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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

CHANNING POLLOCK. who turns
" out plays so numerously that,
Dresuula bly, he writes them With both
feet as we'll as with both hands went
10 "The Inner Shrine" that popular
novel OF three OF four seasons ago.
close 10 the nara tive which Basil
King published anonymously. in
rather unworthy, but successful, ef-
fort for advertisement; Indeed, Mr.,
Pollock might have made moro
compact, dramatic play had he been
other hand, readers OF the novel
and there have been many, many
thousands of them-doubtless would
resent any vital deviations from the
story The opening chapter OF the
novel becomes the first act OF the
play: really. rather more a prologue.
The scene IS Diane Eveleth's draw
ing room III Paris, the body OF ihe
act concerns itself with Diane's en-
tertalnmcnt Of her gay and shallow
friends. the climax comes with the
announcemnt OF her husbands s deato,
shot I'm duel IN defense of his wifc's
good name. Diane falls over the
telephone. the curtain falls to the
stage; and the audience falls 10 chat
terng OF the outcome,
The next two acts pass in Dereit
Pruyn's home in New York; and the
tawdry, red, red scenery strikes the
most tragic note OF the piece. Diane
IS a member OF the household, acting
as chaperon TO Deres's daughter. The
wicked Bieuyille comes into her life
again. this time as Derek's guest.
Thenceforward, as IN the novel. all the
other characters endeavor 10 mako
the Frenchmap rctract his lies about
Diane. The end comes ON the Veran-
da OF the Lakevilio inn. an admirable
act" when difficulties are swept
away by Dcrck ovcrhearing Il conver-
sation between Diane and BIenvlllc,
in which he speaks the truth.
TIE fourth character to be brought
forward by Cyril Maude in the
course OF his interesting season at
Wallack's is not from his London
repertoire, In fact, Grumpy" has
never been acted In that city, where
IL was Intended for the Playhouse
this month. before Mr.. Maude de-
cided 10 sublet That fashionable thea
ter 10 Marie Tempest. presenting
Henry Arthur Joucs's latest play, and
venture tour Of America. Until
the other evening. Grumpy had
been acted only twice. once in Glas-
gov. the week before Mr. Maude
sailed for this country and once In
Montreal Immediately after his mr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

Most people would consider his insist
once on realism IN this particular a sheer
waste OF time and energy. Mr.. Miller's
explana ton OF his hobby is that IL helps
the actor in his play 10 feel" their roles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

1t is estimated that on her present tour
TO the Pacific coast, Gaby Deslys, the
noted French artist, win earn over so5. 600.
This Is for a period OF less than eleven
weeks, and is the highest amount ever
paid any foreign artist for a tour OF this
nature. not even excepting Bernhardt.
Gaby travels in state, occupying u pri-
vate car which is always run as d spe
cal Caby believes that as she has TO
travel so much every day and work so
hard at every performance, she should be
paid accordingly. She is under the direc-
ton of the New York Winter Garden
company. which served to introduce her
to America. This was two seasons ago,
Just after she is said TO have had an af-
fair with ex-King Manuel Of Portugal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-07

There are only three things In life
that ! cannot dispense with" Charles
Frohman was saying between acts one
night lately at the rehearsal OF The
Land of Promise" Miss Billie Burke S
new play. "One OF them" le continued,
SIS sleep, the second IS food and the third
is an empty theater when l rehearse.
II was at this moment that Mr.. Maug
ham, the author OF THE Land OF Prom
ise,' said, II did not know that Mr..
