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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

Mr.. John Geig, who has kindly
helped rs through orr recent
gushes of work in tits office, left
on Wednesday for the Crescent
City where he has been rendered
very tlattering offer rs manager
Of u printing office. Ills family
will probably follow him later 10
make their home in New Orleans
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20
FOR SALE.
Apartment House,
IO17 Canal ST.,
New Orleans,

Mrs. Jno. Hutchison is Offering for
sale her furniture, fittings, and good
will Of her elegantly furnished apart
ments' at 1922 Canal street, New Or
leans. This house was run for many
years by Mrs, Wills. who established
its reputation, and which has been
fully sustained by its present proprie-
tor. II enjoys a large patronage Of
the best people Of the Attakapas. Its
location Is convenient to every point
OF interest in the Crescent City, eape-
cia'lv all street lines, the theatres, the
great stores Of Canal street, etc. Car
nivaI parades pass the door. III health
is the reason for desiring to sell.
For further particulars apply in per-
son, or write to
Mrs. JNO HUTCHINSON,
lO22 Canal st.. New Orleans, La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

State of Louisiana Parish Of Iberia
Bird Wand Justice Court X

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Notice thereby g.ycn that by VII
tufe of y writ Of fteri faclas issued
by J, A, eahin, Justice of the Peace Of
the 3rd Werd of the parish of Iberia
in favor ofs. r. Sorrel anl agaQst
Frank RAIDER Ha1. ~ me directed. !
will at eleven O'clock on the 9th of
March, 1909, at the o4iice of said Justice
Of the Pace in the I'D. Ward in said
parish offer for sale. for cash at public
auction the following movable proper
ty to.Mit:
Tw1creolc horses, 10
One sSrry and harnesses.
seized as ths,rroperiy If Frank Rad
er under said ~ws.4.. Of .ssari iac@s to
pay the sum of sixty and lJ-lno dollars
and all cost OF Court.
Given under my hand this 10Th day.
Of Feb, lhoo.
81 Ernest necuir,
KS Constable.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20


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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

rRESPASS NOTICE: The public
is hereby notified aud warned
that hunting and otherwise tres.
passing upon my farm, south Of
New Iberia; IL positively prohlb-
tied under the penalty Of the
law. q. +. Morrell.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20
NEW PLAN

Shares will be Issued and
money loaned >under the
NEW PLAN aftK January lst,
1909.
A splfn66 opportunity for
6OrrOWb(s and investors.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

Mr.. hos DAVIS, accompanied ny
his mother left on Tuesday NOM
nv Tor loclpnit, tn attend The
funeral Of NJ Edward Lonp. .
brother Of MIS- Davis.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

Mrs F,ltz Dsltllcn entertained
many Of her friends III her most
charming manner al h'r elegant
home on Monday evening.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-02-20

AR i. J.. Mnylrlle made i bur
ned business l'lp 10 the Crescent
CITY th' ca Y pant 81 The week N
connection with iIlr opening If his
new store N the corner Of Man
aud Hopkins streets
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
SPORTING NEWS.
JOHNSTOWN TO
BE in TRI-STATE
Town Now Assured Of a
League Team This
Season

JOHNSTOWN. Jan. 29.-JohnstoWh
will be i'm the Tri-State league Tor a
certainty. There is now no doubt but
what the Johnstown Athletic Associa.
ton, which WIN control the club VIII
be organized this week. Tha move
ment started couple of weeks ago
10 organize an association has start
ed lots of enthusiasm and as 1t grows
so do the subscriptions for the zoo
shares of stock The solicitors nave
been successful in securing supscrlp-
ers for 1903 shares of stock, represent
ing S515O. There is nothing that now
stands in the way of fffectins an or
ganization. and a meeting of the stock
holders win be held this week TO or
ganize and start the ball rolling TO-
ward securing manager and getung
the club lined up for good get away
I'm the Tri- state race. There are
number of fans in Johnstown VINO
have not yet been approached by the
solicitors. and the indications are that
before the season opens the entire
$40 600 worth of stock will have been
taken. and baseball put on soma
foundation. such as it has never peen
before. Johnstown has a number OF
good players on its reserve list, and
they form the nucleus for good team
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
CHICK HARTLEY
IS REINSTATED
Manager HeCkert Planning
Several Deals for New
Players
HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. %.

