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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
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At the regular meeting OF the d'rec
tors Of the iberia Building AssOc'a
ton on last Wednesday night. Iapt,
,Jpo, r. White was elected the ofhcial
Fire Insurance Agent Of the Assoc'a'
Ii IN to succeed the late Geo. NJ. kop'
er.son, who held the position tor seN'
eral years.
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On " Wednesday, and tn, y while his
t''Erda We're quite anxious about his
condition. IL preparing a dose ~
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word tire patient wna saved .rnm see,
"us consequences. 4" the great relief If
h,a tamil, aud ,te,da
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

Wistana Chapter, %. + =. N"
~. received ita new organ the Tat
tor part Of last week. u Is \
beauty and il very sweet toned.
IL il u new and H., 10 date inst'u
NEST, carrying IN addition 7" ~
reeds aud ,a,iOu stops, y chIme 81
bells which are operated hy the
keyboard. DR. ! y Hull effect
cd the sale.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
GOOD ROADS,.
How FIa1uomino, La, Built
Them. First Cost Saves
Maintenance Expense.

Mr. HAIRY T. II"wrs Of .Isap"-
rette WAS - recent vlaito, 10 on
city. Mr., Ilewes ~ chairman Of u
committee which has N view the
construction Of u gravel road from
.Ioane,ettc to New Iberia. Iiav
lRg heard Of the splondid success
Of Ihe,ville's gravel roads, MI,
IIewcs came over FOR the pu,jos
Of examining them lie waa snr
prissd to learn that the gravel
streets Of Plauncmine, which have
been Of service for about twelve
years. were being maintained ~
practically no cost. Mr.. Iiewes
was told, however, that the people
Of Ibervillc have learned some
thing from their experience with
gravel roads and that wo gov
find that u good viceahln road
can be built with from four to AK
inches Of gravel When the
streets Of rlauuemine were built
about twelve inches 0f gravel was
put Oh them, and besides cypress
plank were placed at the bottom
aud on the sides Of the roads -
Iberville South.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
MEETING OF CIVIC LEAG UE.

The members Of the Civic
League are requested TO be pres
ent at special meeting to be
held at there headquarters IN the
Pythiam Building, ut 3 30 on
Monday March the eleventh.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
ID ED:

AT the residence of her son, NJ.
Cronch It, on Sunday, March j.,
1912, AT 5:,}5 O'Clock y. NJ, MIS-
Mary Ann Walker, widow Of Jean
Crouchet. aged SO years, $ months
and II days The funeral took
place on Monday from st Peters
Catholic Church at 5 o'clock in
the evening.
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Hon Tom Harris spoke to an
educational gathering IN st. Louis
las week .sbmt he didn't say any
thing that would interest Lafa.
vette.-Lake Charles A mprican.
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ton with every important city and town In tic
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tcrvcw is more convincing than n letter all
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regard to rates and come, ions
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no regular meeting 1T the City
'"unciI for last Monday LiI not
take. place tnI want Of a quorum
\ call waa issued for meeting
last night
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

The Grand Lodge Of the indie
pendent Order of odd Fellows
meets on Monday next at Lake
Charles. Messrs. Max Levy and
Sam'l We'll are tho representa-
tives from the local lodge Capt.
JnO. r.. White and Mr.. +. X.
Morse are the alterDates.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
At THE ALAMO.
features that are Features

Mr. Tony Ntagn has made arrange
mrnts for The ~ o,cntng at the Alamo
Electrical Theatre. beginning on next
Sunday Tie will present q series 81
very fine pictures, ar ah"v" III" aver
noe The following two announce
ments Will give ~ ''rn.
THE SIFCsT or CALAIS
! Reels 1000 Fee,
eNnp of Eurupe's greatest master
n;eces, The story Of the great French
war Of ~. bought Nv an European
agent ~ great cot. mud has lust fin
ished A htg engagement ~ New Or
leans This picture will he put on
here tomorrow. Sunday, March 10th
SITTING, EltlL,
/ Reels 800 feet
Another big western feature. with
200 real Indians and sensational from
tier fighting. THIS Is the cost|insi film
ever produced IN the history of NOV
ing pictures This great feature pic
tute wi | be presented here on Wed
nesday. Mar. 18th.
For more complete description 81
these great feature pictures, see he
hand bills which Will he issued Tor
each performance
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

