The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-11
WILL PRINT NAMES
vT0LAT0Rs OF LAW ARE TO BE
 PUBLISHED.
Birmingham League Adopts New Tac- ties Tn Its Prosecution Of Liquor Sellera--The Harris
 Tragedy.


 Birmingham. Nov. 10.--(SpeciaL)-- The names of persons arrested in raids on blind tigers will be published by the Law and Order League.
 This decision was embodied in q res- olution adopted this morning in the regular November meeting Of the conn mittee of one hundred at the Macabee temple. It was thought best to give warning before putting these tactics into effect.
 According to the Law and Order League there have been too many Tom Jones. Bill Smiths and Jim Jenkins among those arrested. The league will have representatives at the ofice of the sheriR and of the chief of police to identify those who are caught in the net.
 A committee of i've has been ap- pointed to investigate the Harris kill ing.
 There was good attendance. T. H. Johnson, one of the vice presidents presided.
 Still Investigating.
 Coroner Paris is of the opinion that he has located the man who was at the home of J. W. Harris, S05 Third avenue. last Saturday night when liar ris and his little girl, Policeman J. w. Little and A. W. Womack were shot and killed.
 He placed information in the hands of the sheriff this afternoon that will probably result in the arrest of the man in time for another hearing in the case. set for g o'clock Wednesday morning.
 According to information in the hands of the coroner, a man with a bullet hole in his coat has been located. It is not the intention of the coroner to try to handle the man for selling whiskey All he wants Is more light on the auadruple shooting. The coro- ner says he will see that tho man IS not prosecuted for buying whiskey.
 After holding a short investigation this morning 1t was shown to the coro- ner. that neither Andy Rogers nor Charles Cook is the man wanted. Cook explained he was in Atlanta on the night of the shooting. Policeman Jones said that neither man answers the description of the one who passed him and jumped on bicycle.
 While I think Policeman Jones perfectly innocent" said Coroner Paris T will hold him under police surveil. lance until Wednesday"
 Cases Against Sheriff.
 The entire venire for this week. term in the City Court came near to the quashing point this morning. The controversy over the venire was pre- cipitated by attorneys making mo- tion to quash the panel on the grounds that Sheriff Higdcn. who was the de- fendant in damage suit in the first d. vision of the City Court, had summoned the jurors.
 judge Charles H. Senn, who was pre- siding, sustained the motion.
 When court convened attorneys for the sheriff and the defendant in the case of Griffin Jones vs. J. W. MeDade, held a conference which resulted tp the attorneys withdrawing the motion to ouash. The cases against the sherin were continued, to be reset and the court went on with the trial of the docket.
 The point sprung by the attorneys was a brand new one in this county The ruling of the court Is taken as . sign that hereafter when the sherin has cases for trial, that the coroner must summon jurors. At any rate II would seem that special venire VIII have to be empanneled to try the cases fin which the sheriff Is interested.
 It Is pointed out that heretofore sberiffs have had eases in the courts without the jury question being raised
 If the motion had been urged the eighty odd jurors summoned thl' week in the City Court would have been excused.
 Griffin Jones, the plaintiff in this case. Is a negro. who is suing McDade a deputy, for damages as result oi an alleged assault.