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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18

! understand that the gsntlsman who
caught me v In oonAnsmsnt now.
Mayor Mitchell locked him up. That's
the gsatlsmau Who caught me nrst,
not yop.'' ..
NJ. Woods was excused. Deputy
comnissionsr Rubin 0as called. HI
told of his talks WITH NaAonsy yss-
tsrday and last niGAt. and Of Ma.
honsys aamissson that ~ became
''crasy maA'' With the Mayor whom hi
was turned away from the Mayors
once . week ago because he had nc
ticket" He told Mr.. Rubin that he
Immediately bought . revolver and
went TO the City Hail wednesday tc
kill the Mayor. tut couldn't 30 him
Yesterday. Aahonsy told Mr.. Rubin
b. waited from 10 in the morning
until half past I o'clock waiting fol
the Mayor and was about I'VE feet
from the Mayer when 10 nrsd the
shot.
Nahonsy shook his head when asked
u he wanted to question tho deputy
commissioner.
you have the right to make Z
statement, Nahonsy." said Aasistrat,
etmms. "Or you may waive tn,
right and the waiver viii not b
charged, against you on your trial.
| Mahonsy looked at him vacantly.
where were you bornf~ asked tn,
Magistrate.
ireland" saiA the prisoner.
"Whsre DO you liver
Mahonsy looked around and aske<
the detectives and the prosecutor
what the Judge meant. One Of then
sususstsd that 10 give his most re-
cent regular lodging.
Two hundred and three East NJ
tiethr' be said. u been thses stx o.
ssvsu times on and Cd. Went ther,
November g."
What 10 your businsssr'
Occasionally Lob. I'm . black
smltA."
Have you any explanation 70 6iv'
for what you have Aonsr
no. DON'T vast 70 say apythins
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18

Asked u American aan -6omAataAta
NV rssldsat In Asxice could b pro-
tsstsA shssaA vas bvsah o0l VIM ~
plisdi
IT vsuia b . va hsIvssa tvo
alviiissd Nations and AmsVtsaa soN-
sosuhatAats could rely "a ~ GoGNa
proteotioa here ~ could AsxioAaS In
ths United 6tatss."
But Suppose thsee Waa Q popuias
uprtsing against AmsricansI could you
control ttT'
"weii. have driven % 900 vsdsssis
eut OF vs6a territory asd ] think
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18

Let the Law take care Of itsslf. Let
the Judge settle It. don't want any
counsel. I'm satisfied with what the
court does. Let the court 90 ahead"
Magistrate Simms asked for q sug-
sestion ~ to bail. Mr.. Duvivisr said
that hs thought ths ofPsoss made bail
Of Sss.eeo props.
"whatf" auavsrsd Michael Ma.
money. In proud surprise. FOR mo!
SIS. 00o." He laughed win . cackle.
"why don't you make It moro. young
man?" he asked. Then they led him
away.
Mahoney will b indicf6d next Tues.
day for assault upon Mr.. Polk and
an attempt to assassinats tho Mayor.
The District-Attorney will then have
him examined BY Dra William
Mabon and Carlos Mcdonald. allen.
lists. Upon their report-if he ID
found insane-he will 10 committed
to Matteawan Asylum. which insti-
tuition he will never leave alive.
Mayor Mitchell will b guarded
night and day for the present. by
order Of Police Commissioner Woods.
who has organised q secret service OF
eight detectives under Acting Capt.
Kerr and Lieut.. Heuman. When the
Mayor 10 At homo. at Ninety eighth
street and Riverside Drive. detectives
will bs on guard at the house. and
when he leaves there he will be
traiisd. An extra guard will b about
his Office.
Dr.. John A. HartwsIi. the Poll
family physician and . close friend
Tor twenty years. told Mrs. Polk thii
afternoon that her husband could moi
possibly show better symptoms. HI
would bs able to leave the hospita
~ the middle Of next week at thu
furthest the doctor said.
The bullet WA found to havs
lodged under the patients tongue
The hole In the right cheek near thu
chin, supposed 20 have bssn uads
~ the bullet Wa made by . fras
n,sut Of . tooth which was forcs<
through the flesh.
Among the callers at the hospita
10 inquire regarding Mr.. Polk THU
afternoon were Chief Magistrate No
Adoo. Dudley Ftsid Malone. John c
Nc0uirs. +. c. Bishop and L. q
oriswoid. A wasou load OF out
flowers vas resolved Addressed for tn,
patient.
Mr.. Poke father. DR.. william II
Polk, dean Of the Cornell University
Medical College, Cornslius Wander,
bilt, Dr.. J. n. P. Hodgsoa. Mr.. Polk''
cousin. ana Dr. J. W. AaStos. IN ole
fvisad. wore callers at the hospital II
the morning. They were admitted u
M. Polk's room. but many moro hat
70 b. contsat with leaving cards fol
the siok man.
Mayer Mitchell called 70 zee M
Polk shortly before . o'clock THU
morning and In Q few minutes Police
Commissioners Woods. Guy SOUL. bill
secretary. and Theodore Rousseau
ssorStasy TO the Mayor. arrived.
The Mayor said he was leaving 10
the AshokaA dam to make an inspse
ton which would sxtsnd over to-mor
row. He Instructed Mr.. Rousseau I.
keep him posted BY telephone Of Nj
Poke condition tonight and at in
tsrvals 70 -sn0rroW.
Act,as Capt, Thsnas faansy. WI,
lad bssa NEST suoossseui IN sxtraet
~ taSesnaAseA fssa Ne prisoass
80 aaseAss sessisa v3sb hin teSee
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War Issue With Huerta,
Not Mexico, SAYS Villa

