davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
ARTHUR KATZ LEAVES
Goes to clifton to Further Interests in
Mercantile Store Established Several
Months Ago With Brother

Arthur Katz rumr here from
New York CITY wear ago luN
July aud brought along with him
nothing more than ambition aud
"a determination to succeed Mr.
katz established himself here. after
connecting with the Oklahoma Opera
ting company us their advertising
manager a position he has been sue
cessfully holding for the past year.
Realizing the vast field ~ opportu
nifty open here for gingery young men.
Mr. kaY prevailed upon one Of his
older brothers To Join him In the land
NJ opportunity. which resulted I'm the
establishment NJ a mems furnishing
store nt the thriving town " clifton.
whcrc ne win make his future home
with the extensive drilling that now
prevails IN this new proven territory.
Wlt0u Is destined 90 become one NJ the
most thriving and progressive towns In
the Gushing OH district and Mr. Kau
IS looking forward with great conf
dcnco 90 his business venture hrlng
made successful one
Mr. knlz hus mudr many friends
lu tho pnsr ypU and they join m wish
mg nm % -r0S,-wful future rnrnrr
lll. ambition is that ne some day may
bee established successfully lu ukm
nomu city. holding lots NJ confidence
lu OTIS future
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
Experience Of Beckhan Farmer
Should Encourage DoUn-Outers

ERICK. Sept q Experiences of
such men AS VI lambert. a success
ful farmer W this locality are worth
recording for the encouragement they
should give tu men WHO regard them.
SELVES as clown and out after one or
more uf litrs defeats Lambert was
ln town TODAY selling spmr wutrrmel
ous frum his farm. MELONS some "
which weighed a. pout3ls. wero 70
inches long and "a inches lu clrcum-
ference
Five Nrur ago lnmhprrs wife died,
leaving him with nine children and
indebted 90 the amount uf $500
Though lno future looked dark he
faced n pouWrruusN and hy bard
work and Systematic farming paid on
his indebtedness md has since paid
for % farm of pO urrpr costing 81 O6S.
Inns Installed SluO worth of Improve
mcuts hus five mules, two brood
mares three COWS ud rulNps. ~ fine
turkeys and win make 1900 bushels
M corn and mullc, hns Ol head ~
Poland ChIm hogs ind ~ feeding "a
hcnd for market BESIDES those used
hy his tumily aud given away he has
sold so worth of melons from quar-
toruyr patch
Such records, I'm the opinion " thl,
written Ure ~ more real benefit 20 the
world than Those which mN secure
gllqcl cpUulpttps ul the iron cruss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
FOR BIC
GAME ARRANGED
Uni Football Eleven 10 Meet Az
gieS When Teachers Come
10 Oklahoma City

THAT arrangements had been defiu-
4 itoly nude Tor Il football game be-
tween the elcyeus ot the state uuiycr.
slty and the A. a NJ college to be-
played at Oklahoma city ON Thanks
giving Day, was the announcement
made by President Wilson ~ the state
bonrd Of education just before depart
Ing Tor Sapulpn Friday evening
we hope TO make this "a big feature
u the annual convention " the OKLA.
homo State Educational association. %
sald President Wilson" and ON this
occasion II will b, especially rmphu.
sized Boy street parade, In which the
splendid bands uf the state iustitu
tluus will participate The event will
lend enthusiasm To- the occasion aud
should attract thousands " people
from over the state who ARE Interested
Ia athletics"
President Wilson grows enthusiastic
In discussing the coming convention uf
Oklahoma teachers aud asserts that
ns plans now iu operation work out
the expectation Of an attendance ut
600 persons Is conservative Fixing
the date at Thanksgiving time, IL va.
cation period. will enable the teach
ers to attend Of time when they have
the ready money 10 do 80, and wntl
the convention held al the capital city
and metropolis of the state, they viii
take advantage of an opportunity "a
combine the benefits " a program
large chautNuQunn In It's character
I with exceptional opportunities fur so
clal enjoyment
President r. NJ Gault NJ the stat,
agricultural hoard, discussing the pro
posal for football game here or
Thanksgiving Day with teams repre-
seutlng the two largest educational In
stltutions In the state as competitors
said II met with his entire approval
"Our team nj saltwater has not mad,
much " showing la the past" h,
said "hut on this ocrnsiou II will com,
In condition To make the unlverslt,
team sit mp and take notice II lS be-
INK rruumcd boy one " the best football
coaches in the west
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
SPECIAL QUARANTINE



