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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-30

TAR STATE OF LOUISIANA
goth judicial District Court
Perish Of LafOarcfte

Be It known and remembered, tina,
on this Fourteenth day of the month
OF jan, 10 the year Of our Lord, One
thousand, nine hundred and nine
| u9O9.)
Pursuant to written, notices issued
by the CLERK of Court aud addressed
and given no each Of said Jury Com
missionsrs, in and for said Parigh, as
by the said Clerks certificate; hereto
annexed more fully appears.
We, j. NJ. Lefort q. W. Frost Fl. RI,
Were, and T. J. Knobloc:h Jury Com.
nissioners, duly appointed "a such
for ting. Partial, Of Latourche under
provisions Of Act Nc. 1aa Of the Gen.
sral Assembly. approved July. ID.
f1ag& and promulgated by pah'ica-
ton in the State Official Journal on
tLaly, "a 1898 and all duly Sworn
and qualified as such Jury Commiss-
toner's, 10 snd for the Parish of La
fourche, met at the Clerks Office 10
the town 81 Thihodaux and in com.
pany wilhlJ. LOUIS. AUCOIN, Clerk
of Court <sad ex-ofaioio jury Com
missioner, duly sworn and qualified
o such.
Then aud there ID the presence Of
Messra louis ! Trone and Louis b
JuiIIiat, two good aud oompetent aud
d,sinterested Witnesses Of lawful age,
competent to read and write the eng
fish language, residing IN the parish
Of Lafourche, and summoNed By the
Clerk Of Court for the purpose; pro,
ceeded in accordance with Section 6 |
Of aaid Act No. las Of the General
Assembly of the State Of Louisiana of
1893, to examine the gene raj venire
list ON file 10 tue Clerks Office, aud
having struck therefrom the names of |
such grand and petitiarors as having |
80 served, as the names of others who
are, gknowa toszhaye died, removed |
from the basish, become exempt or
disq dalifief to serve as Jurors since
their namea we're entered thereon
and the names OF those Who have died,
removed become exempt disqualified
we're slso taken from the general ven
re box; after which We supplemented
he Original list aud the ballots in the
,ox with the names of the same num-
DER Of good and competent men from
he qualified jurors of the Parish as
AVE been taken from the box aad e.
ased from the list so as TO keep the
lumber of uaues In the general ven-t
re box and on the jury list at the
riginal standard of three hundred
therein, each of said names
0 placed in the general venire box
aving been written BY the Clerk on
separate slip Of paper together with
V number Of the ward or place oil
,sdence q such psrson.
AID iapediaseix sitter enmpleaing
nd venife list, Ne selected there
ON the name OF the following citl-
ns, good and competent men posi-
ssing the qualification to serve as
and jurors prescribed by Section
It. taken from different parts Of the
IRISH as far ~ practicable to serv.
Grapd Jurors at the session oil
'nrt beginning Monday, Januar, /,
1908 and until discharged accnr
) to law.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-30
WarmothG Gets 4 Turn Down.

A special from Washing
ton, D. G. exposes tho meth
DDS employed by ex-governor
Warmoth in his contest suit
against the election Of Con.
gresham Estopinal. The fol
lowing letter was sent to Mr.,
Warmoth by ]. r. Mann,
chairman Of the House com.
mittee en- elections No. L;
u very much fear you dc
not understand that election
contests referred to this com.
mittee are decided in accor.
dance with thu law and the
facts brought to the attention
OF the committee in the pro-
per and regular way, AMI not
upon innue, nda, insinuations
|or statements conveyed
through private letters. Your
letter would seem to indicate
q lack Of appreciation of res;
pect for the committee Ga @
lectloA No. l, for you seem to
fhiuk thst by the narration Of
slanderous and improved
statements in q private letter
yQu will prejudice the COM
mittee in your favor ard a
galnst your opponent. You
conclude your letter by stat
ing:
VI will thank yon to show
this letter to our Republican
friends 80 they will under
stand that this is a real con.
test, and will open the way
for you to hreak up the Solid
South through legal aud de-
feasible means. :"
II beg to say that / do not
receive any private or conf
letters relating to mat
ters before the committee on
elections, or in general OIL
cial matters and hence / will
lay this letter botcrs the full
committee on elections No. /, |
With this reply. |
IF you have : contest in
which you are legally right,
md You present your case in
he regular and legal manner
before the committee, you
vill receive undivided atten-
ion and fair consideration
rom the committee, but i'll
'ou rely upon obtaining al
avorable report from our
0mmittee, recommending
hat you have q seat in Conf.
resa, Through liberous stated
lents in private letters you I
ave q very low and erron- 9
ous idea as to the methodist {
ioptod In considering cleo
on cases III the House OF
representatives.. !"
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-30