TORREON. Asxico. Apsii is.D"i %
not bsl1svs the Tampaeo bncsdsnt Will
rsOu1e h ~ bstWssa Ne Uattsd
statas and Asxico." commsntsd Gen.
VIVA ts-dAy.
q regard the complication - one
su1sting bsewsen Prssldsat Wilson and
PsakA1at Husrta asd QusstSsa
whstAss even ths bosnhasdlas of Tam
plco would be construed ~ IN act Of
Gar against Asyico. saass HSsrta d
ths sagsadsr and ILLEGALLY holds that
port"
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AkROPLANE FLEET
READY FOR WAR CALL.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. April ~
The UsitsA States Army ssroplsns
essl y ready for any contlaasasv
WEI Dspastnsat oeacials ADMITTED
ts-lAv that pasas a. the Amy Wa
CsoeOs sosts0Diats1 vide utiiisattou
q ~ ~ en- q the service IN
eass g hoseiiitiss u Assios, Withia
Q ~ AayU ~ saAia 6otiiia Of the
assUplsns Asst 90 be dropping
bsnAs 80 1stag ss"~t dSty IN
hsstAssa Asa5so ~ isssl, bsssusl
naut - ~ 0ovsruasst nAshisaa
- ~ osaseauatsd st oaa Diego
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-18
MEXTCANS SHOT
BY u. s. SENTRIES

FL FASO, Tex. April is.-Tudivtd-
ual infractions OF the rules At tn.
prison camp at Fort Bliss since the
rampico incident eliminated last
night In the shooting Of two OF the
Mexican Federal prisoners by son
tries. One OF the wounded men will
die
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MAHONEy LAUCHS
WHEN ARRA|CNED
IN COURT TO-DAY