iiI''IlNt september /, the OkMho-
ma state board uf nrrlruItpr. .ry.
sued g .n..I.I ..,or.,.,t.
u.,. ''"' "''''''' IIo. Ialuh.
''''', "'''' 'u' INV providing for thu
eradication of ticks aud lu other .uu,.
protecting livestock from, ,..,,..t ~
dI,.,s.. t NH '"' '""'"tI"us
IL " N.." lh'se quarantine
''nrS 'S 9I' established
h'gIhhluE Hi pWut whore tho rang,
'n' between ranges -Four 40 and EN.
,.' West NJ nnIoins with Red River.
'arN'r north 'u said range line tu town
Sh'n Nur between township SN WI ANA
seven '' south thence east ou snil tow.
.hlr Hue in ''s Intersection with tho west
Hnr "t Jefirfs.H .nunty
During ihr .rn'lnuunce W said line
NO cattle shall h' permitted tu Doe moved
from points south 10 north ur cn-t to
west across ths line, except as rruyiloJ
Tor In Rule B u' Rules and Regulations
promulgated Pes 'hr state HOard uf AgrI.
culture uu March 10, 1918
'RcglunIug W the northeast corner o,
Hughes county thence west ON thr
north lines OF Hughes county ln tho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
VETS Of BLUE
MEET At ALVA
Congressman D. 7. Morgan and
7. B. Ferguson to Make
Addresses

NLNA. Sept q The Department oi
IA Oklahoma, Grand Army NJ the
Republic. together with "OId Woods
County Regiment " Old Soldiers
have arranged to hold II joint reunion
u AI,a, September l4l7
Speukers who have consented To nd
dress the veterans are Congressman
Dick T. Morgan of Woodward eN Gov
pruor 7. - Ferguson ~ WntongH G.
W Partridge George Wood and A. G.
lcumuu of Cherokee, Judge l.. r. VII
SON. Paul Grove and Prof T.. A. llerud
m Ayn Among other promiucnts OK
urnicd to attend ARE department Com
mmdrr 4 A. Bcaslcr NJ Chandler and
Col r. II Howard of Guthrie
The first day will be- devoted Il
welcome addresses and responses.
Wednesday,, Sept 10 will be- know
ns ladies bay" I'M the Womans Re
lief Corps and the Ladies' ~ the g.
A. r. viii have charge " the program
ON thut day Former Governor Fer
gusou viii sprnk In the afternoon.
Thursday viii be- oklahoma Day, on
which IL grand parade will be- The
feature, participated I'm by the ycter
ans, by students " Northwestern Nor
NAL school and pupils " all the pub
lir schools NJ AlvR In the Afternoon
Judge Partridge will deliver uu ad
dress ou THE Rluc aud the Gray"
D. NJ Powell NJ this city ls chairman
uf the cummlttec ou arrangements
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
HEAVY SUITS FILED
Three Damage Suits Filed Against
Rock Island at Shawnee Aggregate
Thirty Thousand Dollars

SHAWNEE, Sept 0-Three damage
suits filed In superior court against the
Rock Island aggregate SO,OOO, all be
Ing Tor the death Of trcsspasses upon
Rock Island property Geo ". Davis
sues for the death NJ his SON at Dale
IN February last The lad wns on his
way To school when he stopped TO
watch the unloading N some material
from n ear A switch engine was
backing toward him and he stepped
In front Of the engine IN his confusion
Davis asks $4,000 July ., 1913. Joe
and Jesse Owens were run over aud
killed by the Rock Island "Flrcfly' at
Oknrchc Mrs r. G. Bonner " Trlh
hey, this county, mother " Joe Owens.
asks $4,000 for hls death. aud Mr.
lcthR Owens also of THhhey asks
SlOOO FOR the death OF Jesse Owens
her husband
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
BOOK co. EXPANDS
Quarters Formerly Occupied by City
state Bank Have Been Annexed hy
the Parkhurst Book Compan,

