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places of like character be removed
therefrom.
(2l That all wooden tubs, graf.
ings. wooden ice-boxes and barrels be
abolished and proper sanitary fixtures
Of some imperyious material be in.
stalled in place thereof.
(3) That the makai end OF the
markets be torn out to allow a free
circulation of air.
t4) That all lean-toS and built-in
areas be abolished.
Isl That while the installation of
proper and adequate sewer facilities
for the disposal of the market wastes
would be ide2l, it is felt by the board
that, for obvious reasons, the present
drain system should be allowed to re-
main, but that the same be remodeled
and sanitary fixtures installed consist.
ing of sinks and sewers, with ap-
proved flushing devices. So #>~ i
cd That the keeping of live fowls
at the markets be prohibited.
ca That the office of the fish
inspector, Es it is now located, and
constructed is considered menace
to the markets and should be moved
to a location in the market where the
inspector would be readily accessible
to any person.
(Sl That the present toilet facili-
ties be condemned and abolished and
an adequate sanitary system installed
in place thereof. s
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STUDYING Plan
FOR CONCERTED
WORK BUREAU

Arthur T.. Larimer. head of the en-
ployment work Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, this morning
commenced preliminary study of the
local institutions doing employment
work for men and boys. with view
to introducing cooperation into the
new plan of central employment
bureau for Honolulu which has been
proposed by the Associated Charities.
end which is now under consideration
by the Merchants Association and the
Chamber of Commerce.
The action of the board of directors
of the associated Charities at re-
cent meeting was twofold: the pro
ject Of central employment bureau
was endorsed and Bertram Won Damn
was delegated to present the plans To
the local commercial bodies for en-;
dorsement. Tie other plan was the
placing of the responsibility of find.
ing work for men ana boys upon tbs
Young Mems Christian Association,
and that for women and girls upon
the charities. In order to make this
temporary scheme success, il has
been found necessary for these organi
sations TO make use of other institu
lions interested in employment work
and to invite their support and coop
Grafton. II is also necessary for those
who are able to furnish employment
to cooperate with the new undertake
ing.
The report OF the employment CON
mission. appointed by the president oil
the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton last winter to make a study of
the local employment situation fo1
r,an and boys, is CT great value in
helping to solve the present enlloy-
leent problems. All the work now be-
ing carried On by those assisting IN
finding employment will prove 2
great help.
"A report upon the proposition OF 9.
central employment bureau viii soon
come from the committees of tho
Merchants Association and the Cham.
her Of Commerce. TO Whichsth the matter
was referred, and if the endorsement
OF these organizations is forthcoming.
the board of directors Of the Associ
ated Charities will take Immediate
steps to develop the proposed plans.
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HAWAII DOESN'T GET sAxToN

The Portland 0regonian of October 5 con.
tains piece Of news that, read from the inside,
is of considerable interest to Hawaii The news
as from Washington, TO the effect that F. NJ.
Saxton, an attorney of Portland, has been ap,
pointed 81 S. district attorney at Nome, succeed
inc b. S. Rodey, whose resignation was demand.
ed for the good Of the service. ~
few people in Honolulu know that ATTORNEY
Saxton has been for many years law partner of
Will r. King, Democratic national committee,
man for Gregdns Saxton is the Portland attor,
ney who was favored by John HI Wilson, the
democratic committeeman for Hawaii, for the
district attorneyship here, the position to which
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IN PUBLIC OFFICE

As fully expected, the territorial grand jury
clears the county attorneys office of
the ugly charges involving the use of thousand
dollars to secure the dropping of the. Chun Kim
SUIT case Mr. Cathcart took the right action in
asking that the grand jury look into the charges
imHlediately they were made, and the grand jury
went thoroughly into the circumstances. It is
part of the penalty Of holding office that public
officials are sometimes accused of things for
which they are not responsible and which only
Indirectly concern their administration. In the
long run, however, public. opinion will refuse
even to entertain suspicion against an efficient
officer who is not only personally scupulous but
who surrounds himself with subordinates-o OF as
high personal character as his own. That is one
of the precautions that save officials from even
whispered hint of wrong-doing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20
At
WAIALUA OPENED
WITH BIGLuAU

