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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
THE PRICE OF REPUBLI-
CANISM,

One of the effective arguments
of the Republicans IN the memor-
able campaign OF 1896 was that
the election Of Bryan would mean
cheap money, national bankrupt
cy and hungry hordes from coast
to coast. In the campaign OF l9oo
this argument was used again, the
rallying cry of the Republican be-
inc " a full dinner pail. That
Republicanism spells prosperity
has since become a stock argument
with the party Of promlses-tha:-
are-never-kept.
The American people are at last
beginning to learn something OF
the cost of Republican rule in this
country. Comparative tables
showing that living has increased
100 per cent in the City OF Chi
cago since 1896 have been put
forth by the Democratic County
Committee of Cook County. and
the figures apply with equal force
to the country at large. The
items selected are those that for
the most part 90 to make up the
staple of life The Republican party
and the trusts that have been fos
tered under a protective tariff are
given as the causes. The tables
are as follows:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22

miles when the animal overtooH
lthcm. now carving pad crude,
Nv woven into a mattress. clu'
and a c3canut shell 1t used as &
linking cup.
From this on his development
was rapid. The scheme to LET
him learn merely by his desire tt
initiate was a complete success
After eight months, DR.. Buchanan
on his return TO London. took
Charlie the First with him. Scien
lists and doctors Travelled from al
over England and the continent
to. see him. There was but one
opinion: Here is the eXempll
| fication Of the Darwinian theory
of mistake Of nature. DR.
Buchanan was induced to bring
the animal to AmerJja thu ugh
one of the foreign agents OF thc
Barnum and Baisey show.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
| Witnesses
Witnesses.
John Dymond, Jr.
Benz. M. Foster.
Alvin Edward Hebert,

Notary Public.
a true copy Of the original
In witness whereof | have here
unto set my hand and seal Of Of
flee at New Orleans, La, tn 5
Seventh (1th) day of October. A.
d.. 1910. Alvin Edward Hebert,
Notary Public
State of Louisiana. Parish of
IBERIA. -
|. the undersigned Clerk of
Court and Ex-Otticio Recorder Of
Mortgages in and for the Parish
of IBERIA. State of Louisiana, do
hereby certify that the foregoing
act of incorporation of the YER
million Bay Company was duly re-
corded in my office i'll Book
Folio on the--day of Oct
ODER. 1910.
In faith whereof | have here
unto SET my hand and seal of of
flee at New lberia, Louisiana, this
day of October A. D.. 1910.
j. G. Leblanc,
Clerk of Court and Ex-Officio. Re-
corder of Mort ges, Parish OF
Iberia, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
CHARLIE I. WITH CIRCUS.

Charlie the First. DR.. Buchan-
an s wonderful chimpanzee, which
attracted so much attention in
London because of its man-like
achievements, is one of the big
features with Barnum and Bailey
Greatest Show on Earth. When
the big circus comes to New he
ria, on Friday, October 18th,
Charlie the First will present on
one of the stages in the main
tent a bicycle and acrobatic act
not short of the marvellous.
The close resemblance of this
strange creature to the human
fairly establishes DR.. Buchanan s
contention that the animal is the
missing link. Within his there
seems to shine the divine spark Of
human fire. Everything he does
proves him more than animal He
dimes with the use of a full table
equipment. He sleeps in bed.
He plays chords on piano. He
can handle billiard cue with ex-
pert fingers. His keeper is mere
ly the janitor of the house in
which the chimpanzee lives, for
Charlie the First sews on his own
buttons and shines his shoes.
Mere instinct could not evolve
such skill as us shown in his Won
derful stage performance. Any
one who rides bicycle knows
there is a knack involved that re-
quires Judgment and reason.
Charlie the First is the best b.
cycle rider ever seen with cir
Gus. Here then are proofs that
indicate divinity of mind nat ure
does not intend mere animal to
possess.
Charlie the First was born in
Africa about ten years ago. Moth
ing is known of his antecedents
except that they were chimpan-
ices. In 1903 a party of scientists,
headed by DR.. Buchanan. came
upon the animal seated beneath
a tree eating cocanuts. Instead
Of fleeing. it walked up to them,
it's arms laden with nuts which it
passed around. The men were
Taking the nuts they
were about to pass on when the
friendly creature took DR.. Buck
anan by the hand and tried to de-
tain him. The party proceeded,
however, but had gone but a few
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
pARC PERDUE NOTES.

