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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14
MUST BE SEPARATE
PRIMARIES.
PROGRESSES MUST NOT EN-
TER DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARIES.

new lDcTld, Id, NOV. '.-CoH-
ator Walter J. Burke has issued
the following statement, adj
dressed to the Democrats of the
Third Congressional District on
the result of the election last
week:
"On the Oath of July the Dem
ocrats Of the Third Congressional
District gathered in conference
at New Iberia and formulated
, declaration Of principles. They
issued an address to the voters,
! +. - anr0t nee that in
as much as the issue has been
drawn as between protection and
a tariff for revenue, the Demo
Gratis assembled in conference de-
clare that they condemn the doc
trine of protection as unjust and
unsound, and they commend to
the Democrats Of the Third Con-
gressional District allegiance
only to such candidate or candi-
dates who believe with them in
the doctrine that it is unjust to
tax any set Of individuals for the
benefit of others, and they made
appeal to those who believed with
them to join hands in maintaining
the standard Of Democracy
"They recognized that is a
sound Democratic proposition to
advocate a tariff on sugar as a
revenue producer, but gave no
sanction to the theory of protec-
, ton save to such as may be the
ircident of tariff for reve aua.
The issue was clearly drawn
throughout the campaign.
Not Democrats,
J "While defeat attends the Dem
ocratic candidate, this election
evidences the fact that there are
thousands of Democrats who are
not so in principle. Whether all
of those who voted the Progress
sive ticket did so because of a be-
lief in the theory of protection,
it is difficult to determine. The
large percentage Of voters who
remained away from the polls
are more likely to have been luke
warm Democrats, and the en-
thusiasm Of the Progressive con-
vert brought him to the exercise
of his suffrage. s
"None can complain of those
who follow principle, but the
Democrats of this district have a
serious ground for complaint if
men will be permitted to remain
within Democratic ranks, to par
ticipate in it's councils through
the medium of primaries, and
then give aid to the enemy at the
hour Of contest.
"The purpose of this address
which 1 venture to make to the
Democrats Of this district, is to
endeavor to unite them in an eff
fort to build Democratic organ
ization which cannot be controlled
by those who do not believe in
Democratic principles. 1t is well
known that during the past cam
paign it has been repeatedly
stated that the mass of voters OF
this district had not changed
their party allegiance, and that
they would take part in the Dem
ocratic primaries, thus maintain
ing the strength of the Third
Congressional District in State
affairs.
AL Doors Open.
INA ana hac <ko rsnh% IA nc
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14
DEMAND OF ADMINISTRATION.
SUCCESSION OF HUGH l. BRACEY
AND OF HIS WIFE NARY RICH
ARDSON, BOTH DECEASED.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia,
10Th Judicial District Court.

Whereas, William A. Brac'y residen'
of the Parish of Iberia, has applied to the
Honorable the 10Th Judicial District Court
of Louisiana holding sessions in and for
the Parish of lberis, to be appointed Ac-
ministrator of the SUGGESTIONS OF Hugh
l.. Bracey and Of his wife Mary Richard
son, both deceased.
Notice is therefore hereby given to all
who it may concern, to show cause il any
they have, within ten days from the first
publication hereof. why the prayer Of the
said William A. Bracey should not be
granted.
Witness the Honorable James Simon,
Judge of our said Court this 10th day of
November A. D. 1914.
A. j MAUMUS,
Dty. Clerk of Court.
Alpha & Mc(3owen. Attvs
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14
FOR RE- Mt .

An ideal place for = dairy, 2X miles
from New Iberia, consisting Of . fvsroom
cottage. situated in rs acre oak grove on
the Bayou bank, fenced for Hogs, two
other pastures, one SO and one 30 acres.
and Is acres arabic land for feed crops.
Will lease for 4 term Of years to the
right party and .. bargain.
Apply r. o. Box set or at this Office.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14
F0R SALE

Ny large residence situated at No. 430
West n lain st. including bath tubs an
fixtures. The house consiat OF 3 bedrooms
dining room. kitchen. pantry and large
hall. Lot measures so feet by 200. Wood
shed and outbouses.
Apply to 8. 8. PATOUT,
Phone AS New Iberia, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14

