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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13

For West Virginia, rain to-day; local SHOWS
and much colder Saturday.
For Western pCunsyiyHuis. rain I'm southern
portion and rain or snow In northern parton
to-day. local SHOWS and much colder Sayurdsy
yarIsbf. ,Iud- becoming northwest and BRISK
tonight -,
For Veztrrn New York <ocal SHOWS to-day
ana Saturdav. colder Saturday; moderate, vara-
fl, winds becoming northwest and brisk by sat
uriay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13

Observations ~ United states weather bu-
reaus. taken AT p. m. yesterday folio"
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.


Male.
MIR o,dor time. cost. estimate and payroll
clerk: also inside salesman t@o)j SIS 10
start s. X. Y. 01s Morris ave -
BOOKKEEPER. Is, experienced at all clerical
work, desires 10 connect with some rellaDIe
concern at ANYTHING where chance OF advance
ment: best references Edward Choland, 800
47th ct. Brooklyn.
CARPENTER, "A; experienced; hotel. real
vsses Emil ii Carstens. s4s East sOth st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 26, thoroughly ex-
perienced and competent on Alco, Lo1leI,
Packard, Peerless and Pierce cars, aosesiiasi
and non-smoker; clear record; best reteren
polite and obIlging single. and prepared 20 60
anywhere Immediately; New YORK ahq trem
Jersey licenses. w. H. Ahrens loi massey
TT4rFFEUR-speaki English, French and
Italian, private or commercial ?. Civatte' .
Christopher ~.
cTIAUFFEUR.-Marr FIRST class mechanic ec,li
Der; commercial or touring car Goidberser. o
West gsth ST.
NANAGER-Farm manager, poultryman; let me
references ADDRESS. Y. 2. A, l53 9th ave
PRIVATE SECRETARY. ten years, practical
experience banking and finance. well qualified
for position. william Ldrse' 'o'a 'iau'so" 49,
Brooklyn.
WATCHMAN or caretaker by an able bodied
middle aged nan. w. Arnold, lbs East 1th st.
YOUNG MAN 90. willing, desires position with
advancement; Al references. Joseph santon-
relo, 1864 9Th ave. -
VOTING; MAN. % will paw a good commission
for Information gaining him a position with
firm Of real estate brokers. n, Box a. Tribune
Office.
VOTING MAN, 10 ambitious well educated
has two years Office and mall order expert
encs Box IS, Tribune Office
Female.
STENOGRAPHER, rapid. blank keyboard oper-
ator, seven years experience: familiar all tuties
private secretary: SIC. employed. Lowell -
West i2lst 81.
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RENE ES.
GARRETT CLEANING.

Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
oldest Largest, Most Modern.
,.,,,r- pfrcS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send Tor Clrcular.
Vel 4fga -4e92 BRYANT. 43I-fos w %o,n ~.
1c.pvFTTT- CARPET CLEANING Co.-cleans
g. compre.sad air. steam. hand or on moor
,rsg Proaawav s2l East 18th st. COE
SRANDT Tel 132-sstn.
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American ana Foreign Ieachers' Agency.
sunnIies Professors Teachers Tutors. Gov
srps..es stc 10 Colleges Schools and Famillsa
A npIy 10 MIS- N. J. YOUNG-FULTON'
Ap' IS Union Square.
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EXPLANATORY NOTES.
ObSersfoas taken al D. m, 18Th meridian hnr, Issi
night Air pressure reduced TO sea kycl.
isobs continuous lines. pass throuss PQnts Of eqa ar
pressure. -
lso;herms dCed lines PASS through points o. equa tim
perstre drawn only for Ieo reeIing Co. and 100 degees
o Clear; O Party Cloudy; Q Cloudy; r Rain; ) SnoS;
M Report missing. Arrows ny Sith ne wind.
First rHes indicate Temperature second 24-houf ptecip
itation "a OF inch more Tor D, hours ending o. m yes
terdsy thrd wind velocity when or miles per hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13

g.tr,,tprPNAID-wAI TRESS - inexperienced;
Miss Hofmayers Agency, 3O-322
,,b ave. 9th floor Tel. 4J2I Madison SQUARE.
,5GT oPF7D woman wants days work OF any
kiud or washing at home. Mrs. Ebert o'V
81 ave ------------
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

