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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22

A. E. Veatch was raised on a farm
in Kansas and was educated at Camp
bell university at Lawrence, Kansas.
He was admitted to the bar in
1892, and practiced in the supreme
courts of both Kansas and Nebraska.
He entered the newspaper business at
Washington, Kansas, in 1896, where
he published the leading newspaper OF
the county for six years, following
which he purchased the Jewell County
Monitor, the official republican paper
Of Jewell county, Kansas. Later he
purchased the Havelock, Neb., Times,
which he owned two years, removing
from Nebraska to Colville, Washington,
where he has made a success of the
newspaper business.
AS the editor OF the Statesman-Index
at Colville, A. E. Veatch has built
for himself a lasting monument in the
memory Of all of the people of Stevens
county who believe in the survival
and triumph OF the great moral
principles of today. AS a man of
courage, backbone and ability, he has
no equal, no superior in the Third
congressional district of Washington.
One year ago he was placed in com
mand Of the moral forces of Stevens
county and marshalled them on the
field of battle against the saloon
power, with the result that Stevens
county was the first county in the
state to Danish the saloon, and every
city in the county voted the saloon
out except one. In this contest he
was subjected to the most bitter and
trying attacks, but he remained firm
and cool and never flinched from
duty. His detractors and enemies
Willy him, but in the heart Of every
mother in Stevens county the name
of A. E. Veatch will ever be held
dear.
A. E. Veatch is an enemy of graft;
he has never feared to lift his voice
and use his pen to castigate the
wrong-doer, who fears his newspaper
even more than the strong arm of the
law. He is not a trimmer" but
always comes out squarely and states
his position on all questions.
A. E. Veatch has been indorsed fol
congressman by nearly 500 OF the best
farmers in Stevens county, by every
resident minister OF Colville, by the
republican press of Stevens county, BY
the Municiple league of Newport, BY
the Local Option league Of Republic
by L. R. Horton, OF Spokane, anc
many public men who know OF hin
and his works.
This is the man who should represen
this district in congress. We shoulC
not consider the locality but the MAI
and the principles for which he stands
OF all the candidates for congress A
z. Veatch comes nearer the peopl
than any other candidate. Let tn
republicans unite on him.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-07-22
MONROE

Two base hits-Coulson, Raymond, Mar
tin. Stolen bases-Keppler, Miller, Souder
Struck out by Lee 4; by Farmer o. Bases on
palls-off Lee, 2; off Farmer, ). Hit by
pitched ball-Souder, Parnell. Double plays
Raymond to Coulson; Farmer to Moulden-
hour.-Umpire Moore.
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ALARM or FOR CRIGER
NoIesI Catcher Lost. stsleo Or stray -
from HighlaRders.

ArHrNs Ga March s-Lou Criger has
strayrd. been lost or stolen from the Hili-
top fold Manager Stal.ings - trying
10 lOCai tho missing catcher.
Joe Doyle came In from Hot springs
tonight With the information that Criser
MAS not there More than two weeks ago
the New orr once sent him traBspofts-
q ion from. Ekhart. Ind TO the Arkansas
ra-o-' pitcher Louis BTockett has init
mated 'ha' 10 v through with the game
for good
rs apparent indifference = the source
o. tie tro.bls lie j. an OLD nan and will
need "a 30. % raining 90 get INTO condition
10 - ih the habit ~ visiting Hot Springs
every ear. a pra,tice thar - Indispensable
once brgun Stal'Ing- }. trying to comfort
himself With 'Ae thought that perha -
1 rtgsr went 20 Ii0' Springs. Va this season
instead Of 20 Arkansas
FTaGk tApor'a gof here late 'o-uigf;t
lie sav- tue sprtug foods kept Do o. o. the
farm 'iii thi- ;.rus Tie advances the same
srguusu' a. at sNcuse tOr CriGers absence
Ano'hsr .traggier happened along IN
time tor luucheOu ~ she dmInutIve o-'-
r.idcr birdie cree. THIS gives the High
!andeT- q quorum N 'he garden tTee'~
work in The afternoon moved that he ha-
taksn great care ut himself
DOVE took u full course Of batrN at Hot
springs aud worked out With the horde o.
bie lea gust- eus argncd here We hiss
every con dden's ~ h.- aTut. which vas 20
BADLY ~ ured M lIos aud which held him
baCk la-' year here was less snap IN The
NO prEctiCe- to-dsy Than he fellows shONed
NpNfeFga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-09
GOLF
N>sr, Heats Loasley IN Close Watch ~
Palm neaeh.