Continued from first Pass)
charged here by Arthur n. Woods
vim having on April ~. as the City
Hall. In the Borough Of Manhattan.
In the city Of New York. wiifuily. tel.
oniousiy. deliberately and OF your
malice asossthousht committed NE
crime Of an attempt TO commit the
crime OF murder In the Arst degree.
II y ailsGed that you with force and
arms did make an assault to, at and
against Frank l. Polk. and did shoot
on and discharge . certain loaded
pistol with the deliberate and prs.
mslitatsd design to effect the dean
q 60 John PuFroy Mitchell"
well. nov whstr' said The old
nsa. tvrniag 70 sAess a sasAss slds
u NJ n . pussisa way.
leu ass satitSsd." eontinusA Nas-
istrats 0lnms, TO the an Of counsel
anl 70 time 70 obtain counsel. You
may as,r for IN Adjournment for a.
sasainA t1oa % . later time o. you
may wAivo sxamtnat1oa altogsthsr.
Too aes satitisd 10 time 70 make vp
youS mind what to do.'
well. nov." said Nahonsy. leaning
esvvssd eoaAdinsiy. "wAiea u the
bsst, Judss9 I doa't know anything
sbsut this.
zen Do. nat u - ssy. pssoua-
sbly. ysa -. Too eusAtss. anyway"
0eas q bic words WIRE mvmbisd
- though he wsrs talking 10 Almssif.
He ehuckisd over IN last remark. {.
Dc you want the advice of coua.
ssi?" asked the Magistrate.
NO" shouted he Ntals man, bang
iAg his flrst on The table ana hsbbine
bio AsaA. His fass Aushsd. Il aoa't
want 10 esupssl. Don's vast aothins
Of that ssst aFounA. Ksse them
lawyers away IRON me-"
Commiaslooer Woods was called -
the arse witness. Whsn he said he
lived q the Hotel Btltznosa MahonS3
remarked. "HumDh!" and rolled his
syss q the osilins In apparent disgust
NJ. Woeds dsses'bsd the poation oe
Mayer llitnhsl. Nr. Polk and Connie.
asase Mulaaa n ~ tsansau- - the
auAans6tia
-As vas aboat b ut IN" ~ sssel-
hsA .my at1sat1sa Was attrsotsA -.
wards ehs CIV Hail. I ~ ths DE-
fseAaat Ases. sanding Win pisso,
pslntsA toward the car"
~Ho& fer vas hs from ysus" aAssd
NJ. DuviviR.
"Ahs0t aftssn fest." was the reply.
How far vAs he from Mayor
Mitshslr'
about ten 49, and about the sasns
distance from Mr.. Polk" said xr.
Woods. and At the Asssstaat District
Atternsy's direction continued the
narrative b ~ own Wv. Il rsaahed
sos ths naa. bat bs1ess had time 10
~ my hanAs "a him ~ assd. lsapsd
on him. p1shing him over and
gratSsA him. He eeil With the re-
volvsr stan II his hand. We went
down with me on top. was reaching
~ ths hAnA vhish hsid the rsvolvsr.
Ths chauffeur. Nsun. took Il out OF
his HANDS aad said 20 ma: I've go<
Sc"
was aaybody hurtf~
Tea Frank L. Polk vas shst In the
Gacs."
And Mayor Aitchsi vas sitting b.
side him In the touneAu ana about
the same distance awuyr
YES"
Mahonsy was tsid hs might cues.
ton the witness. He lsoksd Mr.,
Woods over cunninSiy.
Are you the ART gsatsomaa that
GOT 4 bold Of msr' 10 asked. -
th0ush about TO tvap The Commis-
sesasv Into making . eeoereAlcsosy
statsasat.
II an" aaswsesl No. woods. -
fas ~ ] knew"
Tea aoa't iook iits ths ssos man
70 NJ to-day" said Aahoasv skspti.
| naflv. Yoai Aoa't look 60 b1t blko him
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- ~ss %. IN the sxs Of III. WHIT. HOW. automobiles
clubhouse Wheeler
ts Mr. Bryan hsvins
SspAd The despatch and had made started after the
Sssu1esaa sosoassaisd b. sserssAy 1anui.y.
virginia. hey President being
$1,000 -. s.s.s ssryos Asas Wheeler There Va. quick
- u Secretary 4 state and the Private Sec
v ,.'a u. rrs.st A. tav 'p.d toward the white aoa'. u.
- - a' xss situate. ": .s;,s 3D., while A were
Wla President Wilson vent
< = .lu.aa.n sse he xsssea.
1ssss vss - careful sA:s:hs 4 p.lH: .sra. Ch.v:
n~S - ~ tn NJ .ss's.s..: ,.sssA nv .e'ss.
s41y .A rsss'vsd iron II. tAss ~ wosl s
iAs As.a.A ~ frssiSs.s wsssl lay IL sss ss''rs
Cssgssss ~ aggressive ssaos would islsw.
s The message was DESPATCHED and he rat e.ny
Va whore hs family a. and viii rsuaa 'rs
ss s 40 the President
q Mclean coll without oonsultns arm WIN Con-
- ws ms % ,' u." INC % CO.., ~ ~. IN .s,s
Aar~ force 70 Se u'sI asa n''eo Ne degrees N" b
ONEY THRss SEE ULrndATUM WRITTEN
Hu~t. vrtse he White hss.. ocss via
srsnq.asn wl'o. NJ s.. and NJ Temult,
satseou group waited re
a N, Tnuv dsrshnssa small ss q pae@ on
80 ~: ~. . u: :s' ss.. s g: ~. III
Monday there vii b ss'nsssd das sad intense IN
secretary Of stat. Byan
which he had planned to take sisht isr Ansn He
.n siso desiring building
ss Of bis eoassss vtn Assaas Secretary
1ns ta.spor. already ra.voo
nss n. ba'u.hs virginia Connecticut and xin,. and the
Dolphin The
~ the transport Duaalo also a1s T.s'e vn ~ collier
4. vs. ous s.slssh,us transport
having large complement a marnss AsafAdm
= v.s c When s..rAs. BADGE .r,.. ;. WI, al. s,.:
es..s.A
Ksy
Tuesday Orders wahnston
Tssviss MONDAY ,ssssss assa President
MseaaS rsss'Fsd eaais
ne rsss.G ha tAs Hszseaa Capitol
setioo Doubtless
cuba undoubtedly
sasFai rsso'at's broad in ~ ths
-Asthosiy uphold pssss,sa
psessV certainly would viaia
weak certainly dssVsiy lsoy
The Prsssasn shsA Asd
BLOCkADs. " ORDERED. WILL BIZ COMPLETE.
biockads ordered 10 aid he Prssdsat
eepisss . permitted 70 enter
Mssssan VINE ass wusoa bssvss
s a.oar. hama caars. osl..saa. Ii. p.srss and
formally sscsr. The United States.
that VIII
ssrss United States Hserta
*. sas. .ss:.s al .,:s. WIN. 10 order A.
oous v sss nat patrol b. ma. ,oo
~ hdA asl further sha VssuttA
Secretary v.rssus Aausssas.o
representatives ssssavsd
siunstsm with time limit as'sShsd
War Issue With Huerta,
Not Mexico, Says Villa
roRroN Mssico Apn %. American nm
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Cal. 10 far no stsps havs bssa taksA
70 bring these asroplsass and the
sviators to border cltiAs or to SEA-
ports whsss thsy might bs transport
- 70 Mexican ports,
Col. Rsbsr Of the blsaai Oass "a
mittsd that he nov had IN hand full
plaas fos ~ "asPsplsas lavsatsN,|'
He refused 10 ostlias What tAsv eea-
tempiAtsd,
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si:zi;3:'&s:ssaEsE S7s!sss; : y Ti'srk.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-08-29
in MEMORIAM.