A1<AANAAAt,ApA LNArs Jan. ~.
George w. Heckert. of the Harris
burg baseball team wore a happy smile
yesterday for something has turned
up that pleased the foxy little leader.
The 1903 team is practically made up
but there are several deals which
might yet be put through and will be
il the directors follow Heckert's lead
and provide the necessary funds. Man
ager Heckert announced that Walter
S, better known as Chic Hartley had
been reinstated by the National Com
the minor league body which
acted upon his application. Hartley
is now free of the blacklist and can
play in any league. The Harrisburg
club holds title to the hard hitting out
fielder and it is very probable that
he will play next season with the Har-
risburg club.
Baseball is looming up. Cigar stores,
barber shops and hotels are ringing
with talk about it while the directors
of the II. "A. G. are discussing COM
mittee heads for the coming season.
Charles l.. Schmidt, who was chairman
OF the Field and House committee.
viii likely hold that position this year
and w. S. Tunis will be Tri- State
representative. All signs seem TO in
dicate that DR.. John A. Fritchey will
be elected baseball chairman and no
more popular move could be made by
the directors. DR.. Fritchey knows the
game thoroughly and working with
Manager Heckert and President w.
Harry Baker, there would be a trio
hard TO beat in the baseball game.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
SENSIBLE GAME
LAWS In ALABAMA

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 29.-The fields
Of Alabama are full Of birds. Quail are
more plentiful than in many years. and
the hunters of the State are enjoying
great sport. This condition is unquestion-
ably due to the existence Of the excellent
game laws of this State, laws which are
enforced on account Of the fact that they
are supported by popular favor.
There is no true sportsman in Alabama
who desires to break the law; that law,
which is humane in the first place. and
which guarantees him splendid sport
throughout all coming years.
According 70 the Alabama game law
there are only certain months in each
year in which certain game can be killed.
Trapping IS put under the ban. A farmer
cannot trap even on his own land. Quail
are shot from November TO March l.
Each hunter is required 10 take out a
license. either a State license. 50. or a
county license 81 in each county in which
he hunts. Before shooting a bird hunt
er must have in his possession at the
time Of hunting q written permission from
the owner OF the land. No hunter may kill
more than % birds within the space OF
a dav
IL can be seen az once that every hunter
who is a sportsman should be well pleased
by the provisions of the law lie Is willing
to pay for his license and is willing to
kin only 20 birds. He sees under this law
that there is silent guarantee that he
win have birds to shoot at through all
future years.
The farmer OF the State is also well
pleased with the law. for the simple rea-
son that it guarantees to him the right
when he has always desired--that of de-
termining Just who shall and who shall
not hunt on his land.
The section Of the law which makes it
necessary to procure written permission
TO hunt on the land Of owners. excludes.
as rule. the irresponsibles who seldom
have much land of their own and cannot
easily obtain permission to hunt on the
property of others
Trapping birds Is not only prohibited by
law. but the law renders the practice un-
profitable. II IS a violation TO sell game
birds. dead or alive, this fact deriving
the trapper Of his source Of revenue.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
Y. W. c. A. ATHLETES
TO ENTERTAIN TONIGHT

The first annual exhibition of the
evening classes of the Y. w. c. A. will
be held in the gymnasium this evening.
The classes will be under the direction
OF the physical director, Miss Anna
Atkinson.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Music. from to SIS o'clock; SIS
o'clock. entrance of gymnasium
classes; fancy marching by the classes.
Swedish order; club swinging with
music by class; ward drill by class;
work on the horse and vaulting; ring
work; club swinging by Miss Atkin-
son to the strains OF the Merry Widow
Waltz.
/ Helen Seller. aged 8 years. will do
some wonderful exercises on the rings.
She will also perform on the mat.
There will be two games. One will
be shooting for Gold" which Is a
contest. The next will be a game en-
titled, Endless Quarterback
The morning. afternoon and evening
classes will reopen on February ?.
Hereafter Wednesday night will be
devoted tc basketball. The public is
invited to the games.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
ALTOONA TO
TRAIN IN SOUTH