The bayons and canals Of
Southern Louisiana arc to this
section Of The State what wagon
roads and railroads arc to other
parts Of the county. They arc
tho highways oi travel and com
merce and anything which inter
feres with their free use or 10
strict their navigahl" capacity il u
detrlmcut 10 The community and "
drag upon development se,d pros
pe,ity The effect of the water
hyaGintl, upon the free use Of
these waterways needs no desclip
ton ~ it ia known to all.
The work Of removing this
plant has been placed in charge Of
this Office, but the experience of
several years IN destroying this
great pest and obat,uctOr has
proved beyond question or hJubt
that little permanent improve
ment in conditions can be obtain
ed by the United States working
alone ~ IN the past. A blOckad
ed stream may he relieved for u
year perhaps, IN some casns long
81 in others less, but nothing has
been accomplished towards erad
eating the plant u preventing it's
return, and a careful study Of Tho
problem leads to the conclusion
that permanent results can lbs 80
cured only 10y the cooperation Of
the parish authorities, land own
ers and business interests nj
fected.
Il plan has been worked out by
this office which will, it il beIiev
ed, do much towards providing
permanent relief, and even If IT.
does not result in eradicai'ng t.ha
plant, it will, at least, keep it nm
der such control hat it will cease
to be the pest that 1t has lp5an to
tbis time This plan requires,
however, the assistance Of all par
ties concerned, u little from each,
not much from any one, and prac
tically no expenditure OF money
by private parties. No money il
desired.
TO this end you are cordially in
vited and earnestly requested to
attend meeting ut which this
subject will he discussed and de
finite measure taken. This meet
ing will he held At the United
States Engineer Office, Room 32G
Custom House, Now Orleans, at
10 A, NJ Saturday, March IL,
1912. The worl1 proposed for the
meeting can be accomplished that
day, 80 that those who desire 10
return home that evening can eas
| iIy do 80.
IT IN desired that tue meeting be
~ representative AZ possible. and
to this end you are requested 10
extend this invitation to any per
| sons or business firms or assoCia
ilons WHO may be interested and
willing to attend a. it's believ
ed thar substantial good can be
accomplished for the entire south
ert part Of Louisiana !. IL earnest
/ " hoped hat you will be able to
be present and give cordial ~
slstaDce.
LANSING II. BEACH,
Lieutenant Colonel, Corps Of En-
pineers, United States Army
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
PERSONALS.

Miss Evplina Rod,igups Of Du
boin, La. spent last week IN town
30 that sbe would be enabled to
attend the "M ission" held 1T the
Catholic Church.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

Recently Mr.. lldehert Tber'ot,
Of the Fifth Ward, moved with
His family into this city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

Mr.. w. q. Weeks tempted the
weather and drove out to his pc.
can grove on Tuesday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

Last Tuesday Miss Almad" Mes
tayer, after two weeks visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Ed. Quirk, at
Port Barre, returned to her home IN
this city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

5 or 6 dos.s "ssd will cure an,
case Of ch'''s ep<Fever. Price, Csc
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
ron rwENryHEARs

| have beey paying rent with,
out thing u sho~-f3r it; J w'''
try buying al bome with the rent
money through the
liberia Building Assn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
THE WATER HYAC|NTH.

The following letter was nj
dressed to Nh. Louis Indcsi, Of
this city. lta purpose ~ clearly
Indicated in iia text
Wa Depal tmeni, United States
Engineer Office t'G fuaiom
House
Now O.leaha, La, Marcel, +, 'O2
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

~ @ trolley poles are up FRO"
Olivier, this way, nearly 10 '"e
new city limits.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
w. % YEARS
c.,.,.nt Sufferer From Chron-
lc Catauh Relieved by
peruna.

~
pourland, san
aim Texas.
writes
"Tor twAa
ty-'hree years
I was q con
slant sufferer
from chronic
caiarfh
4, severe mis-
cry aud bum
Ing in the ''p
Of my head
There was ~
most q '"
,irual dr'p
ping Of n'u' rs
;ntomytl'r'a',
which cause"
frequent eS-
pectorat'''''
MY entire @f
TEN gradually
became IN
waived, n'h
my condition
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
THIRD CGNGR ESSIONAL DIS

announce esy candidacy for Con.
gress to succeed the Hon. X. +. Brous-
sard for the tenn beginning March
1913. favor governmental ptotec-
ton Of the agricultural interests OF
Louisiana as the long established poll
cy Of this country, and ! am opposed
to the movement which threatens the
great sugar industry Of our State.
favor the development to the fullest
extent of our matchless waterways,
HENRI GUEYDAN.
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FRESH FLOWER SEEDS
nj Nillard'p News Depoi
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Films! Films! Films!