Between $50 and j Is residents oil
Waialua and vicinity and visitors from
all parts OF the island attended The big
luau on Saturday that celebrated the
opening of: the new coufthouse Many
city offtGais inotored down for the
luau; intact the city hall VAS pfac-
tically deserted all DAT {
Mayor Fern was POSTMASTER at The
luau and confessed this morning that
he called ON eyerybody nresent. be be-
,lieved, for speech Ehe quantity OF
food furnished the guests was enor-
nous and all the visitors report a
good time. Judge Archie 8. Mahaulu,
the Waialua magistrate ard we'll
known thr0ughout the lind. was one
of the principal speak Hrs and X
pressed the appreciation Of the Waia-
Iua district residents for fhsir new
structure s q ss
The luau took place m the hall near
the courthouse, and there was d plan
on foot to kidnap deputy City and
County Attorney p l. Weaver so that
he would miss the eating and the
speeches. He was enticed into a cell
in the prison division of the court
house and the lock was snapped How
ever, the captors relented and let Dep
uty Weaver. out with the impression
that he had been accidentally, locked
in. -.
Ewa's new courthouse has been fin
ished, and as soon as the yard is
cleaned up and grassed, Eva people
are going to give luau that they say
will surpass that at Waialua !.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20
THE MORE THE BETTER

The convention Of mill engineers, the serious
part of which began this morning, is bound to
benefit the territory to a marked degree The
mill experts have gone at their work in the spirit
of open minded desire to improve their division
Of the sugar producing industry, They are seek.
ers after new and more efficient methods. They
combine enthusiasm with that kind of ability
which grapples with the truth and nothing but
the truth BY all odds, there should be a con.
vention Of this kind every year. s.
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While bystanders we're trying to revive half.
afternoon, a japanese was trying to read the
printed directions for the operation of the pdl-
motor stored at the Moana bathhouse. No
stretcher could be found, no blankets were in the
police ambulance The timely arrival of a ply
stefan saved the mans life It is quite right to
urge the improvement of the beach, the removal
or covering-up of the coral outcroppngs, etc, but
how about the precautions on shore? lis it i'm
possible for the beach lighthouses, frequented by
thousands of bathers, to have ready not only APP
plianees for first-aid work but also attendants
with some knowledge of what to do in an emer-
gency? .z- ~
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Wchmon 5,
Jewelers

M. C.sPACHECO: The clock that
] presented to the Waialua courthouse
vas given to commemorate the fact
that for number Of years lived IN
that district. When ! first came to
the country as a boy Of nine lived
there and will always have an aloha
for that section of The island.
: WILL MILES Ny idea OF pre-
cinct committeeman Is a man who win
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EDITOR

few days ago. AT least, such is the story among
the Democratic leaders. Will r. Kings faith
fulness to the Democratic cause has already led
to his appointment as law officer of the recla-
nation service. He has been interested in this
work for years and is recognized as an able and
energetic lawyer. Saxton's appointment to the
federal office at Nome indicates that an agree
ment has been reached with regard to the d;stri-
button of patronage satisfactory to the party
s.higherEpS" on the mainland.
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lendeavor to carry out the wishes OF
Ills precinct. and hence when am
instructed how TO vote By my club. 1
vote that way, even though some.
times DO nci personally take the Same
position.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

AS an apostle of peace, Andrew Carnegie
should give ND his title as Laird of Skibo and
possession of Skibo title without struggle.
But he won't. So
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For a. city almost in the scene of desperate
conflict between the Reds and the Blues, Homo
lulu appears remarkably serene.
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FIFTY DAYS ON THE RocKPILE

The Portland authorities evidently do no
hesitate to act when the law against the sale Q
liquor to persons already intoxicated is violated
Read this from the Oregonian
r. r. warinner. manager Of the opera house laun-
dry, Second and Flanders streets, was ordered out
Of the saloon of Joseph Smith the street Fri
day, when he charged thatEthe bartender had sold
liquor to two employees of the laundry while the
employees we're under tae Influence of liquor He
swore out a warrant to that effect later.
Yesterday Smith came to- court and was fen-
fenced to SO days on the rockpiIe. When he was
searched before being locked up q watch which IS
said to. be not his own was found on him. The de-
tectiyes irving to locate the owner of the time
piece Smith filed notice Of appeal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

