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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
LOCKED UP IN QUINCY JAIL.
Royal w. Gill Arrested on Charge NJ Mar
slaughter.

Boston. September 3.-Royal Warren cu
an Sephew OF former Governor Edward war
NEG o. MARYLAND president OF the Fidelity
ahu deposit company, of Maryland was
locked up In Quincy jail last night with
mis- Ws1 eha ,a, on charge OF mansiaugh ter
uncle and rich brother, NJ Giilett. Stiy
presiaent OF tho Martin Gillette companv
OF Baltimore in an effort to get S. 600 ba !,
pha VI Fhiiaoel-
c. G:!i w2s driving through North Franklin
greet s1,ee.: Hoiorook on HIS way from The
iectea material for magazine articia
AF'hnr Whitcomb. tho twelve-year-oid cor
VI tor'her representative Frederick whit
81 a., wagon owned by r. D. washburn' Of
, "hneomb jumped of the wagon tus. ne
Killed him. d" over and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
FREE
EI.CZ MA
CURE

Old. Deep-seated Cases, Take Notice
B. z. 3, Botanic Blood Baim) is taken
internally and has cured. through the blood.
thousands OF cases OF Eczema Salt Rheum
or itching. crusty humors after every known
treatment has failed II You have p!mples.
itching humors. swellings. bumps risings,
boNs. crusty oozing skin Sores take B. B
b. as directed the bottle.
B. B. B. cures by purifying and enrich!ng
the blood. sending mood OF vivfying, heal
ing blood direct TO the skin surface. giving
strength and healing Just where II is need
ed Soon all itching stops. pimples heal.
sores disappear. and the skin takes on the
pure. rich glow OF perfect health We
guarantee perfect, lasting cure. r. b. B.
is liquid. made up OF pure botanic !ngre-
dients. and sold by druggists at 800 per
large bottle with directions for home cure.
We will send free trial OF this precious
remedy by mail. postpaid. to any sufferer
who writes for It. Just I'LL out the coupon
below and mail II to
BLOOD BALM CO..
Atlanta. Ga.
Name ........................
AooFesS '..'.....................
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
Call Monroe 72S.
Ehkepiupo 20.
ESzsISlz[5:l.;;zdIil SIJgEI a;y q

that city. l think 1t improper for Mr..
Glass to insist on Joint debate there.
Mr. Glass's declination to meet mo
in Danville, and the fact that his
challenge has come at the conclusion
of the campaign. makes it impossible
for me to meet him at any other place.
AS previously stated. will be very
glad to meet BIN in joint debate in
Dapville on Wednesday night.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) CLAUDE y. SWANSON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
Rev. n. c. Anderson Resigns.

Gastonia. y. c., September a.-Rev
r. c. Anderson, pastor of the First
presbyterian Church. and one of the
most prominent ministers in this sec
ton. rendered his resignation to his
congregation this morning. Dr. Ander-
son has decided to accept the presi-
dency of the Montreal Association. and
Will take charge of the Presbyterian
summer mission resort In the North
Carolina mountains. He Is from Shell
byville, Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
DEATHS

BAGGARLY-Died. at the Virginia
Hospital, last night ut O'clock, DIR
CARROLL MOORE BAGGARLY. His
remains Will be taken to Washing
ton. Va. to-day. on the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac, leav-
ing Elba Station at 1901.
The burial will take place TUES
DAY at Washington. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
Mormon Church pcnouncri.

Colorado Springs. Col. September 3
q resolution denouncing the Mormon
church and urging the Department OF
justice TO bring action to recover to
me nation property OF the church al
leeed TO have been frauduiently Sc
cured was passed by the Colo
RADIO Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
Const Line Statement.

For the month of July. 1911. the re-
ceipts OF the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company We're s2.255,Ol49l, rs
compared with s2.1+s.o64.65 for the
same month of last year The operating
expenses and taxes were s1.764.4T3.sS.
against s1.6s0.64e.l4 in July. 1910. This
makes the net receipts s49o,54l.03. as
compared with s467.i15.51 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
w FATHER.

