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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-07-20
Police Jury Proceedings.

the Court House in the town Of
Franklinton on the above date
with Messrs Spring, Tate, Foil
Leslie, Green, Sanford, Cain
Thomas, and Roberts, present
Pearce and McCabe absent.
Meeting was called to order by
President Sanford at 10. sc
o--clock A. M. and minutes OF
June 22nd, were read and stood
approved.
The first business taken up was
report from the committee to
arrange to have books audited.
! On motion by 4. M. Tate
seconded by R. H. Spring and
carried, the committee to have
books audited was continued.
On motion by Walter Green
duly seconded by Louis Grain
that in all cases where public
roads are allowed or discontinued
the same must be referred to q
committee appointed by the Pres
ident composed of two members
of the Police Jury and two citizens
these four to select a fifth man.
carried.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and ordered paid:
E. L. Magee, feeding prisoners,
June, ..... ..Sl1S %
Z. L. Magee, Janitor's salary. Is 90
J. Vol Brock, Dist, Atty fees. 100 90
Hood Light Co., June bill ..... 10 90
Ideal Drug Store, anthrax vac
cine, syringe, etc............ 6 90
J. 4. Wood, guarding jail two
ulSlltS. y w
NJ. c. Poole, guarding jail two
nights. INSTRUMENTATION. 5 90
j, 0. Bethea, dip vat chemicals I 70
c, H. Weitz, work on Brass
field road. 400
OFT & Johnson. paid on court
house certificates. ...........1,353 81
The Era-Leader, printing..... 10 IS
W. J. Morrison, dip vat chem. 353
Allen Topper, cement for dip
ping watts. .................. A 03
Whitney Supply Co., dynamite
Observation-Disclosures. Is g
I. Fitzwilliams, office supplies II IS
7. j. Graves, j. P, salary. l0 90
M. A. Thigpen, Office supplies. 50 70
J, E. Bateman, J. P. salary. 80 IS
Bogalusa American, inserting
tax notice. $50
Mrs. D, c. Wood, feeding jur-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 20
H. c. Russell, work on CT. H.. 275
j. E. Bateman, sundry Grimm
al expense. 1877 IS
j. E. Bateman. bal. June SAL. s. II
. sundry Grim. exp. IS 90
Burris Bros, mdse for pris mrs "a 06
D. c. Wood, fixing pipe in jail l 90
Std. Oil Co. oil for waterworks Is %
P. E. Greenlaw, magnetic, etc.,
for engine. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % IL
DR.. L. W. Brock, services as
health officer. 20 90
H. T. Boone, services as con-
stable. Observation-Disclosures. 7 so
F. N. K. Adams, services asJ.P. $50
]. Il. Lambert, painting steel
brldges.'.................... $50 90
Lerah Burton, washing blank
cts in jail. .................., 10
Joe N. Magee, work on roads. 1872 80
]. V. Rabb, salary for June. Is 90
|. j. Green, bridge bill 3l9 p
DR.. J. L. Brock, June salary. Is 90
The following resolution was
presented by ]. R. Leslie
duly seconded by Louis
Grain and unanimously adopted.
Whereas, it appeared after OK.
animation that the revenues for
the year 1916 will be in excess
of the statutory charges imposed,
and,
Whereas it is desired that all
finances of the Parish be placed
on cash basis during the current
year,
Therefore be it resolved, that
the President and Secretary of
the Police Jury be authorized to
borrow from the Washington
Bank & Trust Co. the sum of
Five Thousand $4,000, 00)Dollars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
Sport News
.L0JUS DEFEATED
TIGERS SCORE 4 TO 3
Success Due Largely to Pitch
er Cole---Play at McMinn-
vile Sunday

