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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
TAFT TEARS LOOSE
AT BILLY BRYAN

events demonstrate what a colossal
failure would have been made In
each instance. had he bean permit.
ted 10 carry hts proposals into the
policies of the country.
Taft said that Bryan has not yet
declared whether he IL now IN IA
yur ~ the free coinage Of silver.
The Philippines. said Taft, pre-.
Ter republican victory 20 nrynu'a
promise bfyAn nov faYora . rigid
regulation ~ the railroads. whereas
In 1905 he expressed the opinion
that railroads coald not b. rsgalat
Cd b. .sw
Government Ownership.
We have heard nothing from
him on the subject 81 government
ownership bryan profonseM TO
have been the father Of and now
tho heir 20 the Roosevelt policies.
yet tn no campaign be led did he
make them tha paramount issue
Instead IN the Parker campaign.
be charged Roosevelt with miii,ar
Ism aud wigh briak completely sub
scrsieat 10 tho Influence Of cor.
pofations
Taft pointed % Bryan as being
one ~ the chief supporters of the
German Wilson bill making labor
helpless for four years" lie de-
ciaFed that Bryan. after this. pro.
posed the remedy Of issuing s0-cent
dollars.
In closing. judge Taft said And
Il will be fortunate indeed. II the
danger % four years Of depression
which will follow IN case Of
Bryan'a election. may be Avert@d
and II. By republican success in
November and subsequent prosper.
ity and By ciinchinE the Roosevelt
policies. he may again be shown
10 BE- a prophet without honor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
BOYS WILL PLAY FOR
SALVATI0NISTS

The Salvation Army Junior band.
of Vancouver. wash. viii furnish
the music for special services to
he held tomorrow evening IN the
barracks. al Fifth and Washing
ton. The band consists ~ ~ boys,
ranging from 4 10 10 years old, ar
rayed iu attractive uniforms. The
services Will be under the direction
Of Adlutant Mccain. Before the
services there VIII be parade to
Pioneer square headed by the band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
WILL BEGIN CAMPAIGN
AGAINST CONSUMPTIONS

as 10 the ordinary precautions
which should bG taken 10 guard
against transmitting the deadly
disease. as follows;
Consumption in Early stages Can
Be Cured.
Take your case IN time 10 a good
physician or 10 a dispengafy and
you may be cured. Do Not Wait.
Consumption ~ caught mainly
through the spit Of consumptiyes.
Friends Of eonsumption-Da Damp
ness. dirt. dark. drink
Enemies Of consumption Sun.
air. good food. cleanliness.
II you have tuberculosis, do not
give e 10 others by splitting; even
n you have not. set good example
BY refrainlng from q habit always
dirty and often dangerous"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
HIRAM GILL is
ACTING MAYOR

Hiram G. Gil. president OF the
city council. will occupy the chair
Of acting mayor for the next 30
days. while Mayor Miller and his
family are asay on a visit to the
old home folks In the east.
The mayor pro TEN called up az
the city hall this morning and
wanted 20 know II there was any.
thing 20 do. but he found Jack Stat
terry Mayor Miller's private secre-
tary. ION the lob. aud did not
make his appearance at the chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

floors Of the new structure give
ample room Tor the bis business
Into which the house % Haillargron
has grown
To-day. despite the rain. hundreds
~ people visited the store. During
the remainder Of the week n con.
tinuous reception will be held and
all people 40 dcHiring viii be- shown
through the entire establishment
The store Is credit to Seattle.
90 lie designer and a. It's owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
MOBLEMAM PAYS
SEATTLE VISIT

Ferdinand. Due De Montpensief.
aon of cBfuts De Paris. arrived IN
seattle yesterday afternoon on a
round the world trip lie IL nov
en- route 20 New York When the
duke reaches spain in the fall he
will assume command ~ The nrM
Spanish cruiser Relna Hegnnte
Accompanying him u the tomte
de Bernis. J Forrt and A. WsntNel
hia secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
BAILLARCEON'S new STORE
Is OPENED

J. A. naillargeon a Co. who have
Tor many years past occupied the
southeast corner ~ Second avenue
and James street formally opened
this morning In their magnificent
new store az the northeast corner
OF second and Spring
The new haiilaFgcou store il one
of the finest establishments OF ita
kind on the Pacific coast an of
the fixtures are Of the latest aud
most artistic pattern and the four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Decayed Fruit and Meat
Sold to Unsuspect-
ing Customers.

