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The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

Last Sunday Dr. and Mrs. John
Evans and two little children, OF
Beaumont, Tex, arrived IN this
city to spend some time Al 1hf
home of Mrs. Evans parents, MI.
and Mrs. Adolph MestayeT, near
this city.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

The storm Of last week was
speciall, severe on the pear Or
eh,ras If this section QUAINT
ties of the green fruit were whip
ned off the trees
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22
NJ. Il. CHURCH, so.
Services:

Services:
sunday School. ....... 30 IN
Preaching. Rev. K. u.
Wynn, T. r. ........ l:oo 4. N.
Junior EpwortIl League, 300 ? ID.
Senior Epw0rth League, 6:1, =. III
Preaching, Rev X II
Wynn ...............s 500 p N
A cordial invitation ~ extended
to oil.
Quarterly Conference will be
held today, Saturday, June -, AT
800 P. NJ. A tull attendance ot
the Board il desired.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

There Is no horse liniment more
effective fol. animal flesh than
BALLARD'S SNOW IlNiMhAs,i,
nor is there any healing remedy
for tho human body only, that y
milder or more cffiaaeiols II ~
action. It heals the sores 81
wounds Of man and beast. Price
2ic, SOC and ~ 90 per bottle.
SOLD BT ESTORGE DRUG GO.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22
For Job Printing 90 to Millard's
+. r. MiLLARD, The Printer
FOR SALE:

Fairbanks Gasoline Engine, I
horsepower, III service about J months
practically new. This engine & oiler-
ed to quick buyer At $500, f. Q =.
cars, Lafayette. For further par'icn-
lars apply to r. q. BDu liE,
o. -. II Lafayette, ~.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

The Loraanville Dramatic lihh
cave their performance, ~ on
Rack last night under the aus
pices OF the N. / High Schooi
Athletic Assn, at the Elks!i heas'ss
to large and appreaciative an-
dience.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

Master Clarence A. Colgin, nov
If New Orleans, came up on Mon
day to spend his two weeks vdea-
ton with relatives ana Ir'e1d''
here. his old home. ne ls employ
ed in one of the Crescent '''9
banks.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

Miss Winnie Riggs and MISS
S,ead left last Saturday for New
Orleans. Miss Riggs is the gu's'
If her sister, who is employed ~
the Crescent City. Mlss Steaa
will take up course III ar. a.
Tulane.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

The Commencement exercises
Of the New iberia High School
took place on last Friday evening
at the Elk's Theatre.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

We will offer you clubbing rates
on any two (or more magazines
YOU NAV have a fancy for. Our
rates are as low as the lowest Of
fered by any house III America.
Tell us your wants and We will fig
urc the price for you.
MILLARD'S NEWS DEPOi.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22
Use the TRAVELLERS
RAILWAYGUIDE
PRICE rs CENTS
4a1 s. DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO

Gas in the stomach comes from
food which mas icrmentcde Get nd
Of this badly sdigested food a.
quickly AZ possible il you wonld
avoid a bilious attack HERB Ne IS
the remedy YOU need. IT cleanscs
and strengthens the stomach, liver
and bowels, and restores energy
and cheerfnIness. Price 3ttc.
SOLD BY ESTORGE DRUG 20
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

] Or 1 doses 6G6 will break any
case oE Chill, anb<Fever; i acts
On the liver fbetfer than Calomel'
and does notfripe or sIckeh. zsc
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

livery firm should conduct all of lis outside
business affairs the long distance lines OF the
Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company In
corporated, which places anyone III direct connec-
ton with every important city and town III the
United States. The proper way of economically
conducting your business affairs. Send and &c
ceive message at the time. personal ifl-
tervscw ia more convincing than a letter. Call
our long distance operator for any information in
regard to rates and connections.
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH Co.. Inc.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

Mr.. John Dnrand, Of 81. Martin
narish was a visitor TO this city
on Sunday. The protection 'eNr'
on his place having broken, ~
lost a part Of his crop by Hood va
ter.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22
CRYING FOR HELP.