Died: AT his residence in this city
on West Washington street, on sun.
day morning at o'clock, August 23rd,
Herman II. Shaded, native of Balti-
more, Nd, aged 81 years. The fu-
neral took place from the First NJ F.
Church, South, Rev A. ) Lutz Off
eating, on Wednesday afternoon ut q
o'clock and under the direction OF Cy-
press Camp No. "a, Woodmeu Of The
World. The members of the local
lodges OF Knights of Temperance.
knights OF Honor aud the Socie,G DE
Bleniaisance were also in attendance
and assisted at the obsequies.
The deceased came to this town AS 81,
member of his fathers family while In
his tender youth. Almost his entire
life was spent here lie served thi.
city for several years as the Chief of
the Fire Department, demonstrating
an executive ability of high class
He made many friends and was ever
loyal to them. He was del beratc i'm
formulating his judgments, and once
formed he rarely compromised them.
lie was kindhearted and generous bv
nature and very companionable He
was man of splendid physique and
OF unmeasured physical strength.
His wife preceded him, in 1905. to
that dreamless sleep after life's cares.
Their union was without issue. He is
survived by an only sister Mrs Saun-
ders, of Columbus, Ohio.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-08-29
incorporated June 10th, 1892.
Special Hosiery Offer

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-08-29
NATION FACING
MEAT FAMINE