The Salem Lojus defeated the Me.
Minnville Tigers on the East State
street grounds yesterday afternoon by
score OF to 3.
That this result was accomplished is
due to the work of Pitcher Cole. The
crowd who attended the game saw this
stalwart young chap at his best. He
played consistently from the beginning
of the contest to the end, when he had
secured a total of fifteen strikeouts,
several of which were made in pinches
For MeMinnville the contest was a
shut-out until the fifth frame, when
they got runner across, followed by
another in the sixth, and one more in
the ninth. These scores were the re.
suit of ,he most barefacel basestealing,
two of them being pulled on ''Chief"
Hauser ut the b me pate.
Salem scored but once after the stc
ord frame, when Wilson took advan
taGe of an error and made the ,?i'y
which WIS irs;,ped to prevent ,ic in
the mint.
Those spectators who went out ex-
pecting to see Il Scrappy game were
not disappointed, yet only once durlng
the battle was decision of the umrirc
protested vigorously.
The game was umpired by Clyde
Rupert, coach of the Mutnrmah ath-
letie club football team.
Weather permitting, the same teams
will meet at McMinnville next Sunday.
The score:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
MAINE ELECTION
(Contin1ed from l lage l,)

lots for complete state ticket and ma
tional primary ticket,
Early word from practically all sec
tions OF the state indicated fair wea
ther and local leaders predicted record
vote.
''I am entirely satisfied with the sit
uation," remarked William r. Pattan
gal, campaign chairman for the demo
Gratis. al hold to the prediction
made yesterday of democratic vic
tory
''An unusually big vote may be ex
pected,' countered Frank j. Ham,
republican campaign leader, "and W,
will win.''
Privately the republican leaders ar,
claiming anywhere from 1000 to l5,00(
majority; the democrats that they viii
be at least 5000 votes ahead.
The greatest interest is being mani
fested throughout the state in the out
come Of the senatorial fight and par
ticularly as to Senator Charles +. John
son upon whom the republicans hav,
centered their attack. johnson is op
posed by Fred Hale, former progressiv,
leader and u son of Maine's grand ole
man, Senator Eugene Hale
birds eye view of the Maino sit
uation today made II apparent thai
each side viii be satisfied with par
tial victory.
Both sides are taGtly agreed that AZ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

Omitted Press staff correspondent
New York Sept. 1l.-With the end
of the race in the National league on
ly three weeks away Brooklyn and
Philadelphia start this week against
what probably will prove their strong
est opposition.
Brooklyn today is in first place by
the margin of Il game and a half over
Philadelphia. The Braves, minus the
services of John Evers and with Mar
awhile crippled, nave slipped into third
place.
The schedule for today calls for an
other conflict between the Braves and
Dodgers at Boston and for another
Philadelphia-Ne YORK contest at New
York.
The Brooklyn club has found the 60
ing easy so far in Boston. Phiiadel-
phia, on the other hand, has found
rough opposition at the hands of the
Giants and will have to fight hard to
maintain its position within easy strik-
ing distance of the Dodgers.
In the American league Boston gain
ed half game on the close following
Tigers, while Detroit was losing to
Cleveland. The Red Sox, being in
Washington were idle yesterday.
Chicago, which has been coming
strong as a pennant contender, suffer
ed reversal yesterday at the aands of
st. Louis and lost some of the benefits
of a winnig streak of seven. games. To-
day the Tigers and Cleveland will
clash again. Boston is scheduled with
the Senators and the White Sox are due
for a conflict with the Browns. Posi-
bilities are almost as great in this
race as in the National league lineup.
Detroit has failed to gain perceptibly
ON the champions who have aad weak
teams to play since STARTING their long
trip. This week they will begin their
finishing series against the strong
teams of the west.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

least one Maine district will be demo.
cratic; that now represented in cong
ress by Daniel ]. McGillicuddy. He is
extremely popular throughout the state.
For the first time in II good many
years, local Maine issues have played
very little part in the campaign, For
the most part the orators have agreed
on national questions.
Even Maine's perennial rum issue
has been thrust into the background.
Republican orators attacked the demo
cratic tariff; President Wilson'S course
in Mexico; the railroad strike settle.
ment; the shipping bill and taking their
cue from hughes, the alleged general
inefficiency Of government. Presiden,
Wilson was assailed for alleged
"changes Of mind" ON preparedness
child labor woman suffrage and Mexi
CO.
Democracy's spell binders adopted the
slogan 'peace with honor and prosper.
ity," AS the theme of their discour.
ses.
Local orators for the republicans laid
considerable stress on what they claim.
ed as mis'government by the Curtis
regime. Democratic state leaders set
their speakers to work pointing with
pride to humanitarian laws passed hv
the present governor,
The list of the campaigners sent out
by both parties reads like blue book
OF politicians. Here are few who
have loosed their thrusts at the other
side;
Democrats; Secretary of the Navy
Daniels; Secretary of War Baker; Sec.
retary of Labor Wilson; Secretary Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
Athlete Hurt By Fall