Great Britain is the greatest
butter eater among nations. The
English eat thirteen pounds
head a year, as against four
pounds in France, eight pounds
in Germany and two pounds in
Russia. LIZ ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14

folds of any party. That is a
high privilege which should be
safeguarded under all considera
tions. But it is evident that the
Democrats of the Third District
will not entertain a condition UNI
der which any considerable num-
Der of voters may be permitted
to lend their political strength
to their party for the purpose OF
maintaining the voting strength
in a district or parish, and then
shift it at pleasure to some 'other
party. To countenance such a
proposition would be to counter
ance the traffic with the princl'
pies of Democracy, and Ito mat
ter where injury may befall, or
who may be affected by it, the
vindication Of these principles
calls for an arrest Of the sugges-
ton. If in reality the Democrats
of the Third Congressional Dis
trict are in the minority, let it be
a militant, self-respecting and
loyal minority. 1t will not be
long before many of those who
have strayed il. return to the
fold. UP
81 venture to urge upon the
Democrats that they make APP
peal to the Governor Of the State
to include in the call which he
will make for an extra session OF
the General Assembly the prop
osition of enacting such legisla,
ton as will compel men to align
themselves under the party to
which they desire to give alleg-
lance. If there are to be two
parties, let not the Democrats,
bound by stringent rules, be left
to the manipulations of those who
will enter its councils, or give it
battle as temporary advantage
may decide.
Scheme Proposed.
I'm order that it may not be
considered that the proposition
is the aftermath of an election, l
will be pardoned the reference to
the fact that I had proposed such
legislation during the last session
of the General Assembly, and its
defeat was encompassed by the
efforts of those who, in my judg-
ment, advocated an extreme, the
effect Of which would have been
to perpetuate the Progressive
party in the Third District in the
event Of its success.
"The men Of all parties who
honestly believe in party princl..
piles will recognize, the justice OF
the propositions involved. Let
the sons of Democracy take up
the issue. Having had the pleas
ure of working with many OF
them in the contest just closed,
and having had ample opportun-
ity to know the devotion and
self-sacrifce of thousands Of men
who had nothing at stake but the
love of party principle, it is graft
fving to be able to bear evidence
of the fact that Democracy has
asserted itself. and though by
those who measure defeat by the
loss of office it may be considered
that misfortune has attended our
efforts. it will be recognized as
time goes on that the battle has
established the fact that there is a
real Democracy in the Third Con-
gressional District.
"Let us turn from the issue OF
yesterday to the task Of to-day
and tomorrow. and that is the
restoration of Democratic princl
pies as the. guide Of our politica
lives"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14
coSsTABp
LEON -
VI.
pIpIE eoI
4,b Justice Cou't'

Notice is bsres,, g!
of a writ Of t'isri a :.
Dngas. Justice q HI.
w.rd. Parish Of ~
nr.yfn. and sgslns.. 8 NJ
to me directed, = SOF
ON sATuRp.. ~
a. the place of u, -
4th Ward in the -
sale at Public Aus''
cribed property g 81.
One pumping o' ...
Seizad as the pre-
lin under said -
~ CHARLES
Dated this 9th ds
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14
November IA. 1914.

NOVEMBER If, IVI4.
The public is warned not to negotiate
note signed hy Adrien Hector for the
amount of $87.45 made payable to Am
broise Segura of date February LIST, 1912,
bearing interest at 8 per cent.
Finder will please return to
M. A. MOSS,
Justice Of the Peace, 7th Ward
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14

Ord. Another lot
and Improvements
said City, bounded \ Nei
Avenue, South by y 4
by Alley and West
street.
4th. Another csiln
ground and improve +
on, situated in s,d
bounded North BY
by Alley, East BY -
by Alley.
5th. Another lM
and improvement
uated in said City, J
by Viator, South
East by Lassalle ana
street.
9th. Another ~
and ,improvement,sr s \.
uated in the 9th W.
Parish. bounded N o.
South by Center S,,s
7th. A certain "
situated in iberia j,
ing 100 superficial tx
or less, bounded se's ]
of SEVERN Viatol =
East by valery s
West by Lake Ps'e =.
9Th. Two msresm n
DESIRE DE-
| IIAoDICE Dn'
| Co-TestamentaIy n
Succession Of Lss'
/ Deceased. 49,
| Burke, Burke =
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14
TO Cure q Cold In Oas Day

