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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
A. A. DAUTERIVE.
Real Estate. -
See M. w. FISHER

Farm l711a Acres one mile south from.
New Iberia, has five hundred dollars in
provements. was use ID for chicken raising.
will take $4,000 as follows: 81 900 in
cash the balance in $500. 90 notes paw able
one and two years.
One lot, containing two houses ON
same, situated On Corinne ST. Price,
$1,26O.00 size S7x100-5O per cent cash.
Boiler, Atlas make. 10 H. P. engine
Atlas make, As H. P. in good condition.
cost new $l500.00 will sell for $4,000
For Sale: Cammack's home, Washing
ton st., four bee rooms, large ball. bath
room, buffers panty, store room, kitchen
aud dining room, garage, two blocks
from Main Street, selling price, $3, 500. 90
size of lot S5xl7O.
One boiler and engine made by Erie
Works OF Penn. Sacrifice. $500. 90.
Trainor' Sash, door, and cistern factory.
site. building. equipment and stock on
hard, valued at $50. 900 90 will sell if
bought at once, for Sl2, 500 90. terms.
one half cash, balance one andtwo years.
Two uDimproved lots 75x20O each, East
Madison ST. $3.50 90. terms, one half cash.
balance one and two gears. n
Beautiful East Main st. .hs1p6e. oaks.
OoHnie i"wh, S7taee, SIZE 81 NOEN acre,
walking distances from business section.
price 81 500 90 terms, u cash, balance
one and two years.
Dwelling on West st. Peter st. three
bed rooms, hall. dining room and kitchen.
size OF lot 50xl50, price $500 90 cash.
balance In small rental amounts.
Unimproved lot, 80x252 Cor Ibsria
and Meadow Streets. will sell for r. 90
pas Or viii s.s1 ss.s
and buggy or Automobile.
Lot and improvements, West Main st.
l0Ox200 Price 81, $50 20 cash 50, 900. 90
balance to suit the purchaser.
Two lots, 40x200 each, $4,000 each,
so per cent cash, with improvents.
Two lots, 5Oxl50 each, East Main st.
Price $4,000 each, terms so per cent
cash
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20

starving that it was necessary for
prison guards to carry him to the
scaffold. Early today Carriere
was visited by Father Rambout,
Catholic priest, and two unus,
and the last rites of the church
were administered to him. Short
ly before the hanging the priest
transmitted Carriere request to
Governor Pleasant for stay in
execution, butt the governor re
fused to interfere.
The execution was witnessed by
officials Of St. Landry and Calca-
ssieu parishes and two attaches OF
the penitentiary. No other wit
nesses were permitted by the
prison authorities.
Not Hung With Negro.
Arrangements were made to
have Carriere remains taken to
Swords station, st. Landry par.
ish, tonight, where intrement, will
take place. The remains were
turned owed to relatives after tfev
were cut down. Carriere asked
not to be hanged with the negro.
Leonard Fill, and his request was
granted. 1t was announced yes
tcrday that he would be hancn1
about / o'clock, but plans were
changed today, and exactly at
noon Carriere's cell was entered;
by the prison captain. aad the
condemned man was led TO the
gallows.
Cadriere's nerve was wonder
full to the last. In spite Of TIE
| loss Of blood. he said he was ready
Ito 90 whom Captain Bannet ap
peared at his cell door, promptly
at noon. Father Rambout had
Been with him during the past
| two hours and gotten him under
perfect control.
The black cap was put over his
head in the cell. The moose was
adjusted over his head on the fal
lows.
s'Dont hurt my neck where il
! is cut, were the last words
spoken by Cadriere as the rope
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
year 1918, within which to re
move said timber.

