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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15
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4 lots, Fulton St., between Chest
nut and Lassalle.
Nice farm, well improved, south
of town, 3 miles, $500, terms.
Fine lot on Jane st., 100 800,
1000.
Well improved farm on Trolley
line, between New iberia and jean
erette, with mules, seed cane, tools,
ETC., S10.bOO.
Good Stock farm in Vermillion
parish, timber and prairie, price
price $25 90 per acre.
Plantation of 600 acres, well inn
proved, fronting Bayou Teche, fine
dwelling, outbuildings cabins, IL
mules, seed cane.
800 acres rice land for rent Mt
$500 per acre, fronting Bayou
Teche.
Fine body OF land, st. Mary Par
ish, fronting Bayou Teche, IN lots
to suit, all in cultivation, $1,000 per
acre, small cash payment, balance
in 9 years at per cent. interest.
House and lot, Prairie Ave-, be-
tween Charles and Il. Main ST., 100
feet front by 200 deep. Price ST.
500, terms.
Lot on Dale st., $125.O0.
Fine residence and lot, +. Main
st., $500.
Nice farm on st. Martin Road, 100
acres well improved, $4,000. Bayos
front, r. r. and Trolley line.
House and lot on Julia st., $1,000.
500 acres on Bayou Portage with
oil well machinery, $1,000.
Fine business lot on Iberia street,
between Main and st. Peter, $1,000,
terms.
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PERSONALS.

Mr. :. g. DrBe;view returned
this week from Mississippi having
visited Vickaburg and Meridian.
Miss Roberts Of Franklin, La.
was u guest Of her cousin, Miss
liilda Roberts on Tuesday.
Mrs Oscar Romero, Of the See
Ond Ward of thls parish, left gu
Thursday for u visit to Michigan
Mrs. Thos. Kimbro. Mrs Ed
wards. DIR. and Mrs j i. Hoykin,
Misses Allison aud Wthwo,th If
Jeanerettc, La were visiting here
on Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Scranton of Young
Vile, daughter Of DIR Scranton,
was the guest Of Miss Yolande
Melancon on Saturday last.
Mr.. Adrien Gonsoulin and par
ty motored in from Loreanvillc on
last Saturday for Il brief business
visit.
Mr.. Alfred Soukie., Of Alexan
drla. was in town on Monday of
this week. the guest of his mother
and sisters for the day.
DR.. j. A. Goodwin returned the
early part or this week from Wis
it Of some ten days to the Ores
cent City.
Mr. Louis &. Langhlin. after
quite q lengthy visit with his
folks, left Wednesday for New
York to take w u course in music.
Mr. CeHaire DclahousAaye. of
st. Martinville, arrived IN this
city on Monday to visit relatives,
aud returned the next day to his
home.
Mr.. and Mis-. J. X. Smith Of
.Jeanerette came up to attend the
meeting Of the Eastern Star Or
der.
Monsieur Albert dc L;1 Mothe, OF
I'll Paso, Texas, formerly Of st.
Louis, was on y triet visit to
friends IN this city and section
this week.
Mr.. }. w. Mckay, Of st. Louis,
Mo, was h.re last Saturday to
protect his interest in the Smith
Bakery property, which was sold
out under foreclosure proceedings.
lie bought in the property for his
own account. b
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

The Speciality Store Of this city
abducted its Fashion Show" on
Thursday eveDing-the first he't'
ia the State outside Of New Or.
&pans And we are behind tb'
Crescent City only q couple OF
Ii II were = crowd that
was v anted, TO see he new styles,
hen the ..Fashiou show" was an
I've, v helning success. The crowd
,.ecame q pack jam--and still
the half could no. in admittanc'
to thu store The sale, which ffO'
loved the succeeding days, wa
An equal success.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

With tn lose Of last week the
w"rkmrn commenced III" place
ment OF the great | beams IN the
Hotel Frederick On Monday he
carpenters were ut work setting
the second floor jo'crs, which are
Of wood, resting above the steel
girders III u few more days The
masous viii he back ut the work
OF raising the walls through the
contse of the second story.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

