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pftIS@EY RIDGE

pHISsEY RIDGE
Seven room modern homo just south
of Woodland park. reception hall,
parlor. dining room. Kitchen ana
one bedroom on fret floor: three
bcdLpoms on second floor. hard
wood border on parior and din
mace and laundry trays owner
10 moving To the country and
must sell Price $500. terms.
See MEi.DEfs. with
~ NJ. JORDAN a co.
al American Bank building
Main sSl Elliott StT
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Is FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE

NEW BUNGALOW
e..ooo--Sew Groom bungalow; on
corner lot. 60xiao. block
from ear and school An at
tractive little home. and a
real bargain. Easy terms
EMAIL HOME BARGAIN
Z soo-Neat s-room cottage: on lot
s0xi20; h-bloek from car.
A dandy little home at a bar
gain: Terms.
tf.3y0-sse0 cssh--t-room cottage.
on soxIs0 corner. J blocks
from car II you are look
Ing for an inexpensive home
and large piece Of ground
with II. you could not do
better.
Take TAX. nurien car to our branch
office at l2th ava and W. Hendsr-
son tao minutcs ouD. or call al
main office.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
Si9 Central Bidg. Elliott s0sI.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
d BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CALL AND SEE OUR AUTOMATIC
drinking fountain and refriser-
ator. Drop your nickel In the slot
for a sanitary cup and ice cold
drink OF orangcage. IL satisfied.
talk the matter over about repre-
senting us. Territory now open.
Unlimited field for good man or
woman.
2si5 Western Ave. Main stte.
MANUFACTURING FOOD Bust
ness needing capital for expansion
and fulfillment OF orders on hand,
offers 100 shares Of common stock
as n whole or In part at the par
value of 800 a share See our
factory. Maybe your services can
be used with your capital Call
26ib Western ave. "
GOOD CHANCE FOR HANDY MAN
Fun painters and paperhangcrs
equipment. owner has made S3b
day downtown shop. rent includ-
ing phone. IS month. Sell all for
1900.
t. CHApPEIL. 22o Marion st
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I.I5GAL NOTICES

tvp hHs'fh, W.
CHANGE or VESSELS NAME
Notice il hereby given that under
the Act OF Congress approved Feb
ruary 10. 1920, and in pursuance
OF authority granted by the 'onh
application OF j. y. Lane. secre-
tary OF the Scandinavian American
Bank, sole owner. the name or the
schooner :Blaatind." 1875 gross
tons. official number 220572. sig
nal letters NJ Is W. has been
changed 10 Commodore"
ROSCOE NJ DRUhHElLER.
Collector of customA
Seattle. Wash. Sept 81. 1920.
CHANGE OF VESSELS NAME
Notice In hereby given that. under
the Act Of Congress approved Feb.
ruary 10. 1890. and In pursuance OF
authority grs n,,i by thn C ,bs ss-
piication OF ". A. Salisbury. sole
owner. the name Of the gas yacht
"Anemope." iis gross tons. official
number si57st, has been changed
20 wisdom H."
ROSCOE NJ DRUMHELLER.
Collector Of Customs
Seattle. wash, sept ~. 1870.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CoNCEHN:
This tH 10 certify that y. i. Boldly
has made an application 70 estab-
iish "a cabinet shop al 50s Fourth
ave. n. .iot 8. block 81. ID. T.
Anyone desiring 20 protest such oc-
cupancy must file such protest at
the office OF the Building Depart
mont Room B0y county-clty
building. prior to Wednesday. oc-
tober 10. 1920.
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FARM IANDs