August H. Springer. who lives on
18th ay. g.. IL one OF numerous eft.
liens who have complained OF late
Of the quality of fruit and other
eatables purchased from peddlers
AT the public market. Springer
purchased box Of peaches AZ the
market Saturday. The top layer
presented a tempting appearance
and as there was q big crowd about
the wagon az the time Mr.. Springer
did not stop 20 make closer ca.
animation
When he opened the box At his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
sxe to the Point Than
Presidents Eulogy,
Says Bryan.

81 sARATUsiA \. Y. SSnf. H.
4, lnarAsons this afternoon are
y Goseraor Charles r. Hughes
q - renomlnatsd by the repub-
"a EAfa eonventlon. EnouEh del.
xtss ar opposed to him. however.
f kfRaf aim on the first ballot
~ asree on a candidate
krstnry Of State Root. both
xwary and permanent chairman
y conventieu. declared shortly
- asoa that as the presiding
~. he could not permit his
- b 80 before the convention
b. esaaidate
] ~ announcement b. Congress.
= Cocks q the Oyster Hay dis.
u thar President Roosevelt has
n Als friends. In the strongest
><hle language that be favoFa
y denomination Of Governor
'sxtes. a believed To have had
~ effect among the delegates.
B announcement that the pFcai.
h talked 90 Secretary Root over
D lang distance telephone today
b ie4ds 70 the belief that the
kssrrnr viii be named.
sergefAry Root. IN bis speech as
.zsTuan Of the convention. deyot.
4 gsry little attention 20 Governor
hoes bis speech being almost en-.
- confined 70 the discussion
Il h. rational issues lie insisted
III ne nominati0n for governor
|knla BE- nade In such a way that
n smpire state shall surely cast
b .scsof4l vote for the republican
zattd4ie for president
Dslsgs,ss al Outs.
va the candidacy of Governor
z<hss opposed BY a strong con.
|1Nnl headed BY a number Of
|Hu leaders IN the state. the re.
za1c1n state convention opened
In siih the prospect Of a free
1zilcai battle. with Elihn Root.
|efrsArY 81 state. acting as tenn.
|esfy chairman and being mention-
4 prosniaently as a possible nom.
~ i1F governor.
ne nsmes of former Governor
k1zk 5 Black AID Jos. II Choafe
suoahly siA BE- presented 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
MAYOR 10 DELEGATE.

Secretary Slattory this morning
forwarded TO Mayor Miller tho nee.
esnary credentials 20 cutitlo him TO
represent Seattle aH "A delegate 10
the League Of American Municipal
tiles. which conveneH In Kansas
city on Sept 30 The mayor has
already gone cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
FOG WHISTLE RUNS
VESSEL ASHORE

Hearing the new siren fog whistle
at Tdiz Hook lighthouse Capt -. II.
FwaFt. of the frelRhter Winn~haso,
nov In port. mistook e for the Race
Rock signal He altered his course
10 bring the Winnebaso into the
middle 81 the strait. but she ran
onto the sandy beach about mite
from the lighthouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Health Board VIII Give
Advice on Back of
Car Transfers.

Health Commissioner Crlchton
VIII In the near future lnaugurate
campaign Of pabllcity for tho
eradication Of tuberculosis or con.
sumption. As a beginning. Dr..
crichton will try 10 arrange for the
use OF street car transfers as a
medium Of placarding some simple
rules by which the progress OF
the great white plague" can be
checked
On the back Of these transfers
viii be printed a few suggestions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
DENIS WILL DINE

Local democrats will attend =
banquet NJ the Commercial club
Thursday evening At O'Clock bud.
ley @. Wooicn wili preside George
Cottsrili will discuss the election
nf senators by direct vote and John
Patterson. tho democratic nominee
for governor. will speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

After a furlough % a year. Rev.
J II d. Forest. one Of the leading
missionaries ~ the Amsscan board
u inthe city euroute 10 hts station
AZ sendai. Japan. While here he IL
the guest OF Rev DR. Everett
Lincoln smith The reply OF Dr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
FUGITIVE TAKEN BACK.