year 1918, within which to re
move said timber.
It was moved by Mr.. BONN,
seconded by Mr.. Guillot, and car
ried unanimously, that the bid
Of Pierre Molbert and associates
Of $4,000 cash for the timber
now owned by the Iberia Parish
School Board on Sec. 16 T. II, S.
Ri E. be accepted that the said
Pierre Molbert and associates be
granted three years. if sufficient
water, within which to remove
said timber, said period of time
to begin with the year 1918. and
that the Secretary of this Board
be authorized and instructed to
act for the Board in passing the
act of sale for the said timber.
The above motion, having been
duly seconded by Mr.. Minvielle,
was put to a yea and nay vote
with the following result:
Yeas: DIR. Ferret and Messrs.
Minvielle and Winters.
Nays: Messrs. BONN, Segura
and Guillot.
+, Absent and not voting: Messrs.
Gonsoulin, Hall, Robichaux and
Moresi.
The result being a tie vote
President Verret voted yea and
the motion was declared carried.
A petition from Misses Robin
Fortier, Fay and Schexnavder
teachers in the Jeanerette High
School, asking for an increase in
salary of $1,000 per month was
read to the Board.
1t was moved by Mr.. Minvielle.
seconded by DIR. Perret that the
petition of the above named
teachers be granted.
The above motion being put tc
yea and nay vote, resulted as
follows:
Yeas: DIR. Ferret and Mr.. Min
vielle.
Nays: Messrs. Winters, BONN
Segura and Guillot.
In the matter Of SUBMITTING a
budget for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1918, the budget com
mittee reported that the Parish
rolls being not yet complete, it
was impossible to submit bud
get at this time.
There being no further bust
ness, the Board adjourned.
Z. A. WALLET, Sec
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
PROGRAM NIGHTLY
IN THE COLISEUM

There will be something doing In
the way of music and other entertain-
ments in the Coliseum every night
during the Louisiana State Fair, Oc-
tober 81 to November 5. Heretofore
strictly state fair attractions have
been booked for the Coliseum audi
ences, but this year there will be
something out of the ordinary on the
first two nights of the fair, Wednes-
day and Thursday nights, when grand
operas-Faust and Lucia-will be pre-
scented under the auspices of the
Shreveport Music Festival Associa,
ton. The Chicago Grand Opera Com
pany, one of the most noted musical
organizations of the world, will pre-
sent this part of the entertainment.
and immense audiences are expected
to attend.
During the other four evenings Of
the fair there win be concerts by tho
military band in the Coliseum. A
change of program will be given each
night. The band at night will perform
entirely for the pleasure Of the Coli
scum visitors. The vaudeville attrac-
lions booked for the grandstand pa
irons in the afternoon will be pre-
scented In the Coliseum at night, and
usually pleasing entertainment Is
promised.
Comfortable seats have been IN
stalled in the Coliseum. which Il
costly and spacious structure. and the
audiences gathered there win enjoy
themselves.
For further information, apply to
w. R. Hirsch. secretary. Shreveport
La. ..i.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
MODEL DAIRY AS
A FAIR FEATURE

Among the feature attractions Of
cattle division Of the Louisiana State
Fair, October 31-Novenber s, will Be
q model dairy. It viii be in charge
Of c. w. Railway, of Baton Rouge, Z
specialist In dairying for the United
States Department Of Animal Indus
try There will also be number q
courteous and experienced assistants,
and questions about the dairy WIN b
gladly answered.
The exhibit Of the model dairy WIN
be made in q building that was erect
ed last year for that special purpose.
The lumber was donated by Louisiana
lumbermen, OF encourage the dairying
industry In this state, where condi-
tions are ideal for that line OF en-
deavor.
Through the model dairy visitors
viii be taught the advanced methods
of dairying. and how much expense
and labor can be saved by using the
plans followed by those engaged In
profitable dairy work.
For further information. write to
W. r. Hirsch, secretary. shrsvsDsgt,
La.
. 1919
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
VISITORS To FAIR
WILL SEE VARIETY
OF FREE STUNTS
Fireworks, AirpIane Flights, Military
Band and Big Vaudeville Bill
For Every Day.