Lots of It in New Iberia But Daily
Growing Less.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

Prof. l.. A. Valet returned
Thursday from a visit 10 ha'oh
Rouge. where he had gone 10 AZ
tend a meeting Of the State ass"
citation Of Teachers.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

The kidneys often cry for help.
Not another organ in the whole
body more delicately constructed !;
Not one more important to
health.
The kidneys-s.@--ths filters of
the blood.
When tbfY-fai the bhQd be-
comes fo4 ind p61seQous.
There dak be NJ he ilth Where
there is pRis6eed lood.
BackachAis/one hf>thc fpequent
indications kidney troYble.
1t is often fha kidns5a' cry for
help. Heed it.
Read what Doan's Kidney Pills
have done for overWorked kid
neys.
Proof of merit in the following
statement.
Frank Husbands, Morgan City
La. saws: II have used DOans
Kidney Pills and can highly recon-
mend them, as they brought me
Ereat relief from kidney trou-
hlc." o
For sale by all dealers. Pr'ce D
cents.
Fostsr- -Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents Tor the Unitee
States.
Remember the name-Doans-
and take no other.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22
PERSON AIS.


Mrs. Edgar i. Cherry, of JeaHe
Hull.
I
II, i n Weeks left on Ihn,
lav for 4 visit oi 4 feN DAYS to
Mr.. Gus Marie contenplatcs
moving, with his family, 70 lexas
to make his home.
Mr.. A. G.. Lobdeli Of the i y
4 X X was busy VISITOR To-
this city on Tuesday.
lativcs ana friends il Lahn
Charles this week
Mr. I, Y. Duyrey, ol New ol
with relatives and irlchtt4 III New
btla.
Mrs. Willie Patout, d r4tont
Vile, was visitor 10 her patefbl
week.
Mss u D.enir accompanied h1
h.r little ni...s Mls4r, " Nerks,
,,o,,.v.d ~ .I.,nrrette on Monday
-
Mr. " i bernard vas .tsltol
!, III. nnn.r mar, Of ST Martins
n,r,sh On w edncsday, also visit
mo IL. Ansn II Huttc oil fields.
NJ, I..,,ux l. smith left for
h.r home At Baton Kouge on Mon
I,v after . visit Of several days
70 h.r sister Mrs A. Il. Murray
'''' "''' 80 mn,,l..
t1Js, NiAUi Sl'S'''''t,
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

Mr.. G. b DcHellevnr, an attof
ney of Crowley and candidate :oi
district attorney for Lafayette ana
Acadia parishes, visited his bfo'h
er here last week.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22
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The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22
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The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

Mrs Jno, I. White, who has
been critically i'll for several days,
il improving. If the good wishes
of her many friends can avIl she
will recover rapidly.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

Miss Mabel Springer, OF Blue
field, after spending two months
az the guest Of Mrs. ). y. pt.
Bellevue, left for New Orleans
last week.
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-22

Mrs Ledoux + Smith lelt lof
her home at Baton Rouge on Mon
day. after visit of several days
to her sister, Mrs A. Il MnlIay
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
DETROIT MINISTER
OPENS CONVENTION

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. e.-The
eighth annual Michigan Presbyterian
synod opened last evening with an adj
dress on Church Efficiency" by the
Rev. William T. Jaquess. moderator
OF the Presbyterian synod In Detroit.
Besides the opening divine SER
vice and DIR. Jaquess' address Rev
Moses Breeze addressed the confer
ence. taking as his subject, Some
problems OF home missions" This Is
a subject which will be watched with
considerable interest little later In
the conference.
Although the synod opened ofici-
ally last night, the real business or
the body did not commence until this
morning. II is expected that about
four hundred pastors and prominent
laymen will be here before the day Is
over
In the morning session the reports
OF the Sunday school and home mis-
sions board we're followed by discus
sions. Along with routine business
the reports OF the eyangelistic CON-
mittee and the Y. p. s. c. e. will be
heard at the afternoon session, which
will be followed by an eyangeiistic
conference.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
BRENNON TELLS HOW
HE CATCHES CROOKS

