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The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
BODY GOES TO POTTER'S FIELD.
VIM. Beers Brothers Disappear After
Claiming Remains.

William Beers. who died in 81.
Mary's hospital about a week age.
after being stricken on the street. and
whose body is now held in the county
mcrgue. will be buried in the Potter's
field Monday. closing a decidedly sor-
did story that has disguised attaches
of the coroners office.
Soon after Beers death some men
who had been acquainted with him In
Detroit. took up collection 10 prevent
his body from having pauper fun
eral In the meantime Clerk De
Laurier had located a brother, CLAIR
ence. in Jackson. Mich. Clarence
came here. took charge OF the BODY.
and said he would make arrangements
10 have it shipped to Rushville. n. Y.
for burial. Then Clarence, and an
other brother. also from Jackson, left.
and have not communicated with the
coroner since. Investigation showed
that they stayed for two days at the
Burns hotel. and spent their time in
drinking highballs.
Men who had taken up the subscrip-
ton. heard OF the brothers alleged
conduct. and. Disguised. withdrew q
fund. which was returned to Il
donors.
If this mans own brothers don't
care any more about the case thar
that, | don't think we are called on
10 do anything" said one OF the men,
TO Clerk De I.aurier.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
Want Nurses Case Dismissed.

When Miss Jennie Alexander, who is
suing in the United States court for
$4,000 damages for false arrest. hn.
tshed her testimony. Friday morning.
the attorneys for DR. A. F. Thompson.
OF St Clair. and former Sheriff Moore.
cf Port Huron, moved that the case
be dismissed They argued that no
.acts had been set up TO warrant the
continuance OF the case. Judge Swan
listened To arguments until noon AM
then adjourned the case until after
Don. Attorneys for the defendants
called attention TO the fact that the
plalntiff had beer confined in an asy-
lum previous to hei arrest in this case
and said that her arrest and return to
an asylum in Canada was an act OF
mercy
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
BROTHERS IN FIGHT
A. J. and Peter frost mix" in SQUAD
BILE Over Saloon.

Alex j. frost, Of No. 467 Baker-st..
must face Justice Stein and answer 4
warrant charging him with hitting his
brother. Peter on the nose. The war
rant was sworn out by Peter, Friday
morning.
The father OF Peter and Alex. re-
Gently started the two young men IN
the saloon business at the Bakers.
ADDRESS. Alex, II is alleged, proved
the best customer OF the saloon. re
consumed much OF the stock. IL is said,
drove other customers away, and
finally took the cash register and
sold IT,
frost, Sr.. bought another cash
register. tut Alex also sold that, II is
alleged. frost. ST.. and Peter Tros'
then decided TO out Alex. out of the
nrm. When Peter broke the news 10
Alex. Thursday. the latter is alleged "a
have hit Peter on the nose.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
CROSSE P0INTE TO LEAD VAN
\ BY ADOPTING NEW CHARTER
Gov. Warner Approves Village Com
missions Draft and Electors viii
Vote On Matter Soon.

The village of Crosse Polnte will
enjoy the distinction of being the first
community in the state 10 adopt
new charter under the new home rule
act Gov. Warner has just approved
draft of the proposed charter. pre-
pared by Attorney A. J. Lacey. OF
Lucking, Emmons a Helfman, acting
In cooperation with the charter com
mission elected by the village. and
the charter will be submitted To tho
electors within the next 40 days.
lnasmuch as the electors. In a
special election, voted for revision
of the charter by a majority OF about
4 TO /, the prospects are favorable
for the adoption of the charter itself.
The commission is composed OF
number OF the leading citizens OF the
village. men In whom the people re-
pose the greatest confidence. Joseph
J. Crowley. OF Crowley. Miner q Co.
and Crowley Bros, is president. The
others are: Albert G. Damerow. clerk;
John V. Coriden, j. A. Belanger and
Cornelius Cronin.
The rights acquired by the village
under the new charter, IL adopted, are
a. follows:
The right to acquire property out
side the village for sewage disposal
water supply and other municipal pur-
poses.
The right 10 establish uniform
system OF municipal accounting.
The establishment of a non-partisau
board of works OF three members.
The right TO issue bonds 10 an
amount not 10 exceed eight per cent
OF the assessed valuation Of the vii
lage.
The right TO authorize the issuance
of public utility and other bonds on
n threef ifths vote of the electors. said
bonds TO be n lien on the plants and
not claim against the entire village.
The right 10 maintain sinking
fund for all bonded debts.
The adoption OF non-partisan sys
tenn of nominating and electing vii.
lage officers.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
TO TAKE UP sos" ORDINANCE.
Council Committee Plans Meeting for
Next Tuesday.