'irsinfn-Fnir and some
what cooler Monday; TuzSduy. vrob-
hnly inirj light north winds.
North Ihroiinn-LocmI showers Nom
a"y and probably Tuesday; moderate.
variable winds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises Observation-Disclosures. 40
Gun sets ....................6 :S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-04
Miss Martha winston.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Louisa, Va. September 3.-Miss Mar
tina Winston died very suddenly at her
home, Winston Hall, about Ave miles
south OF Louisa. at 3 o'clock this morn.
ing. She is survived by two sister.
and two brothers The funeral ser.
vices will be held at the home at j
o'clock Monday afternoon.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11

Contributed.
Died after a short illness, o.
tsber Goth, 1911, at four O'Clock
p. m, Leo Louis Boutte, aged
three years. only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph l.. Beutte. His fun
eral took place at the Lereauville
Catholic Cemetery. October 9th
and was attended by a large con-
course of relatives and friends, his
70 body being borne to its last
resting place by four little girls,
all near relatives Of our baby boy.
It must be sweet in childhood to
give back the spirit to its maker
and 60 to a brighter realm, crown
ed with rich beauties and celes-
tial light. So weep not fond par
ents your darling son has gone to
swell that cherub chair of angels
in the Elysian lane where all is
bliss and where the wintry storms
that wreck this world are un-
known.
Mortals cannot share the joys
which abound on that blissful
re but let us hope to meet eur
hoy in . world where sorrow
never comes like funeral pail to
over shadow the hopeful heart.
A Loving Relative.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11
CIVIC LEAGUE or NEW
IBERIA.

The Civic League met on Mon
day last in their regular semi
monthly session. There was a
good attendance and the members
are very much encouraged by the
many favorable expressions from
prominent business men, as to the
needs in New iberia for such an
organization. The greater part
of the long meeting was occupied
by the discussion Of the Constitu-
tion and Bylaws which had been
drafted since the last session of
the League, these Constitution
and Bylaws being simplified
but explicit composite of similar
associations in larger cities.
Mr.. Ralph Frame. Parish Sup
erintendent and Mr.. Eugene Gull
lot. member of the School Board
addressed the meeting, and by
statistics demonstrated the need
OF more public school buildings.
asking the endorsement of the
League. The next meeting will
take place on Monday. Novem-
Der 10th, when matters pertaining
to the sanitation Of New Iberia
will be discussed with members Of
the Board Of Health.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11
NOW WILL YOU BE GOOD?

The great Michel rally IN the
CITY of New Orleans last Tuesday
night made up of the best citl-
zenship of that cosmopolitan CITY
has put a damper on the Goo Coos
and Aswell supporters through
ont the entire State and already
many are jumping into the band
wagon that formerly had predict
cd defeat for Mr.. Michel, basing
themselves on the Times-Demo-
Gratis garbled reports OF frosty
meetings in the country districts
when as in instances right here
in New Iberia, Mr. .Michel's friends
were more than elated over the
success of the meeting and the sup
port accorded him by the best
people of the Parish.
A glance at the big list of wee
presidents of the New Orleans
meeting should be proof conclu-
sive that Mr.. Michel could not
hope to get such support for the
position of Governor of the State
of Louisiana unless they conscien-
tiously thought him best fitted fo1
the position. Such men as those
actively engaged in lending then
assistance in the selection OF .
Governor. is a strong testimonial
that in Mr.. Michel they feel TIE
interests Of the State will moi
suffer and we pin cur faith more
than ever on the good judgment
of the men at the forefront OF the
present campaign. From all in
dications candidate Michel VII
secure much large vote in Iberia
Parish than did Governor Sanders
in the great Sanders-Wilkfps
election some three and one-hal1
years ago.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11
A GOOD SHOW.

The Menke-C Coleman Hippo
drOme. which showed for the first
time at the river front Monday
night, was good indeed. The
large boat is beautifully equipped
ard brilliantly lighted. There
were large number Of actors
and actresses and some splendid
ones among them. The special
ties were good and the musical
production Of "The King Of ka-
zam." was very amusing and en-
tertaining.
The flying ladies and the crea-
ton of the lily were among the
best features of the show. The
music was first-class and consid-
cred from every point of view it
was one of the best shows Of the
kind ever in Clarksville.-Ex-
change.
Will exhibit in New iberia on
Monday, November 18th.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11
DELCAMBRE NOTES.