PAIN REscR. March L l. Myers 81
New losk figured IN the best Iaate 4 ~ the
DAP n the Florida state golf cha II pionahip
vhsa ~ pu. Ou. V. {. LonSle,' ~ Prov tdence
q, the third extra hole Va tie tire: -cEnd OF
match play Archie Reid. 81. AndreNs
J. 7. Dowusy. ApAwanlis. and J Knapp.
Garden City. are the other New lors s4f-
WHO'RE IN the nrst flight. y. p Mason
Tuxedo. Il stiI IN The running r. ;ss secon-
division
Firs' psyts,on--H. p. Farrsag.o'. othu o.
wealth defeated W 5. HArban CNii.. "a, al.d
y. !. Dos nes'. Apaa ants Ge.ea tel = y Fort-sf
Lakes ood . And 2 Archie Req. - kaereH /.
debated r. ,. Allyn hariorc AZ 49,
fsiTbAnks, Denver. de'ea Ted T.. =. bv:k. pa
buzz. and :. L. ?. NgeTs. NeS ross. 1sie4,sd
v. :. LOagley. WannAFno,setL - ,sscnc or
hcles,i J: z. bSsh; Portage 9sis1'ea Via.
lo4ghtallng. Sss lork. Z and :. y hnapH'
Gasdsu cily. ,aeissisd \ lsci IRE s s;.A,.-
q li,insstoa roN n asd Cogntn ahd
Travis rounded on, bis eta here sth .
20 card and ueN ANA eur record 10Y ne
No golf course made In q 10 q % . uiatt "a
with 4. II. MRthiessen against W. T. IG"he1-
man and I. > Robesor The card
out. ..........S e 81
In. ...... .. - 8 > b 40
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JORD IN'S HITTING ETFECTH e.
aIis Two Is0ne Runs Help nrO0k Iyn
Cstts To Beat Regulsgs

HDI SPRINGS. Ark. MARCH The BroOk
ivns put = vigorous morning session
ana concluded 'O-day's workout With q
nine inning game between the regulars and
the 'ol;- Manager Damien Introduced an
Innovation ~ charging admission 10 the
uractire game IN the afternoon. couple Of
hundred fans being m attendance yhe
Itch Worg 81 the BronN do! TIN JORDAN
wac we'll worth the price Of admission. the
first barenan Taupiug OFT a couple Of claan
home runs be-idrs two s.nGlc-. one Of vhich
"a = well PLACED hiinf lordsns batting
guahIed D.4hlens colts 10 beat 70 rsggiars.
,antatueJ b. N Birch.
Manager pahlsn TO- eived NOTd to-day
that I.ufuisy ouid yOta the team on Thurs-
day lrunoA j. also expected the 'agter
uaff o. the veek Tie Rrooklvn- vii line
~ AKA Tr-t OTTO Jordan's southern Lacquer
TlVr-fls. tffeTuoou and VII play q team
phskp-i from Ito squads % he ..C.nuati
amt Bo-f1u teams o. sunday
lB-1aN ssure
HegDiaEs q % 10
'ofs 80 o - 70
RaiJsTic, . 'hr'm 1sH md screen ana ~.
m, ~'Hrin1srg. Dss,au and Nllisr and iT'fiB
.ur.rc RA. tr-
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Jsckssn.IIle Rr.nlI..