A fire broke out in the bach
part Of the bakery Of Gus Lam
perez on last Sunday night br.
tween nine and ten o'clock. II
had It's origin In store, Dom where
was Kept the stock Of flour and
wrapping paper. The fre hose IL
the City Hall building va.
brought into quick service and
was the meane Of pre- ting VIA /
threatened to be, an ugly DE. The
tiremen arrived soon after aud On
ished the work IT extineuisbing
the blaze Mr.. lsampefex says Il
..annot account for the origin o.
the tlre. He lost aome fifteen bar
rele of flour, ten thousand pspe,
wrappers aud considerable wood
fucl for the oven. The flame
communicated to the toilet room
aud destroyed q good part Of til.
hing ct bis emplo, ere.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

we were very late with the
Iberian last week, due 20 several
causes beyond our control. First.
We were caught with Il big run Of
job work, followed BY a delay OF a
shipmIS,t Of materials which in.
VOWED both the job work and the
lbrr'an IN delays. We Will en-.
d"hvor to make amends to our
readers ~ being prompler IN the
future.
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THIS INTERESTS YOU

IF You DO NOT OWN YOUR
oWAAQME.
You kns6 hoy difficult il is to
rent suitable house il New he
ria ut the present Hsne.
Why hot stop paying rent ane
have a hone Of your own?
This ASSOCIATION Was organized t.
help YOU own your home as 1t has
helpfd hundreds OF others.
Our funds cs-loaned to you and
IRE rspayable in moHthly pay
mentA
Cur Office is located on Main st.
and our 6ecrctary, Mr. VIC
WeekA will be-Plaaaed ~ explain
our plan.
1DKR1A BUILDING ASSN
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

A few days ago Mr. X. Il. But.
fiutoD, the general agent or the
New Iberia q Northern Il H.. had
an exhibition ut the Taylor's drug
store sevetal turnips of huge size
They were growno Oh "hope, s"s
State Farm, a short distance eas'
Of us.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Mrs. Lazasd King attended the
wedding Of Mas linda Schmulen.
Of Lafayette, La. to Mr.. Samuel
Adler OF New Orleans which event
took place on Wednesday at the
brides home
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BIG SURPRISE TO MANY
IN NEW IBERIA

Local people are surprised at the
QUICK results receiyea-from sim-
pie buckthorn bar)Tglygerine, ETC.,
AZ mixed in Ad3ff-i-ksft the German
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Fresh Flower Seed for SAL Mt
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ED. NEREAlTX

Sundays rain was ample 70
hay" cured u drought. It was
rot altogether nnwclromcd, how
eyer. throughout the rural dis
tr'cta. 90 We wess advised
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An "neasy,fte1,AgN II, the stomach
or IoWria thlI5, quickly ~ HER
PINE. r aneT M the stomach
and pn. sh-yhoWcls. Price Doe
Sold IN rSTORGE DRUG GO.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

III" firm of Ed. Ncrcaux * co, al
the coru,f pi Hopkins and Wash
ington streets, is from and after
this date. Fcb.oJa, 1913. under the
name Of H. NcrcauN, the businr -
having been transferred TO me.
ED. NEREAITX
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5 or 6 doacA 6G6 wall break any
case OF Chiils 81 Fcypr, and If taken
then as tonid M Fever will not
return. Price DC.
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1918.

The citizens Of the third ward
ard franklin will be called upon
"a vo,e two and one half mill tax
ior tan years IN favor OF the South
...,arn Traction and Power Com
nahy on March 70
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when quality and price are IN,
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Miss Ruby Scranton of Young
Vile. daughter Of DIR Scranton,
was the guest Of Miss Y"lande
Melancon on Saturday last.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Mrs Oscar Romero, Of the See
Ond w ard of tins parish, left gu
Thursday for II visit to Michigan
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Mrs. ThOs KimbrO, Mrs Ed
wards, DIR. and Mrs. j i. Hoykin,
Misses Allison and WithwOIth, If
Jeanerettc, la. were visiting here
on Tuesday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Miss Roberts OF Franklin, La.
was u guest Of her cousin, Miss
llilda Roberts on Tuesday
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Mr.. Adrien GonsouIin and par
ty mOtOred in from Loreauvillc on
last Saturday for u brief business
visit.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Mr.. s s. DeBe:view returned
this week from mississippi having
visited Vlcksburg and Meridian.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Mr.. Alfred Soukie,, Of Alexan
drIa. was in town On Monday OF
this week. the guest nf his mother
and sisters for the day.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
BY Ed. W. Smith.