Tharp Zone of the actors In the company
was to wear a tall hat" Neither did
L." answered Mr.. Frohman: you go over
and tell him that neither the author OF
the play nor It's producer expected tonight
to see HIM hide his light under a tall
hat Both men were talking In the
dimly lighted auditorium of the practi-
cally deserted Garden theater; and while
they were talking a carefully dressed In
dlvidual had entered and had quietly
taken seat. at the same time removing
a highly polished top hat. 1t was TO this
individual that Mr.. Maugham said "We
did not expect TO find you wearing that
kind of a hat tonight, Mr.. Tharp," my
name is not Tnarp; ! am the manager OF
the theater. l represent the Garden The
ater estate" said the owner OF the top
hat. And then Mr. Frohman, who had
moved over from another part OF the
theater. remarked: We'll. in that case
Will have to remind YOU that particularly
rented the theater for tonight without
fixtures: that is the way the contracts
read All | asked for and still wish is
an empty theater." Whereupop the own
er of the top hat took his top hat In hand
and went home.
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ca sc that Is handedSacross the desk might
contain any photograph that happened 10
fit, or no photograph at all. But what
Il does contain Is photograph OF Ruth
Chhtterton, The girl who plays the
daughter. taken when she was 8 years
old. Mr.. Miller incurred considerable cX
pense in a search OF photograph studios
10 obtain this forgotten picture of little
Miss Chatterton.
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xCNPY"-A play In four acts. by Horace
|-<r,s and T. wigney PercyvRi. CWollack's
Ialer)
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= INNER SHRINE "A play in fou- acts by |
.nnluv Pollock Adapted from tho novel OF
'<smo ranc Bronx opera houHc.)
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-05

The Police Jury Of this parish. on
Thursday, agreed to 60 to St. Martin
Vile il body on next Monday to
meet the Police Jury of that parish
when IN regular session. The object
of this visit ,s to decide upon course
of acton in the matter Of protecting
the eastern portions of these two par
ishea f.om annual floods. The At
chafalaya Levee Board dedicated some
<27O. 600 for this purpose some time
ago, but no move has been taken to
expend any Of the money.
report was brought to the atten-
ton OF Iberia parish Police Jury, to
the effect that certain capitalists of
Chicago, who have made some heavy
Investments in swamp lands Of these
two parishes, are interpOsing Objec-
tons with the Levee Board TO the fur
Their extention of these levees at this
time. This report comes through such
creditable channels as to give it col
Or more than tn at Of a mere rumor.
Some months ago the Police Jury Of
the parish Of st. Martins appointed
Mr.. J b. Burdin, "a a special COM
mittee. to appear before the Atchafa-
layaLevee Hoard and to petition for the
early direction of the work Of build
ing Of the west bank levee along the
Atchafalaya river, SO as to protect the
st Martins farmers from annual inun
dation.
A short while after this Iberia par
lsh acted along the same lines, the
Police Jury appointing Mr.. Jno. A.
Valet.
MessTs. Burdin and Valet. co-operat-
ing. secured the adoption Of resolu-
ton by the Levee Board, appropriate
ing f9O, 900 a year and dedicating this
sum 10 this especial work. None OF
this money has been expended upon
this work outlined. and the two par.
ishes will suffer again this year, AZ
they have 10 the past. The present
move of the Police Jury il taken with
the view Of obtaining relic! for the
people and. possibly. for the purpose
Of fathoming the rumors.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-05
TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS or
THE CITY OF NEW IBERIA

take this means of advising you
that l am q candidate for the Of
flee OF Trustee of Finance, as pro-
vided for under the new City Chart
er, subject to your approval, at the
election to be held in the City OF
New Iberia on Mondey, June the
End, 1913, for the purpose of select
ing three Trustees to govern the
affairs of your City for the ensuing
four years.
Approaching the very important
duties attached to this office, and
feeling myself fully capable of dis
charging these duties to your en-
tire satisfaction, ask your support
and trust that the results OF the
election on June End will evidence
your confidence and approval. In
return for this, should l be elected,
I assure you that the office Of Trus
tee of Finance shall be conducted
along such lines as will produce
most efficient results, and t.
the best Of my Judgment and abili-
ty.
Trusting that | may receive your
valuable support, and assuring you
OF my sincere appreciation, l am
Yours very truly,
HARRY J. SMITH
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Continued from page L.

