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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-15

en- route. to spend the winter In Denver
and Little Rock, Ark.
Miss Harriet Mckinstry. who has
been at Fnecrcst Inn for some time, will
be back Tho latter part Of the week,
The women OF the Ilovd Alliance Will
serve a luncheon today at 1890 In Unity
hall, the first OF their winter meetings.
The art section OF the Ladies Literary
club Will meet this morning at the club
house, when Miss Rose Hartwell. for
several years past a resident of Paris.
on David Tenlers. IGlo-I69O"
The social which was to be held Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Lucy r.. Nor
ton has been postponed indefinitely.
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"A day afternoon was the bridge tea
IN given at the Ladies Literary club
by the members of the entertain
ment committee. Sixty tables we're
arranged for the players In the main ALL
dItorium and. following a few hours OF
rluy, tea was served in the library where
At beautifully decorated table Mrs. w.
3 F. Adams and Mrs. W. Ii Ferguson
poured tea and coffee. The long table
held a large wiclor basket filed with the
Beautiful autumn fruits and trailing
vines and ivy added much 10 the artistic
arrangement. The members OF the en-
terteinment committee, including Mrs.
George F. Stieh. Mrs, Walter G., TuttIe.
Mrs. Harry BintZ. Mrs. Charles Tying,
sfrs. r. II. Dorman. Mrs. w, e. Day, Mrs.
A. P, Stone. Mrs Harry Crabbe Mrs w.
T. Benson and Mrs D. w. Phelan. all as
sisted. while A 6evy oi young girls IN
Guiding Mics Bonnie Miller, Miss Rosa
inond Ritch!e. Miss Emma Zane: Miss
Hazel Oswald. Miss Margaret Mcclure.
Miss Katherine Richards. Miss Margaret
Clark. Miss Rowena Korns, Mis-. Ada
Ferguson and Mrs. Theodore p. Parker,
.nll of whom had made the candy for the
afolr, remained and assisted in serving
blcs for the game and entertained guests
were. Mrs. Mary E Gilmer, Mrs D.
c. Dart Mrs Raymond Alderman, Mrs.
G. Ira Tutle, Mrs. j. ]. DAILY. Mrs. Fra nix
Knox. Mrs, j. c. Lynch Mrs. &. A. Quig-
ley. Mrs. ". F. Adams, Mrs. A. II. Par
sons, Mrs. Z. w Coriield. Mrs, a S
Bower, Mrs. James J. Burke. Mrs. J. Il. |
Crtchlow. Mrs. NJ J. Cheesman, Mrs. r, |
Z. Holmes. Mrs. A. Fred Wey. Mrs. w |
G. Green. Mrs. A. L. Wilson. Mrs. B. A |
Williams, Mrs. Pauline Sands. Mrs. A. g. |
Gibson. Mrs. Il. l.. Sheets. Mrs. s. A |
King, Mrs. f. W. Francis, Mrs. l.. c, |
Miller, Mrs. Glen Miller. Mrs S w
Morrison. Mrs. Alan McNltt, Mrs. Harry |
Knight, Mrs. L. II. Farnsworth Mrs |
Palmer. Mrs. Alderman. Mrs Adams, |
Mrs. T.. 3. Critchlow. Miss Edith Mud
ge't, Mrs. W G, Tuttle, Mrs. Il. L. Da-
yls, Mrs Philip Schoenert. Mrs Elmo
Smith. Mrs Curties, Mrs. j. K. Rey-
nolds, Mrs, r. l.. Parker, Mre, r. e, Nc
Ter Mrs. r II. Richmond. Mrs. s. H.
Sharmar. Mrs. Selnach. Mrs. Il. T.. An
dcrson. Mrs. Tiernan Mrs. a. r. Nc
Cannc, Mrs. c. II. Lashbroot Mrs. j. i.
Cowan.
Mrs. James Bernard McEnany was the
hostess yesterday at n very ella borate
luncheon with bridge following. The af-
fair was given in the presidents suite at
Inc Hotel Utah, and all tho rooms In the
suite were beautifully decorated for the
event The long Ia BILE was laid for TWEEN
ty-two. and IT was all adorned in yellow,
Tall yellow chryssnthemums were ar
ranged In basket and yellow tullc. yell
low shaded candles and many smaller
baskets OF tho same flowers made the Ia
bic beautiful picture. Following the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-15

luncheon four tables of auction bridge
were played and favors for the winners
were smaller baskets of yellow roses The
guests at the luncheon were Mrs. Thomas
Kearns. Mrs j, C. Lynch, Mrs Charles
A. Quigley. Mrs j G., Hanchett. Mrs
James Ivers. .Tr., Mrs. Fred Davidson
Mrs. W II Bintz. Mrs Frank j. West
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Real Estate Transfers,