Detective Walter ]. Brennon, the
Burns operative who trapped the aid.
ermen by Offering them brides, gave
On interesting talk before the Mems
club in st. Joseph's Episcopal church,
woodward and Holbrook-aves., Tues.
day night. telling his audience how
lie operates.
He narrated many Incidents show
ing bis skill in gaining the confidence
Of those whom he was sent after. One
OF these experiences he said led him
70 Join a Presbyterian church. though
he asserted, he is Roman Catholic
and become a member OF the Bible
class and choir. All this was to gain
confidence OF a certain young lady
who was In the confidence Of certain
members OF the Board Of Education
whom he desired to trap. At one time
he assumed the name Of Bray and
Joined a swell golf club to catch a
gilded youth who was flying too high
In financial matters. II amused his
audience when he said the Boys al
the club affectionately called him
Donkey" Bray.
Congressman Doremus gave an In
teresting and instructive talk on the
Panama canal. ts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
ORDERS TENANTS OF
VICE HOUSES EvICTED

I CHICAGO. Oct. S.-Owners and
agents OF property used for immoral
purposes were promised immunity
today by States Attorney Wayman IL
they would evict their tenants.
This action would relieve the courts
of the hundreds Of cases now pending
before them as result OF the whole
Fale raids in the vice district Mr.,
waynran said his purpose to stamp
oft organized vice in Cook county
would be. accomplished without prose-
cutions II possible. Letters notifying
owners that they must evict their
illegal tenants or be prosecuted were
sent out today from his ONCE.
Harrison b. Riley and Joseph NJ.
Dali, heads Of the Chicago Title e
Trust Co, arraigned on the charge Of
leasing property for Illegal purposes.
were freed-of the charge when II was
shown that the house in question is
owned by another Chicago million-
lie viii be required to answer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
Coz. WtksoH Replies
~. 70 Col Ro0seDeh

! KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 9--Gov.
Wilson, in his speeches at Topeka,
Kansas, and here. last night, replied
to Col Roosevelt's request at Albany
n. Y. that the Democratic nominee
sprove or retract the declaration that
the United States Steel corporation is
behind the third party program for
regulating trusts"
The governor reiterated that the
steel corporation was behind the
third party pf6gram IN thought and
added that he knew nothing of any
financial support. He made a new
attack on the tariff policies of both
his opponents. a Is
81 understand from the newspa-
pers," said Gov. Wilson in his Topeka
speech, ethat Mr.. Roosevelt was dis
tressed by my suggestion the other
day that the United States Steel cor
poration, was back OF his plan for con-
trolling the trusts 49,
"He interpreted myTsmark to mean
that they were, supporting him with
their money. 7 was not thinking abou.
money. do not know whether they
are supporting him with the money
or not; -it.-does not make any differ
ence. what meant was they are
supporting him with their thought,
and their thought Is NOT our thought.
! meant-and ! say again that the kind
of control which he proposes is tbs
kind OF control that the United Statoa
Steel corporation wants
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
SEVEN AMERICANS DIE
IN CRUSHING REVOLT

WASHINGTON, Oct. "Details or
the surrender of the town OF Leon
sunday by Nicaraguan revoiutionists
TO American marines and sailors un-
der Lieut-Col Long, and the loss OF
three American lives through the
treachery Of drunken rebels, were re-
ceived at the state department yes
terday from Minister Weitzel at Man
aqua.
The deaths Sunday brought the
total of Americans killed by the rebels
to seven, the loss Of four at Barranca
hill, on the road to Leon, having been
previously reported.
In his advices to Minister Weitzel,
Read.Admiral Switzerland said he ex-
pected peace in the republic within a
month. The chief revolutionary
bands have been crushed, and their
leaders captured and exiled.
The men who were killed at Leon:
Roy c. Morgan, turret captain on
the Colorado, son Of Mrs. s. M. Olson,
Los Angeles, Cal.
George o. Burgess, ordinary sea-
man, Colorado, son of Ora Burgess,
MINI.
Marine Private John Bartels, broth
er OF Annie Puttcomer, Melrose Park,
Cook county, Ills.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
NEW YORK COTTON
THINK THIRD ABSTRACT
COMPANY NECESSARY