Another proof that better times IS
here ls evidenced by the fact TINT the
Porkhurst BOOK Co win occupy the
room formerly occupied by the city
state Bank, 22S West Main as nu AN
mex 10 take care " their Increasing
business Their school trpdp win ro
handled Mt this pncc They win nlsu
carry II fun line of goods similar to
thelr present stock at l3i West Main
II u Their desire 10 overcome the cuu.
sostlon Incident with the opening VI
school aud holiday business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

LAKE PLACID N. y. Sept S.
Al meeting " the Lake Placid
Club here. Theodore Marburg former
United states ambassador 10 Belgium
and founder or the league TO enforce
peace said that under the present
conditions, the United States needs
military preparation and " it Is the
height Of folly to neglect IT,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

yellow complexion, plmplcs and dls.
figuring hlemlshes on the face or body
can be- gotten rid of by doctorlng the
liver. which ~ torpid HERBlNE Ia n
powerful liver correctnnt II purlfles
the system, stimulates the vital organs
md puts the body IN fine vigorous
condition Price 5Oc Sold by West
FAN Drug ca.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
BELIEVE HAVE
BOX CAR KILLER
Man Turned Over 10 WhiChita
Police at Enid May Answer
for Two Murders

End Sept g. 1t Is believed here
~ that Raymond Vaughn alias No.
Adams for whose REIMBURSEMENT Cos
rrnur Williams honored "A rpQul-ltou
from On, governor Of Kuusns, Sutur
day ,s guilty not only Of the recent
box ear murder In Wichita, but has
been associated with Earl Stutton I'm
% number of box car rOhbcries Mt
Wichita Kan. where he has been TAX
ru 90 answer for the alleged murder Of
hw RYDER when they saw him In u
huy eur it 's said they intended to rob
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
HIS FORD STOLEN

A Ford ear so l3a75. belonging to
Wilson Nnp0ncls " G2l W -Four
tppnlb street was stolen from near
the Lyric lhrntor Friday night The
theft immediately was reported tu the
police hut mo- truce " the missing nr
has been reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
LIEUT. KITCHENER IN SERVICE

LONDON Sept u Lieutenant n.
n Kitchener whuse commission has
Just been announced In the official
Gu2rtte is u nephew NJ Lord Kitchen
ur Like his uncle. he has heguu his
military tareer with the Royal I'm
rlupprs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
ANARCHIST TURNS HrRo

ROME. Sept q. The anarchist
leader Shnuu. who was one ur Dhc
leaders of the strike riots at Anuoua
In June. lpll and who Is now serving
at the front Inns been unmrd fu. rhp
silver medal tor bravery on thr 0uH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

WASHINGTON, Sept state de.
partmcnt officials said today they had
mo- advices to substantlate current ~
ports that Mexican troops were con.
centratlng along the border IN north.
east Mexico although the situation "
Viewed with increasing apprehension.
Practically all mobile foNes ot the
regular army arr AZ the disposal VI
Major General Funston
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
SELLS TOYS JUST THE SAME

BERLIN. Sept a. The Overseas
News Agency Friday says: Active
trading is reported NJ the fair being
held In lrlpsir There Is lively de-
muud ror toy.. chiefly those NJ mill
ury ur uHyul character
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
PRINCE BISMARCK AMBITIOUS

BERLIN, Sept 6.-Prince otto Won
bismarck grandson OF the Iron Chan.
cellor has Just passed his public
school examinations at plon, the most
famous OF the Prusslan preparatory
schools. lie expects TO educate him.
self for the diplomatic profession.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

