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Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
CASUALTIES OF GAME.
Umpire and Player, Former Seriously
 Hurt at Pittsbure.
I ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHI

PITTSBURG, Aug. 20.-Player Bren- ner and Umpire Owens were both in jured in the first part of the game here today between Brooklyn and Pitts burg. Brenner during the first inning slipped near the second base injuring his knee cap. Owens who was behind the bat was hit by a foul tip in the second inning and his breast bone was broken. owens was unconscious when he was taken to the hospital. Bren- her was not seriously hurt Players acted as umpires and finished the game.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
GOV. HTS ITINERARY
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

NEW YORK. Aug. 20-Governor Johnson. the vice presidential nom inee of the progressive party will leave San Francisco on August 27. He will go to Utah and speak as follows: Salt Lake, August 2S; Den yer August 31. Working his way east he will reach Syracuse. Septem- her t.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
NO INTERNATIONAL TENNIS

NEWPORT. R. l., Aug. 20.-The officials of the United States Lawn Tennis association cabled the British association today that America can not be represented in the trial matches for the Davis international cup, now held in New Zealand,
Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
KEEPS THE STRIDE.
Money Winning Pacer of Last Year
 Still at 1t.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH l

SALEM, N. H., Aug. 20.-Branham Baughman. famous as the biggest money winner of all pacers in 1911, won the feature event, The Hub val ued at $3000 for 2.05 pacers, at the opening of the grand circuit here to- day. He led all the way in each of three heats.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
GLOBE CHARTER ELECTION
Commission form Defeated by Ma
 jority of Four to One.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH l

GLOBE. Aug. 2O-The charter election for what is approximately a commission form of government was held here today The movement for a government of the city by three commissioners with salaries of $2000 Ia year each, was defeated by near ly four to one.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
KANSAS MOOsEvELTS
 ENJO|AEO AGAIN
Inns Time Federal Judge Stops Ger
 tification of Electors Names
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHl

I TOPEKA, Aug. 20.-A temporary order restraining the state can vassing board from certifying to the secretary of state the names of eight Roosevelt electors nominated at the recent republican primary was filed late tonight with the clerk of the federal district court.
 The order was granted by Judge Smith McPhersOn of Red Oak. Iowa.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
FINE SHOOTING
ASSOCIATED PRESS nrsPArcHl

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 20.-Firing at targets lowed by two army tugs the crack gun pointers of the fifty sev- enth company of coast artillery a part of the Fort Winfield Scott gar rison made perfect score at prac- tice held at the battery of Pic Pico tonight Twenty shots were fired, and everyone punctured hole in the canvas target 2000 yards dis tant
Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
JEANETTE's PERFORMANCES
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHI

NEWARK. Aug. 20.-Joe Jeannette' who is matched to meet Jack 1ohn- son. made his appearance in the ring the second consecutive night tonight. and defeated two colored opponents, Bill Tate of Tennessee and Battling Brooks of Michigan. He knocked each out in the second round.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
STRONGER FORGE IN KOREA.
AssOCTATED PRESS DISPATCH1

TOXIC Aug 20-Japanese military authorities have decided to increase the strength of the Japanese army in Korea by two divisions. The increase will cost it is estimated about s13,000, 000 ss
Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
scoURGE AT FRESNO
Fatal Case of infantile Paralysis
 Makes Its Appearance
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcH1

FRESNO Aug. l7.-Katherin Mor- gan, the ten year old daughter of Rev John H. Morgan. Baptist clergyman of this city. died today of illness.
 The disease was first recognized as the dreaded scourge yesterday General quarantine measures have been ordered by the city and county officials
Arizona republican., 1912-08-21

(Continued on Page 5.)
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21
OFFICIAL MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL

IN ordinance to gravel a pot
| ton 81 hiain 5tf,.rC IN sne City Oh
| Now Iberia, from WgCka street l
| t1A olb corporate limits OF ,ici
f.lson Lane, calling for hd4 fo
said work, prescribing the pay
mcnt therefor aud the manner o.
| collecting special assessments ir0a
| the abuttlng property owners, an.
| others.
, III ordinance was presented hy
| Mr.. SouthWcll and read, and O.
| motion OF Mr.. Southwcil. stcondCt
| by Mr.. Rcnoudet was adopted 10y
| the following Yea and Nay vote
to wits Yea, Measrs. Southweli
';irari, Erath, RibbCrk and RpnoG.
+, Diet; Nay none.
SAID ordinance was then present
ed to The mayor FOR examination
| and after examination was return
ed by him approved and signed
and tho seal OF the corporate.
| thereto affixed.
Said ordinances reads as follow.
to wit:
SECTION l.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayo
and Board of Trustees of the ct
OF New Iberia, that by virtue Of
the power vested in us by law. (and
| in accordance With the exprcssr
desire OK the property taxpayers
owning property abutting apo
Main street OF the City Of New Tie.
ria, from the intersection of Week
street to Jefferson Lane. that
gravel road or street be construat
cd along said strt ct between Il &
points above mentioned, az 50
forth III their petition, which
now on file in the office Of tn,
Mayor of this City, the construc-
tion OF gravel street in this Cit2
rom tho intersection of the sd,
weeks street along Main street to
the upper line OF Jefferson Ian.
be and the same is hereby order
ed, and that the same be construct
with sand and gravel and CIV
psess foundation along the a.
tire length and width ol sad liz
Oh street between said points,
IN accordance with the drawings
plans and specifications and the
terms ana conditions set forth H.
7@ contract to be approved an
signed, draft of which said con-
tract Ia or shall be on file IN IN
office OF the Mayor of this CITY
SUBJECT to the Inspection Of pra.
pectlVe bidders, and which is here
matter referred to az "THE CON
TRACT
SECTION II.
BE I'D FURTHER ORDAINED
that tho said work shall be done
under s'THH CONTRACTo above
mentioned and bids, or proposals,
to be submitted in writing and
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21
OFFICIAL MIMI IS
CITY COUNCIL

New Iberia, la, Sept. l., 'll2
The City Council 81 New Iberia,
La, met III spcclal session tins
day With Mayor j. ) Power ~
the chair, and the following mem
bcrs present, 10 Wit; MrSSta Las
sale, srhoudrt, Ttaln"i and
Son,hvell. Absent, MrsslS Erath
E,hheck, MIgucs and Gira,d.
The call for the meeting was
read. 1t reads rs follows:
New Iberia, la Sept. T., 1912
Members Of the Board of Tius
tees, City of Nv iberia.
Gen,Iymen: Hon are he'eh,
rDl'iied ha, r1e will b" a cal
meeting of he Mayor and 'hf
Board of rr1 k'ces, for 'he purpose
Of rece,vlg/hids, for the gravel
ling Of ~ East End OF Main
Street, til evening al $50 l.. NJ
also to Ia h action Oh any matter
that rep" cs Immediate attention"
Yours truly,
(SignedD j. $. POW R, Mayor.
(S,snedD o. KENOuDEi,
(Signcn) G. GlRARD,
(Slgned) LUKE IRAINOR,
(SlgEed) w. LASSALLE.
The question Of bids then came
up. 1t was decided to open The
bids presented aud accept one, II
.ounu satisfactory.
Two bids were submitted, one
from the Chatham Construction
Go and The other from Jackson
Bearss " Co.
The bids were opened and read
The Chatham Construction %. OF
fe,ed to do he work for SIC ol.9J.
aud THEN bid was accompanied by
Certified cheek foi $50 90, Jack
son Hcarss & Go. offered 10 do the
work for $3.50 90, and hen btd
NdH hoi y ~
check at all.
1t was then moved by Mr. Zen
oudet, seconded by Mr. Southwell
aud carried UNANIMOUSLY ~, ii1t the
Oh ham Construction Go. hy
awarded the contract. The May
or was authorized on behalf # the
CITY, TO enter INTO the contract
Tor the work with .le Chatham
g instruction Go. to fix "A new Bond
with them, and order The cancella
ton Of the old Bond
It was moved 10y Mr.. Renon.let.
seconded by Mr. IIainor, and ear
led unanimously, that he South
o II Traction ~ Power 70. be com
PEELED to put down wooden guar
rails, as pei directions oisthe It,
Engineer, on both sides If each
rail, inside and outside, Though
the whole length Of their track in
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21