Send your Kodak Films to the lbC
riah, LANDRY will pevelopc and
Print them for volt SEEIA TONI
POSTAL CARDS. at moderate prices.
Ring NJ ~, lhcrian.
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ARE YOU AsLEyp9
Can ysu az ord/ pay rent to the
liberia Building Assn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-03-09

~" Grand Jury was in session
thus week
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NOTICE OF HEARING.

Now Leans. la, March +. 'O3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26

believe that because Chicago was an
immense city, it should receive more
consideration than the territory to the
south, if it was to the best interests of
the country at large that the harbor
should be located at Indiana Harbor.
Even the matter of state, should cut no
figure. Lake Michigan is a government
proposition, and as such 1T should be
considered, regardless of state, NUM-
cipality or community. The lord in his
wisdom created Lake Michigan and
either by intent oversight had pIac-
ed part of il adjacent to Indiana.
Two Important Points.
There were two important points
that should not be overlooked. The
first was to ascertain where the I'M
lprovements would best serve the coun-
try now and the second where 1t would
best serve II in the future. So far as
he could see, Indiana Harbor and vi
cinity seemed to be the logical point
for lake and rail freight interchange
both now and in the time to come. And
/ the point was to get the right place re-
gardless OF what Individual corpora
tions suffered or benefited by the plac-
ing of the harbor. What was the best
place for the Harbor?
The boards Duty.
/ 1t was the duty of the board to as
Icertain the truth and having so de-
termined, to make their recommends
lions to the secretary of war, accord
tingly. For his part the speaker was
willing to pit the wisdom of the report
of Col. zinn and the arguments advance
ed by the delegation from Indiana Har-
Dor and adjacent Cities against any
arguments that could be presented
from Chicago.
Lee Opposed Indiana.
| Henry w. Lee, editor of the Calumet
Record of South Chicago. expressed op-
position to the location of the harbor
lat Indiana Harbor, claiming that there
were sand shoals there. Mr. Lees
arguments however did not cut much
figure as 1t is a well known fact tina,
some of the deepest draft boats in the
lake heavily laden with ore have beer
making this harbor for years even be-
fore the government did any dredging
there, with only occasional mishap. A
number of Chicagoans also spoke.
Col. Zinn's report favoring Indians
lHarhor is based on the natural water
way located there and throughout the
Indiana Calumet region, and the rail
road facilities for interchange of 1aks
and rail- freight, and on the room fol
further development
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
TAKES TITLE
TO TRACT

The International Lead Refining
Company yesterday took title to its
tract of 3s acres in Section at One
Hundred and Fifty first street and the
canal, East Chicago. The Interna-
tional Lead Refining Company is the
same thing as the International
Smelling and Refining Company which
was so long undetermined whether to
build here or in Chicago heights and
whose deal for. the tract finally pur-
chased, hung fire for so many months.
The company was incorporated to do
business in Indiana under the new
name Title is taken out in the name
of Morris s. Dean.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
deal was never actually closed by a
transfer of title until yesterday, the
company has been going forward with
it's plans, and the railroad companies
having switch tracks leading to the
tract. have proceeded with their spurs
Building will start as soon las the
weather will permit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
BURNHAM BOARD
PASSES THE ORDINANCE
Howard Ave. Paving Cues
ton May Be Taken Into
Courts, However.
Especial to THE TIMEs,)

Hegewisch, ILL.,. March 26.-At a spe-
cial meeting held to pass the Howard
avenue paving ordinance from the Chi
cago city limits to the State Line
distance of a little over mile spirit
ed controversy arose over the part of
the cost of the improvement to be paid
by the taxpayers. City Attorney Sam
ueI X. Markham and President c. WI
Whitney advised that 10 per cent Of
the cost of the Improvement be paid by
the taxpayer of Burnham as whole
and 30 per cent by the railroad and
property owners in Howard avenue.
Mr.. Markham advised that the Ken
sington & Eastern and the Outer Belt
line had jointly agreed to pay $4,000 in
the Improvement and the f. j. & E. had
promised to pay $4,000 making a total
of $1,000. The 10 per cent to be paid
by the Burnham taxpayers would be
$4,000 added to this amount give a
of $4,000 The 10 per cent to be paid
making $4,000. The taxpayers did not
understand Mr.. Markman's effort to
make them believe that 10 per cent of
2e. 900 would amount to $4,000. The
only member of the board who voted
against the ordinance was Mr.. Leedy
and the matter will probably be taken
into court and bitterly contested.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26

