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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25
CHARTER
s- OF THE
LOUISIANA COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF IBERIA

Be it known that on this 9th da,
OF the Month of March A. u. 1911
before me, FRED. w. BAUMAN, a
Notary Public, duly commissioned
and qualified in and for the par
lsh OF iberia, State of Louisiana
and in the presence of the witness
ses hereinafter named and under
| signed
Personally came and appeared
the several persons whose names
are hereuntO subscribed and who
declared that avaiIing themselves
OF the benefits of the laws of the
State OF Louisiana relative to the
organization of corporations, they
have formed and organized and BY
these presents do form and organ
ize themselves as well as sucl. 9TH
er persons as may hereafter join
with them or their successor s in
to corporation for the objects
and purposes and under the cove
nants, stipulations and agreements
following, tO-Wit:
ARTICLE /.
The name, style and title of this
corporation shall be "THE LOU
UIS1ANA COMPANY and under
said name it shall enjoy corpor-
ate existence and succession for
the full term and period of ninety
nine (99 years from and after the
date OF this act; it shall have pow
er to contract, sue and be sued, and
to make and use corporate seal
and the same to alter and break
at pleasure, to have, hold, re-
ceive, purchase, sell, convey, lease,
pledge, bond, hypothecate and
mortgage property of any kind,
whether real, personal or mixed,
or incorporeal, to have
and appoint such managers, direc
tors and officers and agents as its
business may require, and to make
and establish as well as to aIte- /
and amend from time to time such |
bylaws, rules and regulations for
The proper management and gov
eminent OF the affairs of said cor
poration as may be necessary and
proper, and generally to possess
Ill the powers hereinafter men,
Toned and that now are or NAV
hereafter be conferred by law or
necessary to promote its objects
md interests.
ARTICLE II.
The domicile of this corporation
hall be at New Iberia, Parish of
IBERIA, State of Louisiana, where
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25

The supreme court Of Texas la,
declared unconstitutional the hi
tiative, referendum and right 81
recall which has been adopted by
many of the towns aud Giles II
Texas Elk
Then amend the Lone Star State
constitution and get it right for
once. Galveston has drmonstrat.
ed the value Of commission gov
eminent and the out Iawcd fea
lures are the strongest cards in the
deal for Commission form of gov
eminent.
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- 4 ! u OF LOUISIANA,
AkjSH OF IBERIA.

j, j. G. Leblanc, Clerk Of the
18th Judicial District Court, Ex-
oificio Recorder and ConscrYator
OF Mortgages and ConVeyances in
and FOR Che Parish and State afore-
SAID, do hereby certify the abovef
and foregoing to be true and
correct copy Of the original charter
OF incorporation of THE LOUISE
ANA COMPANY, on file and of
record in the records of my Of
flee in Miscellaneous Book No.
at folio 81 ct sea.
In faith whereof, witness nv sig
nature and seal9of office this 10th
day OF March, A. ID. 1911.
j. q. Leblanc,
Clerk OF Court.
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WASHINGTON LETTER
Washington, DC, March II, ~

Washington, DC, March II, ~.
There il much interest IN diplO
matte and political circles in
Washington concerning "A possible
peace treaty between the United
States and Great Britain, a treaty
which wi, have the potential IT
feet of an alliance. although ii
will not bc known by that name
President Taft ID u recent speech
on the subject Of peace, said that
be thought all questions, even in
GLIDING questions Of honor, might
be left to nm international arbirra
non court, and Ea,l Gray, minis
ter Of foreign AFFAIRS fOI Great
Britain. ~ u recent speech refer
fed to President Tafi'- speech and
spoke earncs,l, in favor Of 4 peace
treaty between The two great Eng
Iish speaking nations Th"s" who
have kept abreast with current
hlstm, will remember that there
have been two recent efforts to se
cure a ratitica ion OF peace treaties
bet wcrn G,cat rituI and this
country, but inasmuch Az the final
ratification must deI"Nnd upon the
Senate, these treati y struck snags
IN that bDuy :, me- Of 'hOs'
snags were removed ~, the Ith al
March last, aud it IL believed nov
that the treaty will meet the ap
prOval Of the Senate and that Sec
rotary Knox and Amb .ssa'l"r
Bryce ar" AZ work III prcparalI "h
Of an agreement 10 lie submitted
to Congress-, though perhaps not
earlier than the ,cguat SESSION
which Vii A. - mbIe next Decrm
Der. There viii duul,t|ess be more
or less "pl"s',i"n in ID" Srna,r to
friendly proposals hc;wecm Ibis
and the mother cnu..ry, but, AZ
I. marked, some vt The snags have
been removed. Senator Root Of
View YORK, VINO " CHAIRMAN ~ the
arnceM Peace Foundation for
which ten millions Of dollars were
recently donated b. Mr Carnegie.
will doubtless do everything in his
power in the Senate to promote
ihIs peace entente. lie WAS Sec
Rotary Of State du, ing the second
Roosevelt administration, aud be
liz closely in touch with pacific and
l'h,lanth ropic en.ieavOr. Mr. Gar
negie has said that IT two grear
nations like this country and Eng
land could reach Al agreement to
submit all questions, even those
Involving honor. to al arbitration
court, it would not he long before
the other powerful nal iOlle would
fall INTO line.
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NOTICE.