ALTOONA, Pa. Jan. 2s.-Manager
Eddie Ashenback, is rapidly getting
his players in line for the coming sea-
son and now says he is well satisfied
with the lineup he will have and that
Altoona win have a team that will be
in the fight every minute during the
coming season. The Altoona players
will have several weeks Of training in
the South and will work their way
back to Altoona playing exhibition
games. The team will not be seen in
the Mountain City until the day before
the opening of the Tri-State season on
April 2S. The players will report at
Norfolk or Portsmouth on April and
will spend a week in preliminary work
after which the following schedule will
be played on the return to Altoona:
With Portsmouth. April ~ and 13;
with Norfolk. April IA and Is; with
Richmond. April 16 and II; with Bal
timore., April 10 and 20; with Read
ing. April 21; with Wilkesbarre, April
20 and 23; with Scranton. April "a;
with Syracuse, April 20 and 26.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
lENOX DOWNS
SKEETLANDERS
Boys From Million Dollar Pier
Fought Desperately to Win
ButLenOx NOuIdn'tLetEm
LENOx 5 ATLANTIC CITY 3

FILLED with coclsureness 10 win in
POLO the Atlantic city champions
came 10 wilmington last evening only
70 BE- defeated. and defeated they were
fn hard-fought battle. The PANE
was one Of the most exciting witnessed
on the local floor FOR some time AZ
ter having been defeated once this
season by the Million Dollar" fellows
The I.enox were determined 10 win. The
rink was crowded % the doors, and
not a moment passed without an up
roar.
Diefendorf. second rush Tor the At
iantic city team. won much applause
from the spectators. He Is one Of tho
smallest ones on the team and MS
work was great He was always al
the right place and al the right time
and nc came near shooting 4 goal on
more than one occasion. The shore
boys played with great skill. and show
cd what they were made o. Each
player played his part well. The
Ienox had a determined look on THEN
faces, and went at their opponents with
n rush. The "Sea Coast" boys looked
NEdItu tL AlllNcl NAA AliNl EAAtNN VIZ
iousiy. but Of no avail. the LenoA
boys had them where they wanteo
them. Five minutes and fifteen sec
onds had elapsed before goal was
made Hill. with his wonderful arm
movement. drove a straight bail he.
tween Goal-tender Haines' legs and
into the net. w. Stevens followed In
four minutes and forty-thrce seconds
The score stood 20 IN Lenox favor
and the game was az its highest when
Deifendorf scored for his team. He
gained possession Of the ball and car
ried II close to the cage. and shot II
IN. the time being two minutes and
twenty seconds. just as the whistle
was blown for the first half, Diefen'
dorf drove another one in the cage, bu
II ala not count Timekeeper Ellicot
had blown his whistle before II reached
the cage. After a discussion abou
the goal. Referee Traynor stated tina
the whistle was blown before the bal
hit the cage. Dlefendorf had his bacl
raised and was about TO strike whei
the signal for the ending of the frs
hair was given. Manager clowcrd SAT-
'at5at BY all means it should not count
and Captain Haines then agreed wit
him.
In the second half Bailey drove
neat ball in the goal in one minute an
nine seconds. Both teams fought 70
seven minutes and thirty-eight sec
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
COVALESKlFS TO
OPPOSE EACH OTHER

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. a9-Marty Ho-
gan the new manager Of the Lancaster
team. of the Trl-State League. called on
President Shettsline and made arrange
ments for the Phillies TO play an exhibi-
tion game in Lancaster on April s II will
be Lancaster's FIRST game OF the season.
As an extra attraction. the Phinies win
put Harry Coveleskie, the big Giant killer.
IN the box and he will be opposed by
Stanley Coleleskie, a Younger brother,
who was recently signed by Hogan. The
elder Coleleskie played with Lancaster
last season. so this game will undoubtedly
attract a great deal OF attention.
Hogan also made a quick trip to New
York. and when NE returned he announced
that he had virtually closed a deal with
New York whereby McKenna- big p'tch-
er with Altoona last year, will be turned
over 10 the Red Roses.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
COLLEGE ATHLETES
IN HOPKINS MEET
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del. Jan. 29-Delaware
College will be represented in the big
outdoor meet of the Johns Hopkins
University at Baltimore tomorrow by
a relay team and individuals. The
entrants include. Prouse, McCafferty.
Ennis. Jones. Walls, Wilson and Kidd.
All the colleges in this section of the
country will be represented at the
meet.
Delaware win make the following en-
tries:
100 yard dash-Franlx Wilson, Frank Nc
Clamerty.
$50 yards open-Harry Walls, II. j..
Eunis.
one mile run-Harry Walls.
900 yards dash-Frank WILSON,
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
NO TRI-STATE
BALL FOR EASTON

