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The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
MARRIAGES

Raney Marshall "a; Celia Baker, 10
Anthony Pietrzyk. "a: Cecilia Sna'
Albert Tomlln, IS; Edith Bell, 10
Robert Mckenzie. "a: Edith Monroe
Wesley Friend, 81; Mary f. Dem
William Wilson, ~, Webster. Mich.
Carrie Jackson. 81. Detroit
Roelaf v Bisdom, 90 Clara Peers. 30
no CHARLES 9An1Pa,fh 81 , Detroit Anna
Bartholomew Pietrowski, % Stanis.
lava wilslow, %.
Timothy o'Connor 81 Harriet Bart
10, rs.
Edward A. Haybell. 80. Irene Wood
wawrzlmec Bieiak, 25; Agneska Sill
winski 20.
Harry MacFsrland. "a. Oswego. " Y.
Elizabeth Clay, "a. Detroit.
James McQuillan, rs Permilla A
Alfred schultz, 90. wyandotte; Clare
David Levy. 90; Helen Brtz. %.
Paul Batez "a Anna Jankowsky, 20
VIM. Wilbur West, %; Camilla Wher
ry. 81.
Isaac Fridson, 25 Jennie simon. "a.
Emma Moede.- 20, Detroit
Benjamin Mcintyre. So Anna Mark
Michael sroda 81 Helen Durzynska
George A. Reinhardt, 20; Efne Wise
man. "a.
Alfred Anderson, 40 sadie Rutter, 90
Michael zyga, 81 Petronila Kus, IL.
Harold Pinkerton, %, Detroit. Bessi
Barker, %. Kalamazoo.
Charles Dawson, 26, Indianapolis
Indianapolis. Ind; Ina j. Smith. %. DE
troit.
Felix wlsnewski. "a: Jsmlna Ksr
wowski. Is.
John Leitch. 2s; Pauline Taggert, 2l
Samuel Gauss, 20, Sumpter. Ellen
Thompson. 10. Monroe
Berthold Kolbe. 81; Margaret VII
son. %.
Melvin winegsrden. 20. Mary stock
"a.
Dry Crampton. 20: Alice Baker. Is.
Bradforl MeReynolds, 40. Amt
Grover, 81.
90
Ralph Robinson. 90. windsor. Can.
Irene Eye 20 Detroit
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
HUMIDITY HAMPERS
PEDESTRIAN WESTON

CRESTON. Ohio, June 27.-Greatly
fatigued by the continued hot wealth
er, Edward Weston. walking from New
York TO Minneapolis. passed through
here today Ell route to Ashland. He
failed In his attempt, yesterday. TO
set a days record of 30 miles from
Akron TO Ashland. and stopped at Rit-
man over night.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
HARVESTER TRUST PROBE
ENDED IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 27.-Taking OF tes-
timony in the governments suit for
dissolution of the International Har.
vester company was finished here, to-
day, after Special Examiner Taylor.
OF Duluth, had heard witnesses at
hearings extending over several
months and held in half dozen Cities.
During that time. 1885 witnesses ties.
titled. 1900 for the company and the
others for the government.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
FIND GIRL DEAD AT
DESK, THREE SUSPECTED

SALISBURY, Md. June 27.r-The ar
rest OF two prominent married men
and a married woman may follow the
meeting Of the coroner's jury. which
has been secretly investigating the
death of Miss Florence Wainwright
the young stenographer in the Home
Gas company Offices, who was found
dead at her desk two weeks ago, ac-
cor6ing TO reports here today.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
COAL PROPOSALS WANTED

Sealed proposals Will be received by |.
the Board OF Control OF the Michigan
Home for the Feeble Minded and Epl>
a. m. Thursday, July 10. laia. for furns..
ishing the instituticn's full requirementf
OF nut. pea and slack coal lBttuminoueD
also an alternative proposal TOR the
period to April I. 1914 Approximate
requirement $500 tons Prcpoaal ue1eo
i IN .ass on ros n SANK eSdress ~
Evana Steward. Lapser. Mich - ~
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Acknowledgement ou,,s-

LONDON, June 27.-The first effect
on the British cabinet OF the Marconi
scandal became apparent. last night,
when II was learned that Sir Rufus
Isaacs, at present attorney general.
had rendered his resignation TO Pre-.
mier Asquith. and the latter had ac-
cepted IL.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
BIRTHS

]. sullivan. IN Trumbull; J. Rrcts
ll06 Parker; J. Bugola. i5g Hammond;
Il. Cobo, sos Vinewood, J. Hoffman. 373
Waterloo: II. Jordan, 7is Beaubien, j
Kleinfeld $40 Frederick; l. Kietznsck.
231 Illinois; w. Leswiak. Gao Russell.
s7s Lemsy: A. Martin 2ss s' carter +.
PlecgYnski 2il Thirty-second. r Rus
zkiewicz. 1865 Campbell: X /Remut. %
Gilbert. r. Smircofs. 500 Twenty third /;
Willis; !. sarna, 164 Hammond; j..
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Babe Terribly scaIded.