In the matter of free attractions, in
Guiding vaudeville stunts, the enter
tainment booked for the Louisiana
State Fair this year will be fully up
OF the standard. A large sum has been
budgeted for the free features so as
to the standard A large sum has been
est in this line, and there rs reason
with the shows that have been en-
gagged. All these entertainments are
real Twentieth century attractions.
some of them being thrillers.
Flights by Louis Gertson, known as
the Human Night Hawk" will be
among the sensational stunts. This
noted aviator will perform three days
and nights. 1t will be the first time
1t the Louisiana fair that aerial per-
forming has taken place after dark.
of the daring airman's work, featured
with demonstrations Of bomb-drop-
ping, a representation of what is go
ing on above the trenches in France.
Other war stunts will also be in Cert
sons repertoire.
Concerts by military band have
also been booked. They will be given
each afternoon in the grandstand. and
each evening, except the first two, in
the Coliseum. There will also be sew
eral parades and other demonstra-
tions, at which the band will play, all
this being free.
Automobile races, horse racing, live
stock parades, judging and judging
contests are other attractions prom
ised the visitors, but one of the most
interesting of all the programs will
be the fireworks display each night in
front of the grandstand.
Five snappy vaudeville attractions,
all brand new, will be given in front
of the grandstand each afternoon. The
acts are announced as follows: Fisher
Sisters Takita (Jap) troupe, Dolly
Castles Military Elephant Act, Lady
Rosalind, the greatest lady somersault
rider in the world, and the Flying Val
entinnas in novelty ring and trapeze
performances. These acts will also be
given at night in the Coliseum.
Remember the fair dates are Octo-
Der 31-November 5.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
SHERIFF sALE.
MRS. FANNIE hewitt HARRISON
v6 No. 72o6
Nineteenth Judicial District g nkafo
Of Louisiana, Parish Of ~

Neties 10 hsrsby given thss BY virtue
OF an order ef Ssisure and Sale issueA
ont OF the abovs entitled and num berel
canse End tome directed I, p. a. Landry.
sheriff, daily sworn and qualiAe4 intand
Tor the Parish Of Iberia, La, ~
and will offer for sale and II SSll -
public auctSon for Cash to the last ara
highest bidder, ct the 'front.' door 81 the
Cesst House, in She City OF New Iberia.
La, retweeD legal sale hours On SAT-
URDAY, NOVEMBER THE 2lrH. 1917
the following described property TO. VT:
la-A tract Of Sixty nine and three
eight (6o>6) arpssts bounded BY property
OF Pharr ON the North. South BY the Nc
perry next herein described, belopeine
originally to Harrison and BY AifsrS
Water, East by property OF Harrison.
being st present bis Psenn 0reve ~
West by Phsrv.
2nd-Another tract centainin~ asvt,-
three and three fourth (693<l srpert.
bounded North BY tract lust above AZ.
seribsd, South by property on the ssme
day sold to Clovis SeGnrs, East bv mr.
perry Of Harrison (ncw pecan erove1
and West by property Of Alfred Water,
TDe property 40 IN entirety being bound-
% North BY Pharr or aasjrns. eoufh -
Clovis Segura and Alfred vjator. Ysst *
Harrison. and west BY Pbarr d. -
and Alfred Viafor q 3
TO pay and satisfy the sun o. NJ.
Thousand One HuDdred and Nire 6clls--
ana FIFTY eesfs 10000. SOY With ene-
cent interest thereon from Jauus,v -
1877 until paid, With ten DER cent stt.sss
neys fses On the principal. ana ipts.sse !;
AMI he cost Of these proee Sfu1,2
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20

To Cure q Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO puinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money If it fails to cure.
e. W. GROVES signature On each box. 2scs
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20

Popular Mschanies offers no prsWsisms;
doss noe Join In "eiubbinS offsss." ea6
smoioys no solicitors to sscsss ss6scvi0tieas
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20

Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up Systen,
The Old etandard eenesal s4renethening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESo chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria enriches the blood. and builds pthe sys-
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tAavertisementl
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEED.
INGS.