Picking Of cotton Is now over
Cotton producers here as a rule
are selling their cotton rather
than holding a longer time fol
possible better prices.
Many of the farmers are Verl
much discouraged through repeat
ed failures in cotton and VIII
abandon the staple and substitute
cane n It's place.
If some of the farmers of thl'
community are still determined t'
raise cotton. why do they not fol
low the government plan by the
burning of cotton stalks, III order
that the ravages Of the boil wee
vii may be minimized next year
One can see wagonloads going t
Cade for marketing due to the
good weather for the last few days
and the fancy prices paid for the
fleecy staple.
The final government condltof
report en- this years cotton crol
500 has now officially been
confirmed and there will be furth
err deterioration in the cotton crol
should early frosts set IN. wheel
have already been predicted.
We had too much rain las
week.
The only crop benefited there
by was cane, whNh IS rlpenln9
fast.
The rains have been very ben
eficial to fall gardens and The
turnips and other vegetables vii
grow rapidly.
Many farmers have already be
gun cutting cane for delivery t.
the refineries.
The prospects were never bet
ter for a magnificent yield o
cane and every one admits tina
it will be record breaking ri
| ling season for the refineries. w
have never noticed such a stlmuie'
among the different reflnerles t.
have cane as this year.
The farmers near Delcambr'
and Erath started their knives
on the 18th. Despite the heav,
tonnage of cane at these respec
tive places. the mills will be abl'
to take care Of it.
If an early freeze does not WIS.,
| the farmers 10 cause inconvenience
or disaster to their cane crops
they will be able to put aside
handsome cash balance.
The farmers are still bus.
planting cane.
A magnificent hay and pc;
crop has been cured and housed
Sweet potatoes are fine and tn
yield will astonish the farmers.
Corn and rice are being hel'
here by many farmers, the price
being considered unsatisfactory.
There is great activity ar)un'
Loze's station at present and tn
railroad officials state that trad
| is looming up.
Mr.. S. Couvillon shipped a ear
load of shelled corn last week
from Loze's station to Alexandra
Beginning November 1at. th'
Franklin and Abbeville Railwa.
will carry the mail between New
Iberia and Milton.
We have received positive IN
formation that the Frisco vii
come out to this section. Th'
slight misunderstanding existing
between the farmers and the rail
road officials has been amicably
adjusted. Messrs. Hamilton De
rouen. Desire Blanchet and Ar
thur Leblanc went to New lberl'
to secure the necessary contracts
to be signed by the farmers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
YOU NEED LESS OF DEVOE

Have you found this out "u
mood less Of Devoe lead-and-znc
for a Job than of anything else
less gallons; less money.
Putting it our costs two OF
three times as much as the pant
Have you found this out? You
can paint Devoe in less time: less
time; less money.
Have you found this out? De
voc wears longer than anything
else.
We don't object 10 long time be.
tween jobs Our customers iIke
it, And we like what they Ike
1t keeps our customers.
q Ren3udet sells our pant.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
RAISING SCHOOL FUNDS.

Among the amendments to Dc
voted on next month by the peo'
nla on the day of the CongresSloh'
al election will be Amendment No
s on the ballot. which provides
briefly. that as much as three
mills of the Parish taxes Shall De
devoted to public educatlon.unl
the School Boards OF the reSPee-
five Parishes should agree TO az
cent less than that amount
MANY of our people are under tue
impression that this Amendment
provides for an additional tax to-
school purposes, such IS not Inc
case: it does not provide for an
additional tax; it simply dlvertS a
much as three mills Of the present
Parish tax so as to be used for edu'
catjonal purposes and will make
Tho school revenues Of Louisiana
more stable than they now are
and will be the means OF lncreaS-
ing the school revenues by about
half a million dollars. We con,
slider this Amendment a good ono
and can see no good valid reason
for any opposition to the measure
on the part Of the right thinking
people of the State. We would
like to see at no very distant ia!
graded schools in every Ward II
the State where the attendance i
sufficient. instead of the present
makeshifts for public schools as
most of our country children are
attending. with but little prospects
for anything better unless the 9th.
er funds are drawn on for educa
@,nna1 rnprnnSpS
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22

