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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29
PARC PERDUE NOTES

Owing to the prevailing high
price of cotton many farmers
who have held their cotton for
better prices have hauled their
entire crop to Cade for market
ing: the price was 5000 per
thousand pounds in seed. We
think that prices for cotton will
soar higher on account of the
short crop reports. The cotton
crop in this stctiOn was the
shortest in many years.
There is still a demand by cot
ton farmers for seed cane.
The cool weather has been be-
neficial to the ripening process
of cane.
Mr.. H. Landry has already
shipped several carloads Of cane
from Lozes' Station to the Sterl-
ing Refinery. These are the
first shipments to move out Of
Lozes' Station for the season.
Mr.. Landry reports that the ton
mage is heavy.
The beginning of next week
will find all of the farmers in
this section actively engaged in
harvesting their cane crops.
Segura Refinery commenced
operations last Monday and has
notified the farmers of this sec
tion to commence cutting.
Next week will witness great
activity around Lozes' Station
when the rolling season will be in
full swing.
Another carload of corn was
shipped by Mr.. H. Landry from
Lozes' Station to Rayne La.
Many farmers still refuse to
sell their surplus supply of corn
on account OF the unsatisfactory
prices.
There is quite lively compet-
ition between the Delcambre and
the Erath mill for cane but Erath
mill has gone the Delcam bre mill
one better by offering a bonus
SOC per ton.
The clear and cool weather of
last week has enabled the farm
ers to finish hay making,
Fall gardens are getting in
shape.
Fall blowing is still going on in
our section.
Mr.. Arthur Leblanc represen-
tive of the 5th Ward on the Pol
ice Jury is having the bridge on
Bayou Weeks repaired. Mr. J.
B. Fremin the able and expert
enced contractor is doing the
work.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29
LUCKY THIRTEEN

The handsome residence OF
Oliver Gildersleeve on Main ST.
Portland, Conn. was painted in
1883 with Devoe and again in
1901.
There's 13 years; there are
hundreds of such. the difficulty is
to hear of 'em.
Reminds of another. The
harrington residence. Rockland,
Maine, was painted Devoe q
years ago: the paint was in fair
condition 5 years ago; don't
know any more. The Devoe
agents there, Messrs Farrand
Spear and Co. know. Enclose q
stamp, if you write 'em.
O. RenOudet sells our paint,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29
DELCAMBRE NOTES,

The Catholic fair has changed
dates to December Sd and ith, in
stead of Novem Der 18th as pre-
viously announced.
The Misses Romero visited
Delcambre last Sunday, accom-
panied by Mr.. Adam Brasseu.
The first cane of the season
was hauled Wednesday to the
sugar refinery, so the grinding
will start on the goth.
Mr.. Henry Matthew went to
New Orleans last Tuesday on
business matters.
The Vermilion State Bank is
nearly completed. which means
We will soon be ready for busi-
ness.
All citizens of Delcambre should
subscribe to the Enterprise and
encourage it to work for our in
terest.
Bertrand Lumber Co. Ltd. for
cypress and pine Phone 1876.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29
CURE FOR eRAssHoPPERs.

Blake Hoggatt, the most tobacco
chewing negro in these parts, says
he has found a new way to extermi-
nate grasshoppers. Blake says to
catch couple of the hoppers and
pinch them on the legs until the
muscles become sore. Then turn
them loose. They will hop so queer
ly that all the other grasshoppers
viii die laughing. The hard part,
Blake says, is to catch the two origi-
nal grasshoppers when the others are
all dead and kill them.-Leesville
(Col. Light.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29
WHITE MAN IN THE TROPICS.

When completed the Panama ca7
nal will be the greatest physical triI
umph in the history of the human
race.
! DR.. William G. Gorgas in a recent
report shows that the annual death
rate of over 5000 white Americans
connected with the commission was
four in 1000, while by comparison
the death rate in a population such
as New York would be fifteen in
1000. He may well claim that such
"a mortality ratio as this among
North Americans living at Panama
demonstrates a sanitary revolution
showing what can be done in the
triples by special care and special
effort by population entirely un-
acclimated.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29

There has just passed away in
a hospital in Houston a young
man, who thought that there was
an easier way to make living
than towork. A youngScotchman,
he came to this country and en-
tered upon a life of crime, with
the result that at the age of %
he dies a self confessed criminal,
begging that the story of his
misspent life shah not be told
his old mother. There is many
a young boy who is preparing to
travel the same road who may
well ponder this lesson-Beau-
mont Enterprise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29
QUITE sUPERFLUoUs.