Under the new rules and regu
lations set forth in a letter to the
clergy throughout the diocese,
based upon ruling of Pope Plus
x, which letter was read at ST..
Joseph Church two weeks ago
and pu blished in the Picayune i'll
its issue of January 31st, the age
of discretion for Catholic chill
dren to make their first holy
communion is fixed at seven
years, provided the child is pos
sessed of certain knowledge of
the religion, as well as showing
a disposition of piety and other
requirements and further promi
ses that he or she will continue
to attend religious instructions
until the solemn general Com mu-
nion, which will be made as here
tofore The promise must also
be made by the parents or guar
dians of the children.
The first communion is made
with out any special ceremony
or with out any special dress or
costume, either individually or
collectively and the communi-
cants continue attending instruc
tions until they reach the age of
eleven or twelve when collectively
they make their solemn commun
ion, as heretofore. The new re-
gulatlon will afford them a lon
ger term and necessarily a more
thorough instruction in their re-
ligion. The regulations are very
explicit and the followers of the
faith believe it is an excellent
move. The local priests have
been kept busy since, particular
ly last Sunday when several hun
dred children were registered to
begin their instructions. During
last week and last Sunday NOR
ming a class of some twenty or
more partook of the sacrament
for the first time. The matter
was explained by Father Chapon
again at mass last Sunday.
The parishoners are urged to see
the priests if they have not yet
heard tue same or if they have
not fully understood.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

Guion Academy, the local pub
lie school, has again drawn ON Ba-
ton Rouge for its new principal,
caused by the resignation OF the
former principal who hailed from
the same section. The new man is
the third coming here from Baton
Rouge, thus it would appear that
Baton Rouge, teachers are pro-
NOTED from the capital to Thibo-
daux, as the present principal is
the third, Mr.. Broussard being the
first.
Prof. L. R. Tilly was assistant
principal of the high school at Ba-
ton Rouge, where he was the teach
er of sciences, and comes here high
recommended, being a graduate
of the Louisiana State University,
Glass of 10. We trust he will hold
the job down for the remainder OF
the session, if not longer, as tbs
work in a school is considerably
interfered with by substitutions
during the session.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08
Blouin--- Bruins

Mr.. J. Louis Blouin and Miss Ca
therine Bruins were married last af-
ternoon at Our Lady of Lourdes
Church, Louisiana Avenue, New Or
leans La. The Groom is a son of
Mr.. L. A. Blouin,a "a prosperous and
progressive planter of this parish, is
native of this parish but now in
charge of one Of his fathers planta-
tions on the river. The bride is from
prominent New Orleans family.
They will make their home on the
plantation on the river, where an
elegant home has been prepared for
them.
The Evangeline Banner of Vile
Platte says President Taft is dirty
for having defeated New Orleans
for he Exposition aud favoring
Frisco. Itpunctuates the headline
with and index finger pointing to
dirty A pretty strong emphasis.
What is the Banner going to do or
what did it say when state officials
played politics and favoritism to a
greater extent and On a larger
scale!
st. AIMS Branch Catholic
Knights of A merica will on Friday
afternoon February 18th entertain
at Progressive Euchre,st $50. The
admission fee will be twenty five
cents and a number of startling.
Iy beautiful presents will be awar,
ded, larger number than usual,
hence all the more reasonable that
~ shonld win one.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

AS was stated in this paper
last week New Orleans lost the
exposition,as was known and felt
all along by all not disposed to be
lieve that Louisiona bosses could
accom- plish any and everything
they started out to accomplish.
We felt from the beginning that
the Republican influence would
necessarily go to California just
as the Democratic influence
would have gone to New Orleans,
had the President been a Demo
crat. Again, the difference in
the amout raised was sufficient
to turn the tide for Frisco and
might have even captured a De-
mocratic Congress. Politically
speaking both parties had all to
gain by favoring California be-
cause that state has been dou bt-
ful in the past while Louisiana
has for a generation or more
been blindly partisan and boss
ridden and loses more opportu-
mites than the people realize.
The exposition tight in SO far
as New Orleans was concerned
was purely an individual fight,
with the ultimate hope of lioni-
zing The Governor of the State
and the Mayor of New Orleans.
ALI else sinl1ed into oblivion as
the two stars kept themselves to
the fore, it was the individual
first and the State after wards or
a case Of "we are the state and
the city,. If the boys had been
victorious the city would have
been turned over on their return;
losing out an ovation was due
them just the same. They did
their best, we ad Init, but any
one else could have done as we'll
with other folks money. Martin
returned and his gang boosted
him, sung high his praises ana
resolved into a political rally in
the third ward. The Governors
return brings out the boys again
and some free beer and hot air
will be dispensed while rotten
conditions will be allowed to go
on unmolested, taking the too
ting as an endorsement by the
people. The game was purely
political from the suggestion of
the exposition for New Orleans
until every last cent of the spe-
cial tax will be spent. The peo-
pie only thought they figured in
the game, but they were mista-
ken. I5 was case of film fam,
heads we win tails the public To-
SeS.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08
BORN.
Mrs. Ulysse Chiasson, a girl.