Pierce Larpou 10 Albert Stoher. part section
80. township south, range wost ....,.s ss
c. D. Harding to Salt Lake City. ioto IL 10
%, MargaTcthe subdivision ......... -.
J. II. Young TO Jhmco irving. lots 100 and I7I
ilnunens subdivision TO Forest Dale -.
E6ic II. Schwars To Norman J. Lindennaun
lots 81 and So block 7. Oakley subdivision
Catherine s. Gsbby to Idsgio @. Nupn lofs
81 and IS; block J. South Salt LaIo go.
Cccolia v Fahey TO Annie q. Naylor lots
and 9, block l. LaurclhurSt amonded addi-
'en =" 2TSt
l6. block g. Went Grand View .,,....,. u
George NoinDey Sons TO Hyrum J. Jensen
part lot 2, block .. fvc-acrs plat A .....,. Il
Mary q. Underwood 10 Josoph r, Underwood
part lot g. block II. plat a ........... II
Gordon o, Becsstead TO Robert P. CAmpbell,
south hnlf Of lots II and l.. block g. Para
disc addition .....-,................. 1of
Isaac W. Coon TO Daniel Cauffici part soc.
uong and 3. township SOUTH range 2
Tnht OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
James r. 3mith sons to George Z Ford
part lot 4. block 10 plat A ......,......., 4
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Mrs. Robert n PeaIe will entertain
the members Of the Crystal bridge club
today at her apartments In the Fifth
East hotel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-15

II. Madsen. chief deputy Of the state ash
and game department, Oh the charge Of
shooting grouse September 90, before the
season opened, were found guilty Monday
by Justice E. L. Jones Of Provo. Jones
was fined $40 and Fore yas given fifteen
days Imprisonment
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Salt Lake Statistic.
Births,

Births,
Seymour II Ncf. L. ID. 8 hospital: boz
Preston d Richards, L. D. s. hospital; slrI
bon!nrnin McPhee, 525 Foal street: boy
george a, Gregory. Sanhorg court: girl
Juno s. HushinGoD, 1g8 Ramona avenue; sl.l
Fred @ Wobb. No. 1reta court. girl
Albert j. Huber, 20 South Fifth East: si.l
william c. Lloyd. 6+7 West Capitol avenue
BOY.
oscar a. Erickson, 3T East Fifth South; girl
Josoph p Ridges. 35& CeuLor street: boz
JoOeph ". white. 1895 Wcs, North Templs: bn.
Walter Gardiner, L.. ID. $. hospital: boz
John Einde'B. Si5 Simondi avenue; girl
MasachikR snsamoto 3SS Wos. Firvt South: girl
Lawrence Peterson. 303 Harrison avenue; boz
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Deaths.

October II, lsi5-Jamcs W Harrison. oil North
Sixth West. Al years: lobar pneumonia.
October II. 19i2-Mary ~ Rockwell 2 Graham
court 80 years; valvular heart disease
October Il. loi5-Jamcy Culinup. go EII-nboth
street. 81 years: general arler!o sclrrosia
October H. Iel3-Emma Thomau Holy croax
bocpital. a yonns operation for cystic ovsry,
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Grouse Shooters Fined.

Charles Jones and Albert Ferre, two
Provo hunters, who were arrested by D.
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Miss Margaret ConnelI has gone tc
idaho fora few days. on legal business
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GUSHING AGAIN.
Fine Well Brought IN BY the
Big Six Oil Co., Spou0ng
1900 Barrels Daily.

The we'll Of the Big SIX OH 20.
which was brought IN on May ~.
90 4 GsshsI, bat changed 70 now.
,ns, Lns resumed gushing for sev'
-,al day. aud ~ now gushing
about ZOO bar,cls daily with over
80 per cent oil, and improving
The laud on which tnis well Ia To-
Gated IL owned ~ Judge Julian
Mout"u. ) Il Pa,ke'aon. 9, "
4 Patterson, + NJ. Bi"r~nt, ! u
Beuhel. d.. Dcbanreal, U"brt'
I I,it q tud aud others.
! W. are into, med that j y Snt
tie, ATTY. Ws-.- 1T New ihe''s
aud y, hr,H VIII hoTe 90 the Notes
tract fo m,rti, the l"cio Aie'
that the D-',o,ah OH Co. vi wb'ct
I. A Bruuasnrd IN president "n'
WIN Clegx in secretary. viii M
gin boring IL u week ~ n" Nc
Damn will h. the d,lller aud vii
work the we'll with cement I" shm
OiT the salt wat-r.-lafayette Ad
ver,iser.
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the PRESIDENT
- AND THE PUBLIC.