Simon Fink. 20 months old, was ter.
ribly scalded about the face and the
right side Of the body, when he pulled
pan OF boiling water over on him.
self In his home. No. 1928 sberman.st..
Friday morning. He was taken TO ST.
Mary's hospital. and is said TO be IN
serious condition.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
confesses Double Killing.

MEXICO, Mo. June 27.-John Mich
olson, Of Vandalia. Mo-, has confessed
20 the authorities here that he killed
his wife and their adopted son. nine
year-old last Friday night, by pouring
oil over the bed in which they slept
and set them on fire.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

Bpsfnes.-ifhe Prinsisg. 40 fuss, ana
no feathers The plain. neat kind thae
looks right Tfmes Printing Co. 10
John R-st Pm Main 1tss or City fysk
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OFFICE OF DEPARTMENT OF
PARKS AND BOULEvARDS, 20l
City Hall. ~
Sealed proposals will be received az
the above office until IL O'Clock noon
Monday. July 4. 1913. for the following:
EQUIPMENT, BELLE ISLE CASINO.
such az crockery, chinaware, silver
ware. cooking utensils. etc. Schedule
OF requirements may be seen In above
office.
ASPHALT ROAD OIL.
That will emulsify. Give price. per
gallon and state per cent Of asphalt
cars Detroit In such quantities as may
be required. .s
TRAP ROCK.
Three thousand tons. more or less.
rock rock q b cars az po Detroit ,petrois
m measurements 10 determine. Give price
per ton OF two thousand pounds.
The trap rock bid upon must be OF
uniform quality and the bid shall be-
accompanied by copy OF analysts
made by the L. $. Department OF Az
riculture and said analysis shall show
the following Water absorption not
more than so. French coeffcient %
wear not less than 20. hardness not
less than II; toughness not less than
10, CementinR value must be good.
ROAD INTERSECTIONS.
For repaving with creosoted block.
road intersection at Hancock avenue
west and the West Grand boulevard.
Mack avenue and the Eastern Grand
boulevard. St Paul avenue and tho
Eastern Grand boulevard. Lafayette
boulevard and Twelfth street
Specifications and bidding blanks
NAV be had from the. Department. En-
sIneer AT the above office. s .
CONCRETE sIDEw ALKs.
Ten thousand square feet more or
less TO be laid when and where desig-
mated by the department along the
Grand boulevard Specifications to be
followed are those as adopted by the
Common Council Jan. Is. 1910. as
amended March rs. 1914
certified check equal to Ave per.
cent OF amount OF bid must accompany
each proposal.
The right 10 reject any or all bids, o.
parts thereof. IS expressly reserved 81
WILLIAM r DUST.
49, Commissioner.
| N r. w. BUSCH, -. f,y
No. Sc Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., IS John R-st.
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BoOKKEEPER Competent
bookkeeper for plumbing shop,
steady position for right party ref.
erences required. Apply 3s1 Gratiot
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SPECIAL MEETING.

