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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
CONFERENCE
ASSIGNMENTS.

The assignments for 1914 were
announced 1T Crowley on Monday
afternoon az part Of the con
cluding work Of the big M. Il.
Church, So, conference, just con-
clnded. The Metbvdist cOngrega-
ton here, and many personal
friends who are not members Of
his flock, are delighted that Rev.
A. s.. Latz has been reappo'nted
to this charge. We give the M
signments for this district below:
Lafayette District-Preeiding
elder. J. /. Hoifpauir; Acadia cir
cult, L 3. Bryson; Bell City, }.
+. Few; Crowley, q. y. Atkinson;
Evangellne Mission, Jones Hoff
pauir; Ennioe, A. A. Bernard;
Franklin, A. I. Vaughan; Guey
dan aud Abbeville, }. d. Nesona;
Houma mission, G. V. Bruth
thoupt; Indian Bayou, W. u.
Aiken; Jeanerette. 2. A. Sowell;
jennings, l.. N. Hoffpauir; Lafa-
yette. II N. Harrison; Lake Ar
thur, II. M. Brown; Lake Charles,
X. w. Dodson; Morgan City, @.
g. Weir; New Iberia, A >. Lutz;
Patterson, q. d. Frika; Rayne, D.
A. Scholars; ST. Martinsv,lle mis-
sion, w. V. Fo'com; sulphur and
Vinton, A. }. Bennett; French
Missionary, M. Hsbert.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
CATARRH OF
The PHARYNx.

CLEARING out your throat sverr dav.
all dav That Ia what YOU have bees,
doing tar months Possibly wears \
little mnCus covers the lnlafYnv
If You were to go 10 q doctor he
would tell sou thai vou have pfar-
yngitia. If you were to look inta
your own throat you would flpa Just
back Of the soft palate q rod, hnlss.
granular arresranae If the hack part
IF the throat, Ihafxngitis the doe
tors call il.
Perhaps he would eali II. foiteular
pharyneitis II causes Feu cansfant
annoyance You are ALWAYS making
slight disturbances when seated IL an
audience can't bold Your throat
s'ill. Striney muens hothers YOU
Worse IN the motnins
A-hem A -hsm' hami That Ia
the way YOU arc going nearly al day
Sometimes IN the night when yeu
wake up. You ought 10 eaiale vaur
threat with salt water every main-
Ing. Cold salt water. ll1t ele.ra
out the throat perfectly and makes II
ready for treatment
peruna is the treatment Reein
with n teaspoonful before each meal
and at bedtime. Try II for WeeN.
You will be convinced, Of course.
Peruna willcnot entirely relieve yau
In a weels That Is too much tn as
pect of any remedy, But II viii bone
1T Won 81 much you will be CON
vinced Yes. II Will 1T has done
this many times
Folicuiar rhaisngittss Hfa N"ft9
Almost as bad as The disease tut u
YOU take raruna for one month reg
narly, YOU may forget that fnu ever
had such a disease. Then you VIII
have a perfect right to forget inc h's
words too.
People who object TO liquid medi-
c;ues can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
Ask Your Druggisi TOR Free peru
ma Lucky Day Almanac for 1911.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
SUGAR HOUSE ACIDS
KILLING FISH,

Morgan City, La, Dec. 12.-Ac.
cording 10 authentic reports re.
ceived hero to day, the polluted
waters in Lake Verrett, Con.
cienne Canal, Bayou Msgzelle and
Bayou Long are playing havoc
with the Ash in the upper coun-
try. Thousands Of dead fish are
seen on these lakes, and 1t 10 said
the stencil from them u almost
unbearabls. Every kind Of fisl
found lives Id these waters, and
con servative people estimate that
nothing less than = million
pounds Of nsh have been killed by
acids and other refuse from sugar
mills that have gone out into
these lakes.
Due TO resent dry periods, wa
ter has stood at low ebb In these
small streams, and when the
heavy raiDs came down upOn
these waters .it distributed the
acid killing waters into the tribn
taries. Ii may be three month,
be fore these waters return t.
their natural state 30 ~ TO permit
l1sh TO return into them. Tho 10
cal iish companies are suffering
| for want Of supply - . result ol
these conditions, and II is prObs
bic some investigation will be re
90 ested for the protection Of fisi
| ID the lakes that chiefly supply
| Louisiana with buffalo aud catfish
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
EXPERIMENTS IN
CARRYING THE MAILS