A motorists friend, returning
from the western part of Massachu-
setts, tells Of his experience in .
nominally "dry town." Driving up
to an inn, without leaving the car
they hailed the proprietor with:
'sDo you have a license in this
town
"Nope," was the answer.
Az the chauffeur "hit 'er M
toward the road again the bonifacs
said hastily: 1--WE don't hev to-"
And the party remained with him
for . SPELL l.-Boston Record.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29

Tho pleasant purgative effect
experienced by all who use Cham
berlain's 3 Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, and the healthy condition of
the body and mind which they
create, makes one feel joyful.
Sold by all dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29
Receiver's Sale.
In THE MATTER OF THE RECEIV-
ERSHlP OF JAMES w. WYCHE
MACHINERY CO., LTD.
10th Judicial District Court, State of
Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.

By virtue Of commission issued unto
me. the undersigned Receiver, out OF the
above said Court, under order granted on
the 7th day OF October 1910, there will be
be sold by the Undersigned Receiver or a
duly authorized Public Auctioneer, FOR
CASH, (wIthout limit) at Public Auction,
to he last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE 2oTH DAY OF OCT
OBER, 1910,
between legal sale hours. at the front
door OF the Court House OF Iberia Parish,
the following claims and Judgments due
the James W. Wyche Machinery Com
napy IN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29
LOCAL NEWS.

: X X i
Jack Frost greeted all tn,
early rlsers this morning. Just
what damage will be done the
truck gardeners will be hard te
estimate at this time. The TEN
perature being as low as thirty
six at eight o'clock.
Last Sunday at midday the
kitchen of the Trainor property
occupied by the Scharff family
corner of st. Peter and French
streets caught fire from a defec
tive hue and was badly damaged
The active and prompt response
by the firemen was much in evi
dence on this occasion, otherwise
the entire property would have
been totally destroyed.
Have you tried Moss Club
tracts. Address, Box 52S.
Rev. M. r. Paradis having
returned to New Iberia after
several months absence, will hold
services to- morrow at the Pres
byterian church, both morning
and night. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend these SER
vices.
LOST.-A lady's gold pin with
name Mary Ada inccribed on
same. Reward if returned to
this Offices
The Barnum & Bailey circus
played to one of the largest au-
diences ever congregated under
a tent in New Iberia last Friday,
visitors coming in on excursion
trains from upwards of fifty
mile distances to witness the
attractions under the canvas.
Every one expressing themselves
as more than pleased with the
new and daring feats performed
by their aggregation of actors
drawn from every nook and cor
ner of the globe.
Your complexion as well as
your temper is rendered miserable
by a disordered liver. By taking
Chamberlain g Stomach and Liver
Tablets you can improve both.
Sold by all dealers.
Clipper" the magnificent
fire horse of Fire Company No. l
came very near Gripping himself
last Sunday when drawing the
hose carriage out of the engine
to the Scharff kitchen fire. Start
ing out too rapidly the animal
slipped and bruised one of his
hind legs to such an extent that
he is temporarily laid up. He is
being replaced by the iron grey
horse of the Broussard Casket
Co. until he RECEIVERS sufficient
ly to again resume his station at
the engine house.
Beautiful designs engraved
cards and wedding invitations.
Enterprise Office.
The Cooley Thorn attraction
here last Monday and Tuesday
on their elegant floating palace
gave the people nice evenings
am usemsnt, which was crafty
ing to the large audiences visit
ing the show. Theband accom-
panying the boat being one of
the best musical attractions ever
coming up the Teche. The show
as whole was a good one.
$50 acres choice farm property
for sale, two miles from New Ibe-
ria. VIII subdivids in SO acre
tracts. Address. Box 528.
"A serious cutting affray took
place last Monday evening atPort
Barre. between the engineer w.
II. Brownfield and the Conductor
Joseph Kirk, both employed on
the New iberia & Northern Rail
road operating from this point
Kirk was arrested by officer Col
gin and takendo opelousas to
stand trail for murderous at
tack upon Brownfield.
Paints, lime, saul, ss0sst,
brick, sts.-BsrtraAl LaMbD O..
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29
NOTICE..
Hube tville, La,