Those joyous mythical land'
where romance goes hand II ham
with Intrigue, where plots aud cool
rrrpiots threaten the monarch :
life, where he gracious aoFcfeINt
cau,rrsra with the IoN'jest pea
SAINT, are brought hack agatu !"
The Goose Glrl', whlch comes T.
he local theatre IL hs iear ~
tue ! here i, much entertain
mcnt III the result, aud, VIII" Il l.
certain ne such ,ealn ever existed
there is satisfaction III witnessing
he emotions and trials Of royalty
trIcllpd out As they always Al'
with gIotI0ua bnrsls Of passion
and sorrow.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21

r-s~a-r ra--=rr--r'r@ n -T -
twenty arpcnt road, and crossing
sand twenty alrrDt road, to tn
northwest boundary or line OF
GuetaNp Peasants property. ant
running 4araltil wlth the ptoprr.S
4, estate 1T G.. w Senteil to The
southwest .ide OF Morgafl's Louis
lana and Texas Railroad; thence
along he southwest side OF sai1
Molgan'o oniSiana and TrxaN
Railroad track 80 he upltrr .
uoit bern Inc OF the proper ! Of
Joseph IL tfyfsnn; thence along
the upper ilhc I'll lnr property of
Joseph J., iteisun 10 the BAY on
F.che; thence up the west slde o.
Bayou Icche TO the lower limits
Of the property ri John NJ. ileH
shaw; itnm theme. across SAID In
You, running to point ten acres
from the Bayou at the lower limits
OF Bank Avenue if extended oil
The east side Of Bayou Teche.
starting from said Bayou AZ tide
mark: thruce from point ten
acres from said Bayou following
the course III he bayou to point
ten ac.ps from he Bayou Trche.
opposite the Northwest side OF
Hopkins street, III a westerly I'll
rectiOn following he non theIn lllle
Of Hopkins street, VI extended on
the East side Of i'll" Bayou 10 Ia
sou 'I,chc; thence up he wcs efn
bank 1T tluc water to the starting
point as first designated
section No. 2, BE it turthe.
ordained, etc that the First Sew
erage District of The City Of New
iberia, Created 10y Section OF
this ordinance, shall have and pos
sess the following powers to-wlt:
FiR1T 10 contract, sue and
be sued IN It's Corporate nam,; 10
own and possess the seal, and to
change he SANG at will.
SECOND. 10 contract for, to
install, TO maintain and operate "A
sewerage system A!ttnu the limits
OF said Sewerage District, and TO
exercise to power of exprnp,lat!ng
both within and without the limits
OF the Snid District, for the pun
pose of laying and installing and
operating said plant, and all It's
necessary appnrttnances.
THIRD. 10 incur debt and t.
issue and sell negotiable Bonds
for the purpose OF acquiring an!
| INSTALLING such Sewerage System
Or Plant, under and by virtue Of
Tire powers conferred under ART
PSI OF the Constitution Of 1898,
and the general laws OF the State
OF Louisiana.
FOURTH Ia maintain and
operate sncb System ans. for this
| purpose TO use such funds as ma,
accrue from a special tax vO,ed
u excess Of the amount necessary
10 ie,lrt the said Bonds and the
interest thereon; and to recelv,
and use for SAID purpose such
money as may be from time to
lme appropriated BY the CITY Of
New iberia II aid Ut genera
Sewerage system, under its power
% protect the general health OF
he City
J FIFTH. To DO all such things and
% enact all aucb rules and rpguIa
IONS a. may be necessary or ad
vantageons 10 the Installation,
maintenance, operation and use Of
SAID Sewerage System.
Section No 3 Be 10 further or
dalned, etc That The powers
herein conferred ~ the Fi,st Sew
efage District II the City u Ney
Iberia, shall be exercised and Ter
formed by Board of Commission
erS to be known as he Board of
sewerage Commissioner Of the
First Sewerage District Of III.
City Of New Iberii. 70 consist Of
five members to be selected by the
vote Of the property tax payers
authorized to vote under the Con
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21
OFFICIAL MINUTES,
CITY COUNCIL
Called Meeting.