BARGAINS IN REAL FARMS
barn: ~ head OF high-grade
Hoistsin stock. horsca
farm implements Hall
us.ooo-so acres; 80 cleared; 200
bearing fruit trees: T-room
good house. barn and out
BUILDINGS. stock and impie-
u.ooo-i.o acres: co bottom: Is
cleared; orchard: io-room
good house; large barn:
clio: Z Hoistsin cows horse
and sI, chickens, !, s az s sInas Of
8 5000 sores: ali bottom: 81
good house: barn s2r.o;
.' so, chicken n, house: 200 e s9Ts.
Nearly ali OF these will consider a
good home in Seattle and part
ss s,,s a. TN srxIR" sy" ,s,o r,,,, Az.
CANADIAN PACIFIC Rr. LAND
s. 900. 900 acres OF fertile prairie land.
price OF SIS per acre: ao-yesr
terms: : per cent Interest for first
years: no principal payments for
years. Also Thousands Of acres
OF rich irrigated alfalfa land at
y11 per acre. lntiu3tbk NaR't
right. $4,000 loan for Improve
ments makes Il easy for you TO
start with small capital We Issue
low rates TO Alberto For maps.
literature and rates. apply 20 Ca
madam Pacific Ry. Land Dept.
7es Pioneer Bldg; Main $3.50.
THE HEIRS or THE ESTATE WILL
sell home tracts near cars and
paved highway. SEQ. on terms.
This 10 valley land. ready for the
piow. Buy a few Of these tracts
Tor q home. chicken ranch. berry
ranch. when this land IL sold. you
will never again get valley land
near Seattle at this price.
JESsEN. as New York Block.
FORTY ACRES. SOME IMPROVE
ments: a portion OF this land is
the best Of black loan and shot
clay soil: lies almost level owner
wanting 90 go South soon as pos
sibie: makes the very low price OF
$50 per acre for the place. and IL
Is not far from Seattle.
SAMUEL TRETHEWEr
bif New York Bldg.
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s. FOR sAI.E-wATERFRONT
PROPERTY

900 Cash kND SIS A MONTH
buys Groom house and one
third acre. Price ti.3T5. H. A.
Goodfcliow. AIS Railway Ex-
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NEAR OLYMPIA


And sbou, ~ miles from fhs rum-
water plant Of the PHEz Company.
we have is-acre tract Of good
sandy loan soil. easily cleared:
close to neiEhborr. on H. y. ID.
route: free school buses for the
children. and only a short distance
from the railroad station. and
way. The price is 800. and We
VIII make very easy terms 'Vs'
r,,rs,r,, pr.rrv RI
VI, M .,t,,o,, a,ss
S''i' "~ '''N
WILDLY ISLAND BARGAINS
4, acres. ~ cleared. broom. ,,o
house .......s,.....,;....,:'s.s eoo
10 acres, 2n cleared. good
room honHe ...s: ,.....',,.: .sAVes
20 acres ~ cleared mouse ies .no
- ................. .....;.. .t@'sV'
. aeres water 'front.' H"o'hs soo
p.ns ,soo 70, acre. Of
,,mhcr on tina
"a arrsn a 900. hair cash: IL
et.n,cas sood hutldlnxs
JoHN pEPPAAN
ass Ncw york NIX. Seattle.
1880. .......
Nt.Ah shAi LIE LIMITS
[: rich soil; running creek; 20 !:
.sa''ns , $500: !.
. siac,,jc il,hi, yood waier. I.
. ha,c,ncp,. shiefen house. .
.hn .rlons,t !.
sowshen. Haks spienuin
4. ouy, p.a io' uun
. ,si' "a soo 4, zoe cash Thn- .
|. land; laos American Bank
.
- -
bh1sf. RICH GARDEN HNtIlS
fiSE nEhhf LAND
~ ~ LON hANp o.
MI 'horoiS el.hreo anu iN'h"S io'
~ a.. p.vm mr,'Va raIn,,, rYrcu.
on tne n. ED nA'omM nisf
WAI' yust su,h oI nuN a'n,sn
s.' prlako' ns"a ,n.eI ,hi, s, ss
wv" ne tSptpaSDES.r '"'S "''
,, iniI' r.
ff1crf n.hsohnp,. ,...,,-,,,. ~ rrHls EsSs
Main si4s bss Emnirc nuildinr
az ~ uo,rurp rApru
, VIZ mD $500, ,,En II
49, ehotcs 40, trac,s c,o..
neN p ,vn ma snnyaais ,,s, nfy
pa,vea s9 ,nr,ns h, ana nyio.a ' hal, s ~
Joining property; Choice soil for
ensy 10 eel water. close TO good
s@hooI. road crnssen land.
r. "a HENSON. SEA Railway Ex. BID.
Won CHICKEN FARMERS
.on a. sroo,. bnusc Eycrv-
'";,11'V1, IN ~ ~ niacc goes. 90 chick
tnihs on ~ ,r,,ti iii ,be y.r-
Az Az ,ruri'. sarge. finest aoil in
the county. 1900 cash. balance
easy. MAKE A START. GET A
HOME.
GEO. A. SPENCER & co.
ssit Ferdinand 81. columbia city,.
n,,ac.r.ow.nsLr ACRE
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10 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