This act of inc rpora,aon may
be changed or modified, the cap
IitaI stock nlay be decreased tor
increased ON the said cerpolatIou
dissolved with thr assent If a
| Three-tourth> of the capital stock
represented at Il meeting Of the
stockholders called for that pur-
pose 10y publication IN a neWnpnp-
err published in the Parish Of
Iberia, Louis ana. and after the
observance of al statutory 70
Inducements Of the State ol Lou
siaua in connection herewith.
Article TX.
No storlnoidrr shall ever be
HELD liable or resp nsihIc for the
lacts. contracts or faults of til
corporation n amy further sum
tnan the unpaid balance due or
that may be due this Company ON
shares of stock held by him Nor
l,haH any informally II It's or
lganIzatiJu render tins charter null
or have tnc effect Of expos NJ amy
stakeholder to any liability be
yond such unpaid baLanc" due n
mis- stock.
Thus Done and Passed in my
office. in the City of New Orleans,
State Of Louisiana on the day and
date above written IN the pres
cnce of Me>SicurI John Dymoud.
.Jr.. and Benz. VI. Foster. comp
etent witnesses who signed these
presents with the SAID appearers
land me, Notary. after due read
me thereof, the SAID appearers de-
claring that they have placed al
ter their names the number OF
shares of stock respectively sub
scribed by them and that they DO
adopt this as their stock Subscrlp-
ton
Original signed by the stock
lhol1prs
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
Act of Incorporation
Or THE
YERJn|L|0ubaYC0ulPpuY

United States of America, State
of Louisiana. Parish Of Orleans,
City Of New Orleans.
Be 1t Known, That on this Sixth
(6th) day Of the month of Octo-
ODER, in the year Of Our Lord, one
thousand, nine hundred and ten
1910), and of the Independence
of the United States of America
the 135th,
Before me, Alvin Edward He
bert, Notary Public, duly com
missioned and qualified in and for
the Parish Of Orleans, City of New
Orleans and therein residing, and
in the presence Of the witnesses
hereinafter undersigned,
Personally came and appeared
the several persons whose names
are hereunto subscribed, who ses
orally declared that awaiting
themselves of tie provisions of the
laws of the State of Lou siana rel
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22

Monday of February Of each year
The power and du.ies OF Surh
officers shall be Such as are Gus
tomarily enjoyed ana exercised ~
those holding Ike positions an,
such rs may be prescribed BY the
bylaws Of this corporation.
! Article VII.
| Whenever the sand corporation
IS dissolved by llmitat on or from
any other cause. It's affairs shall
be liquidatcd by 90 three com
misSioncrs 10 be appointed from
among the Stoc kholdtts at gen
eral meeting of the stockholders
to be convened tor that purpose al
ter (3O) thirty days II .llre by pub
LEGATION II newspaper published
in the Parish Of Iberia. and with
dhe assent OF a majority of the
i Capital Stock. The sad Commits
SioncrS shall remain in office until
the affairs of the corporation shalt
have been fully liquidated. and III
the ease of the death of any one OF
more of the Sa d Comm SSlonrl>.
| the survivor ~ SurNlNorS snail
elect a successor or Successors from
among the stockholders. The com
pensation TO be received by the
said C0nmiSSi ners shall be fixed
at the time Of their apo ntment.
The sand commissioners shall
have full power and authority to
collect any and all moneys. obllga-
tons, bills and accounts due the
said corporation and receipt for
the same; to sell at public sale at
ter legal advertisement. by pub
LEGATION III one newspaper publish
ed n the Parish of Iberia. LoInSi-
anan, any and all Of the assets of
the SAID corporal on, whether
movable or immoNablc and upon
such terms and conditions as they
may deem proper and to execute
a good and valid tp,e therefor.
without the intcryenti II of a
Court of Justice or without be ng
thereby empowered; to pay the
debts of the SAID corporation. and
distribute the residue Of the
funds which may remain IN their
hands. am ne the stockholders. in
preparation to the interest of
each and to make reports from
time to time whenever requested
by the holder or holders # ma
Jority of the stock. and shall
make a final report of their ad-
mlnlstratlon at meeting of the
stockholders whenever requested
to do SO by the holders of Il ma
Jorlty of the stock. Ten 1O) DAYS
notice Of such meeting shall be
given to all parties in interest by
publication Al newspaper pub
lshed in the Parish of Iberia. Lou
1Slana, and written notice thereof
shall be delivered to each stock
holder, either in person or by mail
at his last known Post Office 81,
address as shown by the books of
the company, the said publica-
ton and written notice giving
the place and date of such meet
ing.
! Article VIII
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
TAKE CHARGE OF SHERIFF's
OFFICE.