Hube tville, La, Oct. 20, 1910
The undersigned gives notice that be
will apply to the Police Jury for permis-
sion to continue at his present stand
Hubertville, during the year 1911, his re-
tail liquor business as now conducted.
B. P. OLIVIER.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29

called to Morse last Tuesday t.
visit one of his patients.
Mr.. w. G. Weeks, departed
the early part of the week fol
Punta Gorda, Florida, to b.
the guest Of his Brother John
engaged in the pine apple culture
in that State on a large scale.
For men and boys clothing
shoes and hsts, we are headquar
ters.--Kling Brothers.
Messrs Jules Dreyfus, San
We'll, Chas. Coguenheim and
other went to Napoleonville last
Sunday morning to attend pol
itical meeting interest Of Hon
Jules Dreyfus, candidate for the
4th La. Congressional District
They report a very successful.
meeting and rally.
Hon. L. T. Dulany made pro
fessional trip to Thibodeax last
Monday in the interest Of one OF
his clients.
Mrs. w. G.. Weeks and child
rem are visiting Mrs. Weeks
mother at Morgan City for few
weeks.
Goods that are reliable stand
ard makes in the leading styles
and novelties can be found at
King Brothers.
The many friends of DR.. G. G.
Delhommer, the dentist, are
panied to learn that there has
been but little improvement in
his condition since he hasbe en-
confined to his bed.
Mr.. Adam Borel of the Guey-
dan News, arrived here last
Thursday and will assist in the
job department of the Enterprise
during the illness of Mr.. Jenna
70.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Sanders
went to Franklin last Wednesday
to attend the wedding OF Miss
Sallie Sanders to Mr.. Harry
Ogden, of Baton Rouge,
La. at Franklin at noon last
Wednesday.
Mr.. John r. Taylor is wear
ing very discolored right eye
as the result of q very decided
back kick from the crank of his
automobile.
DR.. HenryA. King took a flying
trip to Baton Rouge this week
on business connected with his
profession. He also visited re-
latives while there.
Bargain seekers will do well to
come and see our stock.-Kling
Brothers.
Mrs. M. A. Lewis and daugh-
ter. Mrs. ]. w. Callahan of Mid
land arrived last week to be the
guest for a few days of Mrs.
Galatians sister, Mrs. L. V.
Barthe.
Messrs Ventriss Smith and
Porteous r. Burke of the law
firm Of Burke & Burke went to
st. Martinsville last Wednesday
on legal business connected with
their firm.
An incompatible assortment
Of ladies' suits and coats at King
Brothers.
Captain John T. White spent
last Wednesday in Lafayette and
vicinity on business.
Miss Angelo Decuir, who has
been connected with the local
Singer Sewing Machine Office
for . number Of years, resigned
last Saturday evening.
Miss irene Shontz, of Wash
ington, La. is the guest in this
City Of Mrs. Sidney Patout.
Rev. NJ. r. Paradis and wife
and mother-in-law, Mrs. Siren
ach. returned early part Of the
week from the Eastern States
after several months absence.
Engraved cards and invitations.
Call at Enterprise Office.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29
Work has again been re