New York, Sept. 11.-Matt McGrath,
famous weight thrower of the Irish:
American Athletic club, and member
of the New York police force, is in a
serious condition today as the result
of a fall of eighteen inches yesterday
while he was trying doors on his beat
He is in hospital with a fractured
spine. McGrath was first in the SO
pound weight throwing and second in
the l6 pound hammer throw at the
senior championships of the Amateur
Athletic Union at Newark, n. j., Sat
urday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
YESTERDAYS Results.

At Vaughn street grounds, Portland 8
3, San Francisco O-5.
At Oakland-Salt Lake 3-6, Oak
land "a, first game 10 innings.
At Los Augeles--I.os Angeles 81
Vernon 20.
Allan Sothorn pitched one hit nc
run game for Portland Sunday morning
San Francisco got revenge in the at'
ternoon game, however, five TO three
Sepulveda did it by clever base run
ming.
Walks figured largely in two defeats
Los Angeles handed Vernon yesterday
The winning run grabbers got on bases
free both morning and afternoon.
Cadman's high throw let Salt Lake
win the morning game from Oakland.
Errors by Berger, Nann and Boyd
and six walks made the afternoon af-
fair practically gift. to Salt Lake.
Yesterdays big league star was Geo.
Sisler. His blow drove in two runs for
the Browns and ended the long winning
streak of the White Sox.
Eddie Collins perpetrated an error
which allowed Sisler his chance TO be a
hero.
The Cardinals wound up their season
for home games by dropping game
to the cellar champions.
Earl Mosely. former Federal star
did the heaving for Matty yesterday.
The Pirates made six runs in the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
Fairbanks Starts On
Long Stumping Tour

Chicago, Sept. 1l.-Republican Vice.
Presidential Nominee Charles w. Fair.
banks will open southwestern stump.
ing tour with speech at Springfield,
Mo-, late this afternoon. He will
speak tomorrow at Oklahoma City and
later at Tulsa, Okla, Lawrence, Kan.
sas. and Kansas City, Mo.
Announcement was made at western
republican headquarters today of tae
appointment of F. X. Chandler, Chica.
go University student, as organizer for
Illinois of the Hughes college clubs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
Passed Over His Roll
to Avoid Soaring Stork

Chicago, Sept. ll.-"Not so loud,
Here take this" said w. II. Lucas
labor union official to pair of hold
up men who stopped him in front of his
home about midnight, and he handed
them his roll of $50, They hoped in.
to an automobile and drove away.
My wife S expecting the stork aud
rather than cause an, excitement |
gave up the money wira.tt fuss,
Lucas told police.
Today, still waiting the important
event, Mrs. Lucas was without knowl.
edge OF the midnight holdup.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

Commerce Redfield; President Samue,
Gompers of the American Federation of
Labor; Senator Ollie James and Balm.
bridge Colby, former progressive lead.
er in New York,
Republicans: Nominee Hughes; Col.
ouel Roosevelt; Medill Mccormick. for.
mer progressive leader; Senator Warren
y: Harding of Ohio; Charles sumner
Bird and Viee.Presidential Nominee
Fairbanks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
Australian MAY Come

New York, Sept. 1l.-Word has
come to local boxing promoters that
Les Darcy, Australian boxing sensa'
tion, wants to come to the United
States to meet American middleweights
and light heavies. Negotiations for a
bout between Darcy and Gibbons or Dill
Ion have been started.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
SKooKUM MILK

Portland, Or, Sept. ll.-With four
10 gallon milk cans exuding an odor
of whiskey, as exhibits A, B, G and
d for the prosecution, William Nor
gan today faced trial in police court
on charge of violating the prohibit
tion law. 1t is alleged he received
forty gallons of whiskey shipped into
Portland in the milk cans aboard the
steamer F. A. Kilburn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
Annie Was sight Seeing.