The town Marshal started last
Monday scattering poisoned meat
for dogs as well as shooting all dogs
roaming at large in the streets.
Those who have dogs should keep
them at home. Look out fellows !!
1t would not be bad idea, and a
source of revenue to the town if
dog licenses were sold and every
dog not tagged could then be shot
at any time. The town ordinance
requires that all dogs be shot at this
time of the year. Public notice
has already been given of the same
by posting.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08
Notice

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank of Lafourche,
for the selection of Directors for the
ensuing year, will be held at the
office of the Bank on Monday Feb
ruary Goth, at 4 o'clock P. M.
K. J. BRAUD,
Cashier.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

Rub-My-tisn is a. great TAsd Win has tt not
killer. 1t relieves pain and WV and M tbe old
ness caused by I'll Rhtffal fss "a long as dis disgra u
A>eui ais ''7 Gal w ctry will soon become
p-p et y !, ". AZ fact, our town people
nours :. =. - s pssing with each other
Donne - ~ '..;.a nase .nthors finest breed SOW
oompa'.s es.. WIN al .ho,sand - d,of chickens, and
thousand dollars Of which M pleSu -, Ia.o 49,
'ee" 'u'e'' ~. VIZ sofit in the right sort
GIVE SYRUP OF N112"e nave " ouy I'll 1ne
TO CONSTIPio 1atten tnem; Inc
ID away in st. Helena
Delicious "Fruit Laxall keep their smoke
tender little Stom ch. crib in New Orleans
Bowels6at day has gone for
Look at the tongue, the poll weeyll dlsap
ted, your little ones stot Y ~ much doubt,
bowels need cleansing ;ssi he bEsn taught most
sevsh' s.a cross nai,rse nsessn s coming
ts stomach us aI sour. breath, has sore sor so ~
throat, diarrhoea full of cold, give-~a...
tesspoonful Of "California Syrup lhe sfSe9lSr,
Es and IN few waste a00rS sndi, a land an
food and sour bile gently moves q store ior
its little bowels xxthout gripping St. Helena
you have well, playful child
Ask your druggist for bottle
lifornia Syrup of Figs" which !. ess
full directions for babies, childralw to-ssh
all agesall ages and for grown-upsarp Drug
---- VS.. s.. S.----
- "BARKER-On Sunday, Ap
1919, at 7:45 o'clF 3p. M,
E. BARKER, son !, the ladamS.
Barker Sr, and Lucinda ~
Lockport, La. ms, a resident
Relatives, friends of the fe long resi-.
so officers and members of departed this
Lodge No 191 F. and A. Mon. He had
de Chapter, R. A. NJ; Grsr nun Der of
tory of Louisiana and Jer death although
pie, and Willow Camp Noected came as a
w. of Lockport, La, are nm ber who had
attend the funeral from theserioos indis,
of his nephew w. A. reached the
q No. $50 Broadway, this4 Iues-a and
day. afternoon at A e'claclaves toNRsern
Picayune. ~elsterS and O46
- Deceased was a brides his hr. fe, three@
S. Barker of Lockpoe Idlu OF Nh. Tng'
Peter Fey f this uv9. Z Moni
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