Mr.. j. w. Lacouture returned
to Abbeville last Saturday after
a months stay here. While here
he was with Mr.. Greig, cashier OF
the Vermiion Bank, learning the
banking business, he is now at his
new post, assistant cashier Of the
Bank Of Kaplan.
Mr.. Homer Landry and Mr.. JAS
A. Leblanc made business trip
to Now iberia on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. P. Greig were
visitors to New Iberia last Sun
day.
Mr.. Justelien Thibodeaux OF
Henry and Mr.. j. 0. Broussard of
Derouen were in town Tuesday
to attend the monthly meeting
The Board of Directors of the
local Bank.
Mr.. Jas. A. Leblanc, mayor,
made flying trip to New Iberia
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11
BUSINESS MEN OF NEW Or
LEANS TO VISIT ON
NOV. 10Th.

New Iberia will be honored by
a visit from a large delegation OF
men of New Orleans, as the
subioined letter from the Pro
cressive Union of that City sent
us for publication will show. On
that occasion it is proper that our
citizens give them a royal wei
come such as Iberians are capable
Of doing whenever they make up
Their minds to do the right thing.
These gentlemen represent the
back bone Of the State and the
Progressive Union Of New Or
leans has done more than all the
people of the State in advancing
the interests Of Louisiana and they
should be given a warm greeting
when they reach this point:
The special train of the Mer-
| chants and Manufacturers Bureau
Of the New Orleans Progressive
Union carving a large number
of the heads of firms. and leading
merchants of the city will reach
New Iberia. 4 40 a. m. Wednes-
dav, November 18th. on tour
over the Southern Pacific to Lake
Charles and return.
The trip. primarily. II for the
purpose of permitting the New
Orleans jcbbers to become better
acquainted with the customers IN
their territory, a most desirable
condition from every point OF
view. We feel that visit OF this
character can be Of the utmost
benefit not only in increasing
personal acquaintance, but IN
Strengthening out any indifference
or misunderstanding which may
happen to exist and in general
permit the iobbers and customers
to get on better footing.
The members Of the Bureau
and pa ticularly those who will be
of the spec al party, send YOU and
the citizens of New Iberia a most
cordial invitation to visit them
aboard the train. and trust that
YOU aud many others wi i find 1t
expedient and agreeable to ac-
cept.
New Orleans has often been
criticized for net seeking trade IN
her own territory. This may or
may not be true. however. if 1t
existed in the past. it cannot be
said now. for through the activity
of the Merchants and Manufac-
turers Bureau Of the Progressive
Union these trips of acqua ntance
aud goo1-fellowship terminating
in business confidence, have been
inauqprated, and with the best
results. This 10 the second trip
of the Bureau since its organiza-
ton as a part of the Progressive
Union. and there will be many
others.
Trusting that we may have the
pleasure Of greeting you on our
arrival, beg to remain. cordially
| yours,
Mr. B. IRRELEVANT,
Secty-Mgr.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11

YELLOW LABEL COLD CREAM
DOES NOT INCREASE HAIR e7F7OW.r:
IOt1rN p. TAYLOR'S DF>ON1 , TX,
THERE IS NO DEATH.