Great is the man who tills the soil
lives according TO the sermon ON tho
mount aud Is constructive rather than
dpstroyNr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06
A DAY Of FATAL
AUTO ACCIDENTS
Fourteen Killed on Railroad CrOS-
sings Sunday-lO In New York,
1 In Indiana

CHEsTERTON, Ind. Sept. G.-Four
occupants Of All automobile were
Instantly killed here today when all
eestbound New York Central train
struck the machine at a grade crossing.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Sept Give
persons were instantly killed today
when their automobile was struck by
an electric car on the Erie nllroad
about ten miles south Of Rochester.
GLEN FALLS, n Y, Sept G.
Five persons we're killed late today
when their automobile was struck by IA
Delaware and Hudson passenger train
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

Bring rna, Wan, Ad in Today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-06

NEW YORK Sept g.. Mrs F.. d.
Patton. member " the special re
lief society and taking an active
part in that organiIauou's campaign
FOR military and naval preparedness,
here. is maintaining o. ward of forty
five beds az the Ruyalc Hospital.
DlnaTd. France
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04
GYPSY CAMP.

Iu last weeks issue We had not
{ me to mention the clever work
done in the Vaudeville by our
young people who deserve espe
cial attention. The new Or
chestra under Prof. Sheldon's
leadership Is a prom OuDctd suc
cess. Mrs Love is one Of our
sweetest local singers Mrs.
Blanche Lyles showed unusual
talent aud beauty Of voice Miss
Btigante was exceedinIy graceful
IN the stately Court Minnet, and
sang we'll az che always does.
The Misses Martha johnson,
Pearl Taul, Lettie Grace Decourt,
Exa Sealey added music, beauty
and grace Ia most effective chorus
work. Messrs Edwin Lassalle,
Geo. Renoudet and Herm Haus
or sang with style and good
taste.
Mrs. j. b Hull had the entire
training Of the young people and
showed New Iberia that We have
u wonderful amount Of talent To
our midst when properly trained
and brought forward. Good
luck to our Vaudeville talent.
and may We see them soon again.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04

Mrs Arthur Holieman gave party
for Sidney who celebrated his birth
dav on Tuesday. The children had
a delightful time playing games, and
delicious ices and cakes we're served
them by Mrs. Holleman. Sidney's
birthday party will long be thought
of with pleasant memories by the
children who attended. The follow
ing were present:
Misses Elsie, Gertrude and Lacy
May Bertrand. Lottie Kramer. Flor
ence Lauehlin. Sadie and Margaret
Folse. katherine Fisher. Corinne. Mil
dred and Mary Valet, Lillian and vi
ola Hughes, Linda Vest. Gertrude Lee
Diet, Margaret Jannero, Mildred Hol-
leman, George Chauvin. Lottie Ew.
ing, and Margaret Gilbert.
Messrs. Paul Henry and Gilbert
Elmer, George Courrege, Philip and
Walter Holleman, Joe Cordova, Vim
cent Jennaro. Gordon Laughlin. Gil
bert, Don and Ereld Courrege, Sidney
Hollaman, Paul Haste. Henry Valet,
Hugh Fisher, Walter Hugh. Fcnton
Maxiield. Eldridge and Richard
Laughlin. j Z. Roberts, Dudley Las.
sale. and John Love.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04
TEN SAFETY
COMMANDMENTS.

These Ten Safety Command.
ments have been distributed by
tn National Safety Council, Cb'.
QUO:
1. Thou shalt have no thoughts
other than those Of thy work.
2 Thou shalt take no nnne.
CO ssary risks nor try to show on
nor play practical jokes, for by
thy carelessDees thou mayest do
injury which will have effect
unto the third or fourth genera.
on.
3 Thou shalt not swear nor
lose thy temper when things do
not come just right.
4 Thou shalt not clean ma.
cbinery while it il in motion.
5. Remember that thou art
not the only one on the job, and
that other lives are just rs i'm
portant as thine own.
6. Honor thy job as thysef,
that thy days may be lor & In EN-
ployment.
Z. Thou shalt not watch thy
neighbours work, but attend 10
thine own.
8 Thou shalt not let the
sleeves Of thy shirt hang loose
nor the flaps of thine coat unbnt
toned, as they may get cangbt N
the machinery.
9. Thou shalt not throw
matches or greasy waste on the
floor, nor scatter OIL around bear
iDgs, as 4 dirty worker 10 a clum
sy worker and clumsy worker le
a menace to his fellow workers.
10 Thou shalt not interfere
with the swift cbes, nor the cables,
nor the engines. nor anything
else that thou art told Ia danger
Ous.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04
OH
PROHIBITION.