The House PostofIlce and Post
Routes Committee have approved
a measure providing for the prac-
tical trial Of government owner
ship of railway mail cars The
hill appropriates 100000 to be
used by the Postmaster General
10 buying and operating nnm.
ber of cars. Not content with
this innovation, the Committee
have also favorably reported q
measure to appropriate 800, OOe
for experiments in carrying mai
by aerOplane.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20

Before another issue of the Ibe-
rian will reach its readers, Christ
mas, 1913, will have past into his-
tory; the little folks will have re-
nowed their faith In the goodness
and bountifulness OF Santa CLAUS
and the IberiaD trusts that all Ol
IT, readers shall have experienced
the greatest pleasures possible 81
tho recurrence of the season
May you have many more; md
may each succeeding one bsial
greater pleasures and longer last
Ing Joys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
LOOK OUT FOR
HOLIDAY DANGERS,

Office of Fire Marshal, State Of
Louisiana.
New Orleans, La, Dec l3, l3.
The custom of merchants deco
rating places of business for the
holiday trade il II most hazardous
one FROM u standpoint Of fire.
The decorating Of churches and
school houses for Christmas trees
and other means Of entertainment
ls alao d sngerous. The promiscn-
ons use of fire works il at all
times 4 menace to life and prop.
erty.
For the purpose Of trying to i'm.
press upon the public the need for
care throughout the Holidays, at
tention is called to the following
issued by the National Fire Pro
lection Association.
"STOREs, CHURCHES AND
BAIAARS: Holiday fites in these
while filled with people are usual
~ holocanste. Light, inhamma
ble decorations make fires easy to
start and easy TO spea,d. a
match, n gas flame or an electrical
defect may do il.
swatch cigar, cigarette and
| pj.e smokers. Do not permit
them TO ''light up' inside build
inga. DO not make the slightest
change in electrical wiring with
out consulting electrical inspector
Nv ARNINGS FOR THE
HOME: Every year in America
many children are burned t.
death by fire from Christmas can
dies. DO not decorate y0ni
Christmas tree with paper, cotton
or any other inflammable material
! Use metallic tlnsel and other non
inflammable decorations only, ant
set the trees securely 40 that thu
children IN reaching for tlIing'
cannot tip it over. DO not us'
cotton to represent snow. 1t yot
must have snow use asbest0'
| fibre.
"Do not permit children to ligb
Or relight candles while parentl
are not present. They frequently
Get fire to their clothing instead
aud the tree itself will burn whe,
leaves have become dry. d.
not leave matches within reach o1
children Mt holiday time. Can
dies are meant to be lighted, ant
II the children can get matche'
they will experiment with them
They initiate their elders.
Il These suggestions are consider
ed most timely, and. they are Of
, fered for no other purpose than al
an effort TO arouse the public to
point Of alertness that will pre-
vent 40 far as IL possible, y repe
tition Of fire loHaes that hav'
heretofore marked Christmas cele
brations. Hon. Harold Newman
Commissioners Of Public Safety .
New Orleans, IL to be highly CON
mended for having taken necea
cary precautionary steps to safe
guard the lives and property o
the people Of New Orleans, and
Is to be hoped that the proper off
'cials Of other municipalities Q
!, the State will follow bis example
IL Respectfully,
81 G. Fl. TROUSDALE,
i State Fire Marsha
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20
Dora Murff. convicted of ma

Dora Murff. convicted of man
slaughter at Crowley In connec-
ton with the killing of De!haye,
has been sentenced to four years
ID the penitent,ary. Jas. Duval,
her step father, convicted Of mur'
der in the same case, WAS sentenc
ed to life servitude in the State
pe1itentiary. Sentences were
pronounced by Judge Campbell
on Monday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-20

Op.lousas will undertake to
nave streets. Two miles of
etreets will bo covered with TiOga
gravel H +. Clarke, Of Alexan.
dria, IL the contractor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
ANSWER THE CALL
Salt Lake City People Have Found
That This Is Necessary.


A cold, strain, sudden wrench.
A little cause may hurt the kidneys.
Spells of backache often follow,
Or some irregularity Of the urine.
A splendid remedy for such attacks,
medicine that has satisfied thou.
sands
Is Doan's Kidney Pills, special
kidney remedy.
Many Salt Lake City people rely on
it.
Here is Salt Lake City proof.
Mrs. James E. Mclaughlin, 263 W.
n. Temple ST., Salt Lake City, Utah,
says: "F'or many years ] have known
Of Doan IS Kidney Pills and several Of
my family have taken them. Person
ally, Doap IS Kidney Pills strengthened
me and toned up my system, Others OF
the family used Doan S Kidney Pills,
procured at Schramm- Johnson s Drug
Store, for more serious trouble than
mine and got relief. | don t hesitate
to publicly endorse Doan's Kidney
Pills. -
For sale at Schramm- j ohnson 3 Drugs,
five stores. Salt Lake City, Utah, and
by all dealers. Price soc. Foster Mil,
burn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
take no other advertisement. }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
WHY PEOPLE PREFER
TO OWN THEIR HOMES