From a political atand l.oin'. ar
perhaps |, would he mu"" a"c"r
ate to say. from The sta"dpoint ri
the prarttcsl politician. Prsident
Wilson may not b" ~ ideal P'csi.
dent.
TIL" average politician tries ~
nearly ~ possible ~ please every
body Some men IL office appear
to succeed in this endenvor. The
IN, sUn VIII" pays even the small
Eat attention. to public aHa'rs
knows office holders who nrv~r
-.em ~ encounter u word vt crit
icism,; vito please the Hhm'ch pr"
p,e aud u" not offend the vari"".
Glasses aimed ~ ~ the police reg
ula,ions; who rcc~iv. the rndorrr
mput If the performers" mud VII"
poll the vote at the "Hal0On eve.
ment +" Such mrn usually rise IN
regular progression from one VI
ice "a the next higher. w'w"ys
placn,ing M fac,iUns and inter
eats. and sc,rnrly dealing ~ plat
,tudps while Keeping 'hrt'
thoughts fixed Wnwavering'y "'
"the main chance" Bu, "cca
eiona,ly n "throrrticMl' politician
ariser who ,Mlipvrs that the Ora
duty IF pubic office II puO,it
ser vice. and who combines u prac
teal ,u,n o: mind with higl
ideals The friends and Admir:r'
of Woodrow Wilson sa,d h. VA,
\ uch y man md they elected h'I
to office. They are m"w ~ayi"l
TIM, he IL fulfilling their expects
ton. IN placing the good Of TIL
conntry Ah"ve the i"trrrsta vt TIL
individual. ard IL r,skinR I'll" dis
IA sor ~ ,h~ stoilsm~n IL orde
that the people ehall come int
their inhpi ttance.
j Political opponents Il the rrr.'
dent hpl,pv" that hr n MAXIM
mistakes. The Republicans thin)
they Ga" ace whereahr IL going I
bring rmbartassm~nt@ and -vel
rutn to some lines ri iDdustr
through tariff reduction. The
ques, ion whether his views ~ III
Gu, remcy are Hafe. They are s'i|
con vincpd that the DemOcrwti
conception "f nstinnal policy
|, nnsOMnd Patronage hnLtera Il
his own party are diag'untlrd "
; cause he II waiting 10 And tlI
right mrn for the places instea
If hunting places f"r worthy pol
: ticians. Bnt all admit that he
10 STRING executive, and EVEN hi
opponents ARE willing I" wait Nh
let time prove the wiad0m or u,
wisdom OF hin policies.
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ANSE La BUTTE
AWAKENING,