T.-,s race 20 f.rsong- --flspector CsasEal.
- Nountl'r - N aga Fohn kilgore. III.
Prs-e % seyosd schnicslr:ri,z. io5 Mus
sra'e % .. thi-d line, gt9 - Oak!sy.
led To- 30 Ton 2 ~ 40 Fan
>cCola 9ace- tlve AEd q bal; t4rlengs--D Dress
70 rzds 70 80 Power . 20 Won 10 tia Greet
- Nlsgrstc e "a = --cond. tersnd gscilian
~ TroNieEi. - % s. th..d. Time lOs.5 Mss
~. pri-s N4~ iRwn Mss RafaeliO. M1a
g.. "a 's-gIa,. .. Hsrndo1. Flashing and
Qua = alsD
1876 Race ~ '--long. ~ Ea'5. 100 "a, -
80 - - A. vou Tai shira. ioeig tNicol 10
.. COO iudse Catns,. 10 Lang. - = o
F.liI lane. ts > 'ritic +. " HuT5 Hoonrs
o. v ood.an@ e.. NI'-- 0o.-7s And nme-
e. gE' tl-B ran.
% Won Toe Golden R4tterfs - Moore
. a. .rcoud. Eiia.l. TO- IDay cnpdpt 81 % T.
lhirt Tire - > 81 Honesty. Came
IHvh RAJ ia iuriOn a. haTn-siale. ia ~ cor
. 20 . woa Doll. Buii'nsu. ~ .Obsru Il 70 s.
ss~un4 Nnrtr Tern. 10 tiaowerss . 10 T. third,
lime fst So Ten ". Ieboit Ennst MAJ
oors and Hoe riaD also ran
TAta Hacr-One mile and = siIteeuth-=tsrsal
Huhirc. 10 LauGl - :, Won. ForaHBard. i0i
Ria. ~ 20 q. aFnoud: Mnalat1ns, fes 1(Ji,~rsl
= 70 :. thlra riInr. tsfa - Molessy. oas~u
Lsad Cogaty CteFk castrspsd. Etc.,,
and MAX eriou ala ran-
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BROWN MANNERS DRISCOLL.
TsEees use Fighting IN Ten Rsuad Bsa'
90 FalrmOnt q. a.

knoohoua Brown. the hard h'ting
fsatherveiGht. handed 4 solid beating -
DorN prisroli Of ireland IN a rcd hot ten
round fight a. the FAirmoDt A. e. ~ The
Bronx laS, nigh Brown. Who lights WITH
his right hAnd ex,snded. forced the light
practically all the way. bat he could not pat
his man ava because vi rhs ll.tcr's lever.
nrAs
OriScoI q, ode p.ucSy ora,e IN the s,snth
rourd on Ie sHn' hls hol'. snd when he
boz ended 80 "a ~ hard pressed tina, be
se"u-sl ready tp drop from The 'ot'e ~ the
h.p~. ra,nsd vpon hi head and body u
~ss o '"tkirg Soo'l butt." 1a1 10 rie1' heTs
Sc -" dc"idn'.', pleased
pri.""l .uI RroHu cArC- IN a. .',s
ponui- ir"vn started thc light wi'h 4
'ss' TI-i uriEth. the lei. in'n t''s rth~ ana
,'"r'"' l'risc"ll vas co.l nsahen "n nj
10 ',n Brown rushed again ~''h hsA
swing. in- Dri-s "ll % = '''sr"' '.'"Nn
Brow, = shed again ~ mo sscobu T"uLa
pti-"on bl''t ~ me- siy AMI punching ~"
lace val Ca l"tts hroNn ru-hSd som.
. l.ioTn srtf ht- flows Nete ,etld and i'r'e'oll
.ta"i Ten. .t'a 80 gppvTru'~ "n -" ne,A
In a.. .a-s Z. .ur.i- ptt-roli iahsier nav
iG,srr, - 80 ri'd h?l ~ I",Il,d ~ ,-,s
tah''- ~ fhgIt,g y ~ triTd T1nnd. Drtsrol
met Inn Nl'l utot' 'issn uppercuts, on'
tTG" ~ c'eH ne - sss ROM Ise bIseo.
Ii.s'ib ana zen ,iIn,-.i doubled him up
Nrh a punch in tn. stomach 4 lett on the
- made ptsr"i ''nch ;:st a. The bei
rs. lucs man bored in a. the fourth
opeLed driving N terrific blows 70 the BODY
and u--k. Dri-coil rouRhed " IN sever A
"hn, hes AID then met another Wild rush
/ with a .eit hook IN the Jaw Brown fcIccd
! Tho light Al the Wy ~ The gou=. and had the
round
4. the nth round opened Brown, forced
he man To the topes and reached the nerh
Niih = hard ief, In hot p'tAup Dr'sc"n
" 'i,i - N. ir,shman use assd he heel Of hs
/ glove uu,u ths crowd hisseh Brown was
: slc~ ing NJ, hut he had the round
bttsgoil blocked a Tush IN the sixth AMI
heitcd Brown nu the mouth With q s,ln
l-tr brown did net follow up hia hurTi-
.ane attic hut miN ed u ~ ~iose quarters.
brown dashed in With |. right on tho nos.
- a starter IN the seventh round. Drtscosl
did come clever block then end used =
Rtov "A patd nv, h attention 10 the stomach.
hut lett upper'ut made hts nose bleed.
In The c,rfih Drls, nj stopped Bro~nS
rnsh With right hand Jot to the chin
AID followed WITH hai q swing ON the Jaw
that made the Young sluRger reel. nut
/ Whrn The round ended brown was ON the
ropes With Drl-"oll hamnering away Tor
ali he v a. worth. nrtscol's round
Brown began rushing and sluRglnS 20 the
ninth. reaching the n-yk With two hard
lsi'- pri-, oil backed away on the def~n-
siVe. ,ith Brown On TOP of him br1S
/ until pri-cUll wAs weak In she legs a. tins
VAS 49, Browns round
| nriscoli's left hand vac ont ~ cotnmt.-
| Brown dashed VA With a storm Of smashs-.
Some "f hem t~aChed the body and ?thevs
: vent To the head pris"oll countered with
and could not Keep Bro~n away Brown
vas very busy ~ he gong aud had the ught
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COLrS BEAr REGULARS.
Larry psyIes IHt saves McGra~'s Nede-
rams ErOm n Shutout.

