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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-01-23
The Shrevenort Journal emphaticall

The Shreveport Journal emphatlcally
announces that Shreveport will have no more
ynchings. 1t is out of the usual for our
vgeneraly we'll balanced contemporary to
have visions like this. Shreveport is neither
better nor worse than other southern cities,
and will have lynchings as long as the crimi-
nal monster is bred-and the monster will
cease to be bred when the negro is extinct.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-01-23
Mr.. Guggenheim is now advan,

Wr. Guggennelm IS now advancing tne
proposition that all big fortunes should be
taxed on the death of the owners. Mr.
Guggenheim's philanthropy has been Of the
"keep it at home kind " and it makes US
very uneasy to hear such democratic express
ions. There is some consolation in the fact
that there is not much of value left lying
around loose.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-01-23
IRON MOUNTAIN
CHURCH DIRECTORY
FIRST BAPTIST

DIR. C. E. PERUVIAN, Pastor.
DIR. G. w. GAINES, Superintendent.
Divine worship, second and fourth
Sundays at / a. m. and Up. m.
Sunday School, every Sunday at 10 a.
m.
Mid-week prayer meeting, every
Wednesday at'7?.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-01-23

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Services every Sunday, II a. m. at
the residence of MR.. w. +. COL
THARP,
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-01-23
MULES FOR SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that a
~ Committee of the Police Jury of
Madison parish will sell at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, TWELVE
MULES. The sale will be made at the
Court House in Tallulah, La, at noon
on FEBRUARY 10th. 1915.
w. H. HARVEY, Sec.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-01-23
1915HatS!.

Without unfriendiness a
ginst the products of any
nation let US serve our own
country first by giving pref
erence to goods made in the
u. S. A.
American made hats are
sold in all parts of the world
they ought to be good enough
for us. The Stetson and
Dunlap represent the best
that's made and we have
them, S3.5 to $500.
Warner ( SearIeS Co.,
ViCkSburq, Mississippi
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Harvard Coach Claims
Best Quarterback
OF Year

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec. lO.-"I
am not qualified to pick an all-Amcr-
lean or an alleastern tenn said
Head Coach Haaghton OF Harvard to-
day.
IF J did try TO select one would
name 80 men. Eleven men no longer
compose a football team. One can
never tell what will happen to the
first string players. This is an age
OF preparedness.
As regards the eastern quarter
backs OF 1915, believe WATSON OF
Harvard was the best. Watson was
a sound thinker and cartain gen
eral; Click OF Princeton. and Barrett
Of Cornell. are remarkable football
PLAYERS, but / believe they are ma
tural halfbacks. but not az good as
Watson at quarterback.
Click is wonderful defensive
quarterback. did not see his equal
in this department on the gridiron
during the season. Watson directed
the play Of the Harvard team. He
handled the ball admirably. But he
could not begin TO play Immediately
behind the line on defense as did
the Princeton captain. nor could he
carry the ball az remarkably AS Bar.
rett or Click But Harvard quarter
backs are not expected to do all
these things"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
NOTICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. December :. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1885.
LIE MAY AVENUE.

To Henry Nieporth. A.. Smith. F..
Furlete, Mary Cathcart. John wenzel.
v. c. Dhoege. T. +. Chene, Albert Col
Fqs,k WIZ Ru brPF s"g s,sdler fiap Henry
HIschge, A. DePuddt. John stover.
Nellie Terry Ellen OConnor n. r..
Hove. John Payne; Julius Luttenber-
V Mese9 f Daniel " cSw snnTHf enry
Barnard. James Piockv cod, W. \.
~ wall. George Ecwlc. L: A. Morse,
August yier y. SSsesaer; Carrie
ANNA Quinlivan. a. Begin. Caro-
F.. Nolan. NJ. Hildendorf, J. Du-
charme. Church Of Christ, j. u. Haas.
George Bader. Julius Toret. 4: n.
stewart. Alex Kudon, Henry Van
Damme, G.. a. Renchard. American
state. Bank, David Trombly, William
rendier ieo S.uhauser. r. ID; Casey;
other persons owning. occupying. or
otherwise intereste In any OF the
lots and premises fronting on LeMay
~ en1e. in sale city OF Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city Of
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
LeMay avenue. from the north line
Of kerrhava! avenue TO the south
praded and paved no.iC- ia hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and prem
lses fronting on said LcMay avenue
and liable I, be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions Of
the city Charter. and that a roll OF
said assessment II now comBlsted
and Will remain at the APsessors OF.
fee. IN the city OF Detroit. from the
date hereof until Dec -. 1915. for the
insnc ction % all PERSONS concerned
therein.
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAVE J. ABR ECHT.
B-f1e President
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
T'p" Tap,
- ~ - on
EARLY NEXT FALL