Having placed the names of the
foregoing thirty persona drawn rs
petit jurors for the third week Of said
session of court in an envelope We
signed and sealed the same, and en-
dorsed aud labeled it, .-"List Of Jurors
No. 8" to serve fer the third week of
the said session.
And thereupon we have placed the
two sealed envelopes, together With
the sealed envelope containing q list
of the Grand Jurors selected as here.
insbove set fourth, 10 box provided
for the purpose, lahele 1.--"Jury BOX,
which WAS thereupon locked and sea!>-
ed, and placed in the custody and
keeping OF the Clerk at Court, for the
use at the next ensuing session OF
court, and subject TO the orders Of
the District Judge, And the said gen.
eral venire box was also kcked and
sealed and delivered to the Clerk of
,,ourt as the custodian thereof; all IN
the presence of the said witnesses.
10 faith whereof We have signed
this process verbal OF the drawing of
the Jury made at the time, on the day
month and year first above written IN
the presence of the afore named wit.
neases.
Witnesses
L.. B. Juilliat
L. !. Trone
Original Signedl
II u. viare
j. NJ. Lefort /
Thos. j. Knotloch
h. W. Frost
jury Commissioners
y j. Louis Aucoin,
Clerk of Court ex-ufficio
Jury Commissioner.
Read and filed Jan. IA 1909.
j. Louis Aucoin
Clerk Of said Court
\ true copy,
Clerks Office.
Thibodaux. Ls,, jan. IA 1909.
+. ). Ans in
Deputy Clerk.
-~
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-30

3. the
Merchants need bill heads,
Inc business men envelopes,
The teachers progra ms,
The girls visiting .,arsis,
Tie Young men webbing invitations
Come to The SENTINEL Office.
4 3s5ss
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-30
l.afOurChe JeWeIru 60

1 ~ ~ U0VN0A " l. va dk&A
Candy And
Grocery Business
of your own, anywhere within the
Uuited States. We rent you stole,
put up the fixtures, stock il with high
class goods and turn 1t over into your
hands ownership.
WANTED
huStler5. l|.)ll q Asn and
Woman
able to make $5A0 to $500 per
week, according to ability, as our Dis
District Trade Agents, y brilliant op-
pOrtunlty.
WANTED
Bright. Energetic B0uS
and Girls.
with business teati"ncy who can earn
81 90 to 81 90 per week. to act as our
Student Agents and receive while ma
king money, thorough, simple and
practical business trading and ennca-
for oDening Which We are 30 libcra!l,
offering.
No Men over 35 years Of age need
apply.
No curious or irresponsible peopl.
aiessred.
This is no mail-oreler scheme, but ) |
genuine legislature position of board |
numerical scope and charter.
II YOU are the person we are
looking for, We will Lelp you into
business Of your own aud ,nake you
succeed,
Applicants should give age, refer
nee and enclose Is cents for samples
ID particulars.
}. Adallis Go. Grocers and |
Confactioners..
IL =. State ST., Chicago, Ill
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-30
WANTED

able to make $ha0 to $500 per
week, according to ability, as our Dis
District Trade Agents, y brilliant OPP
pOrtunlty.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-30

10 the preaence of the other Commits
sioners and Of the witnesses, and
which names 80 drawn are as follows:
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-01-30
We Start You In
Candy And
Grocery Business

of your own, anywhere within the
Uuited States. We rent you a stole,
put up the fixtures, stock il with high
class goods and turn 1t over into your
hands ownership.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
AUTOS GO OVER
THE COURSE
Chassis Event Draws Chi
cago and Lake Autoists
to County Seat.
FAvORABLY IMPRESSED BY IT
Crown Point From Now On viii Be
Mecca of Chicago Sports
Especial to THE TINES