New Iberia, Ia, Sep oh, -
The following ordinance was
then presented by MI. hthonnr'
and read and on motion ct M.
R.uoudel, seconded by M. Rlh
hncl and carried hy the following
vote. Yea, Nessts. Trainer, h'h0n.
d.t MignpS, Erath and Kihh'rk,
Nay none.
ORDINANCE.
Creating III pursuance 81 All 4.
Isl Of the tNnslltu lon, iht Tl!Ht
Sewerage District Of the tity %
New Iberia, Louisiana: cohief'ii!S
certain powers npoh The sal'l l''S
,,,ct providing fer q Board ~ 1"F.
crnmeul for tie same, and calling
ro, an election Of Ill" members o.
sand Board IN accordance with the
Act oS5 of the year 1905; ming
the time az WHICH t'''N -
shall become effective and rer"d'-
ING all ordinances in conflict here
with.
section No. | Be if further or
dalned hy the City tonnell q ne
CITY of New Iberia, that with &c
cordapce with Act 2S5 OF l2oN,
passed pursuant to Article 2Sl OF
the Constitution Of the State OF
Louisiana, The First Sewerage
Dis,,.ct Of the City o. New Iberia
is hereby created and declared to
include and consist of that portion
Of the City Of New Iberia, descrih
ed as follow \, to wit:
BEGINNING at a point opposite
the southern line oil the property
of Mrs. Leopold Dehlanc, starting
~ the west side Of Bayou lcchr
at tide mark; thence WESTWARD
and following said northern line OF
said property Of Mrs. Leopold De
blanc, to the intersection OF Jane
street; thence sl1i westward fol
lowing the Northern tue OF Nor u
street ton which is situated the
Episcopal Cemetery 10 point 81
two thousand seven hundre! and
sixty eight feet from the sad "a.
Won Tech,: thence IN . soulheIu
direction to the nearest point O
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas
Railroad; thence down said road
to Anderson 7slrcet; thence on.
Anderson street pn the nofFbWeS'
side of a point opposite and inter
sectlng Robertson street on th'
northwest side Of Hopkins sire"
thence out said Hopkins street 4
y point six hundred and fifty Zee
beyopd the western side ol
Dale street; thence III an easletli
direction to a row Of -four i've oat
trees in The yard Of MIS- Hartwel
Hart. the first of which stands
ninety feet from the northwest
side of iberia street, sald row ~
trees being just six hundred and
fifty feet iron the southwest side
of Dale sti,ct, AID taking III the
residence of said MIS-. Hdrlwtt
Hart; from said Inc Of oak trees
running in a southeasterly dlrec
ton to the southeast side OF Bank
avenue at a point of six hundred
and fifty feet be, ond the south
west side Of Dale street; thence
down the southwest side Of Bank
Avenue to a certain tract of ianp
lying on the Southeast side ofBank
Avenuesstartiag from the South
west line Of August PascaPs prop
erty on Bank Avenue, running III
y southeasterly direction 10 til,
twenty arpent road, thence
along the southwest side Of the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21

MISS Kahi'aooapaep,'''''sSl. ~
Il,vail, is to be ma'' ';,h . ~
can blame the gh'
like hat to change it.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21

10. .Iuliana, the rs y. ~
different variety ITO"
can beauty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21

70 keep posted on local n'Ws
subscribe 10 The lberan. Ask i"l
our Premium offers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21

Having desIgna'o. Vi = \ Il
those whose Opinions =. &c.
with his, the Ib'u
stands in grave asa, ~
rs The CDR. Cook s.
tics.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21

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contribution now a''" IAN
Iished by the best /" NO.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-21

New Iberia. la, Sept Oh -
The following ordinance wa
then presented by Mr. henondr',
and read and on motion OF ME.
Reuoudet, seconded by M KID
heck and carried ny the following
vote, Yea, Nessrs. Trainer, h'h0n
def. Mlgnps, Eraih anu kihh'tk
Nav none.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18

Washington, D.
c. May l2."Sl-
mon. son OF Jonas,
lowest thou Ne
more than theseT'
Gohn nj, l5-l7)
The context shows
that these words
were addressed BY
the Redeemer to
St Peter on the
occasion Of His
third manifesto
tion TO His dlsci-
ulau offnr ME raa-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
GENTLE REPROOF
MOST SUCCESSFUL
How St Peter Was Punished
For Denying us Lord
ESUS THIRD APPEARANCE.