l. r.. KIEFER--WEsT SEATTLE
real estate exclusively; establish
ed 1906. Downs Bldg, 709 Second
ave Main 372k.
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LOST AND FOIrNn
DREsgMAKING
FuRNISIarn rInI-SE-

49, y \ X NC. CHILDREN s
Lss sts,..a dresses. reasonable,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08
POTATO PRICES

Few commodities grown on a farm
vary to a greater extent In price
during the year than potatoes. When
the farmer haryesis them he wants
10 sell them. They are hard 10 keep.
and retaining them INVOLVES more0r
less expense. and some danger of
lcss from decay. They arr not like
wheat or corn. 10 be placed In q
crib or bin and forgotten. 50 most
OF the poiaioes e sold as soon a.
they are dng.
The only people prepared 10 si0re
and keep potatoes are the commits.
sion men and storage people, and
they r the ones best IN position 10
buy up the crop. The people pay
no attention 10 the size OF the crop.
They buy potatoes and eat them
without regard 10 whether there are
many or few OF them. Then along
about this time Of year We hear
they r scarce. Thrn the commits.
sion men. who eambled when they
bought them up begin % boosi The
prices.
The potatoes now on hand cost
the commission and storage people
a certain price last fall. and they
are entitled 10 a fair profit Any
man IN Columbus viii grant The
Justice OF this. But when Il comes
10 charging such prices for POTATOES
a. prevail AZ this time II "A nothing
short ~ outrageous. n can not hf
Justified by saying there are fea|
potatoes. nor by stating that 4 man
who takes risks Is entitled 10 -
enumeration. The men who bought
lke potatoes last falI are simply
taking advantage Of On op~porlunily
70 Rcnge the public. And ID Is rer'
lainly about time the public Is given
some Kind Of protection from such
0uirages.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

Tobacco growers Of western Ken.
tueky claim 10 h. feeling the result
Of this couniry's failure TO sian up
some kind Of a peace pact. They
say their tobacco. chief crop on
which they depend for a Twins. u
used largely hy Italy. Since the
Italian marx has been declining 80
rapidly Of late that country has
been limiting tobacco purchases
with the result that western Ken
lucky farmers have felt, right IN
their own homes. the result 81 a.
II nay be that failure 10 sign a
peace treaty Ia affecting farmers
here IN the Columbus community.
We do not know. hut certain u Il
that We would all be- better of "
some Kind ~ treaty was signed and
signed AZ once. We have no desire
10 argue that the treaty framed al
Paris vas e0od or had Neither do
we claim those opposing u are not
entitled 10 their opinions rcgardine
n. But we do believe that officials
Of this government owe Il TO The
people Of America and the world n
take some definite stand. We cant
80 on this way forever. and yet just
50 long a. we are still ai war with
Germany-and We are until a peace
treaty Is simed-all OF Ms are Coins
10 be more or less disturbed.
Foment and strike Throughout
this land could be settled mors
quickly: prices could be stabilize,
and proiiieerinE curhcd u we hnl
some kind Of q treaty with oul
sister countries. To sum u up. vi
feel In this part OF the world tina
u 10 time 10 quit playing politics
both Democratic and Republican
politics. and give the people that fol
which they fought and 10 which
they are entiiled-pcace.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