WESTERN LODGE No. 49, |. oAOa r.
The funeral OF the late brothesL III.
f. Johnston, Will be held from West
ern Temple. 10 Maybury-ave. All
members are requested to attend.
John n, Tenbert. Sec'y.
HELP WANrMD-MALE
on stove plate work. Apply So Isa-
bella at.
BooKKEEPER WANTED-Com Competent
bookkeeper for plumbing shop.
steady position for right party: ref
erences required. Apply 3sl Gratiot.
BRICK MAsONs-Good non union men
wanted at 2s70 West Grand blvd.
near Hamilton.
CLERICAL. EXECUTIVE. TECHNICAL
and hRrade mechanical positions
open. Detroit Piel Co., Employment
Experts. $50 Henry Smith Bldg.
CARPENTER CONTRACTORs-F
ing wanted by contract. 4. T., 1922
Hurlbut Ridge 4sT6-W
CARPENTER JoBBING wanted All
kinds or repair work; charges rea-
sonable. j. +. Hail. $40 Wabash-ave.
DRIVER wanted for grocery wagon;
young man. 14S Rivard.
TAILOR WANTED
One who can operate pressing machine
preferred steady work year aro~nd
for good man. Michigan c. c. Il r.
Co. 306 Woodward
WANTED-boys. Ia and IS
years old, TO carry routes; sal
airy and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept. The Detroi,
Times.
WANTED - Two band-resaw
men. Steady work. Yeomens-
Diver Co.. 274 Wight-st.
| WANTED A man 10 sell fire insur-
ance; good job for n good man See
the Logan Co, 81 Free Press
| WANTED-Solicitors at once,
can make big money. Apply
Circulation Manager, Detroit
Times. 1915 John R.-st
HRLp VA NTED--wEn.1,E
/
GIRL or middle-aeed woman for gem
I eral homework; good home. Apply
| 70e Baldwin
GIRL for general homework Inquire
| f75 Hancock. cor. Third
GIRL wanted for confectionery and ics
/ cream parlor. 205 Gratiot.
/
GOOD, reliable girl for general house.
work. small family; good wages rs
/ Kirby-ave. east
! LADIES HATS CLEANED and biockc
| Panan1as our speciality EXCLUSIVE
Hat Franc shop. 81 Gratiot-ave
MATD-Small family: no washing
wages SO. North 5765. 2sf Pinsree
ave.
| MIDDLE-AGED woman 10 nssist n
caring for old lady and housework
three In family; no children. III
Pitcher
TWO young lady solicitors for butter
and egg store: excellent opportunity
1929 Grhtiot
TWO girls who are Rpod panmnp :,
address envelopes. Room a.. 81 Fort
ct. west.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

BRICK MASONS--Good non union men
wanted at 2s70 West Grand blvd.
near Hamilton.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28
HELP 'sTnp-MALE-

Al METAL patternmakers, experienced
on stove plate work. Apply So Isa-
bella st
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WESTERN LODGE No $40. l. O.ROaF
The funeral OF the late brothesI IL
+. Johnston. will be held from West
ern Temple. 10 Maybury-a All
members are requested to attend
John H. Tenbert. Sec'y
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Classified Cent 81,
Rates. :. a Word

line.
No transient advertisement inserted
t2r less than ise with cash iss u
The abovs rstss annly 10 all alassi-
ncatiens except HEtk.. Cards Of
thanks, Obituaries. Meeting Notless
snd al Ads preceding Male Help,
Meeting Notices Minimum charge. 900
Tor 10 words or less. Over 20 woroi
enc and one-thlrd -esBts fss each sxtrs
word
personals-M,nimum charge. s0c; 400
per line Counts six words ~ the
llno.)
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

Sroks, lO4 -. Joseph, w. yoas 1883
DouRall.
GIRLS
j. Brown. 4g4 jos Campau. |. Brodor
A1s Antoine, q. McCheans. House II
Dlanstino. 2s5 Illinois; r aoidins ia
Magnolia. j Gauthier. eos Concord; o
Johnson, ~ Fort: J.. Lyjak. I.os
g. Ogden, 1893 brooklyn. j. Poperino 0.
zoe Fourth; T, Ruski. $40 Buchanan;
.: showatter So Fulton; 8. SchmitteL
bss ST. Antoine. T. sxnkiewicz. HOS St
Aubin. schwiegG, 82s Ferry.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

CLERICAL. EXECUTIVE. TECHNICAL
and high grade mechanical positions
open. Detroit Piel Co.. Employment
Experts. $40 Henry Smith Bldg
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

|CARPENTFR ACTORS-Finish.
ing wanted by contract A. T., 1872:
Hurlbut Ridge 4sT6-W.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

CARPENTER JoBBING wanted All
kinds Of repair work: charges rea.
sonable. J. + Hall, $40 wabash-ave
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

WANTED-boys, Ia and IS
years old, TO carry routes; sal
airy and commission. Apply
Circulation Dept. The Detroit
Times.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-28

DRIVER wanted for grocery wagon
young man. 14S Rivard
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-26

the Third District congressional
situation promises to be an in
teresting one. State Senator
John D. Shaffer OF Terrebonne
parish is regarded as congress
sional tim Der, and should dev-
elopmentx in the district be sat
isfactory he probably will be
a candidate. Porteus Burke oil
Iberia parish Is another fire.
quently spoken OF in connection
with the Bronssard succession.
According to men familiar
with the political affairs Of the
district, Mr.. Burkes aspirations
may be affected in a measure by
those of his brother Senator
Walter J. Burke of Iberia. In
many quarters Senator Burke
is looked upon as possible can
didate of the antiring elements
in State politics for Governor in
the next State fight. Senator
Burke, of course, is silent on the
subject. He is a mild hammered
man, very popular and q hard
worker, but disposed tc
thrustipg himself forward.--T
II.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-26
POLITICS..