Take LAXATIVE BR0No Quinine. Il STEPS the
Cough and Headaehe and works Oh the Cold
Druggists refund money II Il fails TO cure.
r ". oROvBD signature On each boa. Sc
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14

lnvlgoratlng to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASrELESS chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria enriches the blood and builds the sys.
tenn. true tonic. For adults and children. Soc
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14
ChildrepS
~ FOR R fll1ssa
a.
NOTICE OF Ho]nl

10Th Jud. Dist. eass
L 10, Parish !. FIST
Whereas, Octave No..
1 &c Of the Pari.h NJ x.
Testamentary Exeoa
above entitled Su,s.:s wv
filed in this HonorsSits1 w
final Tableaux and
Administration as n
Executor Exc a of said R.a,C Al
with his petition praS
same be homolos.ta 80, -
proved. rarc
No+;oo = lniver,
en- to all whom It mr. "' I'm
concern to show can, !. r : @
they have, within ts' ss
t {, nrst publication h, aga
the prayer of petition ] rad,
not be granted. . aI'
c: Witness IS the Honsay 9th
Simon, Judge Of our s,f the
this 18th day of Noyeay an il
'Af she so
49,, A. J.lbur fla
by ok of Court, lbin his
A. N Muller Esq, lntom,
SUCCESSION u filed
SUCCESSION OF IOT'oln e C;
CAMBRE, DErRpp hast
10Th Jud. Dist. Coutat lab
isiana, Parish I'll NOR
By virtue of a eonr,et,1rn
sued unto us the undsnnds
Testamentary Exeeutn,terwa
the above said Court J,
order granted on the N ~
November, 1914. = -
There will be sold Ia, ~ >
dersigned Co. Testans1sh erad
cutors Or a duly aptin datri
lie Auctioneer. FOR lIritv !,
the purpose of realii4, !, ~
pay debts of the aboVsi,s+ =
cession) at Public Aud ~, :
last and highest bhds !
THE llk e !
DEcEMBEl Y Il &c,
between legal sale hon. he
front, door Of the Paii1es q
House, in the City dM 418.t
the property belongY "A the
above said successim rom 7
scribed as follows, tezp per
LIST. A certain Ii ct
with all the buiIdhp Y OIL
provements thereon " knce
the town of New N w
bounded North BY I'D t
nue., South by Ibera "a
East by Dtla o.
West by Hacker. NIFTY.
I'd. Another lot %
with the improvenslt 1e !, Il
situated in the City 4 y
ria, La, bounded Non b =
Avenue, South BY Tow
East by Delcambre =
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14
LOST OR MISPLACED.

Alpha & Mct3owen, Attys.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-11-14

Price $1.OO and $500 bottle.
IstorRe Drug Co.. New Iberia. La.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17
OUR GUARANTEES OF PEACE

If the United States dragged into the war it will not be through disagreement with Great Britain France Spain or China fl there is any force in the plighted word of nations That assured by the peace com mission treaties" negotiated in the midst of which the representatives these four countries at Washing ton have been instructed to sign
 The treaties provide that all disputes of every nature whatsoever settlement of which previous arbitration treaties apply shall when diplomatic methods of adjustment failed be referred to per manent international commissions" and the sgnatoy nations agree not to declare begin hostlities during such investigation and before the report sub mitted"
 obviously we are not going to start war with any nation or any nation with if have time to cool down and come to our senses while stod dsnterested commission is adjusting the row If anything goes wrong. as something easily may in this complicated 4eee Che war will probably be over before we get to eabtng-and then there won't be any fight
 similar treaties already agreed to by Turkey and creeoe win stun further limit Che possibility of trouble cermany. Russia and Japan have sgnhed their ac csotance of the principle involved although the con
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17
THE BELGIAN MISSION