=
M.ErrS. Tex. March sUnder the
vigorous leadership Of Mcsiraw the Colts
to-day gave the Regulars a good trimming
IN a six inning game by = -cOgs Of to 1
Il would have been a shutout n Larry Doyle
had not Iftst a nall over the fence IN the
-e,ond innng
\ feature of the workout vas the show
ing made by spencer. the Ohio state League
urst hAsemAn Until to-day spencer has
been employed in other corners Of the in
nsld Ne made q fne shoNinE ~ third
has. and has been played principally In
that position Spepcer 10 one Of the sursst
fislsiers ~ ground balls that AeGrss has
ever trtes out here and he has had quite
q few fr-f base candidate s since the team
las teen training In Marlin.
spencer Ltt scott for three bases and
later tapped Bugs Raymond for home
ran over the right field fence Tenney
j. out IN uniform every day. but 10 not
Attempting 20 40 anything hut get his
lnderpinning strong again spencer prob
ahly vii 80 kept AZ fret bass Tor the OTIS
until Lush gets hack on the ION Lush
j. .!mping tady. but h0pes TO he able 20
PLAY again by next sunday.
k.avtf'ef allowed the regulars their
tH.o bits. end - the last ihTse inn,pSs the
who usrt burning speed aud IN occasional
splitter MrOraw played short for the
Ill., la a- t"f h,t lie bSi hard. 81. doaSIS sud
single driving m ihIee runs
To-day's -cOrs !Oliows
Es'T. Pd.S:
Rstterics scott Raymond and snodsTass:
kl4aitter. u-rA. Sehlei aus Meyers Umpire
Nathewsou
Io-h Devere VS. sen, to Waco early
THIS morning to consult q sDec ta!i-t about
At op-r alton GA h.s right eat
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mn GRIHIW DROPS ~.
Visits the sportsman : shs~ IN the Esrden
6.pOd shooting.

