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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF sEcuRiTN

Hot Springs Council. No 2016. Knights
and Ladies OF Security, meets at Odd
Fellows Hail, second and fourth Thurs
day nights. Visiting members cordially
welcomed
Fl. p. KIRKPATRICK, Pres.
j. J. HICKMAN. Clerk.
ELWOOD SMITH, Organizer.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08
B. p. o. e,

Hot Springs Lodge, No. $50, b. p. O.
10, meets every Wednesday evening at
$50 sharp, at their new hall. corner
Spring and Valley streets. Visiting
brothers cordially invited
G. r.. IIOGABOOM. Il. r.
REDMOND JOYCE. Secretary.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08

.ROOM FOR I&ENT-Nicely furnished
room for rent, cool and convenient,
432 Spring st. S-5-tf
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08

FOR SAI4E-Then rooms furnished,
best location in city, good paying
proposition, must sell at once on ac-
count of poor health. CaI at 70S II
Central ave, or phone STA. S-7-3t
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08

Meets every Tuesday nIgnt at 51I Ia
Central avenue.
s. e. DILLON. C. c.
JAS. s. MCCONNELL X. OF r. ana 8.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-08

sFOR RllNT-Two or three furnished
Rooms for light housekeeping; reason
able. 269 Cedar Street S-S-1wll
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Program for
Irrigation Conference
: Is Announced

Denver. Colo. March at.-The an
nOuno ement of II tentative program
for the irrigation conference. called
by Secretary Of the Interior Lane for
April y. In Denver. WAS made today.
The cnicf object Of the conference Is
to devise basis for federal and
state cooperation that will put irri-
cation development In the West on a
business footing. which in turn will
attract funds from money csnters To
carry through thsxe projects and
eventually hiring settlers 10 the lands
reclaimed.
Tn. topics suggested for discussion
follow:
'co-oi'eration between State and
Nstton,''
Carey Act Projects"
''irris alton Districts.
Administration and operation of
the desert land act"
Settlement Of Irrigation i-aair.
Crops. Markets. Finances.
Way and Means of Financing fu-
tur- Work."
To insure q thorough discussion Of
sher. and other phases Of irrigation
IL Is proposed tn ds,id" the confer
-he. Into sections.
The sessions will op-n IN the stats
capitol THURSDAY. Arrii .. aud Prob.
ably will continue through Friday
ana Saturday.
The conference viii b- op~n n any
p~ss6a Interested In sh- s-n.rli sas-
iceis tn b- discussed. and viii t.- at
tSnae-. by governors nr-srn, nj ,hr
conference Of western governors 4"
i.~ held here Arsii :: aud \. In ih-
s.-nt s~.s-,ary Ean- i. nnabi- ..
attend d. ~iii liz represented hy An
Aesas \. lanes. first as.i.isnt ss.r-.
iasy af ih- Interior. Other depart,
ss~n' officials vha will attend in-
ei,sde
ft-i.rI.s u, Newell. asrsss.r al
the reclamation service.
cis, Tsiimaa. commissioner at In.
erasfsi land. office.
y. r. baai-y. .aisl of r,sh,. al
ssS sorsisr al tho erh-fai iaas of
flee.
Arthur II. Davis. chief -as,n--e al
III. s--.smsisoa service bar-su.
l. u. O'ihnensii. supervisor. f-sis
msIior service hss-aa.
VIII u ~inx. chief s.aHs~i. fssta,
sassioa srssis- busran.
tsvssiis nf tho euaf~srhs- arr ,.otn :
>sfsrEsd ss ~ T. Mrt:nry. disisia.
sLi.t ot tho s.a.ssi isna affis-: u
y Waller. sarrsstsisA rskia--s al
,h~ 6sssa VALLEY ssa t'ssomrshss-
iutsassss rsui~sss. ssa 6essrasr q
y. Aesosa
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
MAKES 'h '!f.:s: ;i:'n i, WELL