Of much interest to y number ~
Tecbe sugar people, VIII" ~ past
years had made Investments in land
IN the Anse IL Butte oil field, IN
st. Mar,m parish, IN the ""n"""c
ri striking 1T I'll there last Sat"'
day by !. +. Brnckr"-'rin. n r"a
soned OH operator IT Texas AMI
Louisiana. The willie on q, ~.
,,any. ot which Mr.. lsrnckr"s'ei"
n the head. brought ~ u x" her
the 10th INST. which t. uudrrr'm"'
I" h~ flowing Ut the ,"te 1T about
5000 bar,rI- dAily. with " reported
approximate ~ per cent water.
A few yeats back there wat
great activity I" prospecting f."
oil IN Ans- la Butte. aud h"le'
were enter, aimed hy planters ~
the Trchs cOumtry "f securing
cheap fuel CLOSE NJ home f,"" that
aeld. Amse IL Eutte's product "
~ nov being proven will no d"ub'
lead to early .ffott toward ~ !"
crease I" production there. and y
-, hp, wells nrr brought !" III"
wear II may be- thu, 81. Ma,ti'
parrish al, will he nHed ut s"me ~
the 1eche factories the coming
grinding. A. II II, though. witt
| prux unity I" the Standards Hti''
ing plant ut BatO" Rouge, through
the i. +. cross country r"A't ftOl'
I. sfayrtt" tn Baton Rouge, u !
| presumed that IL this oil II vel
suited to refining purposes u vii
he ~ bought for that p"rpor
should there br u" material III
creased IN output ~ tho Anes J
Butte field. - Mudrtn Sugar PA.
ter.
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The Morgan Oily Outlook or
poses The tetmtn Of the tax voted
10 dredg~ the channel thr''nRh
the Atch1fAlsya reef, on the
ground that the parposrs fo'
which the tar was voted have
been accomplished rh,. 10 true
In . measure. but the people are
still paying the tax, when tn fact
the government hnH xssntned own
ership over the channel by pay
uient Of the entire cOSt Of the IN
dertSk,ng. The money invested
by the \, ock holders has heen re-
turned to them. ar II snbjrct Il
their demand. and with equal j"s
,ice the amount invested Ivy tb'
,,~cplr ahOmld slxO he handed
hMrk with the sAne good Ernc'
hat Il wan xlven.--FraDklii
Watchman.
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EPURIAM, Ellis. WV ~ wv. ...3.W
Bounded north by Madeline
south IVY Hcnshaw; east by Ma
RE; west by Henshaw
RJVET. Charles & ais .- 49, -,6.t5
Vounded NORTH by Talhert !;
south by Nelson; east by SimP-
son, west by Field.
SINGER. Mr.. Louis N. .. -..l2.eo
bounded north by Bautoin !;
,outh by Baumgartner; cast y
Madison, west by Jarvis.
poundod north by Williams
eouth ~ Nadisss; ssst ~ Baud
Gin.
on the said day Of sale ] will
sell such portion Of said property
~ each debtor will point out and
m case the debtor will not point
out sufficient property. ! will q.
once aud without further delay sci
the least quantity Of said property
Of any tax debtor, which any bid
der will buy for the amount 81
taxes interest and cost due by
sajd debtor. The sale will be with.
out appraisement for each, in leg
nj tender money Of the United
states aud the property sold shal
be rcdeemable nj any time for tn
space Of one year by paying tn
price given including costs and 2
npr cent. thereon. lntereAt ant
costs are not included In above \
mounts.
I Given officially I his 10th day o
\ May. a. ID. 1918.
Y. JUBlN,
Collector
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-31
BOIL w EEVILS.
Appear Numrrou~ly On Cotton
Farm Near LAfMy cite.

+. Il. Darby, who lives about
two miles from town, r~pOrte 'ht
bOIl wppvil numerous IN hts cot
ton. The npgrOes. he says, had
been telling him that plenty WEI
wills were ~ the cotton anu Friday
he made Mn examination. liz
pioked n.y. eighteen within y dts
twucc Of fifteen feet Mr.. Darby
has 36 ~, IA NJ cotton. aud Say
he 4. going to t,y to beat the wee
vii aud make 1t pay Lafayette
Advertiser.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-31
BABY LOVES ZENO
FOR SKIN TROUBLE
Stops Itching at Once. Cures 1rrs-
tated, Chapped Skin

Buy q Csc Bottle Today and Prove
It.
Try one application Of zEkfO on
the baby, and see the poor little
fellow jubilate with his foes, and
chuckle. II he could onlygtalk, he'd
thank you for the heavenly relief.
zEMO il guaranteed to stop itching
Immediately az money III refunded
For rash, tefSer, and al the skin
tortures that babies suffer, ZEMO
has no equal.
For the skin tr6ublesI that men
and women suffer, Tor an the Itch
Ing, raw, scorching Neczema, dam
druff, inflamed or rcfldened skin
Il has proven 10 aston Thing results
In thousands OF cases. The immed-
late relief It gives Il almost heav-
cnly. ZEMO u Z clean, ahtiseptit
solution applied to the skin; nc
oily paste or ointment.
my feet would Dcqld and crack
into the blood. Could hardly walk
Tried one bottle Of ZEMO, Csc, and
| Il cured tham." r.. w. Flowers
Jeweler, Oakdale, Va.
ZEl1O 10 sold In csc sealed bottle.
and guaranteed In New iberia by
Jno. r. Taylor 4 Bro, Druggists
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-31

Fresh Flower Seed for sale at
Millard's News Depot. 1919 crop,
lust received. All fresh. Make
your selections for your winter
growing now.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-31