Chicago, Sept. 1l.-Annie Coat, Il wild
ow Of Memphis, Tenn told the police
today she lost $4,000 in cash and jew
elry while sight seeing with two men
she met yesterday afternoon at Benton
Harbar Mich. The police are search
ing for tie men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
Successful Racing Season

New York, Sept. 1.-THE most sue
eessful horse racing season for New
York tracks for several years comes to
a close this afternoon at Belmont Park.
The season included ninety nine days
beginning with the meet at Jamaica
Park.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
Summary:
Delashment,

Rnns-Edwards, Hutt, DeIashment,
Grovesner, Wilson, Humphreys, Gill;
3 base hits-Brown; base hits-Cole; ;
stolen bases Hutt ., Edawrds 3, Bish-
op, Grovcsner; struck out, Cole 10,
Foster 8; psas balls-Kreitz |, Hauser
|; wild pitch, Foster; hit by pitched
ball, Humphreys, Delashment, Groves
ner; base on balls, Foster 4; double
PLAYS Edwards to Pearson to Edwards;
left ON bases, McMinnville .; Salem 81;
earned runs, McMinnville 2, Salem l.;
sacrifice hits, Bishop, Wilson, Hauser,
Miller, Gill.
Time of game LAS. Umpire, C.
Rupert
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
Watching the Scoreboard
Pacific Coast League Standings.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

He must be a mighty argumentative
person who couldn't agree with the
weather dished out to this section yes
terday.
Two or three old familiar faces
back from the Mexican border, showed
up in the ball game yesterday.
Only one wise guy has been heard
to state thus far that only portion of
the Barnum show was here. This story
is like bullhead-it is always fishy
and it dies hard.
1t is evident that over at McNIinn.
vile auto owners use their honkers for
groaning purposes. Salem folks APP
plaud with 'em. 1t is all right either
way.
The hop pickers are hopping again.
A stewed prune was thrown in by a
local police officer day or two ago.
When one of your friends appears
out of sorts be patient with him. Per-
haps he has promised to show his east
ern visitors our beautiful view of the
Cascades, and has not been able to do
so because of unfavorable atmospheric
conditions. 1t is possible even that
the visitors have insinuated that he is
a liar.
Columns and columns are being
printed in the papers as to the cause
of infantile paralysis, and yet it ap-
pears to.an ordinarily intelligent being
that the cause may be summed up in
one word-poverty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

The Journal Does JOB Printing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

Speaker ana Cobb ran dead heat
yesterday while the Indians were thum.
ping the Tigers. Neither batting demon
landed a safe blow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

Cleveland's victory broke losing
streak Of some dimensions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
A New Speed King.

Chicago, S pit ll.-Hail the flivver
speed king-Paul d. H rvey of Oak
Park, Ill.
Harvey, racing in what looked to be
a miniature edition of Darius Resta 5
Peugeor won two out OF three races at
the Ford speedway meet at haywood
yesterday, averaging go l.2 miles an
hour in each confess, He finished first
in the twenty and fifty mile events.
B. F. Davis of faris, Ill.,, won the 30
mile race
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

ninth inning. enough by single tally
to tear victory out of the Cubs in Chi.
eago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

Guisto, new Indian first saeker. made
his first appearance in Cleveland uni.
form. He didn't get any home runs
or singles, either.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
Ladies' Shoes

We have the New Havana Brown Kid the latest shade Also the twoone
Havana Brown with putty tops combination coO before shown
We lead all showing the dark lace boot with wing tip effect an
eghtnc pattern Our shade Of gray the talk Of the town. Our pat
terms exclusive and least months ahead Of anything town. Do
be mead into buying imitation Of these superior lasts as impossible
duplicate Them and have all widths and to any foot
See The Neo Sole Sport Shoes both black and the new shade Of
TAM They very @ and seryceab You do not have wear rubbs
with these new soes
New things arriving each day Mems Wmns and Chdens Shoes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
ToDAY'S IF TABLE
By H. G. Hamilton