0Contfuued from Pare Ii
after he had thrown the woman to the
floor and was choking her he remon-
strated with her for her actions, told
her how good he had been to her and
her sister.
she lay very STILL He said that he
went out and told several people that
Harriet Thompson was very sick and
that doctor should be called The
doctor found the girl dead.
Steele said that he did not mean to
kill the girl. He said that he only
wanted to subdue her. But that did
not count in his favor in this case and
he was held fully responsible for his
crime
The fact that he pleaded guilty in
stead of putting the county to the ex-
pense of convicting him was the reason
for giving him life Imprisonment in
stead of asking for the extreme penal
~.
The case of Zip Ham, the Chinaman
charged with the murder of fellow
Chinaman. was continued until April
2. 1t is believed that he too, will enter
a plea of guilty.
Attorneys Davis and Starr are an
pearing for him. The motion for a con
the case goes to trial 1T is expected to
be a very interesting one. for the rea-
son that the principals are Cinnamon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
HARbOR TO
HAVE A new
JEWISH Church

Indiana Harbor seems destined to
become a city of churches. Another
church is to be built there this sum-
mer, the Jewish people of the south
side having organized for this pur-
pose. The church is to be called Hav-
ses Shulim and two lots have been pur-
chased at 137th and Cedar streets The
church is to cost in the neighborhood
of $4,000. Thirty families viii con-
stitute the original membership. s.
Pinsky of Chicago will be the rabbi
The officers OF the church are as
follows:
T. Wolf Marcovfch, president
Sam Onsaf. vice president.
Secretary, Henry Schragga.
Treasurer, P. Meyerovich.
Trustees, H. Bramen. A. Zablin, S.
Matasar.
Until the church is completed Wolf
Marcovich has given the use of a
building In the rear of his block in
18th street for the holding of serv-
ices.
About April 1 Gazzele Marcovich
daughter of Wolf Marcovfch, will be-
gin to organize a Sabbath school. to
which all children will be made vel
come.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts. 1856 tubs: cream
cry, soc; price to retail dealers, 301s c;
prints. 11ac; extra frsts. CSC. firsts.
Csc; seconds. &c; diaries. extra, &c;
nrsts. 25c: seconds. csc; No. 1 ladies'.
CSC; packing stock, 22c.&
Eggs-Receipts. 1906 cases; miscel-
laneous lots, cases included. 10 II q zoe;
cases returned. 19G191sc; ordinary
4rsts, 2oc; firsts. must be 10 per cent
fresh. 21G21Ac: extras. candled for
city trade. 23hc; No. / dirties, 1sc;
checks. 1sc. Q
Potatoes-Receipts. 14s cars; Wis
consin. s1.1s@1.24; Michigan. $3.50
1875, Minnesota. s1.23aI.25.
New potatoes-Fiorfda reds. $2.2s per
hamper.
veaI--5o to so ID. weights. 7@7hc;
so to so lbs. slz @sAc. IS. to 100 lbs,
az @1o11c.
Dressed beef--Ribs, No. /. 1sc:. No. /
ioins. 241kc; No. l round, 1ohc; No.
chucl<s. SC; No. / plate, &c.
Live poultry-Turkeys per Id. 14c;
chickens. fowls. lac; ROSTERS. 1oc;
springs. lee; geese 10c: ducks. 15c.
Beans - Pea beans. hand picked
choice. s2.ss: prime. $3.50; red kidney
fancy, s2.5o; white. kidney. s3oo;
brown Swedish. long, 81. 90; round. s2.25
Green svegetables-Aspara per
box, s3.00Q5.0e; beets, soc per, sack
cabbage. per bril- $3.50 q 400; carrots. 81
q soc per sack: cucumbers. doz. s1.25 a
Ills: cauIifiower, s1.25 G3.s5 per box
celery. $500 a 600; horseradish. 35 q sos
per doz stalks: lettuce. head. per brl
$500 900: leaf, 15@171zc case; mush.
rooms, 15qs5c per lb; onions. s4.2;
per 100 lbs; parsley $4,000 500 pei
brI; peppers, crate. s2-0o@2.25; radish-
es, IL q 4oc per doz; spinach, 5000 OF
per bril-; pfep1ant. per box, s2.00; string
beans. $500 "a 400 per hamper: tomatoes
s.. 90 a 800 per crate; turnips, s125 pei
tub; watercress. 5 q15c per doz
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
A USEFUL
FIRE ENGINE