Harry CLARK. = fugitive from ius
tiee. wanted IN Portland Cor forgery
was taken from Seattle last night
BY Detective Tom Kay. Of the Port
lard force Clark was arrested In
Edmonton. Alberta. Can. lie Is ac
cused Of forging several checks,
one amounting 10 $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
gANDIT PITFRICH IS
| ON TRIAL FOR MURDER

nearly crossed the Cascade noun.
tains IN their race for liberty. The
eaptarv was effected by Deputy
shcrltts Matt Starwloh and .. G.
storey. Justice Of the peace OF RIA.
venadale, after another pitched bat.
tie In which Storey was wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

DE Forest made 10 Richard Pear.
son Hohson's published prediction
OF war with Japan. was published
and commented upon throughout
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
CHURCH RAISES S., 900

over 5000 was turned into the
building fund Of the First Metho.
dist church yesterday. when the
edifice AZ corner OF Fourth Az.
aud Marion st. The money is 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
WILL HEAR REPORTS.

Al the regular meeting Of the
Chamber 0f Commerce ~ 100 TO-
morrow afternoon reports vii be
received from the committees on
transportation. harbor improve
meufs and steamships
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

be used In finishing up the base.
ment room. where services viii be
held until the completion Of the
auditorium proper. Rev. DR.. Recs
preached morning and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Gov. MEAD WILL
CARRY FISH
CASE UP
10y United Prss..l

PORTLAND. ore. sept t.-An
appeal 90 the supreme court 90 this
United States 10 determine the
validity OF the Oregon initiative
FISHING laws IT, the last resort ol
thu Washington shore fishermen on
the Columbia Pending the result
ef this appeal a temporary iniunc-
tion will be asked f0F from the
United States court forbidding the
enforcement ~ the obnoxious law
until the question 81 tts eonstltu.
tianaiitx H. decided This n the
outline ~ the prpc~dure which
Gov Mead. - Washington. said
would heNin after his unsuccessful
effort tn get Gov, Chamberlain to
d~Slst from carrying cut his pro-
gram Of closing the whole river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

executives official sanc,um during
the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

9. G.. Larner of England. who won
the iomlle walking race At Oiym-
piAd. made the record time of &c
minutes aud 81 rs seconds
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1908-01-11
SUCCESSION OF MRS. CELiNA
PELLERIN, WIDOW OF BAL
THAZAR PELLERlN.
10Th judicial District Court, State
of Louisiana, Parish OF IBERIA.

BY virture of a commission IS
sued unto the undersigned out OF
the above Court, dated January
I'd, 1908, based upon an order OF
Court granted on the 30th day OF
December 1907, / will proceed to
offer for sale and sell through the
Sheriff of Iberia Parish or any OF
his lawful deputies, or Public
Auctioneer, to the last and high
est bidder. FOR CASH, on
SATURDAY THE Sth DAY OF
FEBRUARY A. D., 1908,
between the legal sale hours, at
the Court House front door, for
the purpose Of paying debts of the
Succession the following describ.
ed property belonging to the above
entitled and numbered Succession
to-wit: A certain farm or plan
tation, situated III the Parish OF
Iberia, State of Louisiana, con
tanning about eighty arpents, mor'
or less, having four arpents from
by twenty arpcnts in depth, bound
ed North partly by public roat
and partly by lands OF Henr,
Steckler Estate, East by lands O
Renoudet and of Vital, South b,
Hands Of Renoudet and of Daspt
land West by those Of Adolphe Du
gas and of Daspit. Terms-Casl
4 EDMOND PELLERIN,
i Administration
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1908-01-11