Aid. HARPER. of the council com.
mittee on franchises. will call a meet
ing 90 consider the committee of fifty
traction ordinance next Tuesday
morning, II he can secure the attend
ance of a representative OF the De-
troit United railway. While the valu-
alton OF the ID. U. X. property and
franchises has not been definitely SET
tied by the committee OF fifty. through
approval OF the Bancroft and Adams
reports, there are many other feature
of the traction ordinance which the
aldermen can consider
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
COPPER MARKET-CIose.

AriZ. ComI. q y AtIantic. ia, Ar
cadian. IA: Adventure. S1 Bay state
Gas. 81; Boston Cons. 1914 Boston ELY.
Boston q Corbin Is "a Butte Coal
Hecla. ga Calumet 4 Ariz.. "a, Cen
tcnniai 20. Daily West. g. Davis DAILY,
-3is East Butte 1914 Elm River. % !:
Granny. IS. Giroux. ga Greene Ca
nanea. lOA; Goldheld Cons. s27-16.
Hancock. 23h. Isle Royale. 81: Kew
cop. 5k; La Sale. l6a. Lake. IS;
Mass, :. Majestic. "a Miami 23s. :.
Mex on. ga Nipissing. 1914 Nevada
COM. "a. Nevada Utah. SO: North
Butte. 42h osceola, 1873. Raven. 40.
shannon, 14Ts, super. * Pitts, II; SUI
perior copper. SIS. super & Boston.
49, Utah Cons. 80: t. :. OH. SSz T..
: H. com. Al. do pref. 5lh. Yukon,
as indiana. 40. No. Lake. 237s.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
Patrolman pleads Not Guilty.

Patrolman John Briskie, OF Vino.
wood station. was arraigned before
Justice Stein, Friday. on the assault
and battery warrant sworn out by ~
year-old Carl /anGer. who alleges
that BriskIe hit him in the face with.
out provocation Briskie had nothing
To say about the case, except TO enter
d plea OF not guilty. The case was
set for March %. and the defendant
vas released on his personal recOg-
uiZancpA .Nt .II
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
Quotations by Hayden, Stone a. Co.:
Open. High Low Close
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by carson.
Craig Co. March is: Wheat--lt mas
been a choppy market In wheat all
morning, an early sharp dip Ia March
and May quotations under selling pres
sure from Armour. May has had two
good rallies from $1l2L, July sold as
high as sl.01as, as low as l.06Ss, now
at $l.01A. on the third rally or the
morning. September has been as high
as $l.O5. and At no time under the
closing quotation OF yesterday. Big IN
crease OF SIS, 200 bu In wheat stocks at
cash wheat taken care OF at n "a PC
over May price. Both St Louis ana
Kansas City sending some remarkable
and IIeCount taking "A little more cheer
full view OF things. many damaged
fields beginning 10 green up a little
Trade very much at sea and ready 10
follow good orders or leadership either
way.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
NEW YORK COTTON.
q. s. GOVT BONDS.
Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den, Stone Il Co, 116-l1S Griswold
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. March ls.--Pork
Quiet Lard: Unsettled. middle west
spot. sii.75Q1lS0 sugar: Raw.
steady: refined. steady. Coffee: Rio
No. on the spot. SAms7sc. Tallow
Strong; city. 7kc: country, 6h a. i4c.
Dressed poultry: Quiet. Live poultry:
Finn. Cheese: Firm; fair demand: fu'i
Gals. 141sc: full skins. 3m4c.
Coffee options opened unchanged.
Rutter--Firm: receipts 3.9iS; creamery.
extra. 32c, state dairy. tubs, 2fm3Ic d.
Imitation creamery, frsts, 2iis n 2Gc.
Eggs-Firm. receipts 1864; nearby
white, fancy. 25Fl26c; mixed. fancy, %
N 24c; fresh firsts. ga Zoe.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