To the local fire engine East Chi
cago householders in the district
known rs the south side owe the fact
that their sewers have not one and all
backed up on them.
The main sewer in Magoun avenue
caved in between 150th and 151st
street on Sunday. AS almost all of
the laterals on the south side empty
into this 1t looked like a serious prob
lem until the fire engine was thought
Of The cavs-in was located and the
fire engine set to work to act as
pump. and in this way the sewer has
been kept about level. In the mean
time the break is being repaired and
1t is not expected that the engine win
be kept much longer in its present ca
pacity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
cu]1SAHHI ]lvlS] 1i]Y
SCHNEIDER.
lots and 2. blk 1, williams

SCHNEIDER
Lots and 2. blk I, williams
add. Indiana Truck Farm Co.
to T. n. Hendryx .s 145
INDIANA HARBOR
Lot 8, blk 8. Sd add, Adam Wicsak
to John A. Carlson. 400
Lots l to IA, resub blk i, Park
add, East Chicago Co to Bar
ney Cohen
Lot SO. blk %, Calumet Co.'s re-
sub blks 26 to IS. Park add.
Calumet Co. to Henry Abel LOO
Lot %. blk 3. 4th add, Harbor
Bldg. Co. TO Robert NJ. Black $500
Lot %. blk 1s. 5th add. Antonette
Tomanovich ct al to John A.
LARSON 1900
Lots 81 to 20. blk It. End add.
Ansel G. Slocomb to School
City, East Chicago. 1.35s. IS
GARY.
Lot II, blk 2, End jackson Park
add. Andrew B. SeroczynsIi to
August Matthias - 225
Lots 80 and 40. blk 10. Geo. &
VIM Earle's End Glen Park
add, Charles s. Haney to
Frank Leskovc .--.--...--.-.. 1000
Lot 10, blk 4. Gary Park End add,
Gary Realty Co. to Edmund A.
Fl. Kayser Ia
Lot IS. blk 4. Gary Park end add,
Albert Q. Hinkfe to same as
last deed ~
HAMMOND.
Lots % and "a, Stafford & frank
les End add, Valeria Horner to
Dora Groat -..-.--...-.-... List
Lot s, blk 4. rediv. Hoffman's list
add. Lake e. Porter Land and
Investment Co. TO Mrs Chris
tin Mulligan .. Il
TOLI1ESTON
Lot SO, blk 16. Oak Park add,
Harry B. Barker to John Babik est
Lot 80, blk Is. C. T. L. & l. Co.'S
9Th add. Frank n. Gavit to
| Nick Stilinovich - 45t
Lot 5, blk 1, c. T. l. & l.. Co.'S
| 9Th add, Same last deed to
| Voss Dubroja ............ 45i
WHITING.
Lots / to %, blk / blk 2, ex lots
! to 10: blk 4. ex. south S7a IT.
| east of alley; blks 3, 5. 6, For
| syth's Sheffield SUBJ oliver o.
/ Forsyth to Hattie o. Forsyth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-26
WELFARE OF STREET
IS CONSIDERED
Two Improvement Associa-
tions Are Merged
Into One.

Washington street property owners
met at the Gary hotel last night and
discussed lot Of things affecting the
welfare of that street. They also elect
ed new officers and merged the south
end and north end Washington street
associations into the Washington street
property owners Improvement assocfa-6
ton. 800
z. c. Simpson presided at last nj IS
meeting. The sentiment was to 4
the city officials rush the openin s
the street through the track elevat NJ
In case a street car company is Wi E
to run down the street property ow rs
will give feet of sidewalk spacl 3
either side In order to make the Stree
broad enough. IN
H H Highlands was elected presi-
dent. Rudolph Marasz, vice president,
G. S. Widholm. secretary. and Alfred
Anchors. treasurer.