To Whom il May Concern:
Retail dealers in liquor and al
other parties are hereby notified
that they are forbidden to give
or sell either directly or indirectly
any wine, whisky, or any other
kind OF Intoxicating liquor to Cleo
phas Templet, under penalty OF
Act. 102 OF 1898 of the Legislature
OF the State of Louisiana.
3-4-11-1m j. X. DAVIS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25

The Mexican insurgents RESPOND
ID to Dlaz's martial law prOclama
ton by shouting a number of Fed
eral prisoners.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25

Famous Wild gas we'll in Caddo
fields, near on City, was closed
after six years time, dining which
bet wten three and five million tert
Of gas escaped
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25

Rev II, u Dunn, y d., pastor
OF the Central congregational
Church (colorrdD Of New Oi ans,
will deliver AN address mt the 81
Paul congregational Church here
tonight.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

NeutralizA and remove the poi
sons that CAUSE ba<kache, rheuma
tism, nerv{ usness and all kidnc y
and bladddf Irregularities. They
build up ahY restore the natural
action Of tn se vital organs.
For sale at Taylor's Drug Store
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25

May b. one Of the purposes of
mobilization was the Gained ixxel
Trust
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25

! ZION t7aN FcIunrs 9nd 10
''}'"'nf anne
~ may
'''t Ih1 lisI-
49,. s31 S'' '9ra-
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~ ~ l'tlt j.1nts TO
't''N' "'''' '''3 ''3'5l 4" as
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@' INV '#@fsti ora
lof' or bE law s.. f't trlru-
l''13'G' I''zt lQ t@t the
1870 ,''' '9''i.'.;''nt, g"a tte af-
80 - 80 '"'til ~ -. rltt e.Err9ea-
wv "'h' = ''l'li t1As t5l oWcr
49, 800 ''' i'i'''''. <sg4." mart
make rlics tor declaration al MI
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t,u,.,,f ~ r
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or. such nnt{nr 49,, Or
ten days r,n,,,.. - ~
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of holdInp ,,J a,,,,,,; ,'t't'
which may L.. .,.r,-,,i l',' ''"h
ting such uot,c. ~ him a. I.,'a'ni',
, ~, "''E " 'ht matt. to h's last
u,sq: ,nox,d.,l 81 ,'us'-
the storkEol,l.r. 80 oi
p.rsnn o,s 49,, i'''''i'' IN
waive IN vr,t,n, ~ may
DELAY of 4,i,.h n,,,5.f,. "o"
eases where otherwise nrn,s,d =
for by law.
In voting for d;r,ctors al
stock holdcr shall H.. c,,,it1.'l -,
east either IN t.rson or ~
one vote for ,,cb aL.,. -
owned hy him which an 1 49,,
been standing in his name o., ~,
Lonl[a az 49,. 49, '''' "''''' On the
ten DAYS prior Ia ~. a.. ~,
election
The board of dirrctor. n,,
tablish transfer ,.on.;..
cial ccn,crs to max. tr,naf,.r -,
stock nf ~. ,' ,'N '''S''1 OF
Ger Ger snch rules and regulations as
transfers on fin, bool,a or '.1
transfer agents shall Ln L,o,''i
transferred on the books ,f tha
company.
The president of this corno,,
ton shall have the right to sne -,
TO defend suit. in bcbni1 of tho .ar
poration without speci,I a,uhor;oa
ton Of the board of directors
ARTICLE vi.
EXccnt no /, H.. -
crease of the c,n;,,, a,a1'' W "e-
shall be don, !, tLn ''n.A, Wnicn
form re,uirnd Ly ln,. H. "'lu
n,.y , %
modified or ,Itcr.I
alton may bc d;saoIy,,d I', ~ 'o'p o.
of not less tb,n ~, -.
Of the o,1fst,nLinr a,,,;t'.,
at Il meeting of Stool bnIIa.a '.o ~,
cd srccioIlv Ior 49, n ,'.'. '''.-
boI,lcr nr a. ''.''' 10 eacn stock
holding such ,oat;, ''"ce vi
lication of q no,;cn Pup-
ing for thirty d,vs '''' meet
papcr nr;ntod o.. - su',i' news
in,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25