~~~~~~~~~
strength That is exact mathe.
ma'ical justice
MIR. HULL: AS ] look upon ii,
the ballo' in Spokane is the most
democratic thing have ever
heard Of TO have a list Of nine
t,-two candidates, where there
are perfectly free nominations,
means the utmost democracy. No
man il dependent upon the ma.
chine, no man is dependent upon
boss. A man goes before the
whole people, he has got 70 win
on his merits. and where there are
very few Offices to be filled, as
VIII be the case in Cambridge att
"r The first year. you have me
voter y attention fixed on the men
aud he IS bound to pick out the
best man. In regard to the mum.
!xI of men on the ballot, what is
the use Of going on the ballot
when Won are going to be showed
undrle There is no advertising
value ID that today.
Another thing. this preferential
system Of voting is intended to
represent a majority which SO far
has never been represented we
have plenty Of minority rtprestn'
tation | have not pretended to
cover minority Representations:
what the preferential system IL
intend- q 1" d" ia to represent a
ma jorlty Of the people, who have
never been, SO far AZ can see,
heretofore adequately represented.
An, one who il Interested enough
to look At the report Of the Royal
Commits. ion appoln' to inquire
into thr p'ectO,al system. and also
Mr. Bncklim's report of the Grand
Junction system. and the Spokane
charter. will fluid this worked out
20 a. t. show how automatically
accurate these things are.
CHAIRMAN DANA: will say
thar in Massachusetts We h"v"
had since 1889 \ system by which
indppendpnt candidates can be
nominated by only fifty signatures,
and we have not suffered from nm
duly long ballots National Mn
nicipal Review.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-05
Children Crv
FOR FlETCHER'S
CA . TORI
TAX ELECTION 81 D,

After all, the tax i. on held
Tuesday in the Fourth aard to de
eide whether or not a tax would
he voted 10 favor of the Louisiana
Traction and Power Company,
was defeated. Although it was
doubtful all along, it was hoped
that there would be q change OF
the business men there, and that
they would cast their vote In fa
vor of the propagation, hut they
did not, and they have passed MP
one Improvement that they will
regret for many long day.
There we're - votes, valuation
t43 942, ca. in favor OF the pro
position, and 80 votes, valuation
81. $50, cast against it, a differ.
ence of Is votes, and $33,578 in
valuation -Abbeville Progress.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-05

Bv virtue of commission issued
unto me, the undersigned Adm'nist'a
tor, out of the above Bald Court, unoe.
an order granted on the 10 Gay I"
March, 1913.
There will be sold by the undefsiKns
ed Admin strator or a duly autnorIsss.
Public Auctloneer, FOR CASH loI
the purpose of realizing funds 70 p.y
debts of the above said Succession -,
Public Auction, to the last anu n's ~
est bidder, on SATURDAY. the osu
day OF April, 1913. between legal ~
hours, at the late residence Of DeI h0
Hebert, deceased, the property Os
longing to the above said Success'o''
and described as follows to w.t. -.
A certain Road Machine ana aii ~
live stock belonging to the above g
titled Estates. ,cor
Adminietratos.
Cammack Il Broussard, Attys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-05

Notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF a writ of Fieri Facias, is
sued out of the City Court OF New
Iberia, La, in the above entitled
and numbered cause, and to me
directed, l, NJ. J. Domigue, Marshal
have seized and will offer for sai
and will sell to the last and high
est bidder, FOR CASH, at 100 Eas,
Main street, New Iberia, La, or
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1913.
the following described property
to wit =
The entire stock and fixtures
now contained in the building a,
1O6 East Main street of New Iberia
La. the stock consisting of To-
OF millinery goods.
Topay and satisfy the judgment
in said cause, it being for the sun
of Sixty dollars, ($6O.OO and al
costs of these proceedings ant
with recognition of the lesso:''
lien and privilege on the abov.
stock of merchandise and said fix.
lures.