Economic experts of the Federal
Government are giving the high
cost of living problem thoughtful
consideration, and are Investigate
ing the high prices of meat. The
Department of Agriculture has
just completed a census of the
meat.produclDg animals of the
United States and finds that there
has been decrease of 1, 1873 600
head and an increase of SIG, $50.
900 in value during the past year.
On January |, 1914, the herd
numbered IA ,507, 900, compared
with l4S 800, 600 head a year ago.
The bulk of the nations de
creased meat supply Is in the
swine herd. Compared with last
year the number of hogs in the
United States has diminished
., $4,000 head; cattle 115, 900
bead and sheep l,763,O00 hei d.
The major portion of the lncreas-
ed values is credited to the beef
animals. The value of all cattle,
excluding mich cows, when com
pared with last year, shows an in.
crease of sl66, 6SS, 900; swine have
gained 80, $40. 900 in value, while
sheep have depI eciated Sl,486, 900.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-08-29
DIPPING VATS

On Tuesday Dr. Guy A. Shaw
of Loreauvllle was in town and at
tended the organization meetings
of the Iberia 4 st. Mary Live
Stock Breeders ssoclation. Dur.
ing that visit he said to the he
rian that he had every confidence
in the success Of the dipping vat
which he built some few months
ago on his farm 10 Fausse Pointe
Since its completion he has dip
ped 1000 head of cattle After "a
careful examination of nun Der
of head in order to ascertain the
result, he expresses the opinion
that the tick has disappeared
from his place.
Mr.. Henry N Pharr, of Orange
Grove plantation, in his address
before the live stock breeders
mass meeting here on Tuesday
afternoon, stated that he had
built on his place dipping vat
In his address he briefly reviewed
the disaster which threatened the
sugar industry Of this state and in
casting about for some means of
relieving the depression he be.
came interested IN the possibili.
ties of cattle raising. He decided
to venture by increasing his herd.
This he did, and added few head
OF thoroughbred registered ami
mails.
He noticed that some of his
older stock were infested with
ticks-tbey had been for years
before without apparent great dis
advantage to the condition of the
animals. But after the loss of SIX
head by tick fever the force of the
menace to his herd prompted
quick action. The dipping vat
was installed. His animals have
been twice dipped and another dip.
ping will be due iu a few days
more. He has lost none since dip.
ping.
He called attention to the boost
given sugar by the world war and
declared that 1t was an Opportuni-
ty afforded the cane growers of
the country to prepare for the day
when free sugar may be a condi
ton. He expressed his conf
dence in stock raising as solu
ton of the problem. He could
foresee that the farmer of the flu
ture would raise more cane on less
acres in combination with cattle
at the same general cost.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-08-29
A SAD HON COMING.

:. On Tuesday afternoon the re
mains of Willie Landry, son of
Dranzin Landry OF Dclcambre,
LA arrived on SO. Pa train No
10. from AllZoia and were sent
from here TO home for bur ial He
and three Others were victims Of
Mexican rustlers' bullets.
According 10 the version of the
story coming to US, Willie left his
home some time ago and sought
fortune in the far West. He
found employment on ranch III
Arizona. Recently, in letter 10
his parents, be wrote that be was
doing well and had accumul ted a
modest saving. In reply TO J. s
letter he was told of his mothe. 8
desire to see him aud was asked
to come bone, even for vi~i I.
He had deter mined 10 do this,
when the call came to check the
depredatiOns of band of Mexican
cattle thieves. He became a
member of the pursuing party.
His remains left. Arizona on last
Saturday and arrived here Tues.
das evening by Express. The de-
ceased was nephew of DR.. Ian
dry of Delcambre.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-08-29
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now Is Cents. Buy bottle.
LAND ENTRY.

Department OF the Interior, U. $.
Land Office at Baton Rouge, La,
July 81, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
X. Olivier, whose post-office address
is st. Martinville, Louisiana, did. on
the Eleventh 18th day of February,
1914, file in this Office Sworn State
ment and Application, No. 0703l, to
purchase the Ek of NV SW14 of
NWl4 and NW1 of SW4, Section 10.
Township II South, Range II East,
Louisiana Meridian, and the timber
thereon, under the provisions of the
act of June 3, 1878, and acts amenda-
tory, known as the Timber and
Stone Law" at such value as might
be fixed by appraisement, and that,
pursuant to such application, the land
and timber thereon have been ap
praised. Four Hundred, Eighty Dol
lars (48000) the timber estimated
I60, 900 board feet at $3.50 per NJ, and
the land 5000; that that applicant
will offer final proof in support Oh his
application and sworn statement or
the Twenty third t23rdD day of Sep
TENDER, 1914, before Clerk of Courl
at New Iberia, La.
Any person is at liberty to profess
this purchase before entry, or initiate
contest at any time before patent is
sues, by fling corroborated affidavi
| in this office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
JOHN F. NUTTALL.
Register
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-08-29
F|REWOOD CONSUME
TON IN LOUISIANA