Prohibition will work great in
Jury to the cause Of temperance.
It is species of iutemperapce
within itself, for 1t goes beyond
the bounds of reason 10 that It
attempts TO control a mans sp-
petite by legislation, ard In max
ing crimes out of things that are
not crimes. A prohibition law
strikes a blow 1T the very primer
pies on which our government
was founded 1 have always
been found laboriDg TO protect
the weaker classes from the
stronger. and ! can never give
INV consent TO such law az you
propose to enact Until my
tongue shall be silenced in death
| will continue to fight for the
rights Of men Abraham Lin
coin.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04
AN OLD FASHIONED
SCHOOL PARTY.

A very delightful and novel en-
tertainment took place ut the
home of Mrs K s. Daniels in
honor Of her two charming sis
ters, Misses Lois and Grace
Bently, of TexaTkana, Texas
Turning the calendar back q
hundred years become one brief
evening young folks Of long ago
in the Pumping Center School
where interesting lessons were
r. cited from The Progressive
Arithmetic, Anagram Geography
aud q Primer concocted, contain
ing tongue twisters which kept
the party in an upr0ar OF laugh
ter.
After these contests the pupils
we're dismissed for recess and re
q tested to visit the old fashioned
we'll which was hid among beau.
tjful ferns.
The pupils assembled again in
the school room at the tap of the
bell to complete their lessons,
aud which would not be complete
without the old fashioned spell
ing bee and singing lessons.
The diploma was awarded to
Mr. John Trotter.
Delicious Harvest Home Punch
was served with cake.
When the time came for bid
ding their hostess adieu many
wished that they had lived in the
time Of their grand parents.
Phose on the Roll were: Misses
Lois and Grace Bently, Edna
Reynaud, Grace and Elsie Monk,
Bessie Bnrnham, Maud and Joe
L,malre, verna Turner, Pearl
aud Frances Simon, Carrie and
Amelia Pharr, Carrie LaughliD,
Make Taylor, Kathelyn, Laurine
aud Lucille Gilbert. Elsie Cal
boon, Minnie Barthe, Winnie
Snyder, @. Bagshaw, Alice
Phelps. Louella Howell, Fem
end Vera Hebert, Myrtle Winters,
Miss White Of Crowley, and Miss
Lyons.
DR. and Mrs. Fulton, Mr.. and
MIRA. Love, Mr.. aud Mrs. Monk,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons. Mr. aud Mrs.
Wall, Mrs. and MISS Gilbert.
Messrs Hull, James and Geo.
Monk, Harry Winters, John
Hrotter, Gny aud Beverly Hebert.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04

With the opening of the first
fall month, accompanied by cool.
er weather. there Is a decided
tone Of improvement In the pros.
poets for a good tall business.
We, of this particular section,
we're spared any serious damage
from the tropical hurricane which
visited many coast towns and
settlements, the latter part Of
last month, and causing great
ioss of life and property. The
present favor able harvest wealth
or is enabling the farmers to
house their matnred crops.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04
Last Monday evening a speci-l