When asked why it is so difficult to
rent good homes and easy to buy them
up in the favored residential districts,
G.. f. McGurTip Of the Salt Lake Sc.
curity s. Trust company recently said:
In the first place property owners
would rather sell a house on time pay
ments than rent it, because the renter
generally takes less pride in his home
and frequently gives it less care, so
that after year or two the value Of
the house deteriorates in the case OF
rented house, whereas 1T is generally
increased by improvements made by
the man who is buying on the install.
ment plan, Then there is another rea-
son why selling on time appeals to real
estate owners, and that is that resi-.
dence property as an investment is not
especially profitable for them 1t pays
a man to own his own home, but it
does not always pay TO own home
that is rented to other people.
Mr.. McGurrin further stated that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
CANDY BUSINESS IS
IMPORTANT INDUSTRY.
About 800 Kinds of Sweets
Are Manufactured in Thirty
Utah Factories.
MUCH BEET SUGAR USED
Makers Are Heavy Consumers
of Farm Products, Including
Cream, Butter, Eggs.
MUCH BEET SUGAR USED

How many kinds Of candy arc made
in Utah7
At least 800.
What proportions of beet and cane
sugar enter the Utah candy products?
About half and half, with the use
of beet sugar increasing.
What farm products figure largely
in the candy business here's
Sweet cream, butter and eggs.
Why are package candies becoming
more popular than the bulk goodsi
Because they keep better and are
more hygienic.
How much does the purchaser OF
package candies pay for the fancy
boxes and decorations7
Ten to 90 per cent Of the total
price.
The manufacture of candy, An inn
portant and rapidly growing industry
in Utah, is the subject of the w. IT,
Child G. Co. weekly "Know Utah y
letter. 1t will be a surprise TO many
10 know that 800 varieties of candy
are manufactured in this state.
The letter is as follows:
At least 800 kinds of candy are
manufactured in Utah. The num-
Der OF factories mas Increased lroil
eleven in 1908 to thirty in 1912,
and the amount Of capital invested
from $73l, ,260 to 81 1872, ,2S5. Dur
ing the same period the value of
the product rose from 81 ,154,I9G to
1881 ,4S4.l7. The last official re-
turns gave the quantity of beet
sugar used in a year at 2,147000
pounds; cane sugar used, 2,076.f00
pounds; glucose, 1,60S,550 pounds.
These articles OF consumption are
familiar to every consumer Of can
dy but few people know that the
candy makers are among the largest
patrons Of the dalries and the poul-
try yard One factory in Salt
Lake City consumes fifty gallons
Of sweet cream daily. 1T is esti.
mated that $4,000 gallons OF sweet
cream and 1000 barrels of con-
densed milk arc employed each year
in mixing sweets, Then there are
10000 pounds of butter. dozens OF
carloads OF nuts, and every kind
of fruit and berries included in the
annual purchases for candy max
ing.
The proportion Of cane TO beet
sugar for this purpose is steadily
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
Coughs and Consumption.

Coughs and colds, when. neglected,
always lead to serious trouble Of the
lungs. The wisest thing to do when
you have cold that troubles you
is to get bottle OF DIR. Kings New
Discovery. You will get relief from
the first dose, and finally the cough
will disappear. o. H. Brown of Musca-
dine, Ala, writes: "My wife was
down in bed with an obstinate cough,
and honestly believe had ii not been
for DR.. Kings New Discovery she
would not be living today Known
for forty-three years as the best rem
edy for coughs and colds. Price soc
and S1.00. Recommended by Schramm-
Johnson, Drugs, "The Never Sub,
stitutors." Five (5) good stores.
(Advertisement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
WEATHER IS CAUSE
OF BUSINESS SLUMP
Merchants Express Them,
selves as Satisfied Improve
n1ent Will Come Soon.