EAsToN. Pa. Jan. 2s.-Easton VIII not
have any tri-state baseball this season. as
the promoters have not receive the
promised support
When the proposition was brought up TO
have protected baseball here there was
general satisfaction expressed and num-
erous promises for financial support given.
When the time came to make good there
was q general disposition not to give any
money of only small sums, which would
not warrant those in charge of the af-
fair TO proceed further.
It is said that the Atlantic League pro-
moters spoiled the chances for getting or
ganized ball here.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
Wants srowosOn, to Meet West End,

Sporting Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL: am a great lover Of
basketball and always ike to see a
clean. fast game. / saw the Ex-High
and West End play a game. hadn't
heard much about the West End team
and was surprised the way they play
ed around Ex-High. II was the bes'
game I had seen for many year.
Very frequently I read in the paper
about Brownson defeating some strong
team and seems as if there is moth
ing going that can stop their winning
streak. Now I think Brownson must
be a strong and fast bunch If they can
outplay West End. I hear there is
somewhat of rivalry between these
teams, so why don't they get together
and play a game or a series TO decide
which is the better. II would be a
good idea to play at the rink, for
am sure Mr.. Cloward will be willing
to have the game there as il woulo
draw a large crowd. l pick West End
for my team. and l hope the manager
will openly challenge Brownson to a
aArne at the rink. Brownson certainly
cannot have a reasonable excuse to re-
fuse the offer Get busy and give us
a game.
Respectfully.
An Old sport.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
TO PLAY SOCCER
HERE TOMORROW

The Wilmington Athletics soccer
team viii meet the soccer team from
Fort Mott here tomorrow afternoon
Athletics lineup will be: Goal. Tur-
ner; fullbacks, Brown and Carson.
halfhacks. Warburton, Eckman and
Neeson; forwards. Kennerley, Helms.
Smith Ccapt). McEwan and sharpe
Reserves, Greenwen and Nuttall Ref
cree r. McFVan
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
DELAWARE TO PLAY
NAVY BASKETBALLERS

NEWARK. Del. Jan. 2s-Delaware
College basketball team win play the
Navy basketball team at Annapolis to-
morrow. II win be Delaware's first
game with the Navy The Jackies
have a strong team this year and the
Delaware team will have to hustle to
make a good showing. The following
men will be taken on the trip: Nc.
Garvey (Capt.). Hagner, Haley, Green
wood. Ward, Houston. Eliason and
Ruth.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
INDOOR BALL
AT RINK TONIGHT

The first indoor baseball game WI be
played al Eleventh Street Rink tonight
The opposing teams will be tie Rink team
and the Camden y. NJ c. a. nine. The
camden club is champion Of the Phila-
delphia League A big crowd Of fans is
expected out.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

onds. when W. stevens again drove
one. slippery Clark got the ball,
and getting a good eyeslght on IL drove
il in. But that isn't all-it came out
again. Up went a thunderous roar
from the audience. The players fought
for about a minute in front Of the cage.
and it looked as II the ball was going
back again. but slick William stevens
was there. and took charge of the bah
and duplicated in five minutes ana
thirty-seven seconds. The score STOOD
four 20 two "TicSlish" Bailey gaineo
the bah and carried il from one end
Of the cage 90 another, and with a
mighty stroke. put the ball in. Time
being two minutes and thirty-one sec
onds. The lastl goal was made by
HIN I'm five minutSs and forty-one sec
onds They did mot give. the fellows
from Mosquito Land" another chance.
and the game ende dby the score OF
80. fTfn Imam
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

Quick climatic changes try strong
and cause. amors other
evils, nasal catarrh, a trovblesone and
offensive disease. Sneezing and snuf-
fling. coughing and misunderstanding,
and the drlr. drip of the foul discharge
into the throat-all are endei hv sily's
Cream Balm. This honest rciredy con-
tains no cocaine, mercury. nor other
harmful ingredient The worst cases
..ield to treatment in a short time. All
cr4ggists. Soc., or mailed b. Eir Bros
sc Warren Street. Hew Yora.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

games last evening. All Wilmington
taking two out of three games from
Franklin College.
The scores
FRANKLIN COTT.rcI,
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
A. o. U. W. Bowling.