4 LII the conversation in the
~ world and columns and col
unns of newspaper discussion
isn't going to get Jess Willard
battle With Luther McCarty. new
white champion.
This has been amply demonstrat-
ed. Willard has used the CONVEX
sation and Jhe newspapers have
given Jess the proper amount of
boosting On top of it comes Billy
Mccartney, McCarty's manager.
with the statement that Jess will
have to wait his regular turn and
will be accommodated only when
The circumstances are such that he
appears to be the proper man for
the Nebraska star to battle \
cold rundown. in other words
Jess Adopts New Plan.
Willard seemed to have foreseen
just what was going to happen
Then he adopted the proper proce-
dure. He decided to fight his way
up to the top of the heap and force
McCarty into a meeting. Willard
has mapped out campaign that
calls for a match wherever and
whenever a match is offered.
Both Willard and McCarty are
correct in their stands.
The former can do more to estab-
ish himself as a championship pos
sibility in the eyes Of the public by
fighting and winning than he can by
the waste of endless words and
reams and reams of printed paper.
The latter says Willard hasn't
done enough to justify a match at
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21

ever the presidents of the major as
sociations are not included. 1t is
noteworthy that the largest num-
Der of VS. We're presented in 1901,
when Yale was defeated by Har-
ward. - to o; and yet in 1902 only
- were awarded. when Yale de-
feated Harvard, % to q. The low
est number of letters given in
baseball was nine. which occurred
in 1890. In this year Yale won
the series from both Harvard and
Princeton. The greatest number
issued in baseball at any one time
was 10. In 1904. when this was
done, Yale lost to both Princeton
and Harvard. The following year
when the same number were given,
Yale was successful in both SERIES
The greatest number of VS. in
crew were awarded in 1903, when
the honor list reached 20. Yale
then made the best time over the
course at New London since 1878,
except for the crew of So. The ia
BILE showing those granted from
1887 to 1911, inclusive, follows:
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21

vOrite. the fans were forced to ad-
NIT that Brown had bested him.
Russell was a favorite in the
betting, at 10 to s. This was be-
cause he defeated Battling Nelson
here two weeks ago. Local fans
considered Nelson better than
Brown, but there is no comparison
between the New York fighter and
the former lightweight champion.
So encouraged is Russells man
ager over the lads ability to last
ten rounds against the terrible
Brown, that he announced after the
scrap he would go right ahead with
arrangements for Russell to meet
Joe Rivers He considers Knockout
Brown more dangerous man than
Rivers, and thinks that if Russell
can stay ten rounds with Brown he
can at least win a decision over
Rivers.
Brown has left New Orleans for
Atlanta. where on Friday night he
meets Jake Abel. With him is his
manager, Dan Morgan,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
less Willard Must Fight His Way Up; Talk Idle lust Now
GREAT KANSAS HOPE SHOWS SOME GOOD SENSE

this time. and that he should prove
his right. \ mere shade decision
over McCarty in their New York
bout was insufficient, opines Lu-
ther
Correct. Luther, and go to the
head of the class.
Luther Has Better Record.
McCarty has far the better rec
ord of the two-far and away the
better. If Luther never did any
thing better than to whip Jim
Flynn, the hardest nut of them all
to pick. he would be entitled to
highest honors.
But in addition to that McCarty
has beaten two others, and within
three months, too-that gives him
further claim to pre- -eminenCe. He
trimmed Al Kaufman, who once
was considered good enough for Il
championship match with Jack
Johnson. and Al Palzer. conQueror
of Bombardier Wells, English
champion. These are the strong
features Of McCartys more recent
achievements.
Willard has nothing as good to
boast Of If he had ever beaten
Jim Flynn, it would be d plain
case But he hasn't FLYNN was
fighting good when McCarty trim
med him. too-don't forget that
fighting so well that some of the
smartest judges on the coast lost
their bank rolls on him.
Few Can Boast of Trick.
This defeat of Flynn is a trick
that no other white man now in
the game can boast of. Tommy
Burns whipped Flynn in fifteen
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21