The federal court took up the
ease aealnsi George Estes and Re-
carte Monloya OF Dcmlng this aiior.
noon. II il alleged they made q
contract with Andreila Nioio Gale
goa 20 collect for her the Insurance
OF $4,000 from me war risk lnsur.
nncc bureau. Her son died from
wounds received Ia battle IN France
on November 2, 1913 The insurance
was payable 10 The mother. she
did not know the procedure 10 col.
lccl the insurance. The attorneys
were employed. and u IL alleged
made a contract 70 collect the
money on December ~. 1918, al 4
fee Of eibo0. The law N regard 10
war risk Insurance IA quite specific
a. 10 how insurance shall be- paid
Under the regulations, there II DOL,
one simple blank % be- filled oui|
Attorneys are allowed a fee OF q
for such service.-SAnta fc New
Mexican.
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KtNghfsDrsanlS
Whist They Msnn


W. ~ ~" " ""f""I
THn myuilcs are not entirety arrned
- AZ 70 the emincanc1 Of a dream
Of the devil. Some declare that sim,
~ 70 go ne 0svil IN a dream arni-
nos thai you win b. very f~oriunalo m
ME; others that 4 n = warning Of
frmptniion. sun ofhern declare n 10
signify that avn Influences arr a. uorh
against you and that you have fulse
frionds. xhese two latter omeng may
Be accepted without disrrodltInr me
irst one; for a man may Be rery sue.
eessful m Iifs In spite Of Temptations
and secret enemies.
Those myssics who pot ne ven
worst construction upon . dream Of the
devil admit that Il you dream that ypa
are hshting him successfully Sod for.
tnne ausits ypu- n zoo dream that he
otercomeS you. look out for daoErfs
nhnad To dream q notan also n 4
eE that you VIII oAortly 20 away from
homo for an extended period. TO The
maiden 4 icon that her departure
from homo WIN BE- because Of . happy
marriage IN an probability. bat n n
Il not q happy marriaEe which tatep
her NON home n WIN b. some Other
pleasant OF profitable occasion. nut
IN any event remember m your dream
the acrlpiuni saying RESIST the
devfl and he win floe from y6a."
A dream Of the devii ollcn cited BY
the scientists n that Of the famous
Eighteenth century composer Tnrtinl.
when he was oriy twenty-ono years
Old Tariini dreamed that The devll sud.
denly stood before him. me idea oc.
CURED 20 him 20 hand satan his addls
pnd Sc what he would 40 with r. TO
hla surprise the devil took the hddie
and began to play 4 piece q lneEs
pFeanble IoFeiiness. TaFiinl was elat-
Cd. transported. uplifted sn& awoke
with me music riiil ringing IN his cara
SelSine hlB violin ~ attempted 30 ~
produce what he hnc henrd The ~
suit was The Devils 6onais" Which
has delighted - many g~enerationA N
was ho best thing I y wrote" mid
Tarfini N after years INT OIL hov
fceble Inadequate and inferior com.
pared t0 the sonata J heard the deyil
play f~CopYrIshE)
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DOstsr Trial.