ST. LOUIS, Lee 10.-Manager
Bartholomew. OF the Washington
university football team. announces
that tha; team will play the Univer.
si'y Of Michigan on the gridiron
next fail The game will b. played
at Ann Arbor early In the season.
Washington university. which Is y
ST. Louis school. and not the Uniyer-
sity Of Washington. - Pacific coast
fame. is coached by big Biil". III.
munds. former Yost star. Edmunds
team this year licked both the Uni
versity of Missouri and ST. Louis uni
vcrsity. The former Yostman has
done more for -. louis football than
any coach for MANY YEAR, Edmunds
secured ;hc Michigan game when he
visited lost ~ Ann ArbOr In mid
season.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
PHILBRICKS WIN
IN 3. & T. LEAGUE
IN FIRST SEASON

The Philbrick team cinched first
place for the first half OF the sea-
son In the Builders and Traders
league No. /. Wedne sdsy afternoon
al the Woodward alleys by taking
three games from the Galster team,
although the contests were close,
one game being taken by one pin.
The Misch, Galster and Diedrich
teams are close up for second place
and with three games to he bowled
In this half, the battle is an open
one.
VIM. Diedrich found the going
good and put over score OF 254,
which gives him second high posi-
ton for one game. Galster holding
first place with 29S.
The Diedrich team won the Cor.
rick buttons for the week, which
gives them three credits, the other
teams having but two.
Among the high scores were VIM
Diedrich. els. 254; Galster, 204; Hen
derson, POI; Steward. 203: Norton,
2I7. Morrison, 232: Schroeder, 2l2.
Casters record OF 29s, and to-
tal OF III for three games, has been
certified 10 the A. Il. c. 10 become
part OF the national bowling rec
ords.
The standing Of league No. fol
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Football and Justice

OOTBAL
n In Seattle %
4 inelud,ng several burglars and murderer
football game on Thanksgiving day. The
OF
mocins
baseball provided the grounds Sheriff
~ders proceeding seeing
out
the usts sti
4 tuned for them
III realize the kicker works in
put in play its h, was
pound The and soaked
tweight to about eight pounds
The of
supposed obe pguer than ordinary their
rsnV soor N'''~~ vas ~ great value
Ms because he did not patiently hose taie
Last Giants
hitting he would only
which them
f*1k2 in 1915
M sborsops being the skeout
elected the
Of futile Chapman with
- In the running respectable
~ Cobb famed on 10 occasions,
who is bound to hit that ball somewhere
ouo other the
for iris in $50 last
American middleweght rassng Champion? asks
WA vAos'
adopt system
iyloeeg1ee the White sox Ysnks.
~ - ~ results OF minor games
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
DETROIT WINS
FROM SARNIA;
FANS ARE MANY

Two reasons developed last night
why Detroit should have a fine hook.
cv season this winter. one was that
the Detroit septet amazed its sup
porters ny sweeping the speedy
visitors from SarLia clear on the
ic, los q 20 ] count and the other
vas no crowd that packed the arena
60 is utmost. Whenever fans are
anxious enough 20 see hockey to
travel clear 10 the arena in such
numbers. hockey must be consid-
cred a popular sport Sarnia started
etron-. bat could not long with
stand The onslaught " tho Red and
White puck chasers. Captain John
son who tried a defensive role that
broke out into attack occasionally.
WAS the7 Detroit star, with Halpin
and Reid close rivals A'>~eT~hing,
4 Sarnia got but six shots az the De
itroit goal. ard the .one goal was a
-. -jor'',lo one. Meanwhile the
~. OF - VT IS
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
ALL American Team Should
Include 80, Says Haughton
MAULEY STARTS TO
PEPPER TEAM EARLY

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Dec. TO-.
Johnny Maulbetsch. Michigan
capta.n-eieCt, corrailed some 40
football candidates at a dinner
in the Michigan Unioa last night
and fed them raw meat and red
pepper This will be their diet for
the next eleven months, Johnny
told them. The Dutch Demon
also informed his candidates that
he Houldn; stand for any quit
ters on tn" squad, and invited
all saffron streaks TO depart while
the going was good. He got a
proper response 10 his peppery
appeal and the Michigan football
outlook is brighter than in some
years.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
"Stufy" Is Loyal

csv Gus nave used the name OF Hughy and
vi
inss h tnear alleged New York club Johnny all Ied up
when ne needs things
FRANK Baker and found there money enough in the
Inen tny decided
Cnicago and
weeks Connie Macks
49, w0ous ana the thing Io,tar
resadng the Fed bunk
s" " loyalty 10 Connie Mack Said e
You are liable hear about me before tho
oaseoal season opens, but there
.ne Athletics admit that listened summer and
even contemplated leaving the realized
owed everything to Connie with him az long
nts me-
Connie me
he viii always continue for me I will
playing f
what the Feds the
Ihlngs were pretty much guess NV
fell of little but n W. will have
looks . before
will have another championship team" '0
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Saginaw Demon, Broke
Now. Will BE 46
This Week