Congress will reasxpmble IN two
weeks, and there is Of course mucl,
interest and speculation with re
fcrpnce to what it will do Ii il
assumed that the Canadian reel
procity treaty will be approved by
the Senate. and there il ,expeotn.
ton that some Of the impOr tant
tariff schedules will be- lluwerti, ~
that IN effort will ut least be made
to lower them. 1t III deplorable
that l'Olitics must enter e. large y
into questions that should I've pure.
lly economical and that both mar.
ties have heart aud eyes kante
on the presidency il every Que.-
ton that comes up for Iegi .tion.
There ~ much slMcuIa ion with re.
ference to political divisions and
combinations Of insurgents and
stand patters. progressive and re-
Democrats The SEN
satiOnal retirement Of Senator
Bailey Of Texas on the last day Of
the l"st session and HE precini-
tate jump back into the Senate /,
IL thought has considerably weak.
ened such influence as he may
have had with The NrMooratjc
lie wnx one of the
''snags" thar h,d not 90 Oh the
1 h of March
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-25

As might b expected, the frs,
kick against .ffHts At peace
comes from the i,Iepressible Irish
section. John Dillon. an Irish
member IN Parliament, says ,h.
peace proposals. make no provision
ifOr small natiOralitics struggling
against injustice Or seeking free
dom, and he insisted that peace
proposals were hut combinations
IT mighty empires for The purpose
If cmTclnE others who would NJ,
submit to arbitration. The I,lsl,
member in unhappy vt anything
,ha' proposes 10 ttHp = TOW, blg 81
h'tl'. The Interference. Of III
United States ~ Cuba tor the ~,
motion Of peace, or the probable.
interference in MexicOf" the sam,
purl"rs', the l,aU.lioatiOn Of lh,
SOnd"m l., Great Britain q, G.ea,
Britain's armed inter f., ence III In
dia, for ti,r suppression uf ccniu-
ries Of strife between the petty
princiI,ali,irs Of that country are,
~ Mr.. Diilon's Interpretation, CO
rrcion. Any interference with
mObOc,a cy or anarchy il according
10 tins ltisl,maD, an imte. ferrnc.
with the lights Of man.
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service Of citation or other legal
process shall be made upon tho
president Of said corporation. or.
in his ahscnc" upon the Nlcc-prcs
idcnt, in the absence Of both. up
on the secretary -trcaSurrr
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Inc cOrpOrh&A s1p6Wcrs of this
corporation shall be vested in and
exercised, and its business and af-
fairs shall be managed and cor
Quoted by board of directors
composed OF seven t7N stockholders.
Said directors shah bc elected
annually on the first Monday or
March or such other day as the
stockholders at regular or spe-
cial meeting may fix.
OF each election ten days prior
notice shall be given in news
paper published in the City Of New
IBERIA, and the directors thus cleo
ted shall serve until their success
sors shall have been elected 4
majority of the votes cast shall
elect, and each share Of stock shall
be entitled to one vote, either in
person or by proxy.
A failure to elect directors on
the day required shall not dissolve
the corporation but the board Of
directors shall continue to hold
their office until their Successors !
shall have been elected
Any vacancy occurring in the T
board of directors from any cause
whatever shall be filled by election .
by the remaining directors. Five +
shall constitute a quorum
for the transaction Of business.
The board OF directors at their
first meeting each year after their
election, shall select one of their
as president, a vice pres
ident and Observation-Disclosures
and shall appoint from time to time
such officers, clerks, agents as
he needs of the corpora
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
.CALVECONCERT
IS ON AND OFF
Diva is III in Japan and Pro-
posed Date Here Cannot
Be Filled.