10 The nervous condition Of the Do
PENDANT.
Charles Amalong. who used 10 live
At the Anderson homo IN Columbus.
where the Dosiers once had roomcd
told Of quarrels he had heard BE-.
tween che Army officer and bis
wife. and Of hearing her cry IRE.
qucnsly. He said one evening Ia
February he saw Captain Doaicr
knock Mrs. Dosler from the run
ming board Of an automobile.
Dead Man Mndr wife Cry.
Mrs. Amalong said he had heard
Captain Doster come home and say
TO his wife; swell I heard from
the Iittle girl today Then. the
witness said. the defendant would
cry. and The captain would try 10
shui her No.
Judge Cole Official Witness
n ,. Cole, justice u NE peace at
Columbus, told Of seeding Mrs. Dos
ter 10 the military hospital and Of
holding an inquest over Captain
Doster'e body. The justice idenii'
lied a military shirt and an under.
shirt a. those worn by the army
officer when he was found dead.
The witness said The woman told
him she shot Captain Doster In self.
defense.
An effort was made by the pros
ccuiion to introduce a telegram Al.
legged 10 have been received by
Captain Doster along with the
notes. but Il was objected 10 by
X. \. Hamilton. attorney for the
accused and the objection was up
held.
Mrs. Clark Important Witness.
The first witness from the scene
was Mrs. Joe Clark. who with her
husband owns the Hotel Clark IN
Columbus where the shooting oc'
CURED.
Mrs. Clark said Captain Dosler
was killed IN room A Of her hotel
The shots which the prosecution
aiiege killed Dosier were heard IN
the room about $50 O'Clock ON tn
morning OF March O.
l. N. Carl made n map Of the
room which vas placed in evidence
r. w. Johns said he hroke inlc
The rom and iound an army az
ncer lying In a semleircle with The
middle ~ hia body touching lhs
floor and his chin and one elbow
On The bed aud his booted feel stuck
under bottom Of The bureau. III,
witness said be saw a woman IN Q
blue Japanese kimnno. lying on lhs
hcd.
Wnntrd 10 See n he Was Dead.
DR.. +. II, Dahncy, a physician nl
Columbus who wal Va lhe hotel
was . witness, and said he went lnis
he room with Mr.. Johns. In nddi
ton 10 seeing the woman rub lhs
officers head. the doctor said III
saw her open n Of the caDiaini
eyes a n u see " he were dead
Or. Dabney testified 10 hearing iwl
shots An inlmedIata succession AMI
then q third after q brief interval
Jack Campbell and l. y. William
aiao testified to herring shots Il
this way
lnspeflor nrrcn on Stand.
Jack Droen, a customs inspector
and formerly deputy sheriff at CO
lutnlua, testified that he WIS callel
10 fht scene and found, among oiheI
things q .t5raIihor army nutomall|
pistol IN Tho pocket Of a mllIlnr,
~oeercool Ne said no ahoia had beer
fired from u.
ar. nleen also said a. found lU|
notes Ia q hansibSE o. small HfIp
These notes we're introduced AMI
will be referred 10 later. Ne Bfec|
said Mrs Dosicr told him the Gag
laia shot pi her and then she efnh
bod lho gun and then she didn
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

About The only result W can
figure oul IN this Widespread o.
mand for overaIls d that ia Coins
10 mnkr The man who works pay
more Tor bic from now on.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

"A lona a. the mothers Of colum.
hus don't 40 on strike thls scctlon
of the country needn't Do much
worrying.
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y political mefI11H4 Ihtfd I1Ihcr
Aiaf a. homa and fn|nl ind Wora
than come 20 town nad listen md
applaud
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

They are now making stocking IN
Paris that retail AZ 500 per pair.
Ought 10 be Hlleaee s~uslAnio1
with them when they cosi % much.
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Just Folks
~ EDGAR a. GUEST


REWARD.
Don't want medals % ny breast
Don't want an the glory,
I'm not worrying greatly Lest
Ihe world Nou't Hear ny story.
a chance % dream ocalde a stream
where Cab ars biting freoi
A daN a. two. 'nUHih skies Of blue
Il ~ enoa1h for me-
d % not nsk 4 hoard o. gold.
Nor ~iroasufes rith ana eures
! dent want az he ioga b hold.
i only want a nhaze.
Just now and men. away from mcn
And al lholf kaunls o. pride.
II I can steal. with npa and re-.
I vii BE- salInaad.
m gladly vera nv Tny tngoueh ma
I would TOT SWAPS nIayf
/ oniy AK % Qnil lhe nirlfa
FOR 40 qccasf14al 1nS.
II ] can rnsak fntu ipll q week
10 chnn win .irenm and lroo
I'D lsh away md smiling way
That lilof1 been food % me-
lcopyrlehS ~ Edgar a. Oneal)
u
when . nan y a. gluhbon a. b
mule 4 a Just a. well noi 20 lnrk 81.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

One Columbus man who has been
looking around foe cut prices anS1
be hasn't been able 70 find one that
was even scratched.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

ay this time most any pftsIdrn.
liAl oandldnie Is IN position - iqii
you that the most difficult part Of
lhn whole job Is getting ne nomlnn.
lion.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

Our lead Of the moancel man Va
Columbus q thn onu who viii snorc
IN church and keep othors from en-.
ioying The sermon.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