special meeting of the iberia Par
ish School Board was held on the
above named date, at two o'clock
P. NJ. with the following mem
bers present: President J. f
Verret. DIR. U. S. Perret, Messrs
Geo. F. Winters, Gus. L. BONN,
Jr.. Albin Segura, Eugene Guillot
and II. R. Minvielle, the same con-
shutting a quorum of the said
Board.
The following is the call which
brought the members of the Board
together in special session:
New Iberia, La, Oct. s, II.
Dear Sir-By order of the Pres
ident there will be special
meeting of the Iberia Parish
School Board, Thursday, October
IL, 1917 at two o'clock P. M.
For lack of quorum the Board
failed to hold it's regular meeting
last week, and business of great
Importance is yet pending for acA
ton.
At the special meeting to be
held on the 18th inst, the follow
ing business will be acted on:
1. Bids on the Board s timber
situated on Sec. Is, T. IL s. R. 9
E. and Sec. Is, T. II S., R. II E.
action on which was deferred at
the meeting held September 20
1917.
2. Budget for the ensuing year.
3. Petition of four of the Jean
erette High School Teachers for
raise Of salary.
The above mentioned bids on
the Boards timber have been in
the hands of the Board since
September 20. 1917. In Justice
to the bidders the Board should
by all means hold meeting to
pass on the said bids.
Therefore, please make it a
point to be on hand October 18th,
1917.
Yours very truly.
L. A. WALLET, Supt
The minutes of the first meet
ing held on August 10Th, 1917,
were read. and on motion Of Mr..
Segura, seconded by Mr.. Winters
and carried, same were adopted
as read.
The minutes Of the second meet
ing held on August 16, 1917 were
read. and on motion Of Mr.. Min
vielle, seconded by Mr.. Bodin, and
carried same were adoFted as
read.
The minutes Of the meeting
held September 20, 1917. were
read. and on motion Of Mr.. Min
vielle, seconded by DR.. Ferret
and carried, same were adopted
as read.
The Board then took up for
consideration and action the tw'
timber bids received at the meet
ing held September 20, 1917, ac-
ton on said bids having been de
ferred at that time SO that the
Board might have time to look
more closely into the present
value Of the timber on which said
bids were submitted.
The said bids were as follows
~ Pierre Molbert, and associates
bid $15OO.OO cash for all Of the
timber now owned by the Iberia
Parish School Board on Sec. Is,
r. IL, S.. R. II E., with the nm
derstandinR that they be granted
three years, beginning with year
1918. within which to remove
said timber. ~ #. E. Della
hcussave and associates bid $500
cash for all timber owned by the
iberia Parish School Board on
Sec. is. T. IL S., R. 9 E., with the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20

Statement of the Ownership, Manage
ment, Circulation, Etc, Required
by the Act of August ~, 1912
OF New Iberia Enterprise published q
New Iberia, La, for October 1917.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-10-20

Editor, Managing Editor, Business
Manager, Publisher W. Fisher.
Owner--M w. Fisher.
Known neutrality-suspicious..
Sworn to and subscribed before Ne
this 10th day Of Oct 1917.
vYNTRESS J. SMITH.
Netery Public
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
Santa Re debe preparar alojanieutos
para fccibir a los maestrOs que Uen-
dram d Ia c0nuctnci0n, a fines del mes

