New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-11-24

Maumus; "Midnight Bells"
piano solo, Bessie GaIIiand; ain
the Village by the Sea- vocal
solo, Bessie Broussard; "iIappy
Helm" piano solo, Harriet Ct
cntat; "SuItan's Grand March"
piano solo, Rose Jaquemoud;
"Cbarite, " vocal solo, Cecrle
Chaperon; "Cupid's Dart"
piano solo, Louise Kratzer;
"Apple Blossoms" piano solo,
Little Daisy Fagot; Galveston
Storm" piano solo, CeciIe Cha
pcron; "Everv Body Gives Me
Good ADVICE vocal solo,
Gvonne Arnandcz.
SECURE A HOME
on easy payments like rent
Iberia Building Association.
Mr.. Frank Q. Croy District
Deputy OF the Knights of Mae
cabees expects to organize tent
of the order in cancrette. He
paid the City visit yesterday
with Mr.. A. II. St Martin and
today reports that there is much
interest in the matter. Quite a
number of applications for mem
bership to the order was receiv
ed. 1t is probable that another
visit will be made to Jeanerette
on Sunday.
The local tent is increasing in
membership rapidly. There
are more than % applications
for membership on hand now.
Seven new members were taken
in at the last meeting and there
IS every indication that there
will be more than Is members
Or perhaps a hundred by the
time the new wear opens.
For the last few days there
has heen q noticeable increase of
tramps in the streets and yester-
dav there was descent upon the
city by the ragged members OF
the order. There were one
armed beggars, two legged beg
CARS with and without clutches
and canes and some had all four
of their limbs but none we're so
far manned that they could not
drink good strong whiskey.
They had camped just out
side The corporation line in the
woods to the north of the city
and by common consent they
camein to try their luck. They
were successful for a while and
then the Police took hand
and today they are making
tracks tor some other more well
come place.
MONEY TO LEND.
lberiaBuilding Association.
Mr.. w. ID. Coudron of the
Nestle Down Nursery has fur
nished the ENTERPRIsE-LEADER
with a sample OF the Kumquat,
grown by him. 1t is a small
member of the citrus family and
a native of Japan and is not
only convenient but when ripe
is delicious. 1t makes Just a
mouthful and is eaten whole I'M
pealed. Ii is said that it can be
preserved in sugar or crystalized.
AT any rate it makes an addition
to the fruits that can be raised
here to perfection.
Small growers of cane are
complaining generally of the
small prices that have been set
bv the rehneries for the cane.
Last year when there was large
crop the prices it is said were
low. This year when the crop
is small it was expected that
$500 per ton would be the
price. 1t is stated the rehner-
les are only paving $500 and
the growers are complaining that
this IS not enough TO pay for the
trouble of raising the cane.
Some very fancy specimens
of Japanese oranges grown on
Weeks Island are in the market.
There are geo trees OF these
varieties there and the crop this
year is said to be very good
one. The fruit is delicious and
ought to bring good price.
The fact that il does so well in
this neighborhood is cited as
reason why more of the orchards
should be planted.
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