The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-04-16
INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE.
Entries Received for the interscholas-
tic and Oratorical Meet Here on
April "a.

Inc 1OllOWlHS eutIlcS nave oOCh
received here for the Sixth Annual
Meet of the Interscholastic Athletic
and Oratorical Association Of South
west Louisiana, which is to take place
on the campus of the Industrial In
stitute on Saturday, April "a: New
Iberia High School, E. +. Boyle, Geo.
Doerle, John Upton, Etienne Viator,
John Riggs, Robert Landry, Laurie
LeMaire. Crowley High School: Ralph
Lewis, Wilbur Little, Edgar Horton,
Frank r. Gibson, Lee LaVergne, Theo.
Cassidy, Forrest Buckley, c. Wikoff,
L. R. Roberts, F. K. Martin, }. T.
Toler. ST. Martinville High School:
Daniel Leblanc, Jr., Michel Voorhies,
Robert Marist, Reuben Bienvenu, Lio-
mel Fleming, Clayers Leblanc. Jen-
nings High School: Lester White, Har-
old Phillips, Harley McCorkle, Dan
F. Coffell r. G. Hall, Myrtle R. Ham
mond, c. V. Shear, NJ. F. Johnson, Sid
ney E. Lee Lake Charles High
School: Richard D. Graham, Roy H.
Bartran. C. A. King Alfred Reid, Will
liam Bordelon. Warren Kaough, Asa
Derouen, l.. B. Henry, Charles S
Stewart. Franklin High School: Les
lie A Darnall, Earl E. Breaux, Thomas
Jones, r. j. Rome. Industrial lnsti
tute: E. P. Barrios, J. Vincent, w. S
Vincent, Ursin Nereaux, Martin Bor
delon, Andre Mouton, Jerome Slmp
son, Easton Durio, Geo. Guidroz, S. p
Pierce, C. B. Roy, Walter Lejeune, B
l.. Moore. Odo Blanchet. Abbeville
Michael Perret, Avery Hebert, VIM
Rose. Thornton Chevis, Ernest Rose
Vernon Ewing.
The entries for the oratOrical con
test are as follows: Abbeville: Mr.
Michael Perret Franklin: Mr.. ThOs
]. Jones. Lafayette: Miss Heller
Muriel Mouton. Leesville: Mr.. Wal
ter Glasscock. New Iberia: Miss AMI
| Mestayer. st. Martinville: Mr.. Sid
ney J. Durand. Crowley and Jen
nings are in the contest but the name
of their contestants are not yet sub
mitted.
| Crowley, Franklin, Lafayette ant
probably New Iberia and LAX
Charles will be in the Vocal Quartz
contest.
The Southern Pacific has granted
one-fare round trip rate Tickets o
sale April %, good to return April 2;
and will also run two special excul
sion trains returning, one east as ia
as Morgan City, the other west as ia
as Vinton. The officials of the Nee
have to be skilled athletic judges, Ill
allied with any OF the contestln
teams, and will be selected largel
from the Athletic Organizations {
New Orleans.
DR.. Stephens received letter t
day from District Passenger Agent
G. Hopkins of the Kansas City Soutl
ern Railroad, authorizing a one-fal
rate for the round trip from Leesvill
to Lake Charles for Field Day, Apr
"a. AS the Southern pacific has a
ready given a One-fare rate from a
points on it's lines, this guarantees
through rate of one-fare from Lee
vile to Lafayette.
The track team which makes tt
largest score will win for one ye;
the handsome silver cup donated /
T. M. Biossat, of Lafayette. This CT
is now held by Crowley High Schot
whose team was successful last yea
Jennings hopes to take it away fro
them this year, but the Industrial l
stitute boys have about decided
bring it back home for one year
least-although the handicap
against them. This is the secor
championship cup Mr.. Biossat has d
mated to the association, the first ha
ing been finally won by the Industri
Institute whose team won it thr'
years in succession.
DR.. Stephens has accepted invit
tions to address the Teachers Associ
tions of Arcadia Parish and Calcasi
parish during the first week in M;
and the students of the Teachers c.
lege of the Louisiana State Univt
sity during the second week in May.
Senator and Mrs. John Marks,
Napoleonville, and Mr.. John Overtc
of Alexandria, visited the Industrl
Institute on Wednesday Of this we
and we're shown through all depa
ments. They expressed great int
est