New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-31

possessed a certain degree OF
originality that make them wOr-
thy Of q liberal patronage. Mr..
Conrad as a ventriloquist has no
superior. In fact their voices
was as good as any that has ever
appeared in our Theatre since 1t
has been opened to the public.
Mr.. Scharff deserves credit for
bringing such "a high class com
pany to New Iberia and our music
loving people should be more lib
eral with their patronage under
the circumstances. In other COM
munities we notice the prices
ranged from 75c to a dollar for a
seat while here it was only Zoe
with the pictures included.
Moss Club Sauce now 15c. Buy
a bottle.
1t is not the custom Of The
Enterprise to report the proceed
ings CT the City Court, but some
times certain 'breeches of the Law
compel us to chronicle events that
are out of the ordinary. We
have in mind the beating Of an
old defensive Italian woman by
young man who should under
any conditions have protected her
or called an Officer if she was at
fault. From the evidence fur
nished in Judge Nuckolls' Court
the assault was brought on over
a dispute of Fifty Cents which
the old woman endeavOred to
collect from her assailant. This
brought on words which the
young man thought justified
knocking her down several times,
breaking her nose and otherwise
injuring her bodily which neces-
STATED the services Of physician.
The case was tried on Monday
morning and Judge Nuckolls
fined the guilty party One Hun~
dred Dollars or forty days in Jail.
The case was promptly appealed
to the District Court, as usually
happens in matters OF this kind
when heavy fines are imposed.
Several of the witnesses who were
near enough at the time the crime
was committed came in for a Sc
we're. arraignment by His Honor
for not stopping the disgracefn'
assault. Judge Nuckolls is max
ing a record for himself as a
dispenser of justice and we feel
assured has the support of the
majority of our citizens. The
sooner those who are inclined to
violate the laws are made to un'
derstand that they will suffer the
| consequences the better for all
concerned. Were only small fines
imposed by the Court those who
; are criminally inclined would
have no fear of the Court
Leave your orders at Tel. No.
ISL for Chrysanthemums for All
Saints.
| The need of Board Of
! Health with an active physician
! in charge is much in evidence IN
this City at the present time,
despite the fact that the City has
but little revenue with which to
conduct the different depart
ments so necessary for the well
fare of New Iberia. What We
need is registered Physician,
: competent to make analysis of
! milk, and otherwise make inspec-
tions of the bakeries, soda stands,
meat shops, fruit stands, etc. On
last Wednesday a citizen brought
to our office a piece Of bakers
bread which contained worm
that had been worked up into the
dough and cooked intact. For
tunately before eating the bread
it was discovered. Incidents like
this make it imperitive that our
bakers be more careful and clean
ly in preparing their -four before
cooking. We are not familiar
with the Board Of Health laws,
but it strikes us very forcfbly
that they should all sitter the
-four before it is made up into
dough. 1t was necessary this
week that the City Judge haul
before his Court a number of
oyster vendors who had accumn-
lated in front Of their doors d"z-
ems of barrels of oyster shells
which made it very obnoxious to
passers-by and the immediate
neighbors. Judge Nuckolls in
his positive manner of dispensing