of again, on again, gone again,
might APPLY describe the iHonoluhl
concert that was to have been given
by Nine. Calye the World-famous
diva, who was expected here next
Saturday on her way to the states
from the Orient
On Saturday afternoon W. d.
Adams, dircc or of the Hawaiian
Opera House, closed arrangements
for a concert next Saturday, and Ho-
nolulu Immediately began to get ready
for an evening Of peerless song. But
yesterday came a c7blegram from the
premier Carmen saying that she is
i'll and will remain in Japan. She
was to have been accompanied by
Signor Gaspalri. operate tenor
There is still hope that when Nine.
Calye finally comes through Honolulu,
she will sing here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
RECREA1IONS
BIjOU TO OFFER
A VARIED PROGRAM

At the Bijou Theater tonight the pa
irons will have an opportunity to in
spect a program with as varied an as
Sortment of entertainments as the most
critical could demand. There is music,
feats of strength, dancing, wit, fun,
moving pictures of the very best selec-
lions, and fine, big, open, well-seated
theater in which to spend the greater
part of an evening.
Among the offerings at the Bijou
this week. all performers presenting
new features, will be Burke & Burke,
the clever sketch artists, who will put
on a little more nonsense and some
good singing Hasson Ben Abide, the
Moroccan Hercules, will present diff
cult feats of strength and show that
he is entitled to the soubriquet of the
human wise" Richard Kipling will
sing an illustrated song, a patriotic
composition which should bring the au-
dience to it's feet Carroll, the premier
clog dancer, has some new ones to trip
off tonight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
:: :: ::
DORIC TRIO STILL
SHINES AT SAVOY

1t is only necessaryto state that the
Doric Trio is to be at the Savoy Thea
ter all week. That announcement IL
the big drawing card of the theater
where these three singers have Won
derful vogue They present Il new pro-
gram this week, and even if they sang
their songs of last week they would
continue to draw packed houses. By
request they will sing one or two OF
the pieces by which they leaped lhto
such popularity during their first week
Amateur night tomorrow night
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
{; :: ::
GLADSTONES AT EMPIRE
AS FEATURE TONIGHT

The Empire Theater management is
pleased to announce that the popular
Gladstone Sisters returned this morn
ing from IIilo and will enter upon an
other weeks engagement ut the En-
pire tonight These pretty dancers had
a splendid run of popularity and drew
big houses during the entire time Of
their first engagement. At the end of
the week they return to San Fran
cisco. All this week they will put on
n series of acrobatic dances and sing
several new selections. They are among
the very best cards ever brought to the
Empire.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
SCOTS GATHER
TO HONOR BURNS
Thistle Club Makes AnniverS-
airy Smoker Notable IN
Long List.