been written on separate slip OF paper
together with the nun Ter of ward of place
Of residence of such person. the -lips OF
paper, or ballots ontaining the names 50
xeircted. except those com aiming the
names Of the persons chosen to serve as
Grand jurors were placed in a box label
ed '',ienera Nsnire Box"
The sealed envelope containing the list
of Graud Jurors was then placed in the
box labeled Jury Box which together
with the General Nenire Box were
placed III he custody of the Clerk ot Court
subject TO he orders OF the Judge of the
District Court,
In evidence whereof witness our sigma
lures officially on this 20th day OF btcsm-
-, T. A. ID. 1907. j. T. DEVALCOURT,
Witnesses: e. J. GARY,
LNRY W. ORTTE, ARTHUR LEBLANC,
/; iOFF1ER. Jury Commissioners
J. G. LEBLANC,
Clerk and Ex.Uflicio Juiy Commission, r.
CERTIFICATE,
|, J. q. Leblanc. Clerk aud Ex-ttlicio
Jury Commi ,soner in and for the Parish
of Iberia, Louisiana, do hereby ctltify
that Damas Moresi. n. nrouet, members
of he Jury Commission, whose names do
not appear snbsc;ib ID 10. aDd who WEI"
not present mt the above drawing uf .Ju-
rors, were duly uoiei by lii" ot the tine
and place designated by mc foi tb" iuetd
ing of said Commission on the l7jb day OF
I,ec 1907
In evidence whereof witness nv han
ans, o!l.cili seal this 90 daN ol Doe. A
D., 1907 }. G. LEBLANC,
Clerk g. ExOfiicio jury Commissioner.
Attest:
A true copy J. q LEBLANC. JR
DENNY Clerk
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1908-01-11
From Tuesdays Daily.
MEETING OF COUNCIL.

Immediately after the Drainage
Boani had adjourned the members
rec convened as the City Council,
with Mayor Laughlin in the chair.
1t was the date for the regular
session of the body but owing to
the illness of Secretary A. j. Cam
mack it was decided to deiay all
business except the opening OF the
bids for the erection of the boilers
at the water works till Thursday
evening. Mr., Dulany acting as
Secretary
| There were bids for the cree
ton of the boilers as follows: IL
| G. Broussard, $2,420.5O; Leon
IDreyfus, 81, 400 and l.. w. Ewing
|$2. 1920.
There were some minor differ
|ences in the nature OF the bids anc
when these were eliminated b,
lagreement so as to make the bids
uniform it was decided to aware
1.-THE contract to the lowest bidder
tMr. Ewing.
| 1t was decided that he he re
lquired to give bond in one hal
1.-THE amount of the contract,
| Mr.. Ewing stated that he woul'
begin the work of erecting . tn
Iboilers at once and that it woul'
take from six weeks to two month
to complete tho work.
Mayor Laughlin reported tina
the old boilers since being repaire'
were in good condition.
He also stated in reply to ques
, .tions that he had been unable t
get any shells at Avery Island fo
} the roads. llD had quotation
) from Morgan City and was r.
I quested to find out II he could M
: get special rates on the Souther
: Pacific Railroad for bringin
: them here.
: It was decided to adjourn ii
: Thursday afternoon at 5 o'cloc
when the regular monthly bus
e ness will be taken up.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1908-01-11
Section 3. Be 1t further ordained that

Section 3. Be 1t further ordained that
the Board OF supervisors Of the Par
ish OF Iberia are hereby requested 10 Az
point commissioners and clerks TO serve
in the premises, aud give due notice oi
the said appointments and of the time
aud place OF holding said election as re-
qui'ed by law.
Section 4 Be il further ordained that
the commissioners Of election shall re-
csive the ballots Of sll property taxpayers
OF the Eighth Ward Of lberis Parish en-
titled 70 vote At said special election nm
der the Constitution and laws of this
81 ate, and npon which the voter shall en-
dorse or canse to he endorsed his name
aud property to be- votsd before delr A.
iog the same in the ballot box.
Section 5. BE il further ordain-d u ~
Messrs. G. NJ. Corhin. Arthur Llc od
A J. Aleman be aud they are hereb, rp-
pointed commissioners of this electi ~ so
be held on the eleventh Of Febuarv, 1908,
and that Mr.. Heaire Borsl be aud is
hereby appointed clerk of said election.
Section 6. Be it further ordained that
this ordinance be published and adver
tiecd in the official journal Of the parish
of Iberia and eomfoI nably to law dbring
perion of thirty clear days prior to the
date Of said election and that this ordi-
nance take effect from and aftet its pas
sage.
Thus done read, adopted and signed,
and seal affixed in open session ut New
iberia, La, this 9Th day of December,
1907.
GEORGE J LABAU,
President Police Jury
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1908-01-11