The standing committee of Central
Union Church will meet at 7.30 o'clock
this evening in the parlors of the
church. Matters of important bust.
ness will be transacted and full at.
tendance. Is required.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

Trouble just naturally seems to stick around
where Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst happens to be-
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Ex-Governor Sulzer announces he will ex-
pose Boss Murphy He ought to be able to do it
Murphy has exposed him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

Yoshinobr Kawamoto. indicted on
two charges Of forgery. has been
granted o reservation OF plea Until
Nopembenl2
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

E DR. Friedman is coming back with his turtle
serum, but he has no million-dOlar offer this
time T.
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DerSO,!1d.:l,
fMQh1lOf\G

SAM CARTER, the Mckinley High
School football player who received
injuries in recent practice game
which necessitated his removal to the
Queens Hospital, is reported as be-
ing in a serious condition today He
suffered a hemorrage yesterday and
another early this morning.
DR. FRED BAKER of San Diego,
Cal, accompanied by his wife, DR..
Charlotte Baker, is spending a few
days in Honolulu prior to leaving for
Guam and Manila on scientific col
lecting tour. Dr. Baker was one of
those who started the biological sta
ton at La Jolla, near San Diego, IL
years ago, that institution recently
turning over to the University Of Cali
fornia property worth 100000.
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R. r. HIND: There is no reason
why the mill engineers cannot have a
meeting of this kind every year. 1t
will be a great benefit for all the en-
gineers to assemble in convention
once year and discuss things of in
terest to US in our work.
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MAYOR FERN: TIL man who
said he'd rather be tight than Ipresi-
dent ought to have been with us Sat-
urday at Waialua. He'd surely have
loosened up to the extent of bottle
if he could have been with us at that
luau. But the only things on tap We're
water and soda-pop. and the luau was
all the better for 1t.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

CAPTAIN JOSEPH SYLVIA. The
results of Saturdays football game
was more victory than a defeat for
the High School The High men are
out to win this year, and believe the
score of the next game will be still
closer. fs@-a p II +, -@& - r.. ".
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DEPUTY CLERK ROSA: Speak
ing about football games, that one be-
tween the Puns and the Highs was
a winner, wasn't it? Did you notice
how the Highs have braced up this
year? Yes, Pm helping coach the
team, thank you. 49,.
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JAMES A. RATH: 1 hope to get
rid of 100000 Red Cross Christmas
seals this year. Il have this number
in my possession now and viii have
them distributed throughout the isl
ands within q short time.
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j. E. SHEEDY: There were sew
enty- delegates present this morning
when the convention opened at $50.
That in itself means success for our
meetings. We will all know a good
deal more about mills before we re-
turn to our homes
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SMILING BILL INMAN: The
High School certainly made plucky
show In the game against Punahou
Saturday. l believe it was the hard.
est game Punahou has fought in
years.
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MERCHANTS
GIVEN 80 DAYS
To CLEAN UP

CONTINUED frcla page onel
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LIIIIEIEIIIYIING,

3. -E. KOPKE: The mill engineers
convention is going to be a great sue
cess. Witness our morning session.
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The people may be made to follotc a path Of
acton, but they may not besmade 70 understand
II. Confucius.
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GOI1 MCCARTHY There map be
a way yat for the ffshmarket men to
get their license. They will. have 80
days toR'seleaf up. il tiiey don 90
1t in that time We will have to arrest
them. e
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01

A n candidate for the Office o,
Trustee of Finance 81 the ny "'
New Iberia, La, SUBJECT - lhe
decision Of the voters OF ms Guy,
40 will bc expressed at the polS
on Monday. June 2nd. 1913.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01
LAKE CHARLES MUST
HOLD SECOND ELECTION

Lake Charles, .Iany - 10
day, D,moci aiM primary |" he'
Ieci candidates for ,he first set 81
commissioner tUi The tity ne"
Commission Government, resulted
III no Dcmination, a second puma
~ being necessary to' all th'ee
places
The total vote Was 1888.
For Mayor:
Geo l.. Killing ...=....,.... 80
&. b Richard 80
Harry J Gealy ...,....... ...5i-
For Finance A. W. Carlson ana
q Il Gauthle, VIII he IN the see
Ond running.
For Streets: + l. Go, ham aud
| /. + Hart Will he the runiee
tauts.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01
PARISH ASSESSMENT.