tapf Bili Graham. whose exhibit has
been a feature OF many previous sports
man Show came To town from his shAcS
- Long island yesterday In the after
noon hs ,i-,t-sl the show nov IA progress
% Madison square Garden ana told few
rarus for the benefit Of his numerous
a,puatntance- Capt Bin has not been
m The b.ast Of health lately. but n the Wishe-
-. h- friends count for anything he will
-oon get The kinks oui of hts sturdy legs
Two dozen pair- Of Teal ducks were
ad,i-d 10 the Tilley collection yesterday
and u - eNp~cted that several rare birds
from Europe viii be included among the
-pe'-imcn- to-day
Two competitions we're completed yes
,srday N the rife shooting tourna ment
~ rhr Inbh' schools Athletic League
Thtrte~n teams competed IN thee match
for freemen teams. which vas won by
pr Wit clinton first team. with q total
score ~ ss3. Shiie the second place vent
80 the Morn. Quintet. with total of s5j
The b--t Individual work among the boys
"a tn 'ofHpettiOn Nas that OF krehfeld.
/ " no returned . card showing 100 out OF a
po--,bis c'- points tie totalled % IA the
! prone position
Nth two boy. Eichbauer ana VOORHEES,.
each making the highest possible -corr.
/ TN. Manual training team captured the sub
! target match Nv coed margin he SIX
/ hoJ- on the 81 inning team averaged ~ ont
! Of a po-sihla =, This l. the best shooting
/ re-. or,ied during the touTna nent LlnIcus
| made the highest tnci vtdual score 81 the
dAy tor .uuioT uarkSnsn
IN. Basketball tournament agar D..
ira.ts4I a DiR oToSd In the iunIOT srnts i
'ha bedford overv h..iaihg'
defeated the fa-t SIDE 10, score of - - =
~ htlc N ne seuior oOu. petI sou the " hams
bridge a,J tT~enDoin' branches IN ga gel
~ q !o-s. match. the HonoT- EOtny q
.Ifn-LTtdys ~ . score OF y 20 -
~. .IfuuarI~- 80 's1fn ~ Dotlng
- target Wre Na'-h Teams % - %.
| ,Ianainx 90 ne sYb fsTgsr re
danusi TVntning f.fhfsIe - u .mphrie
b - tOOp~r - ~o-.r.- org - Hatiland q
Noyrhse. ~ ToSl -
Str3 yeSnu' ~t-,nus' ss >narv. -. ID PtctTo
- ~ Sai'~n1 .. Go - 20 cberger. ~
Rr.sa' cs'-v. q. Wool- % e. Kr,ui. -
Mathew - .rrN.,ase. - "agn-- Is Total
room. 10. teams % ~ o. -. P.0Hc ,,boo.
NAie.i- ieaE.-
- wiz .n.ou 'r-. Team BFowa 90.
Va. lTA mmeu,H. ~ Hubbard Iss. krrhfr ID
s,uss ssant saes,ne cher ri: EAs. Ia Anas.
I5s ilulDIs. ~ fhgFsr. - T0'aL rs
gT g1prc'ai# he id-oS. a. f~uder. -. do
100 81 SObit .7i Burger. - TO'sl. -.
.4s pe~sr Isf Ven Bl-aiTa IG. TotAl. so
t',t-ti. Htgb VANITY. iss. BT.ndaGe itg smith
"a tAngdOr Ia IS eirhs .. re rotal. nj
fornuirrce Van lsireE. Isl We'll "a server
- Mo-ss. tts '0gci ~ TotsL ~.
NanlAl Training S~cond reAm-CTaig 80
-0.frwOrth. it.. tOogr-. sf.. F0sh ~ Hat d.
arc - GA. "a
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mo ROM ~ RICETRGk.
RIckard shiGIs Again. Ths Time "a
Emery TIE