Sullen skies, along with rain and
snow, during at least half of the
week was a bit discouraging TO mcr
chants, yet they held on to the same
old smile and declared yesterday that
they had no complaint to make. A
representative Of one of the biggest
houses in the city said yesterday:
The few spring days brought
out immense crowds and we did an
excellent business; but, for the
week, business fell off considerably
from what it would have been had
the entire week been what we had
expected from the standpoint of
weather. During the few bright
days We enjoyed big trade in
ladies suits, dress goods, muslips,
waists and other goods of a sim
liar character. We mad expected
n big sale on oxford shoes and
hosiery, but the few inclement
days spoiled all that. People will
not buy low shoes and fancy hos
iery when the weather demands
high shoes and warm socks. While
the total week S business is not
what we expected. il was fair and
we nave no complaint 10 make, aS
spring will finally get here and we
will then make up for lost time.
The foregoing statement, in sub
stance. also was made by other dealers
in dry goods, as well as those in other
lines. The clothing men say that trade
could have been better and would have
been better had the weather been
more springlike. But men differ from
women; they realize that spring must
arrive sooner or later and they arc
buying their new togs so as to be ready
to display them the first day that the
weather will permit.
Stores that deal in millinery report
good business during the week, de-
spite the unfayorabe weather condI
tions. The ladies who wanted new hats
want them when they want them and
many have not allowed the weather tC
interfere.
Hardware stores and other iDstitu
tions dealing IN sporting goods have
had a busy week, as the demand fol
tennis and baseball accessories has
been strong. The demand for garder
implements also is growing better.
Furniture stores report a heavy de
mand for new furniture and similar
necessities needed IN homes.
Altogether the week has been sat
isfactory one, with money plentiful
and collections correspondingly good,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

diminishing, and the manufacturers
predict that in few years beet
sugar, made in Utah, Will entirely
supplant the product Of the cane
field. The idea that cane sugar was
necessary for this purpose grew out
of the fact that the early beet
sugar was slightly discolored. Re-
fining processes have been improved
TO such an extent that this differ
cnce no longer exists and the fac
tories will soon be taking advan-
tage of the lower price of beet
sugar TO save thousands of dollars
in their annual expense.
Glucose, which is used in the
manufacture of many cheaper can
dies, is a product of corn There
is nothing deleterious to health in
glucose and its cheapness, as COM
pared with sugar, is due to its
lesser sweetening qualities. The
proportion Of glucose used here is
lower than in the factories of most
other cities.
Next TO sugar, the most impor.
tant element in the production of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

candy is chocolate. The cocoa
bean furnishes this product. Raised
on small tree in the tropics, the
cocoa bean is pluckcd in pods the
size Of double fist. The bean is
extracted and polished and freed
from its fbrous growth and shipped
by importers in eastern cities to
candy makers in all parts of IT,
country.
When the beans are received in
Utah they are roasted, waste
product called the germ ex-
tracted, and the meat Of the bean
ground and melted into syrup, its
own oil furnishing tho necessary
moisture. At this stage the choco-
late is not sweet. Sugar is added
in the proper proportion. and to
reduce the mixture to the right
consistency, a quantity of cocoa
butter. the oil taken from the bean,
is introduced, BY this time the
chocolate is ready for the dipping
watts.
The cocoa butter is produced in
the process of breakfast cocoa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

manufacture, n new branch Of the
candy industry IN this state. In
the bean the chocolate contains
about 45 per cent of vegetable fat
or "butter.' This is an excessive
amount for drinking purposes, so
the ground bean is subjected to
hydraulic pressure which takes out
a large part of the fat. The greater
part of the cocoa butter produced
in this way goes back into the
candy covering, but small amount
is sold to the drug stores for max
ing toilet preparations,
The powder for the cocoa is
blended and treated by secret
process which results in the crea-
tion Of palatable and easily di-
gested drink.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
CAPITAL Earns 60 Per Cent Annually

The stock of the United Home Builders Com
pany is selling NOW at 81 PER SHARE.
Every dollar received from the sale Of stock
capital and interest over and over in this
way and make it earn go per cent year.
We all share alike in the profits-Co-o opera.
tion, In other words-on the principles Of
which great fortunes have been founded by
Home Building companies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

A writer says, "When I feel a Cold
or Sore Throat coming on I rub my
throat and breast for several minutes,
30 as almost to produce pain, get i'm.
mediate and permanent relief. If this
had occurred only once or twice, I might
think IL was simply a natural recovery
on account Of my otherwise good health
but after so many times I have come
to the conclusion that the relief was
the result of drawing fresh blood to
those parts which were affected by the
friction
To accelerate the circulation take
Seventy seven at the first feeling Of
Gold, it will disappear quickly
If you wait till the Gold gets deep
seated 1t may take longer to break up.
At your Druggist, Csc, or mailed,
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co., 1856
william ST.. New York.-(Advertise-
ment.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

there was considerable inquiry for
homes on the north and northeast
benches, and that his firm expected TO
dispose of number Of fine ones stu
ated there within the near future.
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