~,>HE Yale Daily News has COM
piled some very interesting
L facts regarding the awarding
- -.. varsity "Y' sweater since
F.. WAS first granted in 1852. Dur
.-.r .nfs time 145 men have gained
... distinction in two of the major
..,or,.. 1S received the coveted non
ain rbree branches. while only one
.r ~ W Heffelftnger 81 s., has
.+,s.red this in baseball. football,
.r,cI> and crew T. L. Shevlin, Jr.,
ms and VI. II. Bowman, 'O5 S,
.r,r. the honor of having won
.5~ee "Y's" in their freshman year,
while the latter. together with G.
" Woodruff. SO, are the only ones
rbo have received the reward in
three sports for two years.
OF those who have been awarded
the "" in two branches, 50 re-
.aivpd them for football and base
hall This number is closely fol-
r.,ad bv the % in football and
track. and SO in crew and football,
while only three have done so in
baseball and track. TO c. f. Brown,
.s6 belongs the unique distinction
NJ hefug the single person who ac-
oomnished the feat in crew and
baseball in the same year.
-v,r-s..t.. 17ova Car11ppd their
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
50AL- THROWING RECORD
BROKEN AGAIN AT EMORY

Mt0IRp, GA, Jan. 21.-Emory's bas-
pan record has been broken this
I,dS2n son three times in the last three games
rS Ime Two Senior forwards on January
10 To- Blake broke the record first and on
i've, lrs, LoiiuWlng Saturday Perryman again
rp.rne por,s me record. Yesterday Blake broke
,oa man record when he threw 3S
1%a,5 Tba and ana had points awarded to him.
ar5 nf game was played between the Seniors
ag," aer freshmen. Carlton, the Senior cen
IND ana Lasseter, Senior guard. played
n n favor of the Seniors.
tbs ne second game was played between
resrIfoP -es I9fooPhtomores and sub-Freshmen and
rll5, sex, the giant Sophomore center.
pg,!.e p"seo the best ball in the game The
sane Bl was fast and rough.
mo '0Lnlnenl on the gym" floor and Civ
uasr, "I,ch amusement to the spectators
rsr - Emory's three star comedians. out
.g duncan and Foote. who gave singing,
Fsl,.dI..S and acrobatic stunts between the
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
Clash Between JimSavage and
Al Kubiak at the Dixie Club
Tonight Should Be a Marvel

draw And tonight he expects to
win.
Savage is now being pointed for
the white heavyweight champion
ship by his clever manager, Danny
Morgan. Jim will go after Flynn,
Willard and Palzer if he gets away
with Kubiak
And I'll beat Kubiak sure said
Savage this morning.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
ROWN-RUSSELL BOUT
WON BY NEW YORKER

\ NTEW ORLEANS. LA, Jan. 21.-
y More sensational boxing
than New Orleans has seen
n moons was on tap here last
night during the ten rounds in
which Knockout Brown won a de-
rtsive victory over frankie Rus
SELL
The New York lad was never bet
'.r. His rip-roaring left tore into
Russell again and again. but the
Ne" Orleans kid managed to keep
out Of danger enough of the time
To last out the ten rounds. At that
IL took superlative cleverness for
russell to escape. He trotted out
everything in the shop and worked
WITH a speed seldom equaled here.
HIS duching and blocking were ex-
.'.lent and saved him from many
blows that would have knocked him
old if they had landed.
There was no question about the
."'iSlon. Though Russell, as a To-
.i, man, was the overwhelming ia
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21

w DEH EHptsR 'is' soos S>SSsS up '"% at the he
Dixie Athletic club tonight
local boxing fans should witness
the Classiest battle between heavy
weights that has ever been staged
in this city.
Both men are exceptionally clever
for big fellows and both pack a
mighty good wallop. Kubiak is
probably the harder hitter of the
pair. but Savage easily makes up
for this with his work.
Local bugs" know Kubiak. They
watched him defeat Soldier Delaney
and Carl Morris and believe that he
is almost unbeatable. But in Saw
age the big Philadelphian is meet
ing a man who already has earned
one decision over him-that is, New
York papers gave Savage the
award. but Kubiak has always
claimed that he should have had a
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
FIGHT ON PUBLICATION
OF ODDS MADE IN N. Y