S,N FraNOTsCr NarCh lea Etckard
today decided 10 hold - l~Tries Johnson
haht mex Fourth o! '...' Ia ~ new Cali
tOrnia JooAsv ti'.b grornu- - trrrvvills.
arrn-- the bay from -ar F-suristo
Rickard Va induced % -sier kTserr
he IN Inducements offered 81 i'res dent
Tom Williams ~ 'is ins ar' cub Williams
b one ~ tho zanss' sports on 'hH 'oasf
ana when he deriussi ~ wanted - sc no
hEht on the lOckey CluD ground. other
promoters had . give way gtckarfi
didn like the stim terms eNagfeu By 0fifln
soF his July nnht nernnii IN San FrahctsDn A..
and vac only TOO wt1llna 20 close Nth any
CAeg hat world threw dawn STiffn sud
iohnnis 3arsot. the local auparvis0r.
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LIHN TENNIS.
aosaeIS Patrsni!e- viewed DOubi-- At
Pulu IBeaGh

PsLA RLACH Fis Nsr,b PA
reached The .smi-nnai- here 'o-dl~ n The
lsaudieap mixed double, tennis toUrua mont
and the notable -ociefv ueops to we're
,sompetinR brought OF isrge "a. ErTiI d:
Of l0okeraou
. Mr.. yuiUtV = ~.aw "a ART "a ne
Whffne, reached = plase iu ne 90. .-N o.. A.
- dtd hr~. y " rhcWa~ sud ttvaI Lsor D.
agd Nly and Mr. Ievi-nhr tti Ne.
Hrlep RSeblinz sDd Ho,,aTd q Sc Gb@
sIrimaTy
Mr.. l.. " 5rs-. Pats.e.5.s ard "egAr
lroaam. New N0rd defgs'cd NJ no 'fFs
Howard Drot az NsN lors r. % o. 81.
W. and No red flrV tuSsn N~r o. a.
s~ss<1 We cn4.tfrss Tphsf o. a.r N-as ,
. Nrirh' - : o.
>. yiss Hrer csriuT --,r'o-. 90 .fpy,-i
htaE<' 30 $40 O. -Nafeu NJ o. 'rzh,i.
sinnat s1g ,. o P'.'.-" 60. &C.. '.-.
so
Fbltsss Ne. Sort. .s'~s'sI w.. " raso
Nsshingtou .uI % No.. ~. SIZE. b..
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CHESS
CspaSIsncA Again Beats jane ami N'"s
state title

Another decisive victory over Jafe
In The third game Of the supplementary
match 70 break the tis IN The annual tour
nament Of the New York State Chess Assc-
yesterday afternoon gave Jose r Capa-
blanca, the Cuban expert. the title OF New
York state champion Tor the year 1910
The series resulted In favor OF he Cuban
by the score of TO o. With one drawn.
CApablanca received the frat prize and
the state championship and Jade the second
prize The third and fourth prizes we're
divided bet~ cen p Marshall. A. /
Kreymborg and " RoSenfeld
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Weston watkins VIGorousi,

u JUNrA. Col. March edward Pay
son Weston covered forty eta miles to-day.
10 nos ies 40 until b. naactaed a1nfnn atnr
tlon. Nhfch y eight miIei from here.
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- Itezh"rn, lIu resns !: Cle(horn. !, foe
.nderer,. Linton. !. Brown. kenn~dg. l..
sson. Z. for trrs~nt 4 4. substitute Srar
t.rT,iugh fef McDoanr Referre- n PItnam
II ~ hoiss Assistant referee = bEtt
'pU. HOrs-y club Goat umpirvsH strange.
NcS Nort Rert White. New York \. q.
1tr-~f~-.B kciJ. Irrs-c7t \. g; 2. Gavin.
u a..lrrvrs 1tnle % nave - minute. cas d.
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Nos &C. agt IigHfIos truufrE re OCsaH ICt
ogguN rcIrrF courteous service a. ttr NO--a
via hos Had cold. ,Ic,N FiI ~ vatsr ai'rCr
~. -. Sow e. str NRgrtfs~uf SUI par 90 .r-
lo.,king ~ F0frdWAl- aI.A ocrar p-rsrst-s q
sO'Osts. colt priNticses Aiya,s open. ls.t
tra'eI booklC' giWifN HAi~l'S
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-12-03
sUUCEgSFUI, WOMEN FARM
ERG