,,... ,,o oSagi,aw
.'
All WE" W" .''' ''-''. ISM 80 -
piun ~ 'jc world ana the ooNihs
idol OF two continents only a score
.of year ago, vii pass his fo'h hiiie-
stone This "e'". Inn" VAS "neh
George celebrated MS oFthuaFs Win
Gre1t eslai and regardless Oh eA'
uerse but no more.
The poor old hid. slhouSh nc
made q goooly pie OF com IN 'ue
liu- long ago save ge'ooy Kiss 10
aba last gold piece ot ms Hsuc earn
Tugs Since then ne mas '''eu Hls
hand @. many occupations out UNI
like IT," boxers 81 TO-DAY NJ was new
er good business man ana ne mas
pro0tci little from ms ventures
OEiv a ear D. TWO ago thc once ram
Gus and admired hshi'r sent OUT an
appeal for a job-dny kiha Oh d
iob-and announced mat ne "ouiu
be ticbled 10 death Win PROPOSE.
ton that would eha0le nun 10 pun
down - bones-no, not q Week-oul
month. Ana this is tho lad VINO
-#.>e+ 10 consider such a sum as ON!
fair.sited outlay toF a niue thinner
for two Only the othei uaE tue
Kid addressed patheuc appear 10
New York sporting SCRIBE ASKING
him 20 pun III Oeneht Tor hlm III
the Big Town. i Would IKE 10 get
hold a. a piece OF money IlSh' NO"
as need il pretty bad wrote me
Kid. IN pencil scra"i Ahu oouo,
less he does need me II ohe!' VIZ.
a long. hard winter coming on ana
the memory OF past slorles oul d
poor substitute for tood ana shel'er.
And 81. on Dec. u, me rams vi
New York viii stage dement, lo'
the KID Enough viii We raised II Is
believed 10 carry him through an
other year WITHOUT uaI usn'p
In KID Laviene's aay' ho"eVel'
iiSh'icg was different sort OF prop
csi'iOn han II is today Inc ma
vas norm in Bay City, Men, peceHi'
her 6, 1853. OF Fren a-Cahaulah par
ents and his first job was ioaulhs
salt oil boat at saginaw. II Was
in that city he fought DIS nr7t ring
battle. That contest WASH /, ioui
round affair With a novice hNe NM
self L1yigne tackled "eofse o,u.
d0ns. enc Of the toughest men VINO
ever put up his hs's. IN eeleo'H 49,, 80,
as the Iron Man. Ana Tue Nln
fought bin q rounaS 10 uia
iavigne Was Then only II aiS w.
and stood only rye iee' t'lse anu a
half inches. \ te" weeks ai,el ms
irst bout with SlddonS me h,u WI.
To Grand R2pidS tna lo"sn' mn.
AGAIN. ms time 10. % inns - w.
g.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
kev Sill irving PennantWi Give Fortune for "H0me Run

who Windsor affairs OF usiCuH
x up canerng down the war ran
~ of is the thru Tue
tocaIbn will be no more
behe He
squared circle have been signed up and have oet
for the
them sending the fan home "l,
presumably parted WITH rl'H
realm. "Wednesday night p'lIg
first bad mai od' '''
not his He
he would the boh @ @
fha the And
through Discrimination 10 hs
Of they will be pitched h III
OF the lads Alex
willing VINO
substituted Tor lhe
o. the willingly
Two OF them would replaced
available short
notice. will be available hereafter
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
WOLGAST GETS
TWO N. Y. FIGHTS

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.--Ad VOL
CAST Is lack In New York making
loud noises about sI5.OOC and a Fred
die Welsh. but until the lightweight
champion secs NJ 10 give ear AID will
take on each Cross on Dec. II and
Packey Hommey Dec. %. Should
Cross beat him. he and not Wolgast
will meet Hommey.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Gibbons has Pneumonia.