With song, story and other good
things. the Honolulu Scottish Thistle
Club held one of its most notable
Burns anniversary smokers ON Satur-
day night at *. of +. Hall. 'Scotlands
bard and Scotlands men were toasted
ana praised as belitted good Scots even
tho Igh far from the land of heath and
heather.
Chief John Walker of the club pre-
sided and when his opening remarks
ana song and speeches was begun. "A
number Of singers took part and the
hail resounded with the stirring strains
that Scots love.
Among the speeches and toasts were
Tam o's5hanter," by T. w. Grieg; John
W. Cathcart, Bobby Burns; Ed
Iowse, president of the United
States; p. f.. Tosh, Land o Burns;
Ralph c. f. Forster, British CONSUL
"The King and Queen; The Land We
Live H." Daniel Logan.
The musical program in part was as
follows:
Song There Was "a Lad Was Born
in KYLE. ID. W Anderson
Song-Scots Wha Haze, Philip G. Hall
Violin Selection. ...........W. a. Love
Song-The Land O the Leal 49,.
Ct. Livingston
Song-Scotland 81. James f. Fenwick
Song-Mary o Argyll. b c. Vaughan
Song (selectedD .,.....J. d. Dougherty
Song-O for Il Breath of the Moor
lands. ..............C G. Livingston
Song (selecteO ...........G. a. brown
Song-Loch Lomond. Philip G. Han
Violin Selection. Nv. A Love
Song-Annie Laurie. r. c. Vaughan
Song-The March of the Cameron
Men Captain j. r. Parker
Song-I I.o'e a Lassie. n McKinnon
Aud Lang Syne.
Accompanies - II. H. Macfarlane
and Kenneth b, Barnes
In responding to the toast, THE Land
We Live In" Daniel Logan said IN
part
Hawaii seems to bear the unique
character of being able to win the af-
lection of it's adopted children without
impairing a whit the filial piety they
owe to their parent lands. 1t We're I'M
pious, as we'll as invidious, to invoke
contrasts disparaging to other lands
for emphasizing the charms that so
opulcntly invest these fair isles in
which we live Last of all Scotland
on this evening sacred to the immortal
memory of Burns, whose psalms of pa
triotism make a ritual for all peoples,
| for in this as in other respects he is
the universal bard of humanity. other
than Scotchmen must have the love of
their own countries quickened as they
hear the cry from his heart, in his Ia
ment when about to leave Scotland.
what further need be said? Are
the charms of the land we live in not
written in the teemng literature of
the Hawaii Promotion Committee!
| How grand had we Burns to inmor-
talize the glories of Hawaii nei! 1t
demands the power of a genius to give
an insight into the secret of that fas-
/ cnation these Islands possess for all
! who touch the coral strand
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
!: :: q
PARK THEATER WILL
GIVE GOOD SHOW

Up at the little Park rheater, where
the stage has been enlarged, the gal
lery" rooted over and new lights and
accessories installed, the program for
the coming week will be exceptional
The musical comedy team, the lie Ma
rest Bros, with their odd methods of
showing how music can be evolved
from various Instruments, are attract
ing attention. Winnie Baldwin the
wnsome singer, will be heard in new
selections, and Harding & WATSON
have also new compositions of their
more eccentric steps which they will
step off
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
COUNTESS KAZUKO DEAD

Countess Kaauko, sister OF the wlie
of the Imperial Crown Prince OF ia
pan is dead, according to the cable
received yesterday by the Hawaii
Shinpo The Countess was also the
sister of Count Otani, whose brother
passed through here about two years
ago,
As soon as the news of her death
was received yesterday special SER
vices were held in the fIongwanii Mis-
sion on Fort street, by Rev. Y Ina
mura, head of the Buddhists in the
Territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
No ADVOCATE OF
Commission
rule

John Lane Is not one OF the adVo-
oates of government by commission or
municipal commission government lie
is merely studying up the subject ana
he has no idea of taking any action
that will create complications in the
present form of government.
You ask me if / am in favor OF
government by commission for the
Territory" said Mr.. Lane this morn
ing.
II say No, ! am strongly against any
such form of government for 1t de-
prives the people of the right to elect
men of their choice to office.
GAS to the municipal city elective
committee government of which the
Advertiser has written so much, | am
at present reading up the charters of
such city government, so as to form
nv opinion whether it would be for the
best interests of the people here. Read
ing through the columns of neWspa- :
per is one thing and to read up a
charter is quite another. Such law
may be entirely unavoidable when APP
piled locally. We have cosmopolitan
community, and consequently those
who are interesting themselves TO
promote the best interests of the coun-
try should study everything from n
practical local standpoint.
| $50 far as | am concerned, ! can not
lend support to enact any laws that
may deprive the people of their right
/ to their choice through the ballot box
1t must be rule by the people, not rule
by a selected few"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30

The cornerstone of the new y M G.
A. building will be laid next Wednes-
dov afternoon at 4:3O O'clock Judge
w. l.. Whitney will deliver the princi-
nal address, and President r. II. Trent,
r. Give Davies, chairman of the build
ing committee; Judge S. b. Dole and
others will take part in the ceremonies.
The musical program is being ar
ranged