| crown Point Ind, March 15.-In spite
| OF the cold raw March weather which
prevailed here yesterday, six automo-
biles containing eighteen prominent
Chicagoans, all Of them officially in
terested in the great automobile races
to be run over the Crown Point course
next May, made the trip as planned
earlier in the week, to inspect the
course and note the various alterations
and improvements which will have to
De perfected before the great event is
run. Those to go over the course and
partake of the automobile dinner at the
Commercial hotel yesterday were: A.
]. Banta, driving a Locomobile; A. M
Robbins, a Moon-Car Paul Picard. in
a Simplex; J. +. Gunther, Apperson. and
n. II. Van Sicklen's Knox. In the
party were. Miss P. Picard. Frank Fl.
Fugo, F. e. Edwards, Charles Bosch. A
l. Daemicke, Paul Head. B. Carcameal.
]. L Heineman of Chicago; Harold n.
Wheeler and George Fisher of Crown
Point
On the return from the run over the
course the officials were very favor
ably impressed with the speedway. and
but few alterations will have to be
made beyond the banking Of the turns
and changing the course in one or two
places. A J. Banta, driving the Loco
mobile roadster. is reported to have
gone over the course yesterday in the
remarkably fast time of % minutes.
which. when the imperfect condition
and little knowledge of the course is
taken into consideration. the drivers
feat is considered wonderful, and
prophecies the fast time that win be
made when the course is put into CON
dition and the drivers become ac-
with the lay of the road. The
party returned Immediately after the
dinner to Chicago, where a meeting
was held. Rules and regulations gov
erning the contest are being prepared |
and 1t was reported yesterday that more |
than enough entries had been made to /
make the race a signal success. From |
now on Crown Point will be the Mecca |
If Chicago automobiles, and the event /
will keep things warm in automobile !
circles for some time to come.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
sun SHINES ON CUBS
Watery Athletes Get Chance
to Work and Dry Out
at Shreveport.

Shreveport, La, March 15.-Witt
clearing weather and drying fields the
first squad of the worlds champions
started the real work of spring prac-
tice yesterday with encouraging signs
BY today noon practically the entire
team will be here and hard at work
in the final stage Of preparation for the
fight for their fourth National league
pennant.
Rain still was pouring when the
weary athletes got up this morning
late. but soon afterward the downpour
that has continued here for almost a
week ceased and the sun broke forth.
The cold wind from the north, however.
precluded the possibility of work out
doors this afternoon, although the mer-
curry was rising steadily and continued
fair weather was predicted.
Acting Manager Charlie Williams.
with Dale Gear. manager of the local
club. visited the grounds during the
afternoon and found them in fair con
dition. It will be possible for the club
to use the outfeld for morning practice
tomorrow, and by afternoon the infield
Will be in fair shape for use. The.
grounds here are one of the best in the
south, and in that respect the cham
pions are lucky.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
INDIANA HARBoR.

A permanent injunction was grant
Cd william Harding against the Penn
syiVania railroad in Judge v. S. Refers
court at Hammond last Saturday. The
injunction prohibits the railroad com
pany from placing a gate on Mr.. Hard
ing's property at the Michigan avenue
crossing.
A girl baby was born last FRIDAY to
Mr. and Mrs. Ed German Of Michigan
avenue. This is the second girl for
the young couple
Mrs. Fred Stephens of the lake front
paid Chicago a visit Saturday on a.
shopping expedition.
Amos Haywood was in Chicago sat
urday on business for Stephens & Hay
wood.
Mrs Joseph Kroupa came out from
Chicago Saturday to stay over Sunday
with his brother and sisters at the Lake
Shore hotel
The office Of the American Express
company, together with Mrs. II. e. Nc
Crumbs, the agents private teamine
business was moved today from the old
quarters In the rear Of the East ~hica-
go Land company's office on Pennsv1
vania avenue to the Pioneer Lime ana
cement eompany's office on Michigan
avenue. 1t is understood that the land
company will in the near future aban-
don their building at Calumet station
and concentrate their force at Indiana
Harbor. The room. just vacated by the
express company, will be used by Vice
President c. A. Westberg as a private
office.
You can get it at spiegers, soutb
Chicago's leading furniture store. tt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15

Since the first Of January. contracts
for new telephones at Hammond have
averaged two per day. A tangible
growth is also noticed at East Chicago
and Whiting.
Growth of the residence district at
Gary has produced demand for resi-
dence telephones. Records on file at
the local exchange also show that there
nave been installations In many BUSH
ness houses and institutions. proving
the rapid growth of Gary as a city.
Single Lines Become Popular.
During the last year all ten-nartv
stations have been discontinued. being
lnadvisabIe to both the company and
the patron Many four and two-partv
INES have been changed to single line
service to accommodate increased trade.
The true value of the single line is re-
hected by the large increase in this
class Of service in the residence dis
trlet and among the business houses
Ihat the public recognizes the peoul-
lar value Of the extension teIephone Is
proven by the installation of a large
number during the year
with the pros ect of steadily grow
ing business during the next few
months the Chicago Telephone com
pany is making provisions for the ex-
tension of lines and increased switch
board facilities.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
EAST CHICAGO.