DETROIT March 17.--Boston copper
shares sales of March Il, furnished by
100. Am. Zinc. 1875; A. G.. 215: Atl.. 420;
Bos. con. 494. Bos. & Corb.. SIS: Butte,
80. r. & H.. 10. &. a. A. 10, g. d H..
G 4s5; Franz gG sis. Gx $40: g. 'V g. 9s
Hanc., 40. Roy, 20. Kerr. 1876; Lake,
525. Las. 2,0ss; Mass. ITO; Mayf. 100,
Mex. so; Mia. 1875. Mob. SIS: New, 325.
30. o. D.. 25t Csc, 1870; Par. 1870: Gu. .,
Ray 1870. shan. 81; Sup, 225; s. a. b..
675. s. q r.. 2s5; :. %, 100; Trim. 10.
Apex, 10: IT. Con. 1876; 1T. Cop, s.
Win, 20.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18

NEW YORK, March 1s.-The tone
OF the morning news. especially that In
regard TO the general Strengthening OF
differences between railroad employees
and corporations. had a bullish infiu-
ence on the stock market operations
both here and on the other side.
The strength that became most pre-
nounced yesterday afternoon prevailed
all through the list at the opening.
and In the early trading the railroad
list showed substantial. fractional
gains and industrials were strong In
the first fifteen minutes.
IL a. m.-The upward movement be-
came more vigorous in the last half
OF the first hour with prices showing
gains around point. Speculative In
terest conferred in Steel common with
Union Pacific and Reading also prom
inent.
Governments threes declined IA
Other bonds strong.
Noon-The market held strong
throughout the forenoon with frac-
tional gains at midday over prices at
the end OF the first hour
Amalgamated showed gain OF / "a
Reading, Union Pacific and others re-
NAMED in good demand.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18

81 PETERSBURG. March IS
Fifty fishermen are believed TO have
lost their lives today when an ice foe
of the Peterhof coast. from which
they were SEEMING, was blown 10 sea
in a heavy gale The foe on which
the men were standing was suddenly
separated from the main pack, making
Il impossible for them to escape.
oats are searching for them.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
.Ex-dividend. 75c.
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig AZ Co. March IS; Stocks-There
was a distinctly strong undertOne
shown throughout this mornings ses-
sion on the stock exchange. and gains
OF a point or better were made by "A
number OF active stocks. The heavy
demand abroad for bond issues is cree
ating more optimistic feeling In
Wall-st circles, and increased orders
tor additional railroad equipment Is
another healthy sign. At noon trading
was dull the market holding firm at
- 1..a
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
Confirms Report of Sale of Road.

Eugene zimmerman, president OF
the Ann Arbor and the Detroit. To
ledo e. Ironton railroads, confirmed
the report that the Ann Arbor road
has pen sold, while in Detroit. FRI
day. He also announced his intention
to retire from the presidency OF that
road, but will retain his interests In
the ID. +. g. l. and the Cincinnati IL
Lebanon for the present. Mr.. Zinl-
norman has just returned from Cuba.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
ALLEGED Foroer Held For Trial.

a. Brassem. former agent OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co,
charged with forging the mark" OF
Mrs. Amda Werra TO a death benefit
for sl77. on the life of her husband
Andrew Werra. was bound over 20 the
recorders court for trial. after an. ex.
animation before Justice Stein, Fri
day Bail was set at $500, In one
surety
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
nosTO> COPPER LETTERS.

EepOfttd Tot INC Ifnts Dy ffdyUth
stone A. Co, March is:
The copper market has been largely
a traders affair. bat strength generally
prevails 4 * A and North Butte are
"A point higher and appear TO be well
bought. superior Copper on a single
Commercial Is inclined TO be stronger
but IL not very active. Other depart
mcnts Of the market are strong, but
unchanged I'm price. The strong fea-
lures have been Shoe Machinery com
mon and American Telephone IL Tele-
.rr-n MI
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
chicago PVODUCE.

CHICAGO. March IS. -- Butter
Creamery. extras. 3lc; hrsts. Csc. dairy.
extras. 37c; hrsts, 25c. Eggs-Prime.
firsts. 22c. firsts Gle. CheeSe--Twins
Americas, 1871 M16ikc. Live poultry
Turkeys 17c fowls, i6ia "a lie; spring
chickens. lGia &c. ducks, l6d11hc.
geese, l2M13c.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
LIVE STOCK
EAST BUFFALO-Openiu ming.
nuuufn~ n Stevsus, live Stack ReUOI