The abstract question cropped up
again in the monthly meeting OF the
Detroit Real Estate board. In the
Hotel Cadillac. Tuesday evening, and
after a discussion which engendered
considerable heat. a motion to APP
roint committee to study plans for
forming a third abstract company TO
take care of the abstract business
was carried.
c. NJ. Burton, OF the Burton Alb
stract Co. likened the abstract situa-
ton to the street car situation and
tell, the real estate men that the In
crease in business was entirely re-
sponsible for the delay In handling
abstracts.
After the abstract question was dis
posed OF the members listened 10 rep
resentatives OF the three political par
ties. Edward C. Shields, chairman OF
the Democratic state central commit
tee. opened for the Democratic party,
Frcf. Ralph II. Ferris, chairman OF
the Wayne county Progressive COM
mittee, spoke for the Bull Moose side.
and Fred f. Dewey spoke for the Re
publican party.
George T. Bader. treasurer. report
ed a balance of $4,000 on hand, and
on motion of John IT. Tigchon, OF the
executive committee OF the national
association OF real estate exchanges.
500 was appropriated TO the work or
the national committee. A committee
was appointed to consider the ques-
ton of permanent quarters for the
association.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09

June. usSs sltted early June. siib per
dor s
reed --Iohbing prices In 100 -lb; sacks;
Bran. sea: coarse mlddlings VS. me
cracked corn, $3.50; corn and oat
Fious-josbinE prices: Best MIehl-
san, patent. $3.50 straight, $3.50: clear,
$3.50; pure rye. 80; spring patent' se'eo
Hsrdvare-Nails. ss.s5 case: plain
annealed wire. t2.20 per cwt.; galvan-
tied barbed wire, Sass per spool; gal
single bit axes. bronzed. 1850 per doz;
polished, 50 per don; black sheets, ~
per cwt: carriage bolts. small. 10 per
cent on; large. so per cent on list; ma
large. GO SV per cent on list
OIls-Raw linseed, Toe; boiled lin
seed. Tic; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. l0hc; perfection. lie: Eocene,
isc; Crown gasoline, ise per gar
Provisions pork, t2o; family.
S2O023. medium. clear SCI .50@ 3S.b0
hams. ISIS a Ice; briskets. l2h ala hc;
shoulders, ls%e; picnic hams, 1se ba-
kettle rendered. 13&c per lb.
sugars-Corrected daily by W. II.
Edgar & Sons; Crystal Dominoes.
lbs, ss.Ts: do. his. ss2S: Eagle Tab
XXXX powdered, Sc; standard pow
dered. sh.s5; granulated. extra coarse,
$3.50 do fine In bunk. s555: do 25-ib,
cottons. $3.50; diamond A, 1895; con-
fectionsrs' A. $3.50; No. !. sSbs; No z.
:: sss no. No. 1888: $685. No. No, $50; no. no. s.
s5s5: No 9. $500: No. 10. t5.15: No. IL.
$40; No y, s5.ob; No. "a, 50; No. ~.
household powdered lib. cartons. IS
20 case, ta75 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
FINE WEATHER AND
GREAT CROWD FOR GAME
(continued from Page One).

this afternoon. His was a hard task.
He must needs face the willy. heady,
experienced Mathewson, who had the
advantage of yesterdays pitching
mistakes by Tesreau and the advan-
tage of his many worlds series games
to help him retrieve the Giants loss.
II was regarded as more than pos
sihle that in the event OF Collins be
ing sent to the slab by Stahl change
In the Giant lineup would be made in
order TO throw in another right-hand
batter against the Boston side
wheeler. Ii Is expected that Deyore,
weak against a southpaw pitcher
would be replaced in left field by
Snodgrass, Becker relieving the lat.
ter at center For the Sox CarriGan
vas counted on TO replace Cady be
hind the plate.
Play will be called at p. M, to-
DAY and while II is not likely that the
Sox will approach the turnout at the
Brush Stadium yesterday, the s. X.
o.. promises to be hungout before the
call OF play.
The early indications were that al
records for crowds at Fenway park
NOuiO DC SindSncu. ~ idUAH oo wv
New York fans are, they have little
on the Bostonians. Despite the crue'
criticisms that are made that the Bos-
ton Beaneaters talk OF baseball i'll
terms that none but college profes.
sor can understand. they hoop and
hooray just as wildly as do uhe
Giants supporters.
The two managers and the mem
bers OF both teams failed to show the
least fear that they would lose the
series in their talks after yesterday s
game. McGraw said that the series
had only just begun. Stahl was con.
tent to rest on his arms and say that
the outcome was as he expected and
babe his fans remember that he pre-
dicted the winning of the series just
as confidently as he had predicted
the winning of the first game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
GIRL IS WORKING 4
WAY AT U. OF M.
Though Born to Luxury, Miss
Magee Knows How to
Meet Adversely