Baton Rouge. Oct. n.-Archie
Smith, supervisor of Public Ac-
counts will leave the City tonight
for Marksville, Avoyelles parish,
to take charge of the office of the
sheriff. This is the first time that
the supervisor has been called
upon to assume control of a sher-
ifs office, as provided under the
new law. In statement today
Mr.. Smith said: Having receiv-
ed official notification from the
Governor Of the death of Hon.
Olivier Coco, tax collector for the
parish of Avoyelles, l shall, in ac-
cordance with Act No. 251. of the
session of 1910. assume control of
the late tax collectors Office, and
carry on the collection of taxes in
Avoyelles parish until successor
70 Mr.. Coco is elected"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
THE APPROACH OF DECISION
DAY.

1t remains Tor the people ol
louisiana to determine at the
polls two weeks hence, whether or
not there shall be great inter
national exposition held III the
City of New Orleans N 1919. Ii
the people Of the State refuse to
back up New Orleans in her Ell
forts to qualify for Congressional
recognition as the Exposition
City there will be an end OF the
matter and the greatest oppor-
tunity that has ever come our way
will pass us by.
1t cannot be impressed too
strongly upon the public mind
that the voters have it in their
power to give New Orleans a
winning chance in the fight before
Congress, or to settle, the matter
finally and definitely in favor OF
San Francisco. Congress will not
award the Exposition to New Or
leans unless the people show at
the polls that they want it. New
Orleans will vote overwhelming
ly for the tax, but an adverse ma
jority in the country parishes,
even though that majority should
be overcome by the City vote,
will, by indicating discussions on
the subject among our own peo-
pie, invite Congress to decide un-
favorably to the Southern Metrop-
oils. A small vote in the coun-
try even though it should be fav-
Orable, would be dangerous; for
Congress is not likely to force n
great Exposition upon people
who are unwilling or Indifferent.
The South and middle West are
waiting to see what the people Of
louisiana propose to do In this
matter. Sentiment throughout
these States is practically unani-
nous in our favor, and to them
the suggestion that there is OPP
position anywhere in Louisiana to
the insignificant tax proposed is
inconceivable.
All through the Mississippi
Valley and across to the Allan
tic the people want the Expos
tbon to be held in New Orleans
because. they say, it will benefit
their respective sections. That
it will turn the eyes of the world
to the great valley of the Miss
issippi and stimulate every inter
est, there can be no sort of doubt.
That it will do more for Louisl
ana than for any other state is
equally undeniable.
AS has been pointed out, the
tax is 80 insignificant that it is
impossible for lit ITO furnish an
honest basis for opposition to
amendments number One and
Two on the Official Ballot. When
a dozen eggs will pay the tax on
a thousand dollar assessment it is
puerile to speak of it as burden
even to the poorest farmer.
In the preparation of this Ex-
position nations, states, corpora
tons and individuals outside of
Louisiana will put in five dollars
for every one we spend on it, and
the attractions presented will
bring many millions of people 10 |
Louisiana who otherwise would
never come to the State. These
have 30 be sheltered and fed, and
the farmer is the man who pro-
duces the material with which to
feed them.
Decision day is near at hand,
and it is imperative to emphasize
the fact that vote against the
two exposition amendments is
tantamount to a vote in favor Of
locating the exposition at San
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
THE RENTER

lives from day to day, from
moving time to moving time,
enjoying only the privilege OF
paying rent. The home owner
enjoys the satisfaction Of a
permanent home for his fam
lily. If you want a home, it will
pay you to call at the office
and investigate our plan
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TTON
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
Two Weeks Store Bill Today.