Cunning Il stevens Live stock Report.
BUFFALO. March i5.-(Special.)-
Cattle-Receipts cars. steady. HOS
Receipts 10 cars. strong heavy. VI 10
sl0s5. Sheep and Lambs--Receipts 30
cars. strong; best lambs. 3lO.6Ow 10 % !,
yearlings, $500 $50: wethers, S.oo "
SIS: ewes, Ss50as. Calves-$5 gll.
EAST BUFrALO-CIo.e.
EAST BUFFALO. March is.-Cattlc:
Receipts, 900 fairly active and firm
Veals: Receipts. 1890; easier; common
to choice. s. a 1875. Sheep and lambs.
Receipts. $500. active and firmer;
lambs, sS.25 u 1850; yearllngs. $s.15Gs
975: sheep. siIs50. Hogs Receipts,
5000: active, stronger. workers.. $ll W
ll1O: pigs. $1,000.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March lS.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900. strong. beeves. S5.6o4s. 20,
Texas. s5d6.3o: western, s. $50:
stockers and feeders. s3,s5 " 6.65: cows
and heifers. s2.75a7.l0; calves. $s:25 ~
10. Hogs-Receipts IL goo. lon loo
higher: light. slO.45G 1885: mixed.
sl055mi1. heavy. sl0.60ull.O5, rough,
5000 m10.75: pigs. ss.759 1850. Sheep
and Iambs-Receipts 5000. steady ma :
lambs. native. $500 10; western. $50
1895.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. March 1s.--Hogs; Re-
ceipts, 1000. lOc higher; mediums, mix
sl0.65M 1915. Cattle: Receipts. .
cars: I0a l5c higher. Lambs: Re-
ceipts cars, sl0.25 top. Calves-Re-
ceipts. 200. sll top.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. Sic;
nrsts, SOC: dairy butter. 2lc; packing
stock 2oc per ID.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, gle doZ. Receipts on Thurs
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co, Is John R.-st. Call Main
1893, or City S3Sb.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
CMICAGo GRAIN ANn rRopuCE.

CHICAGO. March lS.--Wheat opened
hc Go NJ higher. but offerings We're SO
free and demand SO limited that prices
melted away rapidly. Corn started nc
lower, support poor. selling general
Oats: &C lower. Provisions: Higher
ALI around.
Noon-Wheat sharply higher. Corn
Sc lower. Oats unchanged.
Close-All grain futures closed weak
aud lower. Provisions unchanged To
Toe higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
CHICAGO.
CLEVELAND.
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported Cor The Times by Hayden.
Stone & Co. l1e-1lS Griswold-st.:
Open High. Low. Noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
PRODUCE.

Commission men were talking a little
higher for both dressed calves and for
POULTRY this morning nice COOP or
fat hens will bring more money now
than the ordinary run OF spring chick
ems. as the latter are very largely
shaggy. The hrmness In veal calves s
partly because the trade was looking
for heavier receipts this week and were
disappointed. Receipts OF eggs were
and cheese. the market was quite firm
In tone.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
JOBBINu PRICES.


baked beans. Lib. 500 coo; Lima beans.
N9i.5o. corn-Fancy Maine. $l.lo;
sse ea Table su Sss' stanS
soekoye. tall. 81 SIS: nat, sls5: Alaska
reds. $3.50; Alaska pinks. 81. Toma-
toes. rs q soc: succotash. si9 LILO dog.
w: 2Sg II: delivered
eon mddi.ns 2 1raek sdrn eS ard
Fiour=Michigan patents, In wood.
s;rasss ot elsaa. ,ss Sa psn Se ~:
hour; 1855 per Dbl -,
seed. 7sc: Diamond headlight Kerosene,
SIC: Perfection. Toe; Eocene, lac:
grown gasoline. isc gal. turpentine. In
barrel Pre lo!s. sSAe per gal ,os 90. family
pork. s2s q 80; mediums, clear. s2sq2
smoked hams. ls@Isnc; dry sailed
briskets, l5hc: shoulders. l5c; picnic
hams. lsAc; bacon. $50 l9c; lard: In
sugsr-Retail price list for Detroit.
Delray. Crosse Pointe. Highland Park.
tai dominoes. Alb. $3.50: do. s-lb. !siS:
CUBES. ss'ss: xxx powdeSed. SsSs:
standard powdered, So: granulated. ex-
ira coarse, $50; graduated. fine In
$3.50: .rsnulsted u. a.iS cotto o $3.50:
sranulated. BIB cottons, $3.50; granu-
lated. lob cottons. fs.15; granuIateedd.
2s-lh cottonsr !s.es diamond A.. $50;
3 $3.50; No. 9. 1855: No. :. $3.50: No.
5. $3.50 No. .. sS2S; No. 10. $500; No:
NJ sSlS; No H. sSio SS: Al M;es sSus;
granulated $3.50
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
STEEL COMMON
IS LEADER AGAIN
Upward Movement in First Hour
Becomes More Vigorous With
Gains of Point Scored.
\. \. sroCk MARkEr-Clo.~.