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Oct. 9.--Helen
Magee. OF Easton, Pa, has returned
to the University OF Michigan 10 en-
ter upon her third year. Though born
TO a life of luxury. she will pay her
entire college expenses this year, as
she has in previous years. from her
as a stenographer and type
writer. She works in that capacity for
many members OF the faculty. she
also writes theses for students and
copies the law students briefs.
Az the age OF Is. Miss Magee grad
uated from her home high school With
a scholarship In an eastern girls
school Then her father failed in
business, and she was told she would
have to give up her collage ambition.
When she suggested that she might
be able TO work her way through some
college her family were horrined.
Nevertheless she persisted and learn,
ed stenography. Her first position
was in a railway Office, and there she
stayed until she had saved $500
enough TO pay for railroad fare. tnt
ton. books, etc. until she could get
SOuctulub 10 uO o. AhO thh'Nsea.s
here, which she had chosen partly
because the course was cheap.
She arrived here one morning. and
before night had not only entered the
university and settled herself In
room, but she had a job as steno-
grapher to a member OF the faculty
Chen she started upon the course
she has pursued ever since--classes
in the morning. dictation In the after
noon. an hour for recreation after din,
ner. study till IL. and then work at
the typewriter. She has never had
a real vacation H..
The past summer she was employ
ed as stenographer in an eastern law
ONCE.
Her work in the classroom has not
suffered through her other activities,
for her markings have been excel
lent, and she is working for Phi
Beta Kappa ky. She is always well
groomed and stylishly dressed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 9.--Harvey
Edgar, of Grand Haven, has located
in Chicago his sister, from whom he
was separated when child. When
their mother died, Edgar. who is now
co, and his sister, we're sent TO the
state home at Coldwater. Edgar was
adopted by a farmer, After becom.
Inc of age he travelled about the coun
try, finally locating In Grand Haven
His sister is said 20 be the wife OF ?
prosperous Chicago business man.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-09
TO TRY TO COLLECT
TAXES FROM D.U. R.
Corporation Counsel Instructed
to Get Busy: $500, 900 Al
legged To Be Due

Corporation Counsel Lawson. was
instructed by the council, TUESDAY
night, 10 collect from the D.. . r.
about 100000 In taxes which City
Treasurer Koch reported as unpaid.
The sum of ,T7s.42 is represented
in personal assessments which have
been standing against the company
for several years and which they have
repeatedly refused to pay, claiming
that the rental paid for the use OF
the lines where franchises have eX-
PRED takes the place OF taxes.
The city treasurer reported to the
council that the company has refused
to pay the 81 freight tax on 21.S7O
trips made by freight cars In and out
OF the city from May L. 1911 10 April
80. 1912 Mr.. Koch understands that
the company refuses TO pay the Tax
on the ground that the ordinance PRO-
yiding for the tar expired Nov. IA.
1909, although the company continued
to pay up TO May 1. 1871. The new
ordinance raising the tar To 50 for
a round trip OF each freight car was
passed June IL, and Mr.. Koch inform
ed the council that the company has
refused TO paw this. The action OF
the council brings the matter TO a
focus and suit may be started by the
counsel to collect the
money. The resolution was intro
duced by Aid. sherman Littlefieid
\ The. council adopted Q resolution
by Aid. Walsh. looking to
an investigation OF the reported short
age In the coal supply and the in
crease in prices. A special commit
tee consisting OF Aid. Burton, Harp
FER. Littlefield, O'Brien and Field, was
appointed to make the Investigation.
A week previous Aid. Lodge had
the council adopt a resolution request.
Ing the committee on health TO in.
vestigate the increase In the price Of
milk. The committee reported, Tues
day night. that the subject was one
for the prosecutor to investigate and
the matter was referred to him. The
announced in The Times,
last Saturday. that the grand jury for,
which he viii ask the county super
visors to appropriate money, next.
Monday, will investigate the alleged
milk and coal combines.
The contract for the erection OF
new asphalt plant was awarded to
& Berner. OF Indianapo-
lis, on the recommendation OF Com
missioner Haarer.