ALBANY. n. Y, Jan. 21,-A bill pro-
hibiting the publication of betting odds
was introduced in the state assembly
by Representative Allen.
The bill, aimed at the publication Of
betting odds. makes II a misdemeanor 10
advertise, publish by writing printing
circular, telephone, newspaper or other
wise, any statement setting forth the
actual or anticipated odds on contests.
Tbe mIs aisd or Ms"1uI t Ie Sla[e
of the event or accounts of pools or
wagers upon the event
A similar bill introduced lost year failed
to pass.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
GAMES IN JUNIoR EAGLE

The "g results last night Of the games in
JUNIOR City Basket Ball league were
and W. 81 Immaculate Conception 2
lav " gsIeE House Athletic club a. Wes-
nj, Memorial Is. The S. V. D. team ad-
u,..-,a,T,ered most decisive defeat to it's
9-,''eRI; an, Il; and seems bound for the pen
tpsr, me Wesley House Athletic club
rsral Wesley Memorial has third place
.a.tIn n"Wn and the Immaculate Con-
SAM anon boys have been unable to win
,'uS season. In fiercely contested
INNS. aIiN played game, The Wesley
... N..leuc clubs quintet defeated the
j, 49,, Memorial aggrega tiou ON the
court by the score Of p to l5
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
ED WALSH TO BETTER
HIS IRON MAN RECORD

CHICAGO. Jan. ED Walsh, the
great White SoX twirler, who pitched
So games last season, has just told his
manager that he intends beating that
record this season. Walsh draws $500
salary
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
HUGGINS WILLING TO
BE RID OF KONETCHY

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21.-Manager Miller
Hu9gins. of the Cardinals. unwilling to.
meet the $500 salary demand of Bis
Ed" Konetchy, his great first sac,,r
today looked around for a chance ,o
trade or sell his man.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
YALE TEAM TO PLAY
81 GAMES THIS YEAR

NEW HAVEN, CONN. Jan. 21.-The
Yale baseball schedule for this season
is the largest in the college history. 1t
calls for 81 games. the first March p
and the last June p.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
McA9TY COMING MONEY!.

CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-'Luther McCar-
y win earn a least $25oooo on tn.
iagc and i'm the ing within the next
NO years" says Bill NgraIurE man
ger of the white heayyNeight cham.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21

rounds in 1906, but Burns can not
now be considered a factor as an
active boxer
Flynn is ready to box again. by
the way He was in rather bad
shape after he got through with
the McCarty battle and went to
New York to take a few weeks
rest
Jim announces himself as pre-
pared for any of them. and would
especially like to get shot at Al
Palzer, for which meeting it is un-
derstood one of the New York pro
moters is especially keen.
Flynn also says he would like
nothing better than to get "A crack
at Willard, if there were induce
ments offered for the meeting in
any place they could go ten rounds
or more. In shorter bout than
that Jim feels that he could not do
himself Justice.
BOAT HOUSE FOR PRINCETON.
PRINCETON. y. j.. Jan. 2I.-Groun,
has been turned for new boat hous
for the Tiger crew at the western en-,
Of Carnegie lake
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21
M. D0NLIN SIGNS, THEN
BEGINS TALKING BIG"

PHILADELPHIA Jan 21.--"AIike"
Donlin, the slugging outfelder, today
signed his Philadelphia National league
contract and at once announced that his
club would be contender for the pen
nant
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-01-21

EETULANE GAME OFF
SEWANEE., TENN. Jan. 2l-Sewa-
nee football team has Cancelled the game
with Tulane, scheduled for November 49,
and substituted Kentucky State