Ne ysas 70 sss u.e as~s 10 ~ I'D psupss
Aeos R1aAn dive Oa Ems;s;aa, . sssns'k.
shis nsw fcod. u,sdssisa vhsSh ~ firmly
hsaisSe = Sl,e bsua svsgspsiy 1vse alnsse y
ovssyume tie weakening. desS1nAiia9
slutcss Il incsrasine 81 agsl Il hslsa 10 a..
bai1d wasted tissues. ssrrnrshen shs assyes,
Aod gise nrw cnssyy sfd hsvly lss9tAg to
uye hsiy. 1tSuat6iaS 10 al<ulsd q 9aa4rf.
oas drug. IL nay nex make yua tssa bsilss
loe . icW days. hat v yua DO nes fcsl ussssf
bsssss assa 5,fvaevf hefosv yuu have saksa
. quarter - much - Sya have II Utf.cr
mr,isines that have ns,s hSitsd Sou, ~
wsll gia.liy give bssk yous usosry.
Reaall Oeivs on Emulssn <oataias pusv
Olive o. snd the nypophosphiics which.
though they have to0R brrn endorsed by
SaUcessful physsciafss. asa hefs fcf The iifss
tie,e cpsnhsassi Tfe result = . real body,
nssvs and bIood.bailding fooi.asxik.ne
that Ne b<lse<s = Npsf,os to anything esse
bifsy iod'Rssr. sad 10 suos ard s,srnsthea
Afe weak and fsin-slcwn-yoa who are
often tsuabic,i by vsrsuss cS4d weather all.
ments, Use keSsu Give On Emulsioa to
get and keep well and sssuag 1t . . ssa.
0bie, pleasant tasting aid 10 vncweJ
slfenGth, better sfifits glowing health
II IL doesnt help yvu. come and ten us and
~ will give back your t,.oney wi.hout .
WOfd That 3 how much faith Ne have in
il Sold orly al the 700 Rcsali Stosys,
and IN this tow, only ty US 9iW
The tiausman DruG Company -
rhe Riverside Drug store. Peoples
Drug store. Opera House Dfug Store.
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Oon'1 NeelEcI
YOUR STOMACH
u1I MONA. SAFE. SURE AM
uYEcHvE IuDl0ED710N RELIEF

z.
II you afr not able 10 aisr<s y.us
food " Jos, lack 40 Appetite " yeas
stomach ss .nar. sssey. upset soss
league ,nstrd. " yoat head =. .s--
and ,u-s ate dizzy: " yaa Nave heart.
huss Sad psiss in Jour .uioa NJ bow Z.
ris. why safer aesdlrsslys
ttay aov-tu+sy the Hans.
mss bsux Co . fIity .-s, hot q.
Ai-o-ss stomach Tablets Takr
ihsm s~splssly ssd ~ hos quickly
yoss srs relief There is no a,ay~ IT.
sevtiv~ remedy tot stomach ills than
Mt-e-sss u Strengthens asd ssiias
up sasrIy aad safely The digestive .r.
sss.. ss.,shrs the isri,aic.i mCnhsaH-
aad iassva.~s tho fI"s ct the aisss-
tive juices Vour whole system is
h-aeii'rd and yna hcy"nC ~-iI and
struar
Nt.e.na is ditt.r-n. from .,r-t Ill
Evssis- remedies. M"n-y hack " n.s
satisfied
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
"Haadsoase Jack
koeliers On Trial
for Hotel Crime

Ct,.ae.. Iii. March si--hc stats
today began i's csee sgR,hs, John u.
llsrtI.orr Jackb k"rt,ers. accused
of killing with . hamt.cr Nss. smms
ktstt of Cincinnati, in a hotel herr
Novem''c- ~. 1912. koc,,ct.' moth
vr. iath~e and i~o sisters came from
Cincinnati To 'c with him aurias the
trial sAa surorissvi him by their pres
cocc In court.
stcphoa Mala'o. assistant states
attorney. who procured the toasic-
ton Of William Cheney Ellis. wilt
prosecute kosttcrs. In his opening
address Mslafo declared the state
would prove that kociicrs. under
promise of marriage. iurcd Mrs.
Kraft. who was advanced, in ycsrs. to
this city. borrowed large sums ci
money trcm '.cr and finally crushed
her head with a hammer to bc rid
Of her.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
PRonI or AFRICAN
car col0AHY BI0ru1