The controversy going on be-
tween Attorny General Wicker
sham and United States District
Attorney Charlton r. Beattic, in
which it was feared that he
would lose out as the Attorney
General had demanded his resi-.
gnation on account of a criticism
of the superior officer has been
brought 10 an end. 1t is with
pleasure that the news was re-
ceived here as well as in New Or
leans that Mr.. Beattie would be
retained in New Orleans and that
his resignation would not be de-
manded. Many of Mr.. Beauties
friends had been hoping against
hope that he would come out on
top, but the majority were of
the opinion that he would be sa-
crificed.
Correspondence not having the
effect of closing the apparent
breach that had been brought
a bout between the two officers
Mr.. Beattie, on the advice of his
friends. wired the Attorney Gene
raj asking for personal inter
view for last Friday and it was
granted him. He accordingly
made the trip to Washington and
last Friday had the interview, at
the conclusion of which the At
torney General announced that
everything had been satisfactor-
lily explained and that Mr.. Beat
tie would remain in Office.
The news was received here
with no little delight, as it was
known that Mr.. Beattie was FL
ling his Office with that energy,
ability aud conscientiousnesS
that is well known to all who
know him; in other words he was
making good and doing his best,
so much so that it it was admit
ted that he was the man for the
Office. We trust that there will
be no cause for friction between
the two and that some day Mr..
Beattie will be promoted to the
bench.
The local Camp Woodmen Of the
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08
The Bank Of Thibodaux
Violet Grove No. 96.
Thibodaux La

euIreas, God Almighty in his
hte9hIlite Mercy has removed from
our midst Sow. Elvire Roundtree,
and as one of the Managers of Vio-
let Grove No. SO we became inti'
lIl.nately associated with her as an Of
ficer, and true member, and we
the officers and members of this,
Grove will miss her great influences
kind words, pleasant smiles, and
good will.
Therefore, be it resolved that we
deeply sympathize withher family in
their sad bereavement and that we
express our earnest belief that she
was a true, and faithful officer, a
willing member and a loving
friend.
Be it further resolved that these
resolutions be spread upon a sepe-
rate page of this Grove a copy sent
to the family of the deceased, one
to Monthly Tidings and the same
be published in the local papers.
Committee
Mrs. Camille ]. NaQuin.
Miss Harriet Waguespach,
Miss Alma Chivers,
Miss Gussle Hebert,
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08
Nominees Declared.

The Town Democratic Executive
Committee met last week and de-
clared the following to be the nomi.
nees of the party for the town cleo
tior for officers to be held in the
month of May. Mayor, Mr.. P. J.
Aucoin, Aldermen Messrs. E. n.
Roth, DIR. P. J. Dansereau, G. o.
Dantin, L. E. Peltier and L. Edwin
Calllouet, R. J. Naquin, Marshall.
The swaying star, which some
few thought was kite with a lam
tern was plainly observable here
last Wednesday and Thursday
nights. According to astronomers
from the Louisiana woods it is re-
ported to be the star Canopus of
the Argo constellation, or as Bro
ther Holland would say cor words
to that effect, whatever that may
he.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

We ask for share of your bank
ing business, offering in return the
services of safe, conservative in
stitution that will endeavor to
make the relation both pleasant
and satisfactory one.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08
LOST

On Sunday Jan. 22nd, 1911, be-
tween the store of L. K. Toups and
Lafourche Crossing, at about 4:30
P, NJ, Ladies' Hand Bag, con-
tanning the following articles:
II Ladies' Gold Rings.
l Ladies G I'D Charm and Neck
lace.
l Baby's Gold Charm and Neck
lace.
3 Pairs Gold Ear rings.
l Ladies Gold Breast Pin.
1 IS 90 Bill.
! / R9-aAaf Lafourche Dep. Book.
os6ESno0 will ho -
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

