The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-09-29

,er to cd of providing equal facities, he ask.
now ed for application in Louisiana of the
in its interstate scale provided in l. c. c.
gard 17l6..
rovid The movement of live stock is 50
quire- important now, he said, that service
by the carriers should be given first
lbany consideration. Cattle should be NOV.
Hele- ed by a reasonable, recognized SEIZED
mond. ule. He considered running time as
lment very important II would not be nee
essary. he said to operate every stock
4 call train fast and he suggested the fix
chine ing of a certain hour in each week
'ol. In on which a special through stock
w ex. train would be operated
been
e cen The Lafayette board OF exemption
" the in recognition of the heroism of Mrs
Henry NJ. Herbert, who has surrend
sites cred three of her sons to the service
Is ap- of the nation as soldiers of the army
)uvall, and has three more registered and
efully drafted without claiming exemption,
1itted, has ordered two flags to be presented
which her; one flag bearing three stars. de-
,arded noting her three sons in service, and
S, the the other bearing six stars represent
'ptem- ing her six sons who registered June
5 and made no claim for exemption.
rye P.
ed at Hi-Mount addition to Lake Charles
he in has been transferred to the Mortgage
offered Securities Company. of New Orleans,
Com which company will improve the
inning, streets and avenues of the subdivi
on sion and later replace it on the mar.
ion as ket for sale. II includes over 400
70 gov lots and thirteen additional acres not
belief plotted.
winner
Lieutenant Governor Fernand Mou-
~ an ton was the principal speaker at
each Franklin .t peterman PARK whore an
of TO- Concentration dav" raIIv was held tn
nus form the parish unit in the State
Council of Defense. Former Senator
A. Murphy ]. Foster and Charles Wise
te be- also made addresses.
e Hell
iiscon- An important link OF the Jackson
nent Highway and one which will bring
-estab- scores of motor tourists to Bogalusa
r Viii and IN New Orleans was decided upou
has when II was agreed to build a stee
bridge across Pearl river Heretofore
tourists were compelled to cross in
lpany. a ferry.
e Oak
a half DeRidder's new sewerage system
la which has been under construction
IT and for nearly two years, is now practical
d bed, ly completed by the contractors ano
,ult. preparations are being made TO turn
it over to the city as soon as the
toner's state engineer passes on II.
ed an
Or the A protest against any blanket
x for raise of property in East Baton
rolved Rouge parish for state purposes is
being mailed to the Board of State At
fairs by the police jury in accordance
Alex with it's unanimous decision reached
T the at its last regular meeting.
Is. In
Z and The premium list of the Washing.
ton parish'fair. which will be held at
Franklinton October II, Is and 10.
open has Just been issued by ]. B. Linds-
eason ley of Bogalusa president Prizes to
are the amount of $4,000 are offered for
AM stock and farm products.
un in
Work has been started on the new
oil refinery to be located at Westlake,
lnuus- across the lake from Lake Charles.
will 1ho Irr;,od Ou pasr;,v Comnanv is
nploy- oroc,ing the nlant
before
Lieutenant William Kopher of
Amite has been designated as one OF
l nhe the officers of the first company of the
Lake first selected men of the National
plac- | Army at Camn pike
e $50
H. D. Wilson. commissioner of ag
riculture. visited his home at Amite
beau- in the interest of the food conditions
ed a ma tho uork of tho state and nar;sh
councils of defense.
VI! OF The War Department is IN urgent
I'M need of lumbermen for service in
e'erai France and asks Louisiana TO furnish.
ihe some of the number.
On for
L. A. Ambeau of Gonzales has been
appointed conservation agent for the
'ne OF parish of Ascension and adjacent ter
seuooi ritory.
chools.
Great enthusiasm prevailed in Thu
- bodaux at rally for the formation OF
Lafourche Parish Council of De
Tense