Henri l.. Gueydan of Yer
million parish is no longer can
dldate for diplomatic post, but
will run for congress in the
Third District to succeed Robert
Broussard, who takes his seat in
the United States Senate in 1918.
Mr.. Gueydan was State Sen.
ator from the Vermilion- St.
Mary District from 1904 1912
As result of his almost single
handed fight in the State Senate
against the State machine, he
was made the candidate of the
Democratic Good Government
League for Lieutenant Governor
III the last State fight, and was
defeated by narrow margin.
Congressman Broussard was
elected United State Senator
for the term beginning 10 5 in
the same election and Mr..
Gueydan Immediately announ-
ced himself a candidate to succeed
Mr.. Broussard. Later. however
Mr. Broussard entered the list
fer another term upon the br
gent request OF friends who did
not wish him to be out of Con
gress during the two years in
tprvening between his election
IT, the Senate and the time his
term was to begin.
Prior to the campaign the two
men had been the warmest
friends and the campaign did
not break their friendship
Democratic success in the nation
was no sooner assured than Mr..
Borussard undertook to use
his influence to secure the post
Minister to Guatemala for his
opponent. A diplomatic assign
mept was one which peculiarly
fitted Mr.. Gueydan, and he was
pleased with the prospect. Late
", however, he has decided to
make the congressional race, ac
cording to his friends here, and
is no longer an applicant for the
ministership.
With Mr.. Gueydan an entry
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-26
WHOLESALE LUMBER DEALERS.

Mr.. George w. Dallas who
until recently, when the Iberia
Cypress Company abandoned
their mill in this City, had been
acting as the General Manager
of the large Cypress industry
since the mill was constructed
here in 1901, and Mr.. Frank
Bertrsm, also OF this City. who
was in the drafting department
of that large enterprise, conse-
quently his experience in lum Der
values makes him also an expert
lum herman, have recently form
ed co partnership TO be known
as Dallas e. Bertram, whole
sale lum Der dealers with head
quarters in New Iberia, These
gentlemen are at present rep
resenting four of the largest
cypress mills in the State and
together with their pine tim Der
connections are enabled to meet
the demands of the trade. In
fact they have already shipped
lum Der to several distant points
We are pleased to see them
make this City their headquar-
tiers and predict phenomenal sue
cess for the firm and New Iberia
will, as consequence, receive O
a great deal of advertising
through the new firm
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-26
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LOCALS.

The beautiful bungaloo just
beyond the Corporate limits on
the line of the Trolley, owned by
Mrs. +. w. Crosby, has been
completed and ready for occu-
pahcy.
An interesting game Of Base
Ball is being advertised to take
place to morrow evening at 3.3O
o'clock between the Green
Hearts" OF New iberia and one OF
the best teams of Broussard, La
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
bottle.
The McCombCity papers announce the
marriage on Aug. ID in that city Of Miss
Celeste Mae Haley, daughter Of Mr.. K. l..
McLawrin and Mr.. Thomas Byros Rand,
son of our fellow citizen, DR.. /. 4. Rand,
to take place in the First Baptist Church
of McComb City, Miss. No cards. Mr.
Rand is employed in the capacity of local
mail carrier for Uncle Sam aud has large
circle Of friends in New Iberia who extend
their congratulat ons.
Engineer r. Y. Kramer of
the sewerageBoard which is com
posed of Hons. Edwin Estorge,
Chas. l.. Provost. Jules Dreyfus,
Lazard King and G. Gouguen-
helm made trip over the City
limits last Wednesday, the com
mittee assigning the districts
which will be included into Sew
erage System. Preparations and
plans will be made at once by
Mr. Kramer and submitted TO the
people at a special election called
for levying of tax.
Moss Club Sauce now 15e. Buy
q bottle.
The Southern Pacific officials have
decided to operate each way daily another
train from Morgan City to Washington.
La, leaving the aforementioned place
during the early morning hours, returning
from Washington in the afternoon. II
will be remembered they operated the
Oriols to and fro daily from Morgan City
to Lafayette. but from want Of sufficient
business 1t was taken off. The new ser
vice will begin on August Sd aud will be
great convenience to all who make those
nlinia
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-26