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

The hop pickers are hopping again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

Earl Mosely, former Federal star
did the heaving for Mstty yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

A stewed prune was thrown in by a
local police officer a day or two ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

The Cardinals wound up their season
for home games by dropping game
to the cellar champions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11
BROOKLYN IS IN LEAD
BY NARROW MARGIN
Each Team Has Hard Week
Before 1t Being Up Against
Strong Ones
THE BIG STICK BATTLE

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

The Pirates made six runs in the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-11

San Francisco got revenge in the af-
ternoon game, however, five TO three,
Sepulveda did it by clever base run
ming.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-09
Es conveniente que Hos
americanos esten fue'
"a de Mexico

WASHINGTON, D. c., Julio s.
Ell diputado por el Estado de Texas,
Mr.. McLemore, recibio antenoche de
Ia Gulf Export and Transportation
Company de Beaumont, Tex, el 81
gulente menSaJe:
"Nuestros ~empleados, ~quienes, con
otros americanos salieron de Mexico
~obedeciendo a ordenes del Consul
Americana, estan aqui careciendo de
trahaio V faItoS por consiguisnte, de
medios para vivir. iPodria nuestro
Gobierno permitir que los ]empleados
volvieran d Mexico para atender d
SUI propia subSistencia?"
Mr.. McLemore present6 Ct aSunto
Il la consideration del Departamento
de Estado Y despuGs tclegrafio a Ia
Gulf Export. 10 >iguicntc:
Gel DepartamentO de Estado Sc
abstiene 0 ahora de resolver sobre
este asunto y piensa que es eonre-
niente por ahora para todos los amc-
ricanos permanecer fuera de Mexico.
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Tn s~entimienfo ant!sca
~rrancista exISte en- Ell
Edo. de Sonora

DOUGLAS. Ar;z., Julio SIN
sentimental anJi-.arrancista ha CO.
meu-auo 4 hacerse patente entire los
mexicanoS residences en- aigunas re-
rlones de Sonora, 0 motive del to-
no amlgaote que emple6 en- su Ultima
aora envlada q Washington. segun
a.gunos mexIcanos que acaban dc
lIegar de Nacozari, IS millas al Su.
de Ia frontera. Djceu esos mismos
mexIcanos que Nacozari esta repleto
de re~fugiados ' que las noticlaS que
Sc nan recibido aqui de Fronteras y
CaDulona, son ciertas en- 10 tacan.e
a que los Soldados de aquel!os pun
tos. 10 mismo que los civIles han que
dado sujetos a una limltada racion
dc atimenJos.
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clark. Millionaire arirlonadp al drLr.
habia pa.ado $4,000 por TN .irnHo lie
EIakrlOck, tiju.ado "CIaro De Luna.
Amar.a irOniu dc la su"rLc, E>r mis-
mo iIrnLo, ,"mdiio por ID Gamilla d".
loco Il un culecclUnista judalco, ape
ia. 81 habia apurJado Ia cantidad Su-
Ilc!rnir para pagan una Semaua ut
l'ospcdljc.
Las obra> maestra> de- BIakcIUcb
no lieyaban nj siquicra Ia Girma de
autor, Iuien. por I'm capricho de ar
liSta. lIabia daIo en- marcarlds cor
81 Signo cabalistico Al.
Micnlras los lienzos del ai>Iado adj
luiriar iaula y presIigio, este, poDpt
harapIenyo, ycia transcurrir 10:
dIas, los meSes y les amos entire. cua-
tru paroles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-09
La nota del Gobno. anne.
ricano causa jubilo
en- Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. s Julio-La
nDta del SecretariO Lansing aceptan-
io la propuesta de C~arranza para
Ile-ar a un acuerdo diplomatica-
monte IN las d~iierencia> susrItadas
entire Mexico y los Estados UnidoS,
GuG recibida con yerdadero juDiIO Ell
eSla ciudad. Este miSmO sentiment
To experimentation los gobernadores
de- los Estadus lUieneS fe.iciiaron a
Carranza por la favorable respuesta
d., -obierno d. a Union Americana.