Whatever impression the Belgian envoys may gather from their official reception at Washington they need have as to the the American people toward their outraged country The hearts of our cit subject the diplomatic restraint that control the and of the president and secretary state The representatives who have America lay before their version of the eggres- sions and crimes perpetrated Belgium by the German army fail to grasp the fact that national sym pahy is with them as it has been with every oppressed courageous since the beginning of history.
 We hold no grief for England. France and Russia. They can speak for themselves and fight out their own quares. But Belgium's case different
 Belgium today is in ruins. her cities razed her homes burned her industry and commerce destroyed. her slaughtered in unsough strife helpless non. combatants and and children murdered. hundreds of thousands lately prosperous families now bereaved homeless and staryng-through no fault of her own. Belgium only did what any selfrespectng American citizen would do if an nsolent armed neigh bor invaded his home Even sporadic acts of violence by hafcrazed Belgium citizens against German soldiers which alleged justify German severity are char geable to Germany herself for the mere presence of those soldiers in Belgium was an ofense inviting re- prlsal
 The Belgian enyoys bring plea in the name of Christian civilization. We can do nothing less than pathy of sister nation devoted like theirs to the pur suits of peace and the encouragement of international morality
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17
JAMES CONWAY IS DEAD FROM INJURIES
 RECEIVED IN MINE
Passes Away Yesterday Eyen-
 ing-Brother in Fl PaSO Is on Way To Bisbee-COughIan IS
 Better-Two Ribs Are Broken

James Conway native of Ballycon- nelli, County Slige Ireland, who was caved in and internally injured in a stope of the Gardner Monday night died of the injuries received yester- day evening at Q o'clock. His brother for whom friends had been searching since the accident has been located in El Paso and is on his way to Bis bee where he will arrive in time to attend the funeral The funeral will be set later. on the arrival of Patrick Conway the brother He leaves In addition to the brother a sister in the old country, and two cousins who left
 Bisbee some two weeks ago for New York.
 Conway was injured when part of a hanging wall in a stope in which he was working gave way and caved on him. He was alone at the time of the accident and. after the cavein. managed to free himself from the dirt partially. Later the shift boss came to his aid. and he was fully freed of the heavy ore which partially covered his limbs and body
 He was rushed to the hospital where all that was possible was done to save him. However. the injuries which he had sustained were SO seri- ous that he finally succumbed.
 He was a member of the Moose and K. P, and the orders will probably participate in the burial
 Johnny Coughlan, a shift boss who was injured Tuesday night in the Briggs by being crushed between a shute and mule pulled car. was rest. ing easily last evening His injuries were, however less serious than at first supposed Two ribs were fract- ured and several bruises were sus- tained in the back
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17
THE TWO PEACE MAKERS

is significant that the first pastoral letter of Pope Benedict Xv is appeal for peace addressed 10 the rulers of the warning nations appears that the hopeful estimates of the ponuGs character and probable program published the time his accession were ac. curae. that he has talent and disposition for states manshp well piey, and that he is determined to use the of his high office all legitimate efforts toward peace.
 These labors of the will naturally be unofficial. for the most part nasmuch European states now maintain direct relations with the Vatican. The pope, however bring tremendous moral pressure to bear the begerants
 He is one of the two in the world emnenty qualified by position and character accomplish the restoration of peace The other is President Wilson who because he is able to act in his official capacity the spokesman of the greatest nation is natural and invaluable ally of the Holy See in this beneacent pur pose.
 The world looks hopefully to these two command ing nsures
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17
DOING WELL, THANK YoUl