Anal Cop, ssts Am. {, a II, 6sh
Am. Cot. OH, ssa Am. Ice. %: Am
Loco. 52ts Am. smelt.. sen; Am. sug
80 Am, T 4 T, ~ An al res
Ana. Cop, 4sz: Atch.. 1854: t. n ..
ll3h b. II. Tr.. zen: Cent. Leath.,
t2@ CHI 4 @. IS. CHI, & CT; W. 81
{ M x ST. T.. las. Oh. Il Nwest'n.
l55is Col. r, & L.. 40s.; Cons. Gas. i4es
Corn Prod. lsh Del. 4 H.. l75: ID. q
Rio CIR, AZ; Dis. :. @, 337s Erie, 3OAs
do LIST .pfd. 49, Gen. Flee. l5+hs CT
Nor. pfd. 1861 do ore. es% Int. Met.
22Ns do pfd. 56s. Kan. &. So. $50
/. = r.. iSsh A.. X; 4 r.. 4sh Mo,
". io6s Nor. Pac.. isfI. Penn.
1874 Pr ST Car. al Read. 1851. Rep
l. a ST. 80, Rock ISL. 4sS: do pfd,
~ y SOU. Pac. issk; South. Ry, 2yts'
do pfd, GO. Tenn. Cop. SO; Third Ave,
-. T., St L. n w, as, Texas. SOFA
Union Pac.. 1854; Rub. 45is Steel.
Sea- DO pfd, III y Bonds. lo4 y Utah
cop. q d. s5c. +sl, wabash. q do
pfd 4sR W L. Tel, e. d. 75c, IS; West.
Mfg Il
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18

Apples Fancy. ssa37s: common.
t2m5 per Dbl: western box apples.
s27503.50 per box
Isnnsnss-Good Shipping stock, sl.6o
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18

1'oi edo.

TOLEDO. O.. March is-Wheat--
s $685. dors-c aas az. May. ' sis
and MAY. isc: July. tiyc. sept. soisc
Ryc--No. .. soc, No ), Isc Cloverseed
--Cash. $40 March, 800 April. $50:
Oct, 1856. Prime alsike. S1,e5. Prime
timothy, 81 Butter. eggs and hay. un-
changed
The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
DasO aecoraInr 70 quality

Oas0. according TO quality.
Bsans-Dried Lima. bhc per 10.
Celery - Homegrown. Jo9SsS doI:
California. sL75 per crate; Florida.
Csslinswsr - California. s:.ss per
dog; 81 so per crate
S S::ssss.M''iha,sSs nss e sst. made Is
glshei fan made; Mr Vi.e: YORK
State ishe; Limburgsr: Wisconsin
s Sscs rHss . s ss ss @sr%a"
block, soc. domestic loaf ss0sse: Inn.
SI::ss.s.s:HsSsSSs Per Dbl. .a.uo
Dressed Cuives--Fancy. i2g1sc ID;
common. II a. l2c per 10. 49,, -.
Ei..:. H:Ssi:.ss glOe per Id.
Fresh. ys4sssslss-Cnsnmbers: hot
S sS:: sYs' g. n sss l. s'sSss ~ Ss
per Dbl. tl.2s dol: radishes. 2oa2Sc
S cs, w wa. Sssn SsSS+Is per , ss%
per ru a:%Sasr sCS ss I psa Su:
as ssa;s;h s d TS.
$50 per basket; water .cress. 'ss03oc
dos: turnips. soc blu; beats: .soo bu; car
IS,.; .Soc eu; pispianns; sse per d0z;
Graz: rs 81. per sa ssl
erss, asasr rs.s ' spsyns :n.
IT, 30 r Detroit sines ny s,siRssS sn:
sc w %.sd ana $780, oa. soc.:
msrkst" " rsnssd from n1V sssSis. a. TO q
Hids:-cured. No. l. ioc: No. .. sc:
No. j. ioc: No :, SIC; kip. green, No.
isei 'e No. Ne isss calf calf. s ssssS. No.
as VS.: sSSs Sc Hs0' 'a'sS'Sia'. as to
Honey Fancy white. isoi7c: az
Es%ouScslifernia. ,s.7saA2s box.
,ns:sr:msagl.iS Boo GSs p pe2. ID.
QiSe; peeans. isa iSs: fii6erts. ITO iso;
1:.yS hickory nuts. sheiiSsrk:. t.asV
%; S.,o..-M,chisan. 7eosoe blu: new
Bermudas. 50 per bu; Spanish. $3.50 per
Ora.ses--california naveis.. ss.76QI;
Fioridas. s2.so0s box; tangerines. $50
Oyster. - Solid packed. standards.
small cans, zoe: large rams. 2sc' 80.
'f. sss fas sss can dor.
1850 04.s0 per crate.
Popcorn-Ears. zQsh per ID.
TOsotoes-Cdr lois. puik. oVAiC.
bags. 2sq soc blu: new Bermudas, $3.50
02.s5 per ou.
Pouitry-Springs. 16nq17c 10; hens.
ish OLE; ducks, ia ise' geese; 10 20 p
chickens. l1V17hc: hens. 17Gl7lac:
ducks. lsg l9c; geese. l44l5c; turkeys
20W22c Id.
Ssrawberries-5oc per quart box.
Sweet Potutoes-Ierseys. kiln dried
Si.2s crate; 81 per hamper; Illinois.
$1.25 bu. 50 Dbl.
TalloM-No. 1 6Nc; No Z. 6Ac
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-12
BANK CHANGES CASHIERS,