sumed on the large two story
warehouse of Messrs. Burke &
Burke, situated at the corner OF
Bridge street and Bayou front
When completed this warehouse
will be one of the largest in this
section of the State and will be a
great convenience to the business
houses u sing it, being on the
switch line Of the Frisco railroad
and so situated that the boats
plying the Teche can stop at the
doors to put off freight with the
greatest ease.
The Planters Supply Com
pany, occupying the Davis build
ing at the corner of Main and Ju-
liza streets are remoddeling the
entire front of the second story,
converting the shed into a glass
show window for the display Of
their stock of buggies and other
goods handled by this concern.
Mr.. Fred Decuir. the manager of
this cooperative firm is doing
much to push the business and
if perseverance counts for any
thing, should make big success
of the business.
The Eckart Jewelry & Man
ufacturing Co. are having con-
structed in the interior of their
building a mammoth brick fire
proof vault to store their large
safe, diamonds and other valua-
BILE goods, protecting them from
fire risks. This improvement
will also be double safeguard
against jewelry thieves.
Death visited the home of
Mrs. G. G. Guilfoux yesterday.
and claimed for it's own all that
was mortal of Mrs. Francoise
Casanoba, her mother, at the ripe
old age of SO years and two
months. Mrs. Casanoba had been
confined to her bed for nearly
seven long years, having suffered
a broken hip, which seriously
crippled the lady, and ever since
has been a patient sufferer with
but little complaint She leaves
to mourn her departure three
daughters and one son, Mes
danes GuilfOux, Verrier and Miss
Marie Casanoba and Mr.. Joseph
Casonaba. The funeral was held
at the Catholic church on Satur-
day at o'clock at st. Peters
Catholic church and was attend
ed by sympathising friends and
relatives.
"A notable wedding in italian
circles was that last Wednesday
night when Mr.. Paul Cordova,
the young electrician was mar
ried to Miss Angelina Carrabba,
daughter of Mrs. A. Carrabba of
this City. The wedding took
place at St. Peters Catholic
church with Rev. Father Langlois
officiating. The church was beau
tifully decorated with flowers,
ferns and palms by the friends
and relatives of the bride and
groom, presenting a very lovely
spectacle. The bride entered the
church upon the arm OF her bro
ther Emanuel, to the strains of
the beautiful Ava Maria sung by
Miss Josephine Baranco,o Jean
erette, accompanied by the or
ganist, Mr.. EYES Arnandez. The
bride was elegantly gowned in a
pretty costume Of white creme
de chene with orange blossoms
and long white veil, the envy of
all feminine eyes. Miss Angelina
Baranco of Jeanerette was brides
maid with Mr.. D. BONN of this
place as best man. Following the |
at the church, a recep-
tion and dance was given atthe |
home of the groom which was
enjoyed by many. They were
the recipients of many beautiful
presents from their numerous
friends.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-10-29

Have you tried Moss Club
Sauce with Chicken Stewi i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-23

the operation of the plant, 1t is said.
They threatened to prevent by vio-
lence Or by other anyone from
securing employment, 1t is alleged.
jeered at the employees who remained,
insulted them and told th1se seeking
work that there was no work there
and according to the petition actually
threatened to carry out their con-
spiracy by force.
Misrepresentation We're made to
those applying for work, it is claimed
in the petition, and then they intercept
ed persons entering the establishment,
prevented some from leaving and had
driven others away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-23
HUNTERS RESORT IN WRIGHT
COUNTY WILL NOT Be
DRAINED,
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL LEFT
MATTER TO SUPERVISORS
Lake, Which is Popular Rendezvous
Of Ducks and Gecse-sportsmen's
Protest to Be Needed and Body Of
Water Will Be Lett Unmolested.
Special to Times Republican