ST. PAUL. Minn. Dec. l0-Mike
Gibbons really Is ill. Doctors say
that he T. suGt ring from bronchial
pneumonia and that he will not be
permitted 10 20 into training again
until latp i'm January The nght
with Ahcarn viii not be held until
Mike has fully regained hIs health.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Macdonald To Get Chance

MOTHER local boy will at Wind
Alex
halls from Hill.
many Jokes until he easily defeated
much because OF that
around the local gymnasiums this critics
opponent will be has NOT been
he
Macdonald Sammy there will be a AZ
IND to accommodate Sammys speculative 49,
Johnny Wogas is leaving The
WEARING with the miles
ceaung Mcky krause the other
~ Cleveland He Will get his
u Gney and Jerry Downs slated for the
wnoor card Wogast
k&es larry We'll Like his brother he fighter and be ribs
q dor boxer - ~ lass Ou nv Il Tar from
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
F. WELSH LOAFS
IN MEMPHIS BOUT

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dec. 10.-Fred-
die Welsh was close pressed TO save
himself from an ADVERSE decisloa
in an eight-rJund bout here with
Bennie Paine. last night Welsh
loafed until tho latter part of the
fight and barely earned a draw.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

Wednesday night thai when Rocks got
he thought
fighting then suddenly recalled that
hadn't heard The
Franklin who hear
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Amateurs In Spotlight


Cleveland
Athletic will
William
A
fully Karpinsh person
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

Joe stone. of New York. will play
Jess Leah. 81 Detroit, az Sweeney.
Illusions tonight in a regular match
of the Intestate three-cushioD
league. Results last night were:
Maupomc 30. FELTON, ~. thfee-cush.
scanlou 80, Haskell IS. three-cush.
KAY Of Windsor $50. Davis OF De
troit 1f3. English billiards
FmFlcy of Detroit 80, Tinker 81
Windsor $50. English billiards
glankeushlp defeated NANNY and
Devllu az pocket billiards ~ the
Grand purlurs
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
Baker a Hose7

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-A man
said to he close TO Charley Comis-
key asserts that Home Run" Baker
already has been signed by the
White Sox for the 1916 season.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

CHICAGO. Dec. iO.-Joa Mandot.
OF Kew Orleans. and Richie Mitchell
have signed fo- q lO-round lout Dee
81
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
REFEREES MEET.

There VIII he HpeClal meeting OF
the Referee association on Monday
night. Pee u. AT iI5 Woodward-ave.,
at 6 o'clock prompt. when u NJ
Whyte. president Of the United states
Referee union. will address the meet
effort to attend. 80 that Michigan
can give Mr. whyte a warm recep-
ton The Referee association OK
tends this invitation 10 all players
and officials 81 clubs that are at
Inflated TO the Michigan Soccer as
recitation. Mr. whyte is making his
headquarters a. Hotel fuller.
T Barlow has been elected sec
retary in the place % n T.. Draper.
who has had 10 resign owing TO bust
ness pressure.
H. HouIt. the late secretary Of the
Detroits. sailed for the old country
" Wednasd---. Players and NOW
fs Hr. Homl wit'
,ad hts pasS Se-
prise TO Rim. That makes two tnrd
have left the Detroits for the old
country In the last few days
There will he benent concert for
W Anderson. the Caleys center half
who met with very severe acct
dent on the football field against the
I Bucks. This ~ very deserving
; case, a. ~ other members Of Ander-
sons family also are seriously H.
: Anyone wishing 10 give donation.
} no matter how small. should send N
/ 10 Z. Cant. IFS woodvard-sve.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

Prior lis pounder and Dick
comes little secret In Detroit there 0pound lad by the
these days He has been kept amateur and has beaten
plenty clever
lightweight
his weight tonight
viii be
is for Nnu
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
BAKER IS
BIG ISSUE
COmiskey Said To Be in
Lead in Race for
Old Star

NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-Basehall
men were tuning their ears today
TO catch chirpings OF peace between
Home Run Baker and the American
league a. next weeks American
league meeting in Chicago. follow.
ing rumors that Baker and Charley
Comiskey, OF the White Sox, have
begun To listen 10 each other
Some baseball men were bold in
their statements, even asserting
that Baker and Commy had prac.
tically agreed upon terms. Bakers
confabs with the Feds and Yanks
were called huge Joke. Comiskcy
is said 10 have offered Baker the
highest bid on salary and to be will
ing 10 brush out $4,000 worth of
Dust for his release from the Macks.
Jim Savage. the Newark heavy.
weight, is in wrong with the new
boxing fight commission. He win
appear today on charges OF funking
out OF his match with Charley Vein
ert and sidestepping three later
bouts proposed "a substitutes for
the Wcinert engagement
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
CENTRAL IN
/. H. s. LEAGUE
Leading Schools of
Country to Have Sort
of Grid Body