\ New York. Maria :s.-rhe ssk,ss
a slbai0aas In The susessn,ess die
seaasboa sail senissa sh~ AHessess
css suapssy ~ss heass hes- lo'as,
il-sstses w~s~ tn hssc hsrs rusn'
m~se~d s~vvssl veeks ssp. hut ~sss
tcsspossA by ass.-@sss nj epsaseI
TAe eosatssy - held ~ the sos~ra.
sssas 70 s~ . eomsiaslSea IN f-.
ssssias q trade IL sso,assoa ef shs
0Aes0sa sssS.sSNss lav.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
SPEAKER DRAWS RECORD
r..t,AJs .n& Y lAselAtt MARKET

10 Sss q sa,i.sig fes tstS@its.
grew up . right handed batter. but
found ny left arm the stssassr-
[pssAsbay sFsa asisE II 70 pse-sAA
- sAiftsA hattiag 70 ny LOFT si3s,
teo."
Speaker slsPtsd u the nns early.
lie hosaed iato eosts;ss With the oiA-
|R youshs wAsa 10 ~ IN ssaSsASr
sehaol Aows II rsxsaL Was espesis q
~ hilA seAeea bail tasa asd t1S1a1
tkv ssoase sscatisa ussaths aeh!
sssA and eaptstAsA % isSepssAsas
aaogss.sloa WHICH plAysA weekly
ssasa ~ ssishhssss6 towns.
Like uaaay osAss Sasyess a greet
e-psts ssaskss sssstsS ID q 1 ritfh.
u. Ne pskhea up - ooteSsvc thst
pesveA Z tssree 70 ~ ep6psisioa ssA
49, pestty saeesAsful tioss IL the
box. Throwing witt ~ lsft haad.
Il vaa saaess fer hin 70 teas . curve
ssM shas . ssraisht shoos. % evsa
sow. whsa shroviaR fsaM shs oa:.
field 70 the rtsts. be allows fos .
curve. kAr,I frtr playing Attracted
aitsatinu ssd ~ vas naAs . number
II osfsss before 10 vas olt Of aiS
seeaA Ne sissiiy 4sei1eA 1poa .
polyteensIe team Just outside of rort
Worth. asa played viii that sgsrs-
Esstos oas year. -
lie bscane . prssesaiaasl 10 1895.
jeiaisg tho cisbaras can oe TIE
NostA fssas lsass~. lie 1rsv SSvn
. iihasal ssiprsA Of 90: . ssash "
a. esssisld posiiioa. raass ihs LEAD.
~esAip u ylsss RsAsses sAs sssa
rsarsA sSay nth shs t<aasas that
yer. sac. WI asiuraily. sreass ~
ns - tssk evse shs nstssisl Vish
,Ae c,sasSse tAem. fhe pesasst
xiasSae asayess we're asssaa over
jssa hsssee ~ lsssse AsseesAeA fee
vsas ~ paaseaass. HsssstA sas-
rassaA The Heaalsa teen ee th< Tex.
- isasse. ssA nasasaA b sssa fsis
Ter bis lssa. A. essss soaA aprshee
10 i.Sssls asek asA sAss ~ Faas M
nv.
Hasssaiiy sssssvs1 asA. shssefses.
ssilks oaay sseesssfsl holl p,ayssa.
Tyss ~ hesA - ssll ~ - later.
vtsv. nas ~ ~ sesa ~ lsas
esssoA - ~ ~ seajAs't ssssiesss
hk hsavy hlsaias - asyshiaG ssra
shss sssssai sbileey - ''hsss 'sas
sas.'-
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
SALOONS ]!
CLOSED BY ORDER
w., OF GEN. CHASE
Riot Of Saturday lssults II Drastic
Order to PEsveat FaythR frsuhle
In That District.