There is no death The stars down,
To rise upon fairer shore
And bright in Heavens JeWeed crown
They shine forever more!
There is no death The tread
Shall change beneath the summer showers
TO golden grain mellow fruit
Or rainbow tinted flowers
The granite rocks disorganNe
To feed the hungry they bear;
The forest drink daily life
From out the viewless ar
There is no death The leaves may fall
The flowers lade and pass away
They only wait through wntry hours
The coming of the May.
There is no death An rel form
Walks Ger the earth with silent tread;
He bears best beloved things away
And then call them dead
But ever near though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread;
For all the bouudless universe
Is l1fe-there Dead
These brave hopeful IDS uttered by one whose
very been lost the world in the duston OF
We've forgotten the but not forgotten e
song exalted souls the children of men
of the world regardless OF a4ng or erees he
believed in the continuity Of life after death,
Of the pronounced agnoscs of last century when
with grief unuerabe above the dust ms
beloved dead said Life is narrow vale between the eoa ana
peaks of two eternies We strive in vain to look be-
heights We aloud but the only answer the echo
wang cry From the vocss life of the urepying dead
the night Of death hope sees star
and listening love can hear the rustic Of a wng
IN the beautiful DRAMA of Ion the hope Of Immortality so
touchngy expressed Greek finds deep
sponse every thoughtful soul When about to yield ms lie
back gave his Cemanhe asks if they shall meet
agaip9 ..,
His reply
81 have dreadful question of the hills that look
that flow forever Of stars among
fields of raised spirits have walked in glory! All
dumb Yet gaze upon thy living face feel there some
thing love which maes through its beauty that which cannot
...t't Theophrasus.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11
THE ENTERPRISE AND
Observer, Consolidated
N ", FISHER, Editor and Proprietor.
THE PROPER SPIRIT.

Bv a perusal of the minutes OF
the City Council in recent session
it will be noticed that Mayor Pow
err submitted message asking the
Council to recommend the calling
of a general mass meeting OF the
citizens interested in good sew
erage system for the City OF New
Iberia at a convenient time suit
able for a visit here of Mr.. Earle,
Superintendent of the New Or
leans Sewerage System and dis
cuss with him the methods to be
adopted to obtain good drinking
water and a first-class system OF
sewerage, embracing the entire
corporation. This movement on
the part of the Mayor is a com
mendable one and from express
sions of the different members OF
the City administration. we feel
that something tangible will re-
salt from mass meeting if the
citizens will only take enough IN
terest to be present and lend their
encouragement to the movement,
These are matters that cannot and
should not be delayed much long
err, the population of New iberia
are calling for improvements OF
this kind for the betterment of
not only the general health condi-
lions of the masses. but to keep
New iberia in the ranks of all
progressive cities Of the South.
Only this week it will be noticed
that Morgan City voted a bond Is
sue to install a system OF sew
erage and why should New Iberia
lag behind in this respect. Ways
and means can be devised to sew
er New iberia if the citizens and
tax payers will only pull together
and not let politics get mixed up
in a business proposition. Let us
issue bonds sufficient to embrace
all these internal improvements at
an early date. giving the taxpay-
ers thirty years to pay for them so
that they will hardly be felt and
not be hardship on anyone, such
as the sidewalk bonds, issued un-
der the administration Of MI. Jules
E. Dupuy and which the people of
New iberia point with pride to all
visitors. Improvements such as
those is what make a community.
The dumping of a few loads of
oyster shells to fill up the ruts and
cutting Of a ditch to the Bayou
at this time for drainage has be-
come nothing more nor less than
= waste Of the peoples money and
the sooner our City Fathers give
us permanent Improvements the
better.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11
CLAIMS OF J. B. AsWELL.

Editor Enterprise:
Dear Sir-As NO effort has here
tofOre been made in the columns
of our local papers to lay before
Iberians the claims Of James B.
Aswell to the position Of COVER
nor Of our State and as it seems
to me that the life and work Of
Mr.. Aswell are an inspiration to
any one who will consider them
and as many 81 your readers are
either net fully conyersant with
same. or altogether in ignorance
of any especial reasons why his
candidacy should appeal to us,
will with your permission, very
briefly run over some points
which it appears to me are
"worth while" reviewing within
4 limited space, his career from
blowing at sixteen to the highest
degrees which college can confer,
and from the life Of a country
school teacher to that Of Governor
Of our sovereign State. Mr.. As
well. being mortal, may not com-
mand success, but that he has al
ready done more by fully deserv-
ing it is the opinion Of the writer.
DR.. James B. Aswell. L. L. D.,
was bern on a farm in Jackson
parish in 1869. {now AZ years Of
age) working long hours on the
farm to assist his parents. he only
was afforded the opportunity to
attend school during q summer
term for about six weeks.
At sixteen he started out to
hew IL own way with but little
assistance from his father, barely
enough to carry him through a
session at a school In Jackson
Parish.
The next year he attended Ar
eadia College. working his way
along by working in store, and
livery stable nights and Sundays
to pay board. Next year this am
bilious sen Of our State entered
Peabody College and University
Of Nashville. taking degree of A.
B. and A. NJ. Then to the Uni
versity of Chicago for pest grad.
nate work. Note that in six years
DR.. Aswell obtained degrees of A.
B. A. II. and L. L. D. and that he
had as start only eighty dollars,
md worked his way through with
out ever borrowing a dollar or
owing any money and had $172
to his credit on finishing.
His very first earnings after
school were invested In a
home for his father and neither,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11
Theophrastus.