The Nagyfy Entertainment
Company held the boards at the
opera house for four nights last
week, concluding their entertain
ment last Sunday. Nagyfy, the
magician, gives a good bill of le-
gerdemaln, while White Moon, a
Carlisle Student entertains deli
ghtfully with Indian talks and In
dian dialect songs, being himself
of Indian extraction. Happy Ben
way, is good in black face come
dy, doing some tall coon shou.
ting. From many who attended
the show we understand that the
entertainment, was good, clean
and amusing and we'll worth the
popular prices charged.
Captain Marston of Shreveport
has gone into the newspaper bust
ness to devote it's columns to ag-
riculture and politics. The Cap
tain says: 1.-The American citi-
zen who takes no interest in poll
tics is not worth being an Anne
rican citizen" He will also de :
vote the paper to the general in
terests of the state and the poll
CIV will be for better state.
II you have any inclination to
see Teddy he will be in New Orleans
on March II. There will undoub-
tedly be excursion rates to see the
novelty--a real living but political
ly defeated ex-president.
statesmen WANTED to look
after our interest in Lafourche and
adjacent counties. Salary or Com
mission. Address
THE HARVEY OIL co.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Two candidates for Mayor are op
posing one another in Democratic
primary at Lafayette. There are
thirty four candidates on the ticket.
That many candidates in any one
election in this parish would cause
CONSERVATION in the ranks OF the
bosses wbf alr' fear talk of op
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

Clarence Hebert will lie collector of Port
and Head OF Republicans party In state
with Eight Thousand Dollar job, sup
posed to devote time to organizing.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

Change gives the local priests much work,
a class of some twenty or rmore received
the sacrament Sunday-general COM
nunion same as usual.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

Thibodaux should take some steps TO
have the Office located centrally anu
have good night service insured us.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08
Those Who Come and Go

/ Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Roger in
their automobile, with Mayor p.
J. Aucoin and Col. and Mrs. A.
j. Trone as their guests, drove
over to Jeanerette last Saturday
returning Monday.
Miss Cora Ascosta stopped in
town last Tuesday on her way
hometoD Donaldsonville from Beau.
mont, Texas.
Mrs. James Bourg is visiting in
Colfax and Alexandria since last
week.
Mr.. Alfred Guilliot, formerly q
resident. but now living al Rose
dale La, was visitor here last
Saturday, shaking hands with
friends.
Misses Gautreaux and Daigle OF White
Castle and Miss Althe Fortier OF Donald
souville were the week end guests Of Mis-
ses Maude and Esther Braud. On Satur.
day afternoon they entertained with Five
Hundred complimentary to their guests.
MIR. Wilbur Braud, student at L. S. u,
is here having come home on account OF
illness.
Mr.. Charles Engerran left last week on
a business trip to Cincinnatti.
News has been received here that
Rev. Father A. Dubonrg. pastor Of
the local Catholic Church, has suf.
ficiently recovered his health to re-
turn home and will leave France
on March 4th bound for Thibodaux.
Mr.. Sam Polmer OF Schriever
was selected by the Police Jury Of
Terrebonne as Secretary OF the
Drainage Commission for the Dis !.
trict between Schriever and Houma,
which commission has the dredging
Of Bayou Terrebonne to the parish
line in charge.
Civic leagues have been organised
recently in Natchitoches and White
Castle and last week the ladies Of
Donaldsonville entered the ranks
by organizing one in that town.
State Senator Richard McCulloh
died suddenly at Donaldsonville
last Wednesday. Deceased was
one of the prominent attorneys Of
the Donaldsonville bar.
There were SO many marriages
last week that we could not keep
track of them. There were fourteen
at the Catholic Church alone. On
two different days there were FIVE.
MEN and WOMEN, sell guaran-
teed hose. 70 per cent, profit Make
$40 daily. Full or part time. Be.
ginners investigate. Wear Proof,
303S Chestnut St.. Philadelphia,
Pa.
Bitters, Jamaca ginger and nu.
merous other substitutes are used
in Caddo to evade the prohibition
law and because witnesses sum-.
moned hesitated to testify and re.
luctantly evaded direct questions
the grand jury found it impossible
recently to return indictments.
What farce prohibition can be-
i is the creator Of all deceptions.
For Sale.
Several good second hand
mules at reasonable prices.
GEORGIA PLANTATION,
MATHEWS, LA.
For new and Durable floor Coz
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

Politics to the front and the bosses lion
lied on their return while the people
pay the music and the expense.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08
A
Bit Changed

The Republican Office holders, holding
federal offices in this state were shifted
bit in New Orleans last week, if re-
concentrations count.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

Official announcement by the Attorney
General that Mr.. Beattie would be re-
tanned and nothing said about having
demanded his resignation.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

Houma now has a direct wire service
with aspecial Office for telegraph COM
pany situated in the heart OF the town.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1911-02-08

Charles f. Borah of Franklin, the officer
parish OF state, appointed naval Of
feer OF customs at New Orleans.