As the result of the Two demon-
sssssion. in Asuliar Saturday, Gen-
eral Chase ordered Colonel Davis Ia
close all of the saloons II Asniiar and
keen them closed until further or
dera. Colonel Davis transmitted the
order To Major Hamroek. WIN ID IN
sharx. of til. AsuiiaF district. with
In ,iruetions To put them inio ~ff--'
At once.
Ax,,iisS ha. b~-n considered ons
of the mos; dangerous places IN the
strike son- aha General Chase e,i'
d-niiy believed the eiosinx Of the
saloons would probably dn more Than
aayshins sis~ to ,r-s-ai an nut
break. Marshal Davis has been
'rhssxreir ~ilh i'~ins impiicni-
I'd In ysiSons hsts ~ iaatiaSry
AMI the military au,hnfisis. kn,s
they viii receive h" sappnrt is e..
fasr las iA~ and order fr"ss the ri,il
saShositt.s af the t.~a,
Il t. reported that LSs for ih-
psonn, ssiIaa at Major iiams.sA
Saturday aixht ard the Iast ihsi hs
hsaai-d the Situation iissiS. seri"s''
f-~uts. snishI have faiie~~.i . .asss''
liss affair that ,ses pisse 10 ffuni al
. theatre In which foas strikers s-.
sii.hsiy wousa~ds Previous To ihi'
there hsd b-~s . sess,inE sesaPs IL
ose of the ssiooas bai fortunately NJ
os~ ~ss iajus~d.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
TsssoAooo TssaSAa1 els.
n1UAD U1DH11AXuo o.
UNDERTAKES
II WIT 1Au 4
n n 4aPA :. 2: oSn&enl OHPoe1oP

I01u 1Ua 1H4 WHD1Ik.
lssssa ior the whhs,ss' TIE c.N
eassses ssys aov pans0 asv vats.
lisa. ne boSs viii Sbov The vhssalss
wssa tssy deliver psp~ss. whsa
Jos hses the whistle soasest sa1
aisass HEREAFTER svs yoss c-N juse
asvse q hao beea sosov0.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

A sonsa ,sessm~ss fns . raii settled
10 the tass. il ttEWRtck'S REts
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER applied
10 the eh~.s Ia draw nai laflssss'
tics. asa RAii.ARp'S uoREtsorSn
SYRUP In seisa sisAlsssA Va" set
tho luo s-M-dies tos the price al
eae By bayiss the dollar size Here
hsas1 aysSp: thsss ss . poeosss r'as-
~ srse.vish ss<h sossls. Hooa ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Dr1U11s Oh TRIAL
Yo1 1U1DE1 OF DEPUTY

Houshioa. Mich. March a.
i.ass t'i~s. ssa George bsisht. s'fsh.
cts. who arr charged With tho mas.
DEF Of Deputy sheriff James n. FOL.
lack. near iioash,na. M n,se''~r IS
last, have aemaaaed separate trials
TIE trial cf fi.s~ orcsei isr t.ass~.
Rassxa euaMiy. on chance az venue.
before Iudsr OBsies tisis at,crnnoas
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
Diuosee1 1oiee
hsm huo6ep1 l.
t1eeoy1l Wsu

} n ssg1ee tso. eeebVel q q.
sssss sstun ~ - 0aa, vteA.
10 slx 0ootAA v she ssesrA q
nosSe 11ay Vsssoao. vhe -.
ssss1 she esrse1 asssss y lvAes
Naes's sssss yessss1aS. Mn
vsse0ao 0De1 . pss1e1oo asAies
soe Q 1ivesss sse0 Ase hoabesA.
isssr q. vrssoas. taA fsii. -
the ssssslH q erssasy as1 sss.
ss0ooss. ~ also aaks1 ~ III.
aeay 80 sAs sanssSy q sAsss
ssis1- hs sess vas hsasA -
0rse6ss -. Tsssoss ~ -
spSeas 10 seaissa the eass go
The psssssoa wss ssssieA Re.
esasly tsVe0aa svsssss4 1so0
xev vest. vhese ~ wss q The
si0e the seiIoa Vas bs0ssee aad
With hin ssos sAs shiiA. vho
ssa sses 10 kls essas1y. ne
aoshss asoasAsA the child ssa
VrspaDoa seeA sAe ease tark y
eusss - The eFsssls shss lAs
.ssvSes os1e spsa bin ~ ~
~osssia the isfus1stina that bis
wife wsA aeossdisx the custody
q aAs ehiia u M Dssit1sa asa
shas vss The reaAsa Ne he'd ses
npeeareA b eeasssa The esss.
T6h b<ias the raae the j~dss
~ aside the decree sad heard
tie ~as~ aii over oesis ycs'cs.
aay.
As . sssan ~ srastsl The q.
vesre the ssresa sIar hat sssss.
II tie essteay os tie ehNi 10
tie father.
t.spatAas Salisar wAs srsslsa
. divorce fron jope saiasar yes-
seeAay aad allowed TO re.soe
hee aaldes aaae. She Was 81.
srasseA eis . meath alInesy.
The voosa tsiA he judge hes
htsbas1 Was woskias every DAY
naa nakiaS % sad IN aAAilies
vas Asawias three Aollass sroa
the ualea. ailhuash Il hsi seea
. ieas uss s.see be hid sertcd
10 the alaea.
Aasa i1easwosth wss granted
, Aivosrs froa hes husband. AZ.
thur b. lIoagwosth. on the
eroaaAs Il cruelty. and. fc9aias
her oaiaea MAINE. Mis- Aasa
brOksarsABC. asd Nss. ida
BooSh Simpsoa wss srsaied a
decree ts00 Joscpa samreoa.
Mn. Sin ,soa was Sives the Gus
toly 81 het two chilarea Esd
awarded 81: . Ooath a1lnosy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