Mrs John Haugh is convalescine
very slowly. but is still too weak to
be moved from her sisters home in
EngIewood.
Mrs. E. G. Palmer entertained last
Friday night at her home on Todd
avenue in honor of her guest. Mrs. Jo-
seph May OF Fort Wayne. Cards and
refreshments were the order of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cowgirl of OIL
colt avenue spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Muncie. Ind. Mr. Cowgirl, who
for the past six months has been a
roller In the Interstate mill, has ac-
copied a similar position with the Tn
ion Roller Mil company in the Etna
mill. near Cleveland. O.. and he and
his wife will move to Cleveland some
time during the present week
Martin Mckenzie, who was operated
on for appendicitis at St. Margarets
hospital, Hammond, about a week ago,
is much better.
Assistant City Engineer owen Reed
spent Sunday with his mother in Michi-
gan City.
Sidney veaco yesterday received a
letter from DR.. Raleigh Hale, dated
at Roswell. n. NJ The doctor says
he Is having a fine trip and enjoying
himself thoroughly.
The Scandinavian Political club of
East Chicago held their meeting sun
day afternoon. March Il. The meet
ing was well attended, about forty or
nifty members being present The cleo
ton of permanent officers was held at
the meeting.
Your taxes are now due and may be
paid at the Office of the Ladd agency,
First National Bank building. East Chi
cago, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
DYER.

large number OF friends Of the
late Isaac Lowenberg of Chicago wsn+
their Sunday morning to attend his
funeral Mr.. Lowenberg was wen
known in this neighborhood. having
lived here years ago. He stiu owns
quite a little property in the neighbour
hood.
Miss Lilly schaefer of Chicago +.
visiting with relatives here at present.
Our buttermaker. William Madaus
left Saturday evening for Lafayette
where he stayed over Sunday with
friends
Messrs. Leonard Kenman and son
Henry L. were Chicago visitors sat
urday.
Mrs. Mary Keflman Of Chicago
Heights is spending some time at tba
home of her son. Joseph Of this place.
Adam Gard of st. John was a busi-
ness caller here Saturday.
Joseph LiesenfeIt of Hammond stop-
ped Off here between trains SATURDAY
afternoon on his way to Chicago
Heights.
Michael Keilman Of SchererviIle was
a Dyer visitor Sunday afternoon.
James Gill of Hobart was a Dyer
visitor Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
JACK JOHNSON DUE
IN CHICAGO TODAY
Champion, Seen in Minneap-
oils, Declares He'll Will
Fight Them All.
BURNS ALONE IS BARRED
New Heavyweight King Says He
VIII Not Demand Long End
of Purse for Any Go.
BURNS ALONE IS BARRED

minneapolis, MINI, March 15.-Jack
! Johnson champion heavyweight mug
llst spent two hours here last even
ing. he arrived on the Great Northern
from the far west and left at s o'clock
on the chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
loao- his destination is Chicago. where
/ ne VIII arrive at o'clock this morn
4 ing. lie will spend two days In Chi
| cago' then he will go to Galveston
| Texas, to visit his mother
Ihere is only one way to describe
now johnson looked. He looked like
the Jim Corbett that defeated John 7.
sullivan at New Orleans. like the poh
fltzsimmons that downed Jim Corbett
| at Carson City, like the James 7 Jefs
frfes that placed Fitzsimmons on tho
pugilistic toboggan. His ewes snarlxIed
IKE diamonds behind his black skin and
ms step was spry and elastic.
Jenries was seen under exac+Iv Tho
same conditions in his recent arrival
IN Chicago. Jeffries had Just got off q
train after 1000 miles travel from San
francisco. Johnson just arrived from
vancouver, the same distance Jaf-
Irles excused his aged appearance on
account Of the tedious trip Johnson
mad no cause to offer any excuses
No Evidence of "SweH Head
IN short, his broad shoulders mar
row wait and alert eyes at once ex-
pialned why this modern Peter Jack
son oe1eated Tommy Burns and now
STANDS at the head of the pugilistic
heavyweight ladder. Johnson did NOT
appear 10 De suffering from a swelIed
mead lie was pleased to receive his old
friends, came to Minneapolis unbear-
@iued ana asked to be served In the
private dining room of hotel near the
station. ~
About 800 persons, most railroad en-
pI'yes' consregated in the train shed
10 view him. The word had come down
Tue me that Jack Johnson was on No
train. 1t was no fault Of Johnson,s
He even failed to notify the snor+t,,a.
writers that he was coming and as 4
consequence not one of then, saw hin,
for an interview
He did not buster of how he daraatsa
Burns. but spoke of the incident IN |
matter OF fact business way.
found Tommy Burns easy as T |
expected. He was no match from anv
viewpoint" said Johnson. He was not |
Dig enough, could not reach me and in /
cleverness 1 had 1t on him.
VIII Fight Anyone EXCEPT Burns
I did not get what YOU can c.u
proper treatment over there. but I won
and that's the main thing. am willing
20 oerend my title against any man in
the world -
i makes no difference who my op-
pohent is and it makes no difference
now Dig the purse is. I am omen ror
ohe and all and I won't demand long
sno or the purse for myself. win lose
'r draw but will fight any of them for
: long and short end of the purse for
winner and loser"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
Mind and Soul.