Given officially, this 18th day q
March, A. d., 1918.
M. j. DOMINIQUE,
City Marshal
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TO THE PUBLIC

! hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the position of Trus-
tee Of Public Safety, under the
Commission Form OF Government
the election to take place on Mon
day, June End, 1918.
! respectfully solicit the support
Of the voters of New Iberia, in the
highest degree of choice they may
feel that they can conscientiously
give me.
The new Charter, and the privil-
eyes Of the people Hereunder, are
the highest guarantees of q faith
ful service to duty on my part.
G. c. LAUGHLIN
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Baton Rouge. La, March 10Th, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Mary
Chenter hagerty. widow and sole heir
a,kl legal representative of j 1seph D.
H'Eerty, Assignee of Charles Spencer
of Washington, Parish of st. D.andr,
State of Louisiana, has flied IN this Of.
flee her application to enter under the
provisions Of Sections 23n6 and 23O7 oil
the Revised Statutes of the United
States, the following described land
viz:
Lots ], :, ;, and 4, Sec. II. I. Ii s.,
X. 3 f.. La. Mer.
Any and all persons ella timing ad-
versely the lands described. or desir.
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any 9th
er reason, to the disposal to the appli-
cant. should file their affidavits OF
protest in this office, before the 18th
day Of April, 1913.
JOHN +. NUTrALE,
Register.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSN

The Louisiana Sunday School
ASSOCIATION will hold its 9th an.
Iual convention IN Alexandria,
La, % April %, g, aud "a. this
year. The program Of the ses.
Sions will embrace many features
for the promotion Of the Sunday
School work through the state
The attendance will nnd0ut,t ed "
be large this year. Delegates are
declared 10 be all State, Parish,
District and Ward Officers, Com
Ditts,m men, members Of Life Mem
bership Clubs, every Pastor. and
superintendent in Louisiana, Mis-
sionaries, and one member from
Zach school, with additional dele.
gate for every one hundred mem.
bers or fractional part thereof.
1t il the earnest desire to make
this Annual Convention thOrou gh-
" practical. 1t IL suggested /, at
Que good way for the doing of
this il for the Sunday Sch oil
workers 10 meet and talk Ov. r
their successes and failures. TIL 9
year they are providing depart.
ment conferences for every de
partment OF Sunday School work.
These conferences will presen'
workers Of the state who arr
working at the Sunday School
problems and solving many OF
them. Sunday School workers
are invited to come and get help
for their own work. and prepared
to give help to other workers and
thus be blessing to the conven
ton.
Arrangements have been made
with all Of the railroads. for u sp-
cialra Of one and One.ihird far. .
q" the round trip for all d-l~gat. ..
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-05
DEMAND Of Administration
10th Judicial District Court Of Louis
lana. Parish of Iberia.
Succession Of
ALBERT LAUKANCE OLIVIER,
deceased.

Whereas, Jules J. Olivier, a re-
sident of the Parish of Iberia, has
applied to the Honorable the 18th
Judicial District Court Of Louis
lana holding sessions in and for
the Parish of Iberia, to be appoint
ed Administrator of the Succession
of Albert Laurance Olivier.
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 pub.
LEGATION hereof, why the prayer OF
the said Jules j. Olivier should not
be granted. =.
Witness the Honorable James 81
mon, Judge of our said court, TINS
9th day OF March, A. d.. 1918.
A. j. MAUMUS,
D'p'y Clerk Of Court.
Weeks & Weeks, Attorneys.
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WHAT THE inter-
URBAN Old FOR.
INDIANAPOLIS,

Twenty-Five years ago the first in
terurban line was built in Indiana.
During the year 1913 the FIST interur-
ban reached the city of indianapolis.
During that year the line carried in
and out 2 34S 600 passengers. The
terminal station and grounds. opened
in 1904, cost 81 ,500,0 In 1907. 3.275,
900 passengers were carried and in
1907. ). 900 900. In 1910 fourteen inter
urban lines entered Indianapolis and
nearly six million passengers were
carried.