Last year, At the convention held at
Alexandria in the interest Of the then
proposed Constitutional amendments
authorizing the segregation OF taxa
ton, the Governor, In his address.
called attention to the ever growing
needs OF the State for more revenue.
He quite forcefullv pointed out the
fact that the State would need, IN
1914. q revenue OF five milliO,s The
assessment Of 1911, the basis of calcu
latiOus then made, would not yield
above four millions.
This quite clearly indicated one OF
two courses: segregation; or, increas-
Cd assessments. The amendments were
lost at the polls In November-not-
withdrawing Iberia did her share in
trying TO make them effective. We al
most laid awake nights, wondering
how valuable our small posse ssions
would look to the new assessor this
year, aud how we were going to in
crease our revenue sufficiently to meet
she increased taxes
The authorities in the State Capitol,
In proportioniug the States assess.
ment TO the several parishes, have me-
titled Assessor I. A. DerOuen OF Iberia
Parish that he IL expected to return
IN assessment for this parish this yeal
total,ng Is, OOO.OoO.
A the assessment Of this parish fol
1911 amounted to $7,Sl9,il7 and fol
1912 to 81 .355, OS2 we are prompted 4
believe that Iberia has not Jared bad
" in its contribution to the States Ia,
revenue Of 1914 Instead Of having /,
stand raise Of assessment Of nea,l,
two million. the Assessor will have t
find where he can most equitably plac
an increase of but little more than
half million more than was shown ol
the 1911 rolls This increase might b
effected through the benign influ
ences NJ cqualiz atiOn Without disturb
ing the assessments Of the smalle
property holders who are, it is gene,
ally believed, already assessed disprt
porti0nately high.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01
WHAT
new IBERIA N6EDS'

communicated
THIS seems 20 he the SUBJECT 81
wherever Two ~
three of our people a1e ga h'l'"
together, and she decision lhNa''a,
bly, arrived At u Ray rolls ~
rolls" III, generally means '''
tories. Now, while New Iberia -
favorably situated f"1 factories 81
various kinds, having ample wafer
aud ,a,l tran. pn,ta'i"n, W,h'h
easy reach Of fuei on. etc yet
this il first Of all AZ agUrn'i"'h
country and il can compete WIZ"
the world in its variety an" per
fcclion of vegetables
What We need is IN open mar
ket in the North aud West, N"N
Iberia could make An cNh'h'' q
vegetables that would as'o"lSh
the natives. a caulli'oNe' re-
Gently shipped by Mr. i. }. 'ai
stens to hs son in Shreveport
weighed - lbS and measured -
inches across: and this was in md
winter. In st Lonis oI S'h'ih
natl this caulitlower would easily
bring 1Jrls am told that w"
Of these wonders can be ralStd on
one acre If ground. lax" your
prncll and figure ont results.
Can any crop ever 'a'se" oea'
thls9
| weighed u head of lettuce
from the garden of Mr. Lee Geh
er,: II was 4 luscious beauty AMI
Turned the beams at H. o2
Our more intelligent farmers
should avail themselves OF know l.
edge offered III The recent sol SUI
yey Of this parish aud make srt
c,alties of certain vegetables heS'
ADAPTED To Their particular LOCALITY
and soil: then bring the same t'
The highest state Of perfection hN
study. selection, and cultivation
Then with u live, wide awake
agent, to keep in touch with pro
iuce dealers in the North, and
with tuck growers here, 81, bet
ter still. il such a man wou'h on,
from the farmers at prices ina
would allow fair margin O
profit, and ship IN carload lets
the prosperity Of this sector
won Il be assured @ D
The farmer, making q speclalt,
Of any particular vegetable shonI'
nut his name aud address on ever,
basket or crate. In this way ~
name would become known Tor Ia
special kind Of product, and ~
fortune is made. When our farm
!, ers prosper aud when their incorn
}. IL monthly, instead OF annually
: New iberia will come into her ow
aud become attluent
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01
TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
THE CITY or NEW IBERIA