When quality and price are the
considerations, we believe Il 10 to
your interest to let W figure on
your printing. We do for others.
why not for your
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

Royaline Liver Regulator = y. rs n.
and Cheapest for gonstipss.sIrv.sti
iousness, Headachef lnu'1 ..,nslH
Tin box to last ebCut one al
Is cents. Money back p's1'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-31
THE CORPORATION q Nsw IsssfI
Vsnsue
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS.

nv virtue Of the authority vest.
Cd In me BY the Constitution aud
laws Of the state Of LOUISIANA,
wlll cell It the front door OF tne
Court House in which the Civt'
Dietrict Court Of the Parish Of i
beria 10 held. within legal hours
Tor judicial sales, beginning Of II
o'clock 4. N. on,
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why DO voc scRkTcHq
Royaline TstteJ Qint nent vii
&c; :s;I. 's J; s !';S} \f'' money
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OPENING OF POLLS.
Polls shall be open from .. m
to I p. m.
COMMISSIONERS.

In case the commissioners Or
clerks Of election selected are not
present ut 4. M, or If any Of the
commissioners or clerks OF cleo
ton decline to serve, the persons
present shall hold . meeting and
elect the commissioned to preside
at the election, who shall perform
oil the duties Of the regularly Ap-
pointed commiesioneres Should
any one ol the commfssioners ap-
painted b preeents be shah ap-
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CARD Of instructions
COMMISSIONERS AND VOTER

Adopted by the Mayor and Board
OF Trustees Of the CITY of New lbe-
ria, La. May 18th, 1913, for the
General City Election to be held
on Monday, June 2nd, 1913.
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or, m fr ron Csc.

you CAN DO IT FOR CSC. !.
A few doses OHO guarantee, !. !.
cure Chills anq Fever. De, Dsaor s%
the Bowels. 25c. Money back p'a''
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Wrleesss NasuDss

u 1f he desires to vote for . person
other than nominees Of political
parties he must write the name Of
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Spoiled Ballots

Every voter who does not vote a
ballot delivered to him by the bal
lot commissioner shall, before pass
ing outside the guard rail or en-
closed space, return such ballot to
such officer who shall stamp the
same "spoiled" and deposit in the
box for spoiled ballots. And the
voter shall not again return with
In the guard rails.
Every ballot voted which Is de-
faced or torn or which IL marked
than In this section provided, shall
be treated ~ . ballot marked for
Identification.
II . voter tear, soil or deface q
ballot so that 1t cannot be used, he
may successfully obtain others, one
ut tho time, not exceeding in all
three, upon returning each ballot
SO torn, soiled or defaced to the
commissioner, which ballot so re-
turned shall be imm ediately mark
i ed or stamped spoiled" across
the official endo4s m mt and plac I'd
In the box for spoiled ballots and
| entry of such fact made on the poll
lists % required by this act.
WrleteM Neapss
tEksRa
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Should the Board Of Trustees, :.
-officiO Election Supervise
find, in the canvass OF the returns. ~
that two OF the candidates iOr ~
on office have received ABOVE
ma GRITTY of the votes ~ n. e ri.
lined first and second choice ~ -.
Iots, tho candidate receiving !
greater number of votes sDoss
majority shall be returned eiec's.'
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box with the number shown by the
poll lists to have ben1 depoBited
therein. II tho ballots found in
any box shall b, more than the
number Of ba!lot1 - shown to
have been deposited thcrain, slrh
ballots shali all b. replaced with
out being unfoldcd in the box from
which they were taken, and one OF
the Commissioners shall, withlt1t
seeing the same and with his back
to the box, thoroughly mingie the
ballots together, and another COM
missioner shall, without seeing the
same, and with his bac. to the box
publicly draw out as many ballots
as shall be e1ual to such exces3,
and without unfolding them, The
commissioner shat forthwith mark
the same "uncounted in excess OF
poll list" and attach n signai
statement of the number Of ballots
SO uncounted, which stlt 1nent, and
the uncountcd ballots, shall be
made up into a separate package
and deposited in the ballot box
prior to it's being sealed mp In ac-
cordance with the provisions OF
this act. II two or more ballots
shall be found in the ballot box, 80
folded together as to present the
appearance of single ballot, they
shall not be colnt,l II the whole
number OF ballots in such ballot
box exceeds the wbo'e number Of
ballots shows by the poll list to
have been dcpositcI therein. No
ballot that has not the Official en-
dorsement shall be counted, except
such a. are voted in ,cordance
with the provisions 0i this nct r.
lating to official ballots. All such
uncounted ballots shall tie endorsed
and deposited in the ballot box
when It II finally Scaled up In az
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kot0e0o
One of the tally sheets ANA one
list Of voters shall be placed u
the ballot box together win tns
ballots cast, spoiled ballots, anu
unused ballots, which box snam :.
delivered tn the Clerk Of court
the second tally sheet and dupli-
cate list of voters shall be- sent by
the commissioners to the Secretary
OF state, at baton Rouge, La, In e
third tally sheet shall be sealed z IN y
an envelope and addressed 20 'n y
Board OF Trustees OF the c'ty I"
New iberia, Louisiana. !.
One OF the commissioners ill., ~
be in charge OF the Poll Tax ~, ~;
nn4 the other shall hand the oa .'ss.
to the voters. The clerks OF ~, ~ -
ito, shall be in charge Of the I's' "
voters. Charter, Par. ~
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Wanted
4 cool, or nurse. Apply 70
DIR. SINGLETON.
Potash.