rio que la genie de Santa Fe ponga
en- uso todas las camas y sofas que Sc
pueda utilizar, durante la semana de
Acci6n de Gracias. los y las macs
tras realizan que deben ser conside-
radios en- materia de acomodaciones
durante la semana, y estan perfecta.
mente conformes en- agruparse. Ell
aho pasado, en- muchas casas de la
ciudad hasta seis o siete maestras Sc
alojaron en- un solo cuarto, y Sc con-
sideraba este un privilegio, ash como
una buena suerte.
Ell comite compliant un %directorio
complete de todas las ~solicitudes pa
ia alojamientos durante Ia conven-
cion, de manera que los amigos y a.
migas que Sc busquen unas a las O.
tras Sc puedan agasajar. Por esta
raz0n ell comite suplica a las perso-
mas que hayan hecho va sus arreglos
para tener ~huespedes durante esa Sc
mana, que 10 comuniquen al Sr. Doy-
lie en- la Camara de Concrete, en- Ia
oficina, Telefono NO. 14s, para ave
Sc pueda complain Ell directorio de
manera exacta. Den los nombres y
direcciones de todas las personals que
vayan a recibir, sin demora alguna,
pues este es Importance. Ill aho pa
sado hubo mucha confusion y moles-
tias a Ultima bora a causa de que Ia
eente no aprecio Ell gran trabajo de
los comites, y no avisaron al comite
central los nombres de los huespedes
que tenfan. Como resultado de este,
algunas de las personals locales result
taron disgustadas por no haber reci-
Dido la genie que esperaban como sus
huespedes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
ma c~onfianza que la genie de Santa
ma resnondera a la llamada.

confianza que la genie de Santa
Fe respondent a la llamada.
DE todas parties del Estado estan
llegando avisos que indican que ha-
bra una gran a~sistencia, la mas gran
de quiza que Sc haya registrado en-
ninguna de las reuniones de la Aso-
ciacion Educational de Nuevo Next
co; de la misma manera, las EXPIRE
stones de buena yoluntad de los que
asistieron Ell ano pasado a la conyen-
ci6n y que gozaron de la hospitalidad
que les fue extendida, y que esperan
tener este aho los mismos placeres.
Una carta recibida por el ~secretario
de la Camara de Concrete Doyle Ell
sabado pasado, procedente del supe-
rintendente Jay T. Conway, del con-
dado de Colfax, dice que ell condado
de Colfax estara representado en- la
convention con toda 81 fuerza de pro-
fesores, de $50 maestros. Miss Ec-
kles,, a quien SO menciona prominen-
temente para la presidential de la a.
samblea este a1o, anuncia que prac-
ticamente todos los maestros del con.
dado de Grant, 140 por todos, estaran
en- Santa Fe para las reuniones.. I'll
condado de San Miguel espera enyiar
$50 maestros, a partc de n gran De
legaci6n que ell DR.. Roberts traera, de
la Universidad Normal de Nuevo Me
xico. Todos estos condados estu-
vieron Representatives Ell aho pasado'
pero sus delegaciones este ano seran
duplicadas, y seran las mas grandes
que hayan enviado jamas a n reu'
Mon del Estado.
Para atender a esta multitud de
personals, p%ropiamente, sera necesa'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08

Los hombros adoloridos, la espalda
cansada, ell cuello tieso, todos los do
lores y malestares ceden al Linimen-
to de Sloan.
NO 10 .FRoTEN. -Simplemente
aplfquelo a la parte dolorida, y pene-
tiara pronto y lie aliviara, Els mas
limbo que las unturas y emphasizes,
y no mancha ell chtis.
Tenga una botella a la mano para
Ell reumatismo, la~stimaduras, raspa-
das, dolor de muelas, neuralgia, gotta,
lumbago, y m%dsculos tiesos y adolo-
rides. ~
En- todas las boticas, 25o, soc, y $1.co
En- BoteIlas de tamaho generoso.
En- casa de su boticarlo, por 25c,
soc, y $1.o0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
La ~capacidad de hospedajes de la ciu-
dad sera tasada hasta ell Unite. Un
comite esta hacienda ahora una lis
ia de todas las casas de la capital.