take this means of advising YOU
that I am "A candidate for the o.
flee Of Trustee Of Finance. as pro
v;dcd for under the new City Chart
err. subject to your approval, ~ me
election TO be held in the CIsN or
New Iberia on Mondey. June the
End, 1913, for the purpose Of select
inv three Trustees to govern the
affairs of your City for the ensuing
four years.
Approaching the very impoftah,
duties attached to this Office. ana
feeling myself fully capable OF dis
charging these duties 10 your en-
tire satisfaction, | ask your supper,
and trust that the results OF the
election on June 2nd will evidence
your confidence and approval In
return for this, should ! be elected
I assure you that the office o. IruH
tee OF Finance shall be conducted
along such lines as viii produce
,ar most efficient results, and !
the best of my Judgment aud ah'''-
IT,. ......- .,,,
Trusting that ! may receive your
valuable support, and assuring you
of my sincere appreciation, ! am
Yours very truly,
HARRY J. SMITH
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01
announcement.

For TRUSTEE or FINANCE
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01

3 Or . doses 666 WI bukak any
eooe u Chills & Fever Aand II tax en-
then = z tonic the Fetff will not
return. Prizes Nc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01
PIERRE ,JlBIN

The lbcrian is authorized 70 an
nOunce
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01
Your Landlord
Receives Il

from you, il you pay $1,000 pcr
month rent from the time YOU are
Is years old to go, the sum of S.
10000, which, with interest at 5 per
cent compounded annually amounts
to the enormous SUM Of S25,ooobo
This sum would build and furnish
d numberlof homes, which YOU, Mr.
Renter, are dRing for your land
lord. Why not~Pny rent to your
self? We will end YOU the money
to build or buy a home On the
monthly payment plap.| Just like
paying rent. Call at our office.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01
LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby ~ en- that those
who are subject to a cense tax. for
the year 1918, within the corporate
limits Of the City OF New Iberia, Lou
siaua, will become delinquent II their
liceL SEES are not paid to the City Col
lector on or before the first day OF
March, 1918. and the penalties. as pre-
-cr,bed by law. will be imposed and
collected.
p. JUBIN,
Collector.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01
,lels.

1918.
Ieby 4-1ardi Gras Ball al the hail
g Aasrtoa Fire Co No :. To be given
~ The company.
Feov N--At Latay cite, \ Special
1ecttoo. to determine the giving OF =
1900 bonus, a, u mills for 10 years
~ the L0uisianA Traction e Power Ca
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01

On Monday the inspecting commit
Tee Of the Police Jury approved the
heating and sanitary sewerage plan,
recently installed In the parish jai
and court house. Mr.. Greenway wa
The contractor who undertook tn,
work. Mr.. +. w. Crosby was the su
pervisiug engineer for the Parish
The Job ID declared to be very effect
I've IL desired results.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-02-01
CITY MARSHAL SALE.
%
Joe NOrres,
vs.. No. 1891.
Alfred Romero,
City Court of the City of New Ibe-
ria, and Of the Sixth Ward, Parish
Of iberia, State OF Louisiana.

Notices is hereby given that by
virtue Of writ of Fieri Facias,
issued out of the above Court in
and for the above entitled and num-
bered case and to me directed, ], Nj
J. Dominique, Marshal, have seized
and will offer for sale and will sell
al public auction to the last and
highest bidder FOR CASH on the
street i'm front of the City Hall, in
New iberia, louisiana, at 1lo'clOck,
a. m, or within the hour thereafter,
on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY list, 1918,
the following described property
to-Wit:
One ~ Sorrel Horse.
One ~ Wagon,
To pay and satisfy a Judgment
out of the said City Court for the
sum OF Seventy-seyen and 5a-106
Dollars $3.50 together with inter-
est and all costs OF these proceed
ings.
Given officially this 10Th day of
january, 1918, A. ID.
M. J. DOMINIQUE,
Marshal.