Indications of at least partial revival of mining prosperity. win be received with satisfaction alone in the Warren District but throughout the State. The good contained the publication of yesterdays Review of authorized facts proving that curtament in employment of men and in ore production has been checked and that the business pendulum is describing
 slightly wider arch in its efforts back to these bounds of prosperity which previous the world wide shock sustained by all industries
 It is problematical how swift the recovery will be It is unreasonable to assume that complete restoration be accomplished within the space of weeks months. or greater significance is the fact that the heads of the mining industry Arizona doing their to make the best the situation. Instead of adopting attitude of despair because of conditions which at first seemed insurmountable they directed sparins toward solution of the problem of de- yeopng business under the changed conditions
 But the mining officials are entitled only as much credit is due them in proportion to their obligations So let to speak for others in the Warren Dis trict There not citizen who faced with loyalty and courage the changed conditions who fails praise due a The miner who stuck his job with out growing because of unavoidable reduction deserves every whit much credit the mine owner who his dividends dwindle and yet kept up opera tions with determination to market the product how. In the classes the merchant who continued stand at his door with cheery greeting to every although their number diminished; the pro- fessional whose patronage decreased but whose bouyancy did desert him; the man in any other walk life who squared his shoulders to the prospect of ad yersty.
 Adyersity did not to the Warren District be- the Warren District refused to recognize adyer sity That unwecome conditions prevailed and may con- to prevail be gainsaid There are such in dcatons slight improvement and "the camp" is grate full If there be a relapse, "the camp" will grappe with
 The point is. a has been made of the commun itys backbone. have been found which tingIed but proved to properly artculated and capable of carrying strain if necessary.
 We made first mention of the mining industry be cause of It's important position in the local field Tn, mine officials have proved themselves worthy of tho trust imposed in them The miners and the merchants and the professional all others making mp ou citizenship have demonstrated their worth and self reliance They have seorned the empty chattering O those who sought conceal the truth of the real su ation. They have refused invitations participate il rainbow gazing They have been deceived by proner of mock charity extended for selfish aims The warre District praise be- has shown its ability stand on it own"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17
BISBEE AGAIN TO
 THE FORE MAKING
 CERTAIN AUTO RAGE
Both the Warren District Com
 meTCial and Auto Clubs Are Taking Leading Parts in the Coming Fl PasO-PhOenix Race

Bisbee and the Warren district are to the fore in making possible the Fl Paso to Phoenix road race. It has never been contemplated that the race should be abandoned and with this district back Of it success is as- sured. lt will be the greatest long distance race ever driven. more cars, faster cars, better time and more prize monies. Even the Los Angeles classic will be distanced.
 Plans for the great Borderland Route road race have been completed SO far as Bisbee and the district are concerned. At least the same amount of prize money offered last year will be raised The subscription lists will be generally circulated today and for the next few days Already a good start has been made and the cOnui- buttons are 30 per cent higher than those offered by the same donors last year Again Bisbee will be the night control and since the cars win reach here on Sunday afternoon, even larger crowd than last year will witness the thrilling finish of the hr8t lap of the great race.
 ! Last years arrangements were 30 ] successful that this years plans are based on them. Every subscriber who desires will have the returns of th3 cars as they reach each station on the route telephoned to his business place. Wherever there is a black board interested crowds win gather .untH the time comes for them to dash into control. But in addition 1t has been decided to offer an added at- traction for the morning and a prize will be offered by the committee for a motor race between Douglas and this city Last years crowds were revelation but this year there will be drawn out even greater orowGs sInce the cay will be one on which the mines are closed.
 ', Every. city on the route, except Douglas. has agreed to contribute at least as much a slast year and sew eral that were not then represented in the prize monies have thi syear agreed to join Douglas will 1t is hoped be heard from later As it is a
 larger prize list is in sight than was
 offered a year ago. Much interest ia
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17
MORE GOOD FORTUNE
ing heures

As if our unparalleled wheat crop. our bumper corn crop and our unexpectedly large cotton crop were not enough Colorado across with fruit produc- ton that taxes railroad resources Two hundred car loads day leaving the state going for the noft part from the western slope up the back bone of the Rockies to the eastern markets The ran- road men are mobilizng 12oOO to the peach es, apples, cantaloupes, pears and pums. The apple crop expected reach 100000 bushels in that state slo7e and the peach crop is cordbreaker.
 It almost seems if Providence were making a special effort to load blessings on this peaceful and while the nations to wich we are linked in kinshp and friendly rivalry wasting their slender resouces and facing a winter of bitter priyation.
 Troubles? We have no troubles As Byron said when contemplating the ruins of Rome What OUR woes and .sufferance?' God is good us and in Che face of the catastrophe that overwhelmed Europe we should be ashamed 10 whine
Bisbee daily review., 1914-09-17

manifested and R H. Rnehart, who has charge Of the entries. expects be- tween 30 and 40 cars to face the starter It is expected the total prize monies may reach S75OO
 Last year the Borderland route. and consequently the cities along it, re- ceived in newspaper articles adver- Using that could not have been pur- chased for S15.O00. Already this year the race has received much public ity in the east Last years results in publicity should be more than doubled
 One point that is particularly urged in favor of Ehe race this year is, that