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Il. Voor
HES aud children left Tuesday for
their new home in Shreveport
Mr.. VOORHEES, resigned the cashier
ship of the First National Bank Of
Jeanerette to accept the position
Of first assistant cashier in the
First National Bank of Shreveport.
Mr.. and Ms. VOORHEES, leave a
host of friends who regret their
departure from ,Jeancrette. Mr..
VOORHEES, conducted the affairs of
the FIRST National Bank of Jeane
rette more successfully for four
years and held the esteem and
confidence Of all who know him.
Mr.. Arthur Wolford, Cashier Of
the Bank Of Baldwin. received the
appointment Of cashier of The
First National Bank of Jpanerette.
and assumed his duties at the
bank CD the first inst. -.Ieanerette
Herald.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-12
NEWSPAPER As TEXT BOOK.

The plan of making newspapers
q topic for study in the public
schools might DO extended with
good results, says the Cleveland
Plain Dealer. However well
grounded one may be in ancient
language and history, he cannot
be called educated unless he knows
what is going on in the wide
world from day to day and is able
intel!igently to interpret contem-
pOrary movements. II such study
and observation could be left safe
~ to the home the schools might
ignore them. But, unfortunately.
such a delegation of responsibility
il fraught with danger.
Newspapers, their manifest er
fOrs notwithstanding, are an edu
cative agency whose power is not
always fully appreciated, either
hy the publishers or by the pub
lie. 1t is well occasionally to re-
call their possibilities in this d.
rection Schools might profitably
make more liberal use of the best
newspapers of the day.-The Aux.
iliary.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-12
HERE IS A REMEDY THAT Will.
CURE ECZEMA
1--WE PROVE IT.

Why waste time and money ex
perimenting with greasy salves and
lotions, trying to drive the eczema
germ from underneath the skin
when Thibodeanx's Drug Store
guarantees ZEMO, clean liouid
preparation for external use to
rid the skin of the germ life that
causes the trouble7 One applica-
ton will relieve the itching and
often times one bottle is sufficient
to cure a minor case of eczema.
In over 1900 towns and cities in
America, the leading druggist has
the agency for ZEMO and he will
tell you of the marvellous cures
made by this clean, simple treat
ment. zEyO is recognized az the
cleanest and most popular treat
ment Tor eczema, pimples, dandruff
and all other forms of skin or SCALP
affections whether on infant or
grown person. Will you try bot
tie on our recommendations?
Jos. N. Thibodeaux's Drug Store
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1910-11-12
RICE DVERTISING.

Subscriptions to the second
years advertising fund OF the
Rice association Of America, of
Crowley, La. show a total of 81.
S37 9G obtained mp t" the date Of
the lat instant C5owley interest =
lead with a subscription of $751;,
jennings follows next N line with
I.lOl. Lake Charles cont'lbu
ton figures &l.o3o Gaeydan is
next with 1858. AbhevllIe. 500
Morse, $500, Estberw""d, |t3o.
New O. leans is well down the line
with only $li2
New Iberia has bnt one mill aud
It has perhaps done its duty fully
in it's contribution Of $50. 1t
equals the largest individual con
tribuilon out of New Orleans and
is far ahead Of several in that list.