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RNIALI Journal of Madi Parish Journal of Sehool Board. ~- 1ial Journal of Levee Board. UIeI4g Jeareal towa of Tallab ° Qo"ggs D sv3RT SATURDAY. RWA or euSSCtIT1N: $1.50 PER ANNUM. (10G3eo 8SrcNC. Editor. Eantered Jan. 10, 1903, at Talln* lah, IA.. an aeeondaelass mail matter, under Act of Congres of March 8. 1879. . The JOURNAL is not resposible for the views aud opiniaon of correspondents a'sappearlpr ia it eolumns. TA1.uLAn LA., MAceU 29th, 1918. deried r a Hig Place. The eantinel I. pleased to note that Mr. Henry W. Worsqam of Natehitoohes has been indorsed by the full Louisiana Conrgese alonal delegation for appointment as Regletar of the rreasury, and thb endoreements are snoh that the tlr likely to reoeive consid eration at the hands of the ap pointing power. Representative Aswell is repor ted to have called upon Seoretary MeAioo of the Treasury Depart. . ent. and also upon Postmaster General Ia behalf of Mr. Wor s am,, to urge his appointment to the place. Should Mr. Worsham receive the appointment, and it is ear meetly hoped he will, hie auto. graph will be seen upon all the Trenasury uote that make their appearance, sad help to grace S Hon. J. B. Roberta, Colfax, MI alec beig urgled for apaoint. S s-es as Aaetat Attormeygen oral, and the ensatire Louisiana dlesgatio Is behind him: The Seatinl wishey both of the geatisumd seesss their se plrstiene, but fear that both thee *eial pia will not fall to thu setof our State It le rather l died to think, h3wevr, thab Mr. V.rerham, e hances for thu appointment are rather good, at .. el so well equipped in ever3 Srespeet for the responsible place, and it lepeeted that it will gi to seie Souther man, as Poet - masts*Oe dal Burleyoe i * feom the South, bling a Texa, -Coneordia Sentinel. Catehlgat straw hopes of fail, mae of dthe Underood tariffl re een measur e, the Olobe-Dem eart seys: "Moeovr, thee is - re al prooetlonist, oi quga.iproteetlenlst, sentiment is the Demeerato senate in 191 theetl wstre l 6 UI9.." And, tes eseer sad moren ameeabh .. pebi eeonisnt thea t wa TIe LereoBoal meto in speci S Of Omba. neSgro peplatio S thbIg ude were eanghrt rnd kiI In apeo room, which waswreck. edemthenberced. Thie put the Lheedoo o Suday pool dlver don ia the Omaha Darktowa fi. Tih rie iegstlag to an eo' m -rdure stnge and ii timee n of n o litt saziety y sa .l. l me e C - P les . lthe Slarn.. tLaw. I Whas is "big business?" This que tiUoa ame up for the frst tise whoa at au attemped to enforce the Shberman I law. The Sherman law, framed by Hon. John Sherman, a United States senator from Ohio and a republican, provides that there shall be no combinatioae business to sestrain trade and to prevent competition. Probably there never could be a law desigud to operate upon all the linum eraule lines of industrial production, transportation and distribution of com modities in the United State, ezprs sed with such bas indefiniteness of terms and limiattations as is the Sher m.an law. Formerly, every discovery in sclence, every mechanieal invention, every com bination of intelligenee, skill and cap Ital that could cbeapen the prnduction of articles of consumption was enoour aged, and the diseoverers, investors and possessors of the intelligence, skill sad capital were entitled to the bene it of the advantages so atained. The possessors cf these advaptges were enabled to sell their prourto as lower prices than was possible to those who did not possess them, and so eon sumers, who make up the great body of the people, were enabled to buy mere chbeply from some than fom others, Iand so coapetition I busines was narrowed to fewer manuaetuar and dealers, bet the eosnerr get the bew SIt. Now, cestrd by we stritest role possible ueder its ladenite terms, no perra thU gh the possesson of die everis, ~nvete, superior skill or larger epital which weld enable aim to produce and sell aticelsof consump tion cheaper than his competitors shall be allowed to do so. The apparent ebjectof the law is, not that the consumers who make up the ernst body of the country's population shallbe eabled to bay t lower pries but that no dealer or manufactarer shall be allowed to sllat lower pries thbn can his eomspetits. Compesition - mast be maintained at all ha ds. SThe anessity for the malatemanee of competition in trade is thas some per Spossoseing pesiai advantages iaght iput down prices sa to'drive out al competition, and after thereby securing a moneopoly of the trade raise pries t I euortonate rates. .Therefore, knowledge ad skill, dis Scovery and nventiOn, dilerencee Is capital and aiilities nto the prodcetits and marketing of eosoedities shall no be estdse4, but all who sell shall at at the sna prices, and these priosi - shau