Washington, ID. G., Ang -
There are :, 1870 cords of wood
valued at 81 sos, 900 consumed on
the farms of Louisiana annually,
according to a report which has
just been issued by the United
States Department of Agriculture.
The total yearly firewood con
sumption in the State Is 2,525, 900
cords, with value of S5,945 GEO.
The consumption in the cities of
this State is 3l4,000 cords and
81 900 cords are used in the min
eral operation of Louisiana each
year.
In Continental United States
the annual consumption of fire.
wood amounts TO 50, 937 900 cords,
valued at S250,000,00 OF this
amount 50, 96l, 600 cords are used
OH the farms, II Do, 900 cords in
the cities of the nation and |, 75l,
600 cords are used in the mines of
the United States. The average
value of wood consumed in the
United States is 50 81 per cord
and 50 80 in this State. The av
erage consumption per farm in The
United States is | / cords per an.
nun.
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THE RECALL

An effort is being made to Sc
cure the necessary signatures to
bring recall action against May
or Fontelieu before the City Coun.
cll--so the report goes. Tx May
or Jules + Dupuy Is said to be
leading the fight, assisted by ex.
police Off Duras Romero. We
have not seen the specifications
upon which the petition is based,
but understand that it is a broad
charge of ''lncOmpetency " About
one half of the required sigma
lures had been secured Oh Tues
day afternoon 10 cause the cOnsid-
GRAFTON of the petition.
The conduct of a recall cam
pain Is a serious and dlstui blDg
undertaking. 1t should be resort.
ed TO only when conditions be
come lntoleIable TO the taxpayers
or the will OF the people IL being
tiagrantly tiOuted OF ignored.
The recall should never be made
use Of for mere political ends or
aims. 1t is potent and power
full weapon, designed for defen-
sive purposes only-never to be
employed az an expression of po'
lltical disappointment or private
plque.
Those who may start move
ment of this character should be
well persuaded that their course
IS thoroughly warranted in the
premises; their charges should be
well founded and carefully weigh
ed from every agile; and they
should be guided by the lofty pur-
without self interest-Of
meaning the greatest good of the
whole community. IL the present
charges will bear such analy zing
and weighing, then it should be
pressed with unrelenting vlgOr.
Otherwise, it best be not done.
The preparatory steps for snch
an action should be well advised
by competent counsel and every
prerequisite formality, imposed by
the law, should be carefully col.
sidered and closely complied with.
A failure will accomplish no good,
bring no relief from the conditions
complained of, and is very liable
to generate much i'll will and bit
terness.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-08-29
EVERYTHING A MAN NEEDS
ST. Complete Shaving Outfit ST
10 ARTICLES 10

To advertise our Universal Shaw
ing Outfit and Universal Products
We will for a limited time only,
send this well worth $500 Shaving
Outfit for S1.OO. We sell our pro-
ducts to the customer direct and
therefore you save all agents pro-
fits which as you know are very
large.
Hollow Ground Razor.
L 5-inch Lather Brush.
RazorStrop, Canvas Back.
Nickel Easel Back Mirror.
L 33-inch Barber Towel.
/ Bar Shaving Soap.
1 Box Talcum Powder.
1 Decorated China Mug.
1 Aluminium Barber Comb.
/ Bristle Hair Brush.
Each outfit packed in neat box
81 90. Coin or Money Order, post
age 10c extra.
UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS co.
Dayton, Ohio.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-08-29
From Shoe-peg to ships spar
BERTRAND LUMBER co.
ATTENTIONS.
United Confederate Veterans
Iberia Camp No. 1888.


You are requested to attend the
Annual meeting, which will be
held at Headquarters, Sunday ev
enlng, September 9th, at 3 o'clock.
Every member of the Camp is
expected to be present, as this
meeting Is very important. Also,
collecting Of dues for the ensuing
year.
We extend an invitation to all
OK Confederate Veterans residing
in this Parish OF Iberia to attend
this meeting.
e. j OARSTENS,
Capt. Commander
A. A. FLORY, Adjutant.