NEW YORK. Dec. lO.-The pro-
posed interscholastiC football confer
ence, To be composed uf such schools
as Central high. OF Detroit: Everett,
Of Massachusetts. East Aurora, OF
Illinois. and Oak Park. of Chicago.
will not be any hard and last organ.
i2ation. There SIMPLY will be an
understanding and cordial relations
among the schools. and they will be
particularly useful IN providing in
formation regarding griGiron affairs
in their territory. In such years as
these school have good teams. they
probably will engage in intersection
al games. When they have bad
years, they will assist in arranging
intersectional games FOR high
schools.
This Is the idea OF Director OF
Athletics Davis. OF Central high. He
favors no organization that would
make special rules and all that sort
of thing but agrees that an under
standing and nominal connection
with these schools would be great
aid in arranging schedules.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
X-COUNTRY MEN
GET NEW LETTER

Ann ARBOR. Mich. Dec. 1o.-It
Is proposed 90 give all Michigan
cross country men "cMc" insignia.
instead Of the "CCC" which is now
awarded them The athletic direct
ors have approved the proposal.
Dartmouth, Il Is said. will not b. Civ
on a game Oh the Michigan football
schedule next year because there Ia
no room for 80 hard contest.
Just why Leach Cross should 70
into TRIMMING for ~ bout with Nd VOL
uuSt nobody knows, but he hss
done ~.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

The Thisties have broken the tce
a, last by defeating Participants on
their ground. by two goals 20 the
medicine boys one.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

Previous TO this game the Thistles
had made four goalless draws in sue
cession This speaks well for fheir
defense. but the forwards must wake
up.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

The Roses had no difficulty IN de-
featinR the 81. Clair by goals 10
none
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
SECOND DIVISION.

The Rising star increased thelr
goal average by defeating the Vol
verines at Atkinson park by goals
TO none.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

the pnrk snepo-a ~ him
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

petroits were at home with the
Cricketers. who have been doing wel
this last few weeks. but the home
sters had matters much their own
way and won by four goals to one.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

Morgan who was lately transfer
red from St Georges made his deDut
and siznaled his appearance with the
Nationals by scoring both goals
against All SCOTS.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10

VI. Hoult. the late secretary Of the
Detroits, sailed for the old country
= md
The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
ar HonAl wiz
hts pas' &C.
- .aFtaa nffh

Prise to MIN. That makes two thtt
nave left the Detroits for the old
COUNTRY In the last few days
New Britain herald., 1915-10-19
SIX ARMED MEN ROB
 TWO FREIGHT TRAINS
Engineer Polls Attempt to Loot American Express
 on West Shore Road.

New York, Oct. 19.-Six armed men held up and robbed two freight trains and attempted to rob an American express train on the West Shore railroad at the entrance to tunnel between Congers and Haver- straw, N. Y, early today. After loading an automobile with packages taken from the two freight trains the bandits escaped.
 Arriving at the mouth of the tun- nel in an automobile the robbers tempered with the wires controlling a signal and caused the light to show red. This halted the first freight train, and as it stopped the hold d-up men appeared beside the locomotive ard covered the engineer and fireman with revolvers. They then ripped open several freight cars and selected such packages as they wanted. load ing them into their automobile. Then trey ordered the engineer to proceed.
 The second freight train was held up and robbed in a similar manner. When the American Express train stopped at the red signal the robbers neglected to station a man at the locomotive and all of them went back. apparently with the intention of breaking into one of the cars. As soon as they Were out of sight the en- gineer opened the throttle and started up the train.
 The footed trains were stopped at West Haverstraw. the next station north from the scene of the hold-up, and the crews gave the news of the robbery.
 Sheriff Serven of Rockland county and others attempted to pursue the fleeing robbers in an automobile but were able to trace them only as far as Hackensack, N. J.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-19
"MOONSHINE" wHIsKEY CASES.
More Than A Dozen Defendants To
 Face Trial Today.

Fort Smith, Ark, Oct. 1s.-After a continuance from yesterday, trials of more than a dozen defendants in the moonshine whiskey conspiracy cases were to begin here today in the United States district court. De- fendants were indicted on evidence presented by federal agents, who de- clared the government had been de- frauded of millions of dollars through tn evasion of payment of the manu- featuring tax on whiskey.
 Knox Booth of Nashville, Tenn, one of seven former agents in the federal revenue service, who were in- dicted, is expected to appear as a witness for the government. John l.. Casper of Kansas City, officer in distilling company and known as the head of the alleged moonshine organization. was expected to be one of the first to answer the charges in court. Casper has been under a bond of $35,000.