Psiettss Of every description neat.
v ead saick,y executed q The
Coeseleis-News Jou rooWss. samples
ss1 auotatioas on rcqusse. Use the
selepaoae. Trisi1aa lIo. Il
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
~. e osss :..y e r...sa. h. .

Oloss - !oAsA city - fsssaa. -
1oraA Cooaty.
y!ss. :; s,..sT - .ssss s.: ss;s 80. :. =
Z 6, - ssssssss St !" 3. Is t,, q fss.
SSa. Cpoasy 49, HsAls atosvsaA sa1
lNay 49, Ns@ .sn Par TIE sue. et on:
ssv sas- ef r,s!sssh that ssascs - sys.l
tttNNk J. CtlEXEf.
0UueN IN kpeofv M sri euts~-sst~s Da
ny .wvGe<r. this Sh Asy OF D~Seaaps.
(D-an A. ~. uteNapN,
Notary t'vt,lr.
HaHrs CAisfsA CUR ss taken iRs.faatiy
ond srts asr~etip speo th~ t.sn-ad saa no.
sesss ~ustssvs af ttle sy.tsmS osnl ees
eostlapnAAals fvv~
v. J. CHENEY q CO. Tss-aA q
opAa ~ all Isu6ssssss &c.
49, 0aDO OoOSa1 bDEs - aADanoao1>aA
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

Wast q tiSA sfsA sopaoye? Or
ths ssstes grads Il sssvsats' Maize
Wse a She waAt eeiaass os The
Chfoalete.NsWA u
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-08-15
emember the Railr ad Commissioner Election
Aug. 27th Vote for j. S. Power.

OF what they bssheve to be t&o
wishes Of the voters, and II the
pa aOvement is to be effective, it
must have behind it, the intin-
Cntlal citizens of each parish.
Then whatever program might De
adopted, the police Jurles wellll
have behind them moral sup
port which would ada greatly to
the effectiveness of their cam
palgn.
Believing that the time has
arrived for action, this paper
would suggest that a state WIDE
convention be held early this fall
to which the members Of ell pc
lice jl3ries be invited, together
with parish committee of far
mers, varying in size according
to the population of the parish
L: would seem that the stste cap
itai, with its university equip
ment and the talent which might
be available from this institu-
ton, ought to be the ideal plac"
for holding such a convention,
and as nhe city Of Baza'n Rouge
IS now perfecting arrangements
for it's annual fair, to be held
early In October, Immediately
prior to tie meeting of the State
fair at Shreveport, La, it would
seem that this occasion would be
auspicieus for holding scf such
meeting.
We wDuld like to hear, unoffi-
cially, from the members OF ev-
cry .peiise jury in this State, as
to the .advisabilitv Of such a
meeting. from the standpoint of
sentiment in each particular par
ish, and from as many citizens
as could make it the tbject OF
boost IN their home community.
These opinions will be regarded
strictly confidential. If so re
quested but we are taking thl"
means to arrive at the sentiment
among men of responsibility y
all parts Of this State. To this
end we would suggest three ques-
tions. rs follows:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-08-15
Nh A