which he subsequently maintain
ed. and provided for them liberal
ly while they lived, personally
) ministering to their needs.
lie first organized a school at
Calhoun. La, and citizens Of our
town can vOuch for the splendid
success achieved in this first ven
ture. From Calhoun he went to
the chair of English at Ruston In
dustrial, believing it offered OPP
portunity for advancement, great
err than the Calhoun School af-
forded.
The following year found him a
training teacher at the State Nor
NAL. and the next year State In
stitute conductor.
About this time he visited var
ious parts of Canada, and the Unit
ed States studying school systems,
that we might benefit by the
knowledge thus gained.
For four years following we
find him in charge of the Ruston
Industrial which he built up from
an attendance of 200 to 700 and
showed marked ability in financ-
ing that successful institution.
Rustcn people say that DIR. As
we'll can get more return for the
State for a dollar spent than any
other map.
Unanimously elected to State
superintendent of Education he
served with such distinction, that
our sister State of Mississippi
sought to take him from us. they
Offering him the CHARACTERISTIC
Of their State University.
This raised such a protest from
the teachers of the State Of Lou
is;ana, and from friends of edu-
cation here generally that he
promised to- remain with us. and
being unanimously elected to his
second term as State Superinten-
dent of Education he continued
with us at a financial loss to him
self.
Believing that he was needed at
Natchitoches, ne resigned this po-
sition to take charge Of the State
Normal,
Then the usual thing happened.
The school grew so rapidly that
last term, they had to advise girls
wishing to enter that the town
and the school were actually un-
able to accommodate the heavy
continuous increase ef attendance.
Making now a clean campaign, on
his public record, and turning his
attention to the economic welfare
of our State he is the ideal can
didate. Free from entanglements
with the rings he, and he alone
is the man who owes them nothing
and can purify politics and again
place the people in the saddle.
Just now there is a movement
everywhere towards better things
In politics, our sister State Of Ark
ansas has the initiative. referen.
dunn and recall, and these things
are referred to by such men as
the man they call the law giver of
Oregon, Mr.. U'Wren, as the tools
Of the people.
Mr.. Aswell has always favored
these reforms, and he goes farther
and deeper, and the mastery
'eeeh he made at DQnaldsoprille
shows him to be q student Of
economies, and hts recommends.
lions Of the efficient State Tax
Commission shows him to be in
thorough sympathy with the up
lift Of our State.
For these things, and more, we
owe him.
Why should we not do our
Ielves, and our State the great |
honor Of electing hint
IDERIAN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-11-11
r0n nlrv MAQSnAl.,

aAept shis means Of advising you 81 the fast
that Win ~ . ssndidats Cor city 4arshall ct
this city, subject ~ The Democratic frinaries,
- - holden II this City, aud promise 70 carry
- che e6les, and perform the dusiss thereof
faithfully aaa eoassisn tiously and TO give perfect
satisfass!ea. Upsa thsss eroauds submit %
The elssssss0 Of shis City ny sandijacy. - such
and Aspe ehas you will aAe0rd ms Jour much
appreelassl support.
zoe must BE- aware Of the fact that have lost
enc am aaA 1nd Il dincult 70 perform manual
1aoer, and farther that have 1lied tue once OF
Assissaal Mavshall Of the CITY for period OF one
year - the satre sasisfaeton Of my supsfiers aad
Ne sesd people Of this City. -