I fIV vi tIIUI VVIINfUNfOS'
"The Republican party has had
complete control of the govern
ment since 1896 and more trusts
have been organized and higher
tariffs imposed than at any time
in our history prior to 1896. The
tariff and the trusts cause the dif-
erence.-Shreveport Times.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22

Nice Country Home and four
arpents of land, worth $275O, will
sell for 5000. Will be on the
market at this price for thirty
days only.-Alphonse Davis,
Opera House Building.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22

Monday of February Of each year
The power and dup,ies of such
officers shall be Such as are Gus
tomariIy enjoyed ana exercised ~
those holding Ike positions an,
such as may be prescribed BY the
bylaws Of this corporation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-28

aeltner i'm Sitter bon fiebenun6aAt.
aig Sabren eeftorben. Ct mor eir
gnfel bon Charlotte guff, 6en
bauptidhiden @orbilo bon Sotte il
@oetbc's n2eioen oes iltnse1 8er'
tber." Or. aeitner ipar 1923 in
Sannober als 5obn oes @eb. &anl.
,nerrats Septiittus 4eitner eebore,t
Der ols iiebenter 5obn bon 2otte, Die
am %. @priI 1878 ben bonnoper'
iden gteid'sfa,11lnerserihts. Sefre.
tor Sobn Georg gbriition &eitner
(gabert I'M a@ertbes9 gebeiratei
batte, oieien 5dbIenoen @ornamel;
erbielt. Seine pielfaden @oetbeegr>
tnnerungen in Sdrtft unb 9ilo bat.
te Dr. aeitner i6on Dor Sobren oet1
Goethe 1tnb S6iIler-Mr9ip in @ei=
mar bermadt, pabrenb iei,1e San1i-
lienbil6er in oas 4eltner Muieunl
in Sannoner gelangen ionen.
- Durd) ein Seftgelage perrieterl
itd brei Gerliner gii,breher, oie lit
Der Ishten 3eit nlebrere @eidafte in
Der Mittoespauie beintluhten. Gin
arin1inal6eamter iab, tpie ettt tim
befannter, mebrfah beitrafter Sdlof-
ier gmil Werfer in ei,tent Na6tlofoI
in Der MoientaIer GtroBe nit atuei
dnberen Mdnnern un6 nebreral
Maoden aedte, peroddtig mar ibn1
an6, oaB Die Wtanner ale 6rei ganj
neue uliter trugen unb aud nit
neuen id0nen Sdirmen ausgeItattet
paren. gr ging oetr Spuren oielsc
bret Manner nod u1tb ernittelte,
bob Die 3e6genolien Werfers, cit,
glrbeiter @ilbelm Weierfe uno ei,t
Wusenma6er 8ernbarb Greie, ipa-
rem. Dieier batte, tpie jid tpeiter er,
CAB, friber in elmer Wiisenfabrif III
Der Brenalauer @llee gearbeitet, in
Der fiirali1 ebenfaas elm Wlittags-
einbrnh periibt tuoroen tpar. Oie
ginbpeder Datten es bort aunad)ii
auf Stoffe uno Su1e abgeleben lti1o
bereits einige @allen 5llm Witnel.
men auiammeneepadt, 6ann aber al.
les liegen laiiett, ipeiI iie tpGbrelto
Der vMrbeit" eine @oiiette init $500
Wfarf ent6eft lno ii1 6atnit begniiot
batten. Die gernutung baB Die
Soften oes Sefteelages aus bieiet1
ginbrltb beitritten tuor6en ieien unb
oab Greie NIT ieinen Greunoen ihn
ousgefiibrt botte, beltatiete ii1. Die
9eobaAtunge1t ergaben ferter, oGs
Die orei aud Die anberen @inbriide
iiber Mittag neriibt batten. MGe brei
tuuroen an BET Gde Ser S1onbauier
un6 MiinaitraBe feltgenommert ols
lie tpieoer bon einer &neiperei famen,
unb nod befttgeln @i0eritanbe iiber.
"tpaltis:. Die arilninaIpoliaei fiibrt
iie tpegen eetperbsn1bisen @inbruds
oem Neutrality-suspicious. bor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-28
Smi0mb.

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geitellte um's 2eben famen.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-28

= 9fuf ben gu Oeutiblanb ee.
borigen 4aroliner- -Snieln lit eine
Gepolte alsgebrohetl. Die belitide
Negierung bat ben 2reuaer u@m.
ben" bingeididt; Die Sade io1 nidt
gefdbrlih iein.
= sluf Der Sniel Sapti ion es
spiiden baitifden un6 oominifant.
iden Soloaten gu einern blut;.
gen 3uiammenitob gefontmen fem.
@ren3Itreitisfeiten baben slnlaB 6a.
gu gegeben.
Der setna lit, tpie aug Si5i.
lien gemeloet miro, pieoer in Sdtig-
feit.