Women are uulck.y learning
that The country offers better or-
pp 0unitiag Tor wholesome aud
anp living than ducs the congnst-
| ed CITY. and ~ . consequence -
Iunmhr - uF ~ Eastern abandoned
farms are hrln2 reclaimed by we
mon who are anxious io escape
! the strain IT professional or cler-
zeal lie. saws = writer ~ Success
Magazine. In an address to the
students of Wellesley College.
Laura y tills. uf the lnt"ieol-
legiate Alumnan Association. said =:
rlrls. ,al,e up farming. aud
Judging from he popular response
To the back to the farm cry.
, II would mot b. surprising II NOR,
! than one Wellesley graduate TO-
lowed DR. Gill's advice.
Mrs. Charlotte Il. Ware. Of Nor
folk. Massachusetts,. was u schoo
teacher aud always had dreams ol
"a life II the open rs a we'd
ding present she received a Jersey
calf and that was the beginning OF
the now famous Warelands dairy.
Mrs Ware has gone a step iurth
or. however. Last summer she
opened tt school where students
from Harvard. We lesley. Clark.
tornp.l. and the tarneg Tech
meal Schools. attended for the
purpose of studying the milk
question and It's relation to infan
mortality. This unique summer
school Is The only one Of it's kin,
in the country There is Mrs
Strong II Whittier. California.
,who commenced with few wal
lnut trees and who now is about
the largest walnut grower IN the
rountry. a great portion OF our
olive supply comes frsm Sacra
mrnto Valley and the head OF +
large ranch there is Mrs. Freda
Ehman, vile of an Eastern physl-
elan. who. finding herscf depend
lent on her own resources. W.
in for olive growing. Some wo-
In have found 1T prof table I
specialize IN cabhagcs otherE IN
onions. and there are sill others
who wouldn't think life wort
while without their chickens an,
ducks. Sa
Miss Frances Duncan. wr I'll
on the SUBJECT. says there is a
good chance for n woman horti-
|ruItulisi to 20 into partnership
with a landscape gardener-one
for artistic results and the other
to study materials.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-12-03


No man ever ges higher up
than he wants 10. Therefore inn
poss, Bile ideas are the making OF
d man. And no man Is more 10
be pitied than he who has realized
his ideals. For it has been wei
said that "a character gets no
higher than its ideals. and if a
man has none. or IT he has set
them so low that he has attained
to them. then for him there is
no hing ahead growth has
stopped. death has set in. There
Is encouragement here for those
who are tempted to discourage
ment because they have failed to
tlain, and there is q warning here
10 those who ale tempted to sal
isfaction in their attainment Let
us set our ideals so high that it
is safely impossible to alta II
them and then let us spend life
freely in doing the impossible. =
News.Star.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1910-12-03
OH A RTER
----OF THE -----
AVERY COMPANY.

| United States NJ America, State Of Louis
tans, Parish Of Iberia.
Be II known, thst On this lsh day Of
November In the year Of ens Lord ese
thousand nine hundred and ten, beforv
me. Chss. l.. Provost, . Notary Pmblis 10
and for the Psti.h Of Ibetis. State Of
lsuuieiass, duly commissioned and quail
Hsd, and In the presence Of the witnesses
hersinsftsr named ard asassstgssd.
Personally cs1e and appeared tbs ssv.
.ral y. FevNs whose names are hereunto
subscribed, who seversliy declared that
avaiiise themselves ef the laws Of the
stsie II Louisiana In such eases made
ssd provided. they hsvs contracted aud
sersed end do BY thsss psssests eevensnt
and agree and bimd thsmeelves. % veil ~
al such perssns - may hereafter bssems
ssseetated witt them, 70 form . eorposa.
tien for the objects and purposes asd M
der che assislss aud stipslatiess fvllew.
ine. so-wit.
ARTICLE 1.
The name ~ the said corporation shall
be the "AvEkY COMPANY" ana under
ite said eovpsssse name Il shall hsvs pow.
- and authority 10 hsvs end ss3ov sse.
esssion for the full tsto asA psyie6 d
pinsty.sine yeess fYotb ths date bespsej
70 seasrase, re ~ b sssdl y ashs snd