The population of indianapolis is
$50, 600 and her trading population is
estimated at 500. 900. due to the facili
tiee offered by the interurban roads.
Eek.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-04-05

~ WIG vV0Oe0 w wA9S SbVy VI ANSW AUCtb0s
am . candidate for the position Of
Commissioners Of Public Property Of
the city or New Iberia. La. and sub
NIT this my candidacy to the will Of the
voters for their determination At the
election 70 be held on June End. Your
votes are solicited on the merits Of my
qualifications for the position I seek
and not on the grounds of friendship
nor political affiliations. Your favOra.
BILE consideration and support will be
daily appreciated.
will endeavor 70 do my best, TO the
satisfaction Of the greatest number,
and Will reepect the referendum in ali
matters Of special interest TO the PEG.
pie and Taxpayers.
Respectfully yours.
LAWRENCE P. VILLERMlN
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"If silence 10 golden" suggests Mr..
W, G. Weeks, then President Wilson
should lie the richest man in Americh.
He 10 one man who Is good listener,
and who can let the other fellow do
all the talking"
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AN OBJECT IN VIEW
You seldom find

, You seldom find a saving {
, family paying rent. I
, A family paying rent has no I
, special incentive to save, but I
, the family that buys a home I
, has special object to save for. I
, They at once realize that it is I
, much more important to save I
, their money and pay for their q
home than to waste it foolish {
D ~, and If they have borrow Z
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, ton they can pay it back in I
, easy monthly payments. I
D 1t is all in the plan. Z
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TRUTH TR|UMPHs
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FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT.

A truthful statement Of a New
iberia citizen, given in his own
words, should convince the most
skeptical about the merits OF
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A NeM Iberia citne& Mlls OF
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Abolph Mestaycr, 5. Iberi( ST.,
Ny Iber, La, sayJ: "Pa1s in
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greA uEaI of suffering. attri-
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my w0sk which obligee'fhe to be on
my feet m>Aah OF time. / tried
numerous remedies and consulted
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until ! used Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured at Taylor's Drug Store.
/ soon noticed their beneficial eff
feet and after I had finished the
contents of two boxes, the pain in
my back had ceased and my kid
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dition. l am justified in endors-
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cents. "a
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York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
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LIT

Infancy:
The mother said softly. her heart
full Of Joy.
"He Is riding q broomstick my dear
little boy"
Childhood:
Again she said gayly. with eyes ever
mild.
HE is riding a sawhorse- brave
little child!'
Youth:
The father eaii anxiOusly, +Son,
pray 60 slow!
You are riding pace that will bring
you to woe!"
Manhood:
INV friend" Sid q comrade, "the
hobby you sty de
Runs away with each man who sticks
spurs in its side!'
Old Age:
The world said, "Poor fellow! An
other cracked wit!
A CHIP who rode life without bride
or bit!'' Lurana sheldon.
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The following II = very truthful
remark: "1'he man who grows up
IN his native town il regarded 10
. boy by his elders until he 10
we'll started down the d~clivigy Of
life that ends in hole. The
stranger who comes into q place
Is more often pushed t. the front
than the ynnDg man who hax
grown up with IL" town. This 10
tho reason whY so many yOuug
men ecOme ,efied with their
come snr. Jugs and long 10
c. Il their LOT ~ other quArtere.
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Any erroneous reflection upon the
standing or reputation Of any person,
Arm or corporation which may appear
IL the columns of the lberian will be
gladly corrected if brought to the at
'ention Of the editor.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
1sth JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
Parish of iberia.

Succession of No.------
1850.
Desire Hebert, Sr OF his wife, LOa's'
Louvere, and Of their son. DESIRE
Hehert, Jr., all deceased.
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publication and Editorial Offices 232
w. Main Street.
Telephone .. >. ..lberlan
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