u and F teams Of the bowling teams
Of the A. o. u. W. made the follow
ing scores in the games rolled on We'd
nesday evenlng:
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

Household goods hauled. stored.
hacked and shipped. Guarantee stor-
age Warehouse Sd and French. Tele-
phono Warner No. $780,
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
WILMINGTON A. C.
TRIMS MT. VERNON BOYS

Before a large and demonstrative audi
ence last evening the Wilmington A c.
defeated the Mt. Vernon team q to is. The
Mt Vernon boys played a clever game
but the W. A. G. held them safely at all
times. The first half ended with the score
standing II 20 6 IN W. A. c.'s favor.
The W. A. C. is improving so rapidly
that the management will endeavor TO ar
range a series Of games with the Brown
son and Ali-wiimington teams in the near
future. The lineup.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29
BOWLING

The Wilmington City Bowling League
teams rolled their regular weekly
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

Goals from field. Shields. 6. Turner. S.
McKeuna. .; Edlar. /; Began. /: goals
from foul Lacey. a: Turner .: Ward. 3;
Edlar, 2; referee. Mshon; tine two 2o-mir-
ute halves.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

NJ. Hnf ...... second rush ........ Clark
Referee. Traynor; timers, Ellicott
aud iHn. goals for Lenox, s, w.
Stevens. g: Hin. 2; goals for Atlantic
city. 3. Diefendorf, /; Bailey Q
%. u. Kid.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

wilmington. January %.
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

W. Stevens ..first rush ... .Dieendorf
Austin
Evening journal., 1909-01-29

Just half what you'd regularly pay We've
cut the price to move them quickly-and
you'll not have such an opportunity soon
again Better take advantage OF il.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-05-20
A List of Some Of Our Best Snaps

this Tor $780, wiz ;u>te man aue home and ~ round
farm.
No. 7ls eka good loo With - broke se>ded
small house. dns farm miles from aal town aud na1lss
from Phillip. Price o2o00oo
No. SEQ acres in body a good land Can ss, for
o22oo00 quarter
No "a 100 acres miles west Of Philip. dne f1m,
miles from the experimental farm This cheap o2oooo0
No. 1870 together at oa9oo0o quarter. Ill
land. This is II miles from Philip there seres
much more money.
No. Ills good halt section south OF rhiip miles, 20
acres broke and Ill fenced Can soa togahes quarter
separate at old0o.o0 quarter.
No l21s halt section miles north ot Philip. I'll good
land part fenced god dam and about Is broke Can
sell tor o++eo.oo part time.
No. IA nne 100 mile from Philip, I'll good land
good we al fenced and small budngA broke
hne location, 6ee platn Wn se this "a
aero for short time
No. Ills half section mile Philp good lad
and al fenced Good buid double oornerb and largs
cattle shed, pump and Windmill THIS 70 the cheapest place
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-05-20

Number IA due section. II u1lee frou Phillip, ah good
pow aod deep back with elay suheol and rich
land out doo All feueed othor improvements but
ESQ broke and crop Will ,e this .css
taken 1t onoe.
No. IA dne section, I'll teneed tnproveusnta Ill good
land and ns so the river sds and lot Of timber
Most OF tho land ays nns miles from Philip Wilt trade
this tor Income property to half v0e And
tho balancs long time at sa interest This tho biggest
snap We have at ole.0o IN acre.
No. "a dne 80 an good l>ad es nearly level and
ne soil viii dnd Ia thu state good water and little
improvements VIII ell this 1t ~ 90 halt time and
halt cash.
No %.-Is 80 miles north Of Philip dne farm.
There 10 20 broke an still breaking good
wells and ar house and othsr huiing Wi take o6 90
halt cash aud basnoe land Ts land have to
to like.
No. 6A halt section miles North of Pilp. little roll
ing but good Lend sad s Can ssl tor o2oo part
time. Thts u very ehesp.
No. ga very dns 100 miles south Of Philip nearly level
just enough sope dyn has creek and lot
OF ttaber III eed Md u broke and Ia W sell