Pastor RusssII Points Out an lmpor-
tant Lessen Generally oVsrIeoIesd BY
Christian Ministers - What jesus
Meant BY @Fssd Ny shsspE--why the
Church ef Christ kapsuishsS--semO
Erroneous Ideas Of Modsrn Ex-
psundsrs Of eoSs Werd corrsstsd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22

counts which assures in the clerks con- duct freedom from overcharges and carelessness.
 The relationship between the judge and the clerk makes 1t ungracious for members of the bar to complain of the clerk or for department examiners to make charges against him to be heard by the court. and an order of removal of clerk and a. Judgment for the recovery of fees are In some cases reluctantly entered by the judge. For this reason I recommend amendment to the law whereby the Pres dent shall be given power to remove the clerks for cause. This provision need not interfere with the right of the judge to appoint his clerk or to remove him.
 Representative Goldfogle of New York, a democrat, expressed the astonishment of many of the members.
 DO I understand that clerks of federal courts'' he asked, "are withholding court money, refusing to make an accounting and yet retain their places?'
 Precisely" said Mr. Clayton, "and it is true to the fact that the President has no power to remove them. The Pres ident himself in his letter urged the amendment of the law"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
BOXER IS
 LOOKING FOR BOUT

New York, March 21.-George McDonald. manager of Mat Wells, the English pug Hist. who has just returned to America for a new series of attacks on the light weight championship, will be busy for the next week seeking puglistic engage ments for his charge. The English cham pion expects to remain here for sev- eral months and hopes before returning home to engage in a bout with Ad Vol gast for the lightweight championship of the world
 Arrangements for such bout were practically completed last fall and then the affair fell through. Wells Is willing to make 133 pounds for Wolgast, the weight which was agreed upon last fall or 1S5 pounds after o'clock in the day.
 On account of Wolgasts illness 1t is not expected any opout will be possible for at least two "months but the ar arrangements may be completed and the contracts signed at once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
But Whats the Use of the Dress
 Without the Girl Inside

ticuarly has 1t been noticeable in their effort to make every woman in Birming- ham feel as If it were HER Ball. and she were HOSTESS. as well as they, fact which makes a very strong appeal, since the personal note (hard as we may try to get away from iD has such a domi- nant influence and there is none of us who doesn't like to feel that OUR assistance is needed and appreciated.
 ITO anyone who is acquainted at all with this splendid charity, the District Nurses Association" said Mrs. Percy a few days ago, when she was chatting very charm ingly about the Charity Ball, "the great interest that Mrs. Barrett and I feel in making the ball a success both socially and financially will be easily understood It is the great amount of good that the District Nurses Association accomplishes, it's widespread influence and broad scope that has appealed to me so much It has touched my heart as nothing has ever done and have gone into the work with a great deal of feeling. for I am deeply sympathetic with it.
 And l suppose you have found the same sympathetic spirit manifested by many others who have seemed so willing to lend their aid to the cause by assisting in making the ball success ventured.
 T have never seen such a response in my life as the people of Birmingham are making said Mrs. Percy. You would be surprised to know how many men and women that you'd never dream of being interested in such things, have not only helped us materially. but have volun- teered their assistance. It has been very gratifying to me to see the beautiful spirit of generosity characterize Birming- ham in this particular work. And indeed il is worthy of every spark of enthusiasm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-22
COMMISSION MAKES
 IMPORTANT RULING

Cincinnati, March 21.-In two decisions made public today by the national base ball commission, new rule was adopted affecting players known as free agents,
 Player Charles A. Deal complained to the commission that while a free agent he signed with the Philadelphia National league team at stipulated salary for 1912 On reporting March he was in- formed he had been released to the Lan- caster team of the Tri-State league at a salary 50 per cent less than he had signed for {.
 The commission annulled the release to the Lancaster club and restored Deal to his status as a free agent The com mission provides that free agent who signs a contract with a major league team and is transferred without his con sent to another club, or Is released with out trial. should be declared free agent if the club to which he is released does mot assume the salary his original con tract calls for.