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-26

Last Tuesday evening a mum
Der of gentlemen met in the new
office Of the City Judge, where
they had been invited TO attend an
jmpromptu meeting to listen To
a few remarks of Mr. f. l.. Cars
tens of Shreveport, La, relative
t equal,zlng the assessments OF
New Iberia, as was done at the
above place at the urgent request
Of Mr.. Carstens. The gentle
man explained what had been
done in his adopted bone and
showed the gross irregularities
as they existed there until the
block system of assessing was
adopted, which has proven God
send to the com munlty andevery
taxpayer is placed on an equal
footing His remarks were well
received, and we have reasons to
believe will prove of much bene-
fit to our Commissioners, wien
they take upthe work here. Mr.
Carstens complimented the work
of the present Police Jury for
taking the lead, among the South
Louisiana Parishes and suggest
ed that next year both the Parish
Of Iberia and City of New Iberia
publish the list Of assessments.
From what we understand it was
the intention of the present Com
missiODers to take up this work
and make their own assess
ment for the present year, but 1t
seems there il a law IN the
Law that neCeSsltates postpone
ment until 1914 when New iberia
will make its own assessment
and tax every piece Of prop
erty 50 per cent of it's value.
Mr.. Carstens left Baton Rouge
on Wednesday where he appear
ed before the Board of Equalizers
on behalf of some Law which he
wished to have enacted at the SEES
sion of the State legislature
The weather being so inclement
the attendance at the meeting
was not very large, however, the
following gentlemen interested
in equal taxation turned out to
hear him, among them being
Mayor Fontelieu, and Com mis-
sioners Sube rbielle and Viller
min. DR.. II. A. King, president
of the Police Jury, VIM Bernard
Prof l.. e. Valet, Harry II. Hall,
w. B. Sharp, e. F Willard, DR..
W. +. Carstens, Sam Leblanc
and M. w. Fisher.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-26

Mr.. Louis Jennaro, machine
operator Of the Enterprise office,
left for Galveston, Texas, last
Sunday. accompanied by Messrs,
John Perry and A. A. Siebeck.
Autos for picnic parties to hire,
$500 an hour See kleeman.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jos Comeaux
Of Bruussard, daughter and son
in law Of Mr.. +. II. Segura were
made happy last Monday morn
ing by the arrival of IA bright
little girl baby. Mother and
child doing well.
Mr.. Emile VuIllemot of St.
Martiuville was here last Thurs
day attending the District Court
Moss Club Sauce now ,5c. Buy
a bottle.
Mr. r. Z. Carstens Of bhreve
port and his son. Carl, arrived
here this week TO spend a few
days with their relatives.
The friends in New iberia Of
Mr.. Walter J Laperouse and fam
lily who have taken up their resi-
dence in the city of Galveston OK
tend congratulations to them
over the addition to their family
of IL pound boy, born on July
18th.
Just received one car load of
Bird Neponset prose slate roof
ing - Bertrand Lumber Com
pany
See KIecman for your auto
parties, terms reasonable.
Dr.. J. w. Sanders returned
home last Tuesday from Roch
ester N. Y where he attended
the Elks Convention held in that
city Among the places of prom
inence he visited was Chicago,
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, stopping
off at Browns Wells, Miss where
he Joined Mrs. Sanders who re
turned home with him.
The regular services of the fresbyte-
rian church will be held next Sunday
morning nj the usual hour. The public
is cordially invited to be present.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-26
PRlCE-THORPE.

A real love romance, origina
ting in school days--more than
two score years ago, eliminated
in Rapides Parish, on the 1O:t
instant, in the marriage of Mr.
Clement Price, farmer and stock
raiser of Holloway, La, to Mrs
Josie G. Thorpe of this City
The Enterprise extends its con
CALCULATIONS to the happy couple
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-26
nemandOf Adm iMistruti0u
OF ALPHONSE LANDRY
AND OF HIS WIFE CLARA 90.
MEAUx, BOTH DE, EAsED.
State OF Louisiana, Parish OF Iberia.
10Th Judicial District Court.

Whereas, P. A. Landry. a resident Of he
Parish Of Iberia, has applied TO the Hon
the 10Th Jnd. Dist Court of La. holding
sessions in and for the Parish OF Iberia,
to be appointed Administrator of the
SUGGESTIONS OF AlphOnse Landry aud Of
his wife Clara Comeaux both diseased.
Notice Is therefore hereby given to all
whom it may or doth concern to show
cause. if any they have, within ten days
from the first publication hereof. why the
prayer of the said Administrator should
not be granted.
Witness the Hon. James Simon, Judge
OF our said Court this 18th day of July
A. ID. 1919.
A. J. MAUMUS,
Dfy. ClerS of Court. Iberia Parish.
Csmnack 4 Brbnssard, Attys