What proiielh Il = Columbus
housewife " this seasons fruit crop
turns out 70 be the hleEest Oh record
and she hasn't sugar enough IN lha
house 10 sWcelen a coohie3
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

There are still IN this country a
few fellows who arr optimistic
enough 10 regard allmong a. q lnx
ury lax.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

Wealth does not alWays iginE
happiness Many q rich e|ll has 1
poor eomple8ion-
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

Kitchen Cabinets, ssS. Carroll a
Norwood.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-08

when \ MAJ q a. stubborn I =
mule 4 d Just a. wei noi 70 n1s 81.
hlnd be back
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-10-09
"HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE

The voters of Iberia Parish now have an opportunity
to honor another of most distinguished citizens
and in so honoring him also honor themselves and the
Parish.
At an election that been ordered for November End
we will be called upon select two delegates TO represent
Iberia Parish in the coming Constitutional Convention
Numerous as are the qualified men who might be
chosen and without detractng from the good qualities Of
any who may offer themselves for the position The bean
wishes place before ths electorate the OF whom
believe should be made one OF our parish delegates
The delegates will be selected in three ways First,
each parish the State will elect two The various con-
gressona districts will each elect representation and the
Governor will appoint Number of delegates at large
The man we have in mind would probably stand first
among Governor Parkers appointed delegates He would
undoubtedly be selected by the Third Congressional Dis
trct as District Delegate But Iberia Parish should re-
serve the honor of his representation for itself
The citizen we have in mind would probably prefer to
20 as delegate from his home parish if he goes at ALL
than representing the District the governors ap
pontee he to enter the election candidate
it will be not add further honor to already
eemed through the length and breath Of the State but
rather because he feels that he be OF service in
framing system of state government along bust
esske democratic lines that will further the progress and
development OF Louisiana.
The man we have in man has not announced his can
didacy We only hope he WILL for want to be able to
for the who believe if elected will do
than any other individual in the Convention toward
giving the kind of Constitution we need
We suggest for the consideration of all 1berians the
name of Honorable Walter j. Burke
The Constitution that is to be framed by the delegates
we have select will not be submitted a of the
State for adoption rejection but will become effective
without referendum
For this it is all the necessary that the
people great in selecting their representatives
Not only do want fully competent to write
good features the constitution but they be equally
qualified watch for Jokers that may be introduced by
INSCRIPTIONS parties They must be strong enough
to hold out and fight the last ditch for Principle and
Right the organic law they adopt will decide Lousanas
future for good or bad.
Such man believe Hon. Walter J. Burke to be-
Let send him Of the delegates from Iberia Parish
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-10-09

stand what he ment. even
cuddent neither. later he sed
that it was overstuffed. he just
had the name roDg.
Saturday-me & Jake Il Ted
give a show today which was
Unkel Toms kabin. Jake plaid
Simon Legree Il Marks the lawyer
q Miss Ofelya Ted plaid Topsy
& Little Eva & Lily on the ice
burgs u | had the hardest part
which was UDkel Tom & GEO
Harris & three blud houns. 2
pins admishun. We had good
cal of fun.
Sunday--oyer herd 2 women
scandalling pa. ! of them said
[ wunder how he keeps his wife.
& the other one sed He keeps her
gessing.
Monday-Slim had berth day
& his ant sent him "a new out fit of
close be wore them to skOOl &
here was nothing which fit him
xcept the shew strings. be cerniy
was a site
Tuesday-when | got home this
.eveying ma was full of excitement.
she had little garter snaik freed
in the corner & was waveing a big
c'Ose prop at g. 1t was shared to
d hist q cupple Kisses at her &
size tainted pritty near. | slue it
with club.
Wednesday-they was partie
at are house which was gave by
ma Il pa I.plald innoseDt trick
Oy putting salt in the sugar b0le &
l lady put it on her cherrys & wen
she ct the LIST bite she made a
awful face & run out the door. pa
got shared she bad swaiiered her
false teath. / think am under
suspection
Thursday-cariied suite case
TO the depo for girl with red
hare & blew eyes & white dog
Witch give me dime.