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 9.-ln his
charge to the January grand jury
yesterday Judge John 7. Pend
Teton sprung a sensation by his re
marks as 10 his construction OF the.
prohibition law in its relation to
clubs. holding that, though the
locker tax provision gives clubs
the right to keep liquor in their
buildings, it does not give the
members of clubs the right to give:
drinks to other than members.
In other words, the judge holds
that when guests are taken into .
club for the purpose OF having
drinks served TO them, the club
thereby becomes a public place,
and the law provides that no
liquor shall be kept in q public
place. As to whether this con
struction Of the law will force
clubs to withdraw all privileges to
guests or else give up their lockers
land the privilege of . keeping
liquor in them, Judge Pendleton
when seen, declined to state, de
claring this n fine point which i
lwould remain for the courts to de
|cide.
| The opinion rendered by Judg'
Pendletop consequently holds tha
lit is unlawful for n club mcinbe
Ito take a non-member to the clu
and give him a drink, and it ma.
mean that it is unlawful for llquo
ito be kept at any club which
| visited by non-membors. even
} such nonmembers- are not serve
drinks.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1908-01-11
Jury Drawing for tho JAN
uary Torn, 1908.

Know all men by these presents
that pursuant to an order issued
out Of the Honorable the 18th Ju
dicial District Court, for the Par
isn of Iberia, Louisiana, bearing
date the 18th day of December A.
D., 1907,
We. the undersigned members
If the Jury Commission in and for
the Parish and State aforesaid,
duly and legally appointed, quail
| lllied and sworn according to law,
met at the Clerks office of the
Di trict Court for Iberia Parish
| a. New iberia, La, Oh the Goth day
| of December A. d., 1907, at one
| O'Clock p. M land in the presence
| of Henry w. Ortte and B. Toffier.
1.-TWO competent and disinterested
witnesses Of lawful age, competent
to read and write the English
Language, residents of the Parish
|of Iberia and duly summoned by
he Clerk of Court for this purpose,
together with j. G. Leblanc,
clerk of Court and Ex-officio Jury
Commissioners Of the Parish Of
liberia, legally qualified and sworn
proceeded in accordance with law,
land especially with Act 135 OF the
Iacts of the General Assembly OF
Louisiana, approved July 18th.
1898, as amended by Act Of the
Acts of 1904 Of the General As
sembly Of Louisiana, after being
by the said Clerk furnished with
a list Of the Grand Jurors and OF
those who have served as regular
Jurors since the previous draw
ling of the General venire, to ex-
mime the General venire list and
strike therefrom the names of such
las have served as well as the
names Of others on the list who are
known to have died, removed from
, | the Parish, become exempt or dis
! qualified, were taken by us from
|, the General Vsnire Box, which we
the Jury Commissioners, supple
mented the original list and thu
ballots inthe box, until the names
/. If the same number Of good ant
: eIsompetent men from the qualified
Jurors of the Parish as were takel
latom the box and erased from tn
!. Hist, making the number Of name
] lin the General Venire Box ant
.. lon the Jury list, the original stand
: : lard Of three hundred competent
! good and true men, to serve a
I. Jurors, Grand and Petit, for tn
}. January term, 1908 Of the abov
> named Court, said names bein
: las follows to-wit:
Ill (Three hundred names put In the boy. ]
$ And immediately after completing Il
4. General venlre List, We, the said Con
] nissioners, selected therefrom the name
/, Of (2O) citizens possessing the qualities
=. tions prsscnhsd by Section one al I
Ip said Act No 1875 Of 'lsaS, the same befu
= taken from different portions OF the sai
Z. Parish, ~ far % practicable, who shall
e. subject 10 duty as Grand Jurors duril
q the term 81 six f9) months after 4
Pl0rand Jury II empahneled and until
\. suceeeding 0rsnd Jury shall have bee
9. smpsuneled; the names Of the tNeu
=. persons % selestpd, and ordered to repo
n. il open Court % TUESDAY, ThE 91
q. or jANUARY, 1908, It 10 ., clock A.
i. 10 serve as Grand Jurors, being a. folle,