New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-09-27

Lave Oak School ........,....2t
Magnolia School .........ls
u Madison School ............. Z
nc East Side School ....... .
10 total .,.,,,,....,,,..,,.1.0l
This Is large increase owe
former years and indication
point 10 n larger enrolment dur
ing the next two months.
Exclusive STYLES received daily
Come aud see king Bros.
For the past two months
carpenters have been busy an
g der the supervision Of n commit,
tee composed Of Mcssrs VIM
'iassallc. A. j Maumus. Alphons,
I Davis and others Of the lhcri,,
Spanish Lake Club completing
the beautiful Club House which
: spans over that lovely bod, OF
water. Now that it has been
finished IN accordance with the
, plans and specifications Of Mr.. 4.
) W. Crosby. the members. most
of whom reside IN New Iberia
can feel rompllmentcd on HAVING
one of the most comfortable club
houses IN this section Of the
state. where fish is served To the
guests with only few hours no
ticc, Once the Trolley is com
pleted to that point putting il
within easy access of the members
the Curb will become more popu-
lar and the membership more
numerous
Window glass cut to any siae
wanted, Bertrand Lumber Go
We have received from Sec
rotary of State llohert copy of
Act No. | Of the General Assem-
bly, as passed AT the recent SEES
sion of 1913. providing for the
submission to the people of the
proposition to hold const,tu.
tonal convention on November
10th at Baton Rouge This to.
scther with blank nomination
papers have also been sent to
the chairman Of thr Parish |
Nemncratic Committee. Hon. \
j. Maumus and to the Clerk of
Court Leblanc. We are pleased
to state that this Parish will he
free of a primary election which
will necessarily save the Parish
considerable expense due to there
being only one candidate in the
field. Up to the present writing
we know of no one willing 70
submit his name other than Sen
ator Burke who has been induced
to serve in that capacity,
Moss Club Sauce now i5c. R"y
a bottle.
Hon Horace i. Gates came
near meeting with an accident
last Friday evening that might
have manned him for life. as it
was. the gentleman was brought
home on a stretcher in an uncon.
scious condition from the corn
mill of Gates \ Muller.
II seems Mr.. Gates was giving
tn, machinery trial run when
one of the large belts that ope
rate an overhead pulley flew off.
him across the head and
arm. knocking him to the floor !
Of the mill in an unconscious t
from which he had to
he taken home and put in care
Of his family physician. Mr. t
Gates remained in that state until I
the next morning and for a time
it was feared he had met with in
ternal injuries. A critical eX-
the next day however,
satisfied his family and friends ;
hat he was out of danger. lie .
is still confined to his room. hn' .
rom all reports he is expected
cut at an early date, !,
Stolen--A childs automobile.
,olor blue. Small reward If re- 9
urned to home Of Mrs. Ann T
lewis, q
-"Boueht and Paid For" by :
leo. Broadhurst. will be seen !;
,cre soon. IL you like II play 2
hat grips you and holds you-a s
,lay dealing with people that a
i've around you and near you IN
life. you must not miss
eeing Bought and Paid For.
his play has gained recognition
o widespread that it is not easy s
o purchase seats without speak :,
ny for them in advance. The -
lay. itself. impresses the spec =
ators with the naturalness Of its \
erious theme. while sweeping =
hem with prolonged gusts OF
aughter at it's incisive humorous :;
transformations and episodes :, :,
a the lighter passages Mr.. Broad ), Al
urst has received generous ere y
il for having created the char .
cter Of Jimmy Gilley. the sell
sh and egotistical little barnacle, =
tho fastens himself to his mil "
ionaire brother-m- law, and be- u
ewes he is worth more than the -
10000 weekly salary he receives, ,o
ven after his employer SMILING ~
assures him that when his CT
alue actually comes to $1,000
eek his income will come to OF
200 90. "But. explains the an- NJ