be eulated by the ability l those who. ase least able to produas g standard artiles to make a fair proSt a Asa re all bryersshadbuy atthe - 1 same ypries. It is not strange that tee Supremi * Court ti ,Unsited States, wn it 0 eae to dua with the Shermanu tw, In. . teeueedr the "rul of rsmna," holdig b that s lubatle nengagsd in pro* Slands * lel.ng woere eassable, ad oMthes re nreasonable. BD Peldnt oosaelt bd already, pr. viow to te desantion of the eonrt deeladl that - tasto and 5om ains were benevedst sadet ohers * wo the enatrary, ad the bervolern nltrue lshoul he uphel the evf treto hrd be eatp eir s. Prom this Ib is ee thati th Shems law pseam passles thamt most altj e3all e the atteatie f the jiudel I, mind, but prent prsnt preme l r eznemaln elty to th Itgslator whi j might seek to sole them.-- . .P,. -, 8ine. he prosprtty of he woldet . -oe rms are o m-s imprteane thee a yi ether e Mem that ges o maik * and the asessee a asd jrepe I o thi meunitie lalng th dms w_ . being mprevd massr, steak and weuth the liv~ig.--Olblad News. . Met time for bus'ball, ad Tallulat has all ten requred material for organ. slung a eretClass team. Ltse net bi bae the reat of th anlghboring It Irequeatly happen that a sterang oeming into a commnliy and padting a the alesetfa g ,st i-ma, l tke a it n and i aid, theaghi n .othng st the sequel etna preveethatlt isnel et to tabo up wlil stemags seo .a- dly. Taoe a IMels wham w hat knron - iar amndo whas amsm. S teem na b er a .. o "---.. .. We are in receipt of the fol lowing communication from Rev. M. . E. Dodd, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, Shreveport, that will doubtless be of interest. to many of our readers: Shreveport, March 25, 191. Editor Journal, Tallulah, La. Dear Editor :-The ilapt it iSun day Schools and Young l',wph1s' Unions of North lnisiuialn ar'o' planning to have a I'uiotn tlt'itl on the Ulhtanuquas triunkd at Ruston on Thursday, Junisg Ith. Special trains will ,e ' run to the V., S. & I'. from I"VytIwt to Ruston, f(i hn ta, % rse 1to Ruston, andover the l~nu llnut sin from Al'tanldra to tIuatoi . It is certain that thete wll nout be far from A sI1t people wpre~nt. Special t\atnrouces aling the teaclsrs *t l be conducted by snsw rtewac atative of the Sun- . day School ueard of the iouthern Itaptist t\wvention from Nash rille. Tennessee. There will be held alMo a tunference of all the Suewrintendents of all the schools. The Young People's SUnions will have a special coip ference on that day, and some leading man of the Baptist de .inomination will give one great evangelistic address just preceed ing tie lunch hour. Rev. C. H. Westbrook of Minden will have charge of the music of the day, conducting a chorus of at least 200 voices. The young people will enjoy such sports and games as suit their tastes. All who go will , bring basket lunches and a great o basket dinner will be spread for all in attendance. ' At this meeting plans will be perfected for an Annual Encamp ment of the Sunday Schools and g Baptist Young People's Unoons. a Very sincerely, M. E. DODD. i A North Carolina jary has de 'a cided that when hazing results in I the death of the victim it is to be 0 regarded as manelaughter and the perpetrators are to be punished n accordingly. Three prominent L, young men of North Carolina have w just been sentenced to a term of years in the state prison for caus e ing the death of one of their I schoolmates and their sentence I* should exert a sobering influence on hazers everywhere. School *, authorities who find themselves at unable to stop a practice which * sometimes results in death, 3 should alloir the law to take its course.-Ex. it John H. Pstterson, of the Nat I I ional ash Register Oomlpany, at Dayton, Ohio in the midst of the a greatest excitement collected his It woodworkers and requested them a to nmakd bsate with all possihle "I speed to be used in rescue work - and in almost incredible short - time ese arks of safety were launched and were the means of saving many from a watery grave. * At the risk of his own life Pat r, terson srved many and brought Sthem toplaces of afety. Several Socers of the National ash Reg Sister 0omlany were- recently a given sentences for alleged vio. ia lation of law, and no doubt their he punishment was merited, but the world will applaud their liberal i ity and the quickness with which m. they lent themselves to bring a relief to the strickken multitude. -Shreveport times. Tie .ptse of Adrnoal by strm so the rowalu, sad prastleay the eela, brolw of tme wasr of prSm Ssad h rsmhlar politial eLsqusee. ,- It m mly sed tLhe ill of s otarl to p t the hishlag touk t tha satlme a tm amast empbms A4tromople, the I lelr t Iae B~I, r.al .mu , the obi-. Selsm whIsh thsy hee mam s3, hriy , eempwa.e with uJapieum tdimuph m Pus Airthr. Wi meha bhalse smp the past e Imth ifthe aflmee a geles heseg um emus emm Swlat Meesampe sad la d thr - ain to Aine at intasy ie se Im th k I have moved You can now 'phone tllwood Jacobs at No. 101 for Star Pressing Club All Work Guaranteed. China Glassware Queensware and Tin ware Hardware furniture" Stoves Buggies FARMINiG IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Paints, Oils & Glass FOR SALE BY TALLUL'A HIARDW ARE FURNITURJE CO. Tallulah, Louisiana We Guarantee ve Rambler for Ten Thousand Miles Suject to the conditons of our signed guarantee which se will giva with each cor: STer thousand milesl Think what it Since then the fame of the Cross means, Country has spread, and its service has Step into the Rambler in New York extended to every state in the Union, to and journey across four states to Chicago. every province of Canada, to Mexico, to Take your bearings and strike due west Australia, South America, Europe and across seven states to the Golden Gate. the Orient. ' Run down the Coast to Los Ane. Everywhere this Rambler has gone its Turn back over the -mountains anaon Eerformance has strengtenned our on through eight hundred miles of desert to idenc in its ability to fulfill this guarantee. El Paso. Then on to New Orleans and That is why we do not hesitate to give it. back, by way of Atlanta, through eight states to the city of New York. Eleven years of success in motor car Strike out again cross country for Chi. building has so established the stability cago. Then drive youtr car straightway of this company in manufacturing and across the American continent to San financial resources as,to make definitely Francisco. Yet you have not exhausted known the responsibility back of this the ten thousand mile Rambler guarantee guarantee. backed by a company of known stability. Such a car with this guarantee, backed We give this guarantee to prove to you by such a company whose liberal policy is paour unbounded confdence in every single so widely known, are the reasons why you part that goes into every Rambler car. should have a Rambler. The first Rambler Cross Country that n left the factory made a three thousand mile Just sit down and write us a postal test trip, through nine states, over the or send the coupon, asking for the catalog. mountams of Pennsylvania to New York, It tells all about the Cross Country and Albany, Boston and back to the factory. the other 1912 Rambler modelk. ". al a . R. s" "r Grow G n o " J.. E..Jo on. .-. Tallulah Dealer. __ _ _ý"" --- - JO E. J1h;n'O. *.=", "w! i- OFFICE OF THE BOARD OP COMMISSIONERS, FIFTH LOUISIANA LEVEE DISTRICT, Tallulsh, La., November 13th, 19i1. TRESPASS NOTICE. All parties are hereby warned not to out any timber or trees of any kind, ce In any manner depredate on the islands situated in the MiPsissippi River, alrb the Fifth Louisiana Levee District Froat, comprilsing the Eastern boundary ,a of the Parishes of East Carroll, Madison, Tenses and Concordia, nor to %espaen thereon in any way, said islands belonging to the Board of Commissiners for the Fifth Louisiana Levee District, and described as follows: Island No. t in Township 23 N. R. 12 E. i" " 2" " 23 N. R. 12 E. " " 3 " " 23 N. R. 12 E. " 6 44" 4 23 N. R. 12 E. 4 ." 5 " " 23 N. R. 12 E. " "* 6 " " 22 N. R. 13 E. " " 7" " 21 N. R. 13 E. " " 8g" " 21 N. R. 13 E. " " 9 " " 20 N. R. and 21 N. R. 13 L ," " 10 " " 20 N. R. 13 E. " " II " " 20 N. R. 13 E. i " 12 " " 19 N. R. 1l E. o " 12a" " 19 and 20 N. R. 13 E. " "O 13 " " 19 N. R. 13 E. f "" 14 " '" 14 and 15 R. 14 E. S " 1.5 " ," 11 N. R.'12 and 13 E. " " 16 " " 6 N. R. 9 E. " " 17" *" 6 N. R. 9 E. S 18 I6 " " 5 N. R. 9 and l0 E. " ; 19 " 5 N. R. 9 and 10 E. and more particularly described in a survey made under the direction and sf"a thority of Gov. N. C. Blanchard, under date of June 7th, 1908. being tran N to said Board of Commissioners under the provision of the Act 191 of llUg decision of the Supreme Court of Louisiana, rendered on the 27th day of Mmot A. D. 1911. J. T. McCLELLAN, N. H. LEWIS, President Board ef Comnmimsaoners Secrets ry. Fifth Louisiana Levee DisA To The Public Having purchased the entire Machine and Automobile shp _ business, machinery, tools, etc., of E. 8. Riohards & Son, mld combining same with my well-equipped blacksmith and repair shp gives the public the best general repair and machine shop in N Lauisiana. I have spared no money in equipping this shop with the vey bedt of machinery, tools, etc. Also have each departmest l' charge of an expert in his line. Experts sent out at any time. All work done promptly and satisfaction guaranteed. Your patronage solicited. Berry's Blacksmith & Machine Works, Day Phone 8662 Lke Prviodence, La. Night Phone