Miss Leah Cnedville gave 8 candy
pulling party Tuesday. All the boys
md girls of-potash sndd1appy lack at
tended and all had a fire time.
Miss Emma 'Treadaway yisited Miss
Lou Ella Rolsselie last week.
MISS Alma Chedyille is Oh the sick
list with lagriPpe.
Mrs. Wilson T~readaWay was the
guest of Mrs. J. E. Pelton on Sunday
and Monday.
Mr.. Clinton Rigaud, Of New Orleans,
visited at the home OF his mother sun
day,
Misses A. and B. Chatilion were tn
guests of Miss 0. Rigaud Sunday.
Miss May Chedville spent seVera
days at the Misses Chatillion last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Rigaud have gone 7
Grand Isle for q while.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
PARISH NEWS.
p0inte-a4ia=iiaci.e

DR.. VIM. H. Pipes was q business
visitor here this week.
Mrs. Sidney B. Movers visited New
Orleans on Wednesday.
Capt. Thomas Spicuzza made quite a
catch Of red snappers Tuesday evening.
Nearly everybody around benefited BY
it.
Hon. Marc Cogneyich was here this
week on business.
Mr.. R. S. Daniels, OF New Orleans,
was the guest of Judge 4. 3. Hlngie.
You will find d fine assortment of
Easter Cards and all kinds OF Easter
Eggs etc, at C. Favret & Sons
Sheriff Movers has installed several
modern gas lamps in his bar room
making the place around brilliantly
Illuminated at night.
The Jury Commissioners net here at
the Courthouse on Tuesday for the pur-
pose of selecting the Grand and Petit
,Juries for the April term Of courf.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Durabb were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G, Favret'
Mr.. C. 3. Blashe, the popular drum
mer for F. Hollander and Co., together
with Mr.. j. r. McSweeney made
trip through U town.
Mr.. Simon Ragas, after spending
some time in New Orleans on q visit &c
relatives. returned to his home on FRI
day, via the launch Ell Rite.
Mrs. Leon Hingle and little daughter
are spending some time in New Orleans
at the home Of her parents, Nj an'
Mrs. Telephone Ragas-
Quite a severe wind and rain storm
swept this place Thursday night
Judge Elingle. as far rs we can learn
was the only sufferer, all Of his nos
quito house being blown away,
Mrs. G. Fayret spent several days y
New Orleans the first of the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andignac spen
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Alfred Andignac returned las
Saturday. after spending three week
in New Orleans.
The Jabncke Navigation Co., hay
delivered the greater part OF the snel
for building the she!l read from Bella
down to Pointe a Ia Hache. The shell
have been unloaded at Harlem,
Beginning next Sunday the Sac
Beach motor cars will leave from tt
Terminal Station in Canal street, i
stead Of the Louisiana Southern depo
Lower coast gazette., 1913-03-15
Department of Agriculture Study
ing White Fly.

Bulletin l2o, Bureau of Entomology,
us Department of Agriculture, tells
Of ali interesting trip of one of the De
partment's scientists to India end The
Orient in search Of natural enemies OF
the Citrus White ely.
This insect causes widespread dam
age to the citrus fruit industry OF the
country. The trip resulted in the dis
covery in several places OF insects
which are destructive to the white ny
but further investigation will be neces'
sary before their practical worth IN de
stroying the orange and lemon enemy
is demonstrated.