The body is the tent where our ex-
lstenee is encamped. The more I
thlnk OF 1t, the more I see that the
mind is something outside of the soul
as the hands are outside Of the bodv
the eyes outside of the head. the
branches outside of the trunk. 1t helps
TO 90 more. but not to be more. The
MIND Is a fire of which thought is the
name. The imagination is the eve Of
the soul.-Joseph Joubert.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
WEsTON's LONG HIKE
Champion Walker Again
Coming Through This
Region.

CO., ~ Nlarch 19.-Edward Pay
d., me famous pedestrian, to-
~ ut-t,D el'eo ms SEVENTEEN birthday
- Ire longest hike of his ca
Er-ar,,1r7 wiz ieaVe New York for San
Iii oVer 4'oeo-mile route and
1on 49, 70 cover the distance in
MI weston will be accom-
panied by automobiles on his trans
continental walk and will have ofacIo,
observers along to see that he Walls
the entire distance. He will go r. San
francisco by the northern route v,at+-
ing the Alaska-Yukon exposition -
coast - Gu t-ieh walking down the
NJ ga" | ,ancisco. Last summer
- r,bto Y'oI "a-Aea from Portland, Me,
es+a $50, $3.50 oteaklhs the record he
-. 80" ioity years previously by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
SUMMARY OF
SATURDAY SPORT
Baseball.

Baseball.
Cubs reached Shreveport in rain
storm after arriving in Memphis on
| time.
Comiskey started his spring house
clening" and shifted Spencer and Elan
nigan to the second team.
Announcement was made that the
Illinois team and the Maroons had four
games scheduled for the coming sea
son.
Racing.
Carroll proved the winner in the chief
event at Oakland, scoring in handy
style.
Phil Chinn lost a valuable colt at EN-
eryville when A ]. Small was cut down
during race.
Joseph K. ran four miles in fast time
over the Los Angeles course.
Athletics
Chicago Athletic association athletes
defeated the Notre Dame team in dual
track meet.
Seventh Regiment athletes held their
first annual track event and Company
B scored most points.
Bowling.
Good scores were rolled in both sing
les and doubles in national tourney at
Pittsburg.
Bowlers of Cleveland and BROOKLYN
broke even in the intercity pin event.
Boxing,
Tennessee promoters expect a pros
perious season in boxing, and several
bouts are planned.
Skating.
Long Branch ice skater, Morris Wood.
captured the international title from
Baptie
Golf.
c. L. Becker Of Pinehurst won the
annual golf championship match at
Pinehurst
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
BIG INCREASE IN NUMBER
OF TELEPHONE PATRONS
Growth of Service in This egon Is the Best Indicator
OF Returning Prosperity-Is Growing More
Popular With the Wage Garner.

There is probably no more reliabl.
barometer for general financial condi.
! lions than the use of the telephone b1
the masses-the laborer, the wage
Garner and the small merchant. Dis
continuance of service to these classes
invariably accompanies financial troub-
les in which the general public be-
comes involved. And. inverseIy. a
mending of financial or Industrial con-
dttions is presaged by receipt of orders
Tor a resumption Of telephone service.
In the new telephone directories now
being issued for the northern Indiana
steel belt, there are positive proofs Of
the recovery of this district from the
stringent conditions Of the past eiEh-
teen months. During two months OF
the present year the growth in patron
age is larger than for the six months
preceding. Every sign, according to
representatives Of the telephone com
pany, point to a larger volume of new
orders with each succeeding month OF
the present year.
Increase in Every City,
By reference to the pages Of the new
telephone books it is found that there
has been large net growth in the
number of subscribers since the last
directories were issued in October.
Many Of the instruments were Installed
in the residences of wage earners who.
at the time of the financial disturb
ance, had ordered the telephone re-
moved. While many of the former pat
rons have signed contracts for the re
newal of the service. yet a large num-
Der of new subscribers are listed in
the directories.
The Hammond book, printed by THE
TIMES, shows that the reopening of fac
tories and other places of business in
Hammond and Indiana Harbor have re-
suited in the installation of many tele-
phones in the homes of former patrons.