Last Monday evening a speci='
met ting of Aurora Lodge No. q T..
Il & A NJ. was held at the ueGai
hour, with good attendance OF
the members. There were sever
al visitors from other lodges Of
the state present. The State
Lecturer was expected that even
iug, but he did not come. Had be
come he would have conducted
the raising of the evening, which
passed eff in manner which
would have won his plaudlts.
After the session behind the tiled
doors, the members and their
guests repaired to the banquet
hall where light refresh ments
were served. The visitors we're
Chas. H. Bailey, Jr., P. M. of
Quitman Lodge No. 76, of New
Orleapt; a, Goodman, also of
Quitmsn Loo g; w W. Bynum,
L. NJ of st. James, No. AZ Baton
Rouge; Dr. A. O. Wilkins, Of
Jennings No 249; and j, 4.
Whitney. of Jeauerette No. 256;
and DR. Thomas, of Cade sta
tion, Albert Rousseau No.
The following IN ambers of Aurora
Lodge were present:
DR.. f. S. Fulton. w. s. Henuisg,
V, j. Erath, Jno. 7. White.
A. Koch, w. ID. Reynolds,
Or. II A. King, + Il. Weeks,
Jno X. Taylor, w G Weeks,
A. b. Murray, M. GalIiand,
Byron Eells, &. A. Babtn,
Byron Rand, Scranton Rand,
Or. f + Courts, Rev. A. s. Lutz,
A. Il Daniels. Frank Blanc,
Ned Lee, w. a. White,
Clayton Bonnette, Jos Muller,
Prof. Redman, K. w Southwell,
Z +. Mil, I'd.
On Thursday evening DR., M
+ Wilson delivered lecture b.
fore the members Of Cypre 9
amp No 81. W o w. The
lecture was lllustrst d by liant, TN
slides and treated Of the subject
of germs and their menace toI
health The attendance was
large and all gave the closest at
tention to all the NOctOr had TO
say,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04

There was meeting Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Iberia
Building Assn. on last Wednes
day evening. Since the last
meeting 43 shares of stock had
been sold, making 701 for the
year to that date. Two appiica-
tons for loans we're considered
and favorably acted upon. An
Appropriation Of $50 for the bene.
fit OF the Teche Fair Association
was passed by unanimous vote
Of the b)ard. After disposiDg of
many other items Of routine busi-
ness the meeting adjourned.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04
GERMANS OFFER TO BUY
MILLION BALES COTTON.
Fix Price at Is Gents a Pound,
Payable on Delivery in .
German HarbOr.

Berlin, Aug 81, via LnrfoD,
Sept. 1, 1:20 q. German busl-
ness men have ansmitted to the
United States an offer 10 hny
1,0O0,O 900 bales Of cotton. The
price offered was Is cents Q
pound, payable on delivery Of
the cotton in q German harbor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04

Mr.. Henry Gallois, manager of
the Cumberland Telephone &
Telegraph Co.'S Exchange and
business In this city, resumed the
discharge of his usual duties of
his Office on Wednesday the
first of September. His friends
are glad to know that be has his
normal health and nerve again.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04
BEGAN WITH NOAH.

Those who believe that the
liquor ira ffic liz an evil to be wip.
ed out might also entertain the
that The taste for
quor better be wiped out first;
it began automatically with Noah.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04

Mothers who spend the night
with sick baby appreciate the
help they get from McGEE'S BABY
ELIXIR; especially in hot weather.
1t quiets fever and irritation,
soothes the stomach, checks the
bowels and helps both mother and
child to obtain sleep and rest
Price Csc and soc per bottle.
Sold BY ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04
TO OUR FRIENDS, THE PUBLIC

The Iberian is always willing to
serve the public by printing con-
tributions on any subject of gen
eral interest, but PLEASE, don't
expect US to RUSH copy which you
hold back. Contributed articles,
reaching US after Thursday morn
ing, il not previously arranged for,
viii IN all probability have to be
held back fill the following issue.
Come early and avoid our week
end rush.-Ed.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04

LOsT-Between this city and Segu-
RI station, August %, 1918, an E'gin
gold filed watch. A liberal reward will
be given to finder If same is returned
TO Wilton Landry. Broussard, La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04

None Of the great men whose
names adorn the pages OF historr
wee prohibitionists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04

Louisiana sweet potatoes are bring
ing $500 per barrel at Texas markets.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04

This country needs q water
proof citixenry.