Special to Times-Republican.
Webster City, Dec. 23.-Word reaches
Webster City from Dows that Wall
Lake, about which there has been so
much discussion Of late, is, after ali,
to be saved to Iowa sportsnen. Despite
the fact that the state executive
ell has granted permission to the
wright county board Of SUPERVISORS to
Drain this great hunters resort, nothing
of this kind Will be done and this beau
tiful body of water is to DE preserved.
Ny. Janlison. OF Dows. Who spent so
much money last season improving the
resort, has been the moving spirit in
saving the lake. He Is chairman of the
Wright county board of supervisors.
Left to Supervisors.
The decision not to drain this lake
Will be good news to all Iowa sports
men. Wall lake is the last OF central
Iowa's hunting resorts. For years 1T
has been the one spot h~eTeabouts that
has furnished abundant shooting dur
ing the hunting season. Ducks and
geese rendezvous there in large numbers
during the season n the place Is a
veritable mecca for huntsmen. The
Webster City Gun Club. together with
a dozen other gun clubs In this part OF
Iowa, maintain a shack there which Is
always occupied full time when the
shooting is good. When the executive
council, at the request of a large num-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-23
Eldora News Notes.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora. Dec. ga large skating rim
is now in course Of construction here
The new rink is being put in by Des
Moines parties in the basement Of the
Greet building.
At the present time there are thought
to be but four men in Eldora who re-
sided here in the ear 1856. These four
are Hon. w. J.. Moir, John Furman,
James Buchanan. and Stephen Burke
There are others who lived in the vi
entity at hat time and Ia since NOV
ed into town but of the real pioneers
only four remain.
The First National Bank Of Eldora,
following a custom of several years
will give bags containing candy, pop
corn, peanuts. apples and oranges to all
children 13 years of age or under who
cal, at the bank on Monday between
$50 and 1890. 1t has been the Gus
tom Of his ban for several years to
make this distribution Of good things to
the children Of the city. It is not I'M
common to see a hundred or more chill
dren crowded around the doors on q
Christmas morning awaiting the time
when they can get in to receive their
bag
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-23
r1Mrs:REpuB11CAN MARsHA1Iipwr IOWA. DECEMBER 90 1910

Der Of the farmers residing along the
shores Of the lake, granted h Wright
, county board Of supervisors permission
to drain this lake, a great howl vent Ut
from Iowa sportsmen. Their protes'
however, seemed unheeded. 1t appen
now, tho. that the action Of the exc
tive council was not mandatory, b.
left the matter entirely at the discr
ton Of the board of supervisors. MY
Jamison, being chairman of this body
has steadily opposed drainage and Ii
now appears hat his opinion is shared
by the other members OF the board.
Farmers Wanted Lake Bed.
Wall lake contains nearly a thousand
acres. The farmers about the lax held
that the land would be much NOR
valuable as corn fields than as a AK
and it was for this reason that they
asked for it's drainage. There being
nothing compulsory in the action OF the
executive council. however, the board
of supervisors Of Wright county
have chosen to heed the wishes
;of the sportsmen, many hundreds
of whom from all over this part
of the state haunt the lake in season.
Hence the lake will not be drained. 1t
is quite a shallow body of water and In
but few places is over q mans head In
depth. This makes it all he more Of
a rendezvous for geese and ducks, as 1t
is thickly overgrown with reeds and
PUSHES.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-23
m'vlcAR TAXES CHICAGO JOB.
Will Hold His commissionership at
Des Moines, However.

Des Moines, Dec. 23.-Courci'man
John MacVicar announced this norm
ing that he had decided to accent the
offer of the Chicago Association OF
Commerce to become commi= sioner
general of Of the internat.ona!
municipal to be he'd in Chi
cago next fall. Mr.. MacNicar returned
from Chicago this morning, whe"e he
has been in conference with members
of the Chicago association.
II find that it will not take all my
time and 1 can conduct the duties Of
he office without extended absences
rom Des Moines." said Mr.. NacVicar.
at first they wanted all my time. I
explained to them that 1 could rot
leave Des Notres for any great length
Of time without impair;ng the eff
cheney of the department. According
70 the arrangements made. 7 can do
most of the work By correspondence
and probably will have TO mako short
visits to a few cities in the country
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-23
STRIKERS ARE EhJo,nEo.
Federal Court Says Waterloo Work.
mel Must Not Interfere.

Waterloo. Dec. % Judge Plat
granted a temporary injunction against
thirteen former employees Of the NAL
leable Iron Works. preventing them
from interfering with It's operation.
They are Henry F~alkenstein. Peter
Porenskie. A. r. Conrad, Tom Monsoon,
o. DeGuyter. A. vevrisch, o. w. Prior,
L. Burn, A. J. Jennings. B. Weaver.
Henry Ludtke, E. Lundburg n Perry
fteeucr.
The men walked out Of the foundry
on Dec. 1, ana the plaintiff asserts that
they formed = conspiracy to prevent the
foundry from securing other employees.
They would congregate about the shop
entrances on Newell street, picket
themselves so that all entering or leav-
ing the premises could be seen n each
Iday have conspired to interfere with