Why should people not be just
as honest and truthful III politics
as III the ordinary business at
fairs of life? If honesty is The
best policy" in one instance why
not in another. What good is ae-
complished by prevarication rel
atlVe to any matter when ii
comes to final conclusions
Men entertaining antagonists
views and princlp.es to the dem
ocratlc PARTY; entertaining So
.4stlc republican or other pc
zeal OPINIONS ana bitterly de-
hounclng the democratic party on
all occasions, VIII unblushingls
and unhesltatlngiy register rs
democrats, where democracy is in
the ascendency and as rep,Eb,i-
cans or any other party which
they think is in the majority, and
then if opportunity presents IL
self VIII vote the opposite ticket
lnese men, too, are, perhaps re
garded as upright, honest citizens
IN other respects, and yet they
are guilty of falsehood and dis
honesty in politics.
Again, men will utter absolute
talsehoods relative to political
maJorltles in the elections, when
they know that the official re-
turns vii contradict their state
ments. Why people do this IL
one Of the unaccountable per-
verslties of human nature.
Ruston Leader.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-08-15
PARC PERDUE NOTES.

Showers were quite general at
nc beginning and at the close of
last week. being locally heavy
and the weather continued warm
Where the rains were sufficient
all crops made satisfactory prog
reSs
Cotton is generally in good con
dition and we'll fruited. Late
cotton is growing rapidly. Early
cotton is opening aud is being
picked. Within two weeks COZ
ton picking will be general
throughout this section.
The boil weevil scare is some
wnat abated. as the pest is le-
ported less numerous than two
weeks ago. Fields are bein :
closely watched and determined
war on the pest will be made
should they reappear in numbers.
SO far tn" boil weevil has not
done much damage and ther,
seems to be more talk than wee
wi.
The corn crop is practically
maze aud will be one of the larg-
est in many years. The cane crop
IS fine and the tonnage this year
bids fair to be splendid. The
rice harvest has begun and good
yield is indicated.
Spring and summer gardens
were a failure. Many of our
farmers have already planted for
e fall garden.
Ioirevent Blood Poisoning
apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR.
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL sur
gical dressing That relieves pain and heas 1t
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-08-15
REFUSES TO TAKE PART IN
DEMOCRATIC FIGHT.

Since the return from Wash
ington of SenatOr-elect Robert F.
Broussard there has been con-
siderable criticism heaped upon
MIN for refusing to take the
stump for the Democracy in the
Third District. Mr.. Broussaru
came here to take part in the es-
tablishment Of the Federal Dem
onstration Farm which will be
placed at Hope near Jeanerette.
When asked if he would take
part in espousing the campaign
of Hon. Henri L. Gueydan fo:
Congress to represent the Third
District, Mr.. Broussard said:
"The situation is serious, and
demands the attention of the
Louisiana delegation. 4 really
did not have time to make this
Zip, but it seemed to be neces-
sary and that ] come for a cou-
pie of days to aid in getting
,hings started"
Asked about the political sit
nation in his district. Mr.. Brous-
sard said he was not at all in
formed concerning it.
II have been tied down there
IN Washington, and probably
know less about it than the ave
rage man who reads the news
papers," he answered.
Asked about the article that
appeared in Hearst s magazine
entitled. Wilson and Sugar." in
which he was quoted at length,
Mr.. Broussard said the appear
ance Of the article had been a
surprise to him.
81 have not seen Alfred Henry
Lewis in six years. Mr.. Brous-
sard said. II have no idea
where he got the article. It was
a surprise to me. Obviously, any
intimation that nothing but sugar
can be grown in the district is in
correct. /. for one, have gotten
entirely out of sugar, and am
growing corn and raising hogs"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-08-15
INVENTION FOR TICK
ERADICATION.
BY II. +. JahI S.

