New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-24

justice. The party claims tina
some years ago he shot an,
killed Major Wharton, a UniteC
States officer and made his de
parture. lie says he is tired o
roaming the world and desires t,
p, be taken back to FL Paso wher,
the crime was committed, Sheriff
Henderson is holding the prisoner
until he can find out whether o,
not the man is wanted. Whether
The man is unbalanced and has az
hallucination of that Kind viii
not be known until the Sheriff
can get word from the officers OF
Texas.
Always new hats at BEN
VENUS, Elks Building.
While our young friend. Mr.
l.. f. IaIlande is considered a
successful merchant, still he
finds ample opportunity to de-
vote sufficient time TO his barn
yard TO raise the finest chickens
ever seen in this Parish. His
prize winners, however, are the
S. C. Black Orpingtons. On the
occasion of the Fair at Iafavettn
on the 10th instant. Mr.. Lallandc
captured the following prizes ;
On 1st cock. 1st hen; LIST cockercf
and lst pen. Special prizes was
also won by him on color Of male
birds. female and pen. Five of
his birds tipped the scales at 40
pounds.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
a bottle
An important meeting of the
Truck Growers Association took
place yesterday evening at 4 30
o'clock. The meeting was called
TO order by tire President Of the
Association, Mr.. F.. j. Carstens
with one Of the largest numbers
present almost since the Associa-
ton has been formed. Not be-
ing present, owing to important
duties in orr office we are unabl,
to outline the different subjects
that were discussed. The feature
Of the evening however was the
able address along agricultural
lines made by Mr.. A. c. Bernard,
the Spcretary-Manager of the
New Iberia Chamber of Com
merce and we understand there
was a great deal of enthusiasm
among the members.
Lime. bricks, cement, gravels,
white and yellow sands.-Ber'
trand Lumber Co. Ltd.
Mr.. w. A. Callen, an en-
ployee of the Renoudet Cypress
Mill who lives in the lower por
ton Of the City met with an ac-
,ident last Wednesday evening
that will lay him up for a few
weeks. 1t seems Mr.. Callen
alighted from off the moving
near his home without
noticinp that an automobile was
N motion and the fender of Mr..
Albert EstOrge's auto which was
being driven by his son Gerald,
struck him and knocked him
Town. For a while it was feared
hat he might be injured in
,ernally but upon a careful in
'estigation by his physician it
vas realized that his injury was |
nut slight. A very fortunate /
hing for the gentleman under
he circumstances.
Moss Club Sauce now l5c. Blu,
bottle. ~~
I'm our last issue we men,
Toned that it was probable
'raternal Societies other than
he Maccabees would purchase Il
ale Of cotton in order to help
)me farmer who was unable to
old the staple. This week the
nights of Honor Lodge, so ably
iloted by Mr.. Stephen F. Hale,
Worthy Dictator had adopted res
|utions ordering Hon. Max Levy )
, buy a bale to be held by the
rider. The cotton was bought
1tright to get its money back :
, the investment. Our Frater- ..
al Orders can always be found /.
king the lead in matters of
is kind and we are pleased to !.
mort the Knights of Honor is
yer found wanting.
weekly we record the 8
lie Of a fine automobile by those +
lstling dealers and expert me- f
Ianics, Messrs. Leblanc & t