The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-15
JUVENILE COURT CASE IS APPEALED Third Regiment May Shoot For
 Medal TAYLOR GETS LONG TERM Affecting Scene In Court Room When He Is Torn From Wife To Serve
 Sentence In the State
 Penitentiary.
TAYLOR GETS LONG TERM

Anniston. october 14-(Special.)-Ira Perryman has appealed his case to the United States supreme court, and he will not be tried at the present term of the city court, as was expected. He is charged with killing Phillip Crook, negro in this city something over one year ago. At the time of the alleged offense Ala bama's juvenile law was in effect and Perryman, being under IA years of age pleaded accordingly when arraigned. Judge Coleman, however, decided that the juvenile law was unconstitutional and the matter went to the supreme court ot Alabama. The supreme court upheld the opinion of Judge Coleman and now Per ryman, through his attorneys, Knox, Acker & Blackmon, has appealed the case to the supreme court of the United States.
 Shoot for Medal.
 The members of the Third regiment, Alabama National Guard, will in all prop- ability have a shoot on the local range at an early date for the medal offered by the National Rifle association.
 The medal, very handsome one, was received by Capt. lFrank Johnston yes terday, and he announces that he Will at once have the range placed in good condition and ask the several eonlpaiies of the regiment to select men 10 com- pete for the prize.
 This will be the first shoot thls regl- ment has held for the medal, havlng been a member of the National hiiies association for only one year. 1hese medals are offered annually and they go to the person making the best score.
 Republican Rally.
 ta,enhone message from Birmingham today announces that Hon. Duncaii 0uo I<inley. a cousin of the late fresioehe' William Mckinley, will propapy pe III .nris+on at the republican rally sched- uled for October 23, to make an aoures along with Frank N. Lathrop, James Rowron and J. O. Middleton, republican, candidate for Congress from the fourta district.
 Al any rate. local republican voters are arranging for a big rally at Una. time. with view of trying to make as good showing for the g. 0. p. as possiDie in a democratic community
 Gets Long Term.
 .Irrless Harvey Taylor is able to raise considerable money for the payIlieh. VI the cost accruing in his cases oy the eiiiie his labor sentences are compieleo, iie will have to. spend nearly two years In the state prison to satlsIy tue s."'e ;,frootions of the prohibition law
 Tav1or is young white man who re- siaas in the southeastern part or tne county, At the last term or the city court grand jury that body returned seven Indictments against him for the Illegal sale of whisky. Yesterday when ne was arraigned in city court he effected com promise by pleading guilty to TOUT oI the indictments and getting three of them nol nrossed He was then fined $50 and sen fenced to three months at hard labor In each of the four cases When the labor sentences have been served he Will pc required to pay the fines and II ne mas not the money he will be compelled to work them out in the coal mines, or Wher- ever he is held in serytude
 A very touching scene marked the close of the cases. when his young wife bade him goodbye She threw her arms around his neck and wept bitterly for several minutes. Taylor tried bravely to hold up under the ordeal but was visibly affected.
 Appeal To Democrats.
 Fred L. Blackmon. state senator ap- pealed to the democrats of Calhoun coun- tv to poll a full vote at the November election in his address before the Bryan and Kern club at its meeting last evening. He stated that a full vote would preclude any effort upon the part of the repub- licans to reduce the representation of the south in the national Congress. He said that a strong effort would be made hv inc republicans to control the next Congress and it was possible that num- Der of southern democratic congressman would have their elections contested. He urged that big vote be boiled for w. B. Craig, the democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourth congressional dis trict MT. Blackmon was introduced by I & Mooring. president of the club.
 The club received an offer from the republican campaign committee to re- ceive the election returns at the court house on the night of November 4 each to share equally the expense The propo- sition was accepted and the returns will be prominently displayed in the circuit court room.