pyeyal letters have been re
led from farmers living in the
er portions Of Louisiana,
o the line travessed by the
TX eradication party Lass
Rth and the tenor of these
lmunications a.ugur We'll fos'
Its. One of the leading
Its in the vicinity Of Morgan
says: Il q ttended til
Int meeting for tick eradiea
and wish to say Lam a con
| am making arrangements
rect a dipping vat at my own
fnse. and WIFI use it systems T.
" for my stock and those Of
neighbors who care to avail
nselves Of tte privilege"
veral correspondents have
rested that individual work,
e effective in small areas is
thorough enough to make
lway in @cul ing for this
|e release from quaraBtlne-
so urgently desired. They
we there should be a meet
of represes tatives from every
sh at some central point,
re the mt ter can be dis
ed thoroughly and a state
program decided upon. One
Ter from Gros Tete suggests
the police jury from eacn
IN be invited, so That the de-
ations may carry with them
weight Of responsibility ywhich
Office would give, and the
ais 60 to their homesH ith a
vision of the entire situa-
e Southern Farmer thinks
good suggestion, but be-
that the police jury men
ot alone responsible for the
ae of the parishes in which
exercise supervision. Usual
BY are quite willing to carry
he will ,Gf their constituents,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-08-15

of their neighbor across the
great river. Again we repeat,
that comparisons are odious and
we do not intend to make them,
We are only giving this infOrma
tlon for the cheer it may carry
to those who had felt such a task
impossible, or the struggle not
worth while.
In closing, We wish again to
call attention to the statements
made in this paper for May and
June by well known veterinary
and dairy authorities as to the
tremendous handicap which this
pest is laying on the stock breed
+, e., feeder and producer of milk
and butter. In the light of this
Intelligence, and of the progress
which is being made III other
states along this line, can be con-
tend that the time is not ripe for
action? What think you? Come,
let us reason together. Let US
have your hand in the effort, ev-
cry parish in this commonwealth,
and one year from this date We
shall have a different :aap to pre-
sent to the Department Of Agrl-
culture at Washington.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-08-15

Sallow complexion comes from
bilious impurities in the blood
and the fault lies with the liver
and bowels they are torpid.
The medicine that gives results in
such eases is HERBINE. 1t is a
fine liver stimulant and bowel
regulator. Price soc. Sold by
Estorge Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-08-15
THE BOY OR GIRL

who desires a higher edu-
cation must be ambitious
and have the grit to over
come all difficulties. The
greatest difficulty is the
securing Of funds necessary
sary to complete this edu-
cation.
This Association frrnish-
es the opportunity where
by you may save the mon
ev required for your col
lege education. Save svs-
tematically and in a few
years your education is Sc
cure.
Ten shares of our stock.
requiring a weekly pay
ment of 5000. vii in less
than ten. years amount to
ST, 10000.
~ rBEPIA BUILDING ASSN.
no = = ~. y y = y @e- r. D.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-08-15
ERFA AND ST. MARY
LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION.

SNcE TEE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT HAS MADE
ESTABLISHMENT OF LIVE STOCK EXPERIMENTAL
d AT HOPE PLANTATION, IBERIA PARISH AETOGETH-
{nNT1NcENT UPON THE INSTITUTION OF TICK ERAD-
hon WE THE UNDERs1G NED ARE CONVINCED THAT
MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD OF ASSISTING I'm THE
MPLIsTMENT OF THIS WORK IS THROUGH THE FOR
ON OF LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION, COMPOSED OF
dERs AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN LIVE STOCK IN
ia AND ST MARY PAR SHE'S.
TT Tuosr WHO ARE WILLING TO COOPERATE IN
VERY IMPORTANT WORK ARE REQUESTED TO
IN THE COURT HoUsEAT II A. M, TUESDAY Aus.
A4
HIS HOUR AND DATE HAS BEEN SELECTED WITH
wv OF DEMONSTRATING TO THE GOVERNMENT AND
e LIVE STOCK EXPERTS WHO WILL ADDRESS THE
MEETING TO BE HELD AT THREE O'CLOCK THE
AFTERNOON OUR EARNEST DESIRE TO ASSIST IN
ING THE LIVE STOCK DEVELOPMENT OF SOUTH
! LOUISIANA UPON A SAFE AND SUBSTANTIAL