Cuartos, cuartos, mas cuartos!
Este .es ell critic. del comite local a
cargo de los arreglos para la Conyen-
cion de Maestros. Las oficinas de
la Camara de Concrete, donde estan
e%stablecidos los cuarteles generates
estan siempre inundadas con aplica-
clones para a~comodaciones durante
la semana de Acci6n de Gracias. De
todas parties del Estado estan vinien-
do estas aplicaciones por cada correo,
y ell sabado pasado habfa en- lista Pc
ticiones de cast 500 maestros, y este
numero Sc esta aumentando cada dfa.
Realizando que Ia capacidad de "a
ciudad sera tasada hasta ell Unite pa
ri acomodar a la gran cantidad de
educadores que ~atenderan la conven-
cion, eli comite que tiene a su cargo
los cuartos y acomodaciones, com
puesto de 80 miembros, estan regis
trando por toda la ciudad con ell fin
dc tener 10 mas pronto possible, pro-
mesas de acomodaciones para no me
nos que 1000 personals para los cua'
tro dfas que estara en- session la CON
yencion de maestros. Los hoteles y
81 Sanitario de San Vicente podran
tomar a su cargo como 800 personals,
| durante la semana, pero es imperati
vo que Sc hagan arregios en- las casas
p%articulares para 1000 personals adj
cionales. La Sra. Adelina OteroWa
rren y la Sra. A. B. Renehan estar
vjgilando Ell trabajo de los comisiona
dos Que andan por la ciudad buscan
do alojamientos, y han dicho con pie
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08
M tffA-'
Il EsToMAGo DE UN ANcIANo,

Nonforme nos envejecemos y Sc
mos rcnos a%ctivos, necesitamos me-
nos y menos alimentos para nuestros
cuerucs. 81 Sc toma mucho haDitual-
monte, ell est6mago Sc rebela. Guam
do i'm hombre llega a la avanzada e,
dad de SIS O 90 amos, encontraran que
come muy POGO. Sin embargo. no i'm
porta que tan cuidadoso sea. ocasio-
na.inente come mas de 10 que deb'a
y cntonces vera la necesidad de usaf
las Pastillas de Chamberlain para CO.
rr.g.r ell desorden. Estas Pastillas
~ Gentlemen pepsina, pero fortalecen
el est6mago y lie permiten que fun
clone naturalmente. Tambien causai
I'm ,novimiento suave de los intesti-
nos.
DE venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-11-08

Eel pueblo de Santa Fe, y del conda-
do de Santa re, Sc siente orgulloso
de los centenares de hispano-america-
nos que Sc han entregado a su patria
en- este tempo La necesidad. Por 10
tanto, tiene gusto de saber que ei
ejercito del Y. M. G. A. les da n
~bienvenida especial en- cada campa-
mento al cual son enviados, y esta
lista y con voluntad para servirles DC
acuerdo con sus necesidades y deseos
Cuando Sc sienten tristes y hechan
9 sus hogares, ~entonces Ell gran
edificio, con sus b~rillantes luces y ca
lor, les da buen Amino y entusiasmo.
En- ell campamento de la Guardia Ma
cional en- Albuquerque, las companies
hispano-americanas parecfan gozar
de las ventajas del c0modo edificio
mas que ningunas otras. Los his
PIANO americanos siempre estaban en-
mayorfa en- las grandes mesas de es-
cribir. en- las diversiones y en- las VS.
tas. En- ese campo, 10 mismo que en-
cualquiera de los otros de los Estados
ell sacerdote puede usar del ed1ficlo
del Y. M. &c. "A. a c%ualquiera bora, pa
ra, sus servicios religiosos, de acuer'
do con los ritos de la religion. I'm
Albuquerque, los Caballeros de Colon
tuvieron sus diversiones en- diversoa
i~ntervalos en- las salas del edificio
mencionado.
Pero ell servicio mas ansiado y apre
ciado por los hispano americanos, fuc
ell esfuerzo del Y. de darles classes &c
ingles militar. Muchos de los Jove
0 estaban sacramento impedidos .
causa de que no podfan comprende,
enteramente las ordenes de sus OH
ciales, en- ingles. IA y" Immediate
mente proveyo classes para hacerie
frente a esa necesidad,, y para ell ola
en- que Ell regimiento sc Gambia a Lin
da Vista, tenfa mas de rs alumnos Ell
esa clase, compuesta de jovenes his
pano americanos.