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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19

/ Alfred Puhlmann of the well-knowr
| local contracting firm of Pullman
Bros, submitted to an operation fol
stomach trouble at the Union Hospita
here, Monday morning. "Limmy's'
many friends will be pleased to Learn
that che is getting along as nicely as
can be expected and wish him speedy
recovery.
A Tree clinic will be held at Cambria
on Thursday, Jan. 20, Tor all those
who have, OF even suspect they have
chest ailments. A baby Clinic will
be held at the same time for the pur-
pose of examining al children under
the age of six. If you desire expert
medical advice be sure to come. Re-
member it's free.
Ernest Gustafson, the well-known
young farmer of 'Bernadotte ;ownship,
who was seriously injured several weeks
ago, was able to leave the Union
Hospital here, where he had been re-
ceiving Treatment, the fore part Of
last week, and is now recuperating
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. O. Gustafson, in St. Peter.
A special election will be held at
Sleepy Eye, Monday February l, for
the purpose of voting on the PROPOSE
lion to issue bonds in the sum of
100000 for enlarging and improving
the present school building there.
The polls will be open from 1880 to
$50 p. m. and all men and women over
FL years of age may cast their ote,.
Richard Pfefferle, Jr., of Monroe,
s. d., is enjoying a several days visit
with his father, Richard Pfefferle, ST.,
and with other New Ulm relatives and
friends. He came here from Ken osha,
Wis, whittier he had gone to ac-
comp my his aunt, Mrs. Sarah Pfeferle,
back to this city. The latter had spent
the past summer there and returned
to New Ulm with her little grnndniece
Jean Koos, who will remain with local
relatives for some time.
! John A. Wiedl, the popular south
side barber, is convalescing nicely
! from the effects of serious operation
performed upon him at the Rochester
hospital, Saturday, January 8. A
tumor, the size of large hens egg,
was removed from his skull, just be
hind the right ear. Mr.. Wiedl had
been experiencing more or less pain
from this cause for about year and a
half and of late the affection had be-
come more painful, so he decided to GO
to Rochester and consult the Drs
Mayo. His father, Carl Wiedl, re-
turned from that city, yesterday morn
ing and reports that the patient is up
and around again and will soon be BILE
to leave the hospital.
Mrs. Grant Schlottman- was most
agreeably Surprised at the Schlottman
apartments on North Minnesota street,
Tuesday evening, by number OF
young lady friends. The affair was
in the nature of "hard time" party
and IA guests were present. Music
various games and visiting formed the
evenings diversions and at late
hour a delicious two-course lunche or
was served, cafeteria style, by the
Misses Ella Peuser and Elsie Radtke
who had arranged the party. Friday
evening a similar affair was success
fully carried out by members of the
Ladies Aid of the Ev. Friedens church
Mrs. Schlottman was showered with
large number of suitable gifts and the
evening was spent ina most delightful
manner, followed by a SUMPTION.
repast.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19

TO the Minneapolis Tribune, the
keynote in Governor Preus' message
to the legislature was: "Preus Out
lines Fight on Townleyism. In other
words, it is more important to kill the
protest against unfair conditions than
it is to do anything to remedy the con-
ditions.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19

We really have public ownership of
Railroads, because we have to stand
back of all the bills incurred just as
if the rails and cars belonged to us.
But we avoid the "odor" of socialism
by letting Wall Street do the manag-
ing. What delicate noses some Of our
leading citizens have!
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19

The newly elected officers of Har-
mony Camp, M. w. A., OF this city
were installed Monday evening, the
installation was made the occasion for
a delightful social gathering, at which
friends of the members were guests of
honor. An entertainment and a de-
licious lunch followed the ceremonies.
The remains of the late Wlliam
Drill, Jr., who passed away at Palm
Springs, Calf, Thursday, January 6,
had not arrived in New Ulm up to the
time of the closing of the Review forms
yesterday afternoon. Deceased's
obituary was published in the Review
est week and relatives in this city had
been informed by telegraph that the
body would be brought here for burial
in Brighton township, his former home.
Wagonmakers and blacksmiths in
this vicinity are busy these days,
widening sleighs to conform to the
width of the new sleighs as set forth
in the state law that became effective
January l. Although the law does
not require that old sleighs be made
| wider, this becomes almost imperative
| by reason of the fact that the tracks
Of the new sleighs are wider and make
traffic with the narrow "snow vehicles
rather difficult.
Superintendent Arnold G]oor of the
local public schools attended meet.
ing Of city superintendent which was
held at Mankato, Friday evening
The gathering, which was devoted to
an. informal discussion of various schoo
matters, was preceded by a. dinner in
the Griebel tea rooms. 1t was de.
cided to hold SIMILAR meeting every
year. No association was formed
There were Is superintendent present
from as many Southern Minnesota
cities.
At meeting Of the Bar Association
of the Ninth Judicial District, held
recently at Marshall, the matter OF
separating Pipestone county from the
Thirteenth district and adding it to
the Ninth was discussed at length.
Senator James H. Hall of Marshall
was requested to introduce a bill in
the state legislature, providing for thi.
change, as we'll as for the appointment
OF second judge in this district, to
reside at Marshall. This has been
done and if the bill becomes law
the Ninth district will have two judges,
The district, as at present constituted
is too large for one judge, it being al.
most physical impossibility for him
to do justice to all of the five counties
comprising it.
Belated news has preached loca
friends to the effect that Miss Agnes
Lang, who for several years past. con.
Quoted the Marinello hair-dressine
parlors In the rear Of Mrs. Viviar
Dorn's millinery store on North Mime
sofa street, and John Gollnast, vel
known New Ulm resident, were quietly
married at the brides home in Still
water, Christmas Eve, December "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Gollnast are enjoying {
three months honeymoon in the Yves,
and are. at present basking in the sun
shine at Vallejo, Calf, according tx
advices received here. They expect
to visit Montana points before return:
ing to New Ulm, where they will take
up their residence. The approaching
affair was kept so quiet that not ever
the most intimate friends of the con
tracing parties were taken into the
secret. A royal welcome awaits The
happy couple upon their return.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19

We have sent General Crowder to
Cuba to order payment of bills due
our fnanciers. No threat against the
independence of Cuba, of course, but
our independent creditors Rre a good
deal too big for such collection
methods
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19

Don't expect to be independent of
the political gang and respectable at
the same time. The gang has bad
name for every one of your good
traits.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19
SALESMAN WANTED-Hiob cias

SALESMAN WANTED-High class
salesman in local territory to repre-
sent nationally known manufacturer
Of Tanks and Pumps for gasoline
and oils. Must call on garage, re-
tail stores, etc. Permanent position
with splendid income and oppor
tunity for Advancement for reliable
salesman. Milwaukee Tank Works,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. n
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19

On the first of the year Canadian
railway fares were lowered 10 per cent.
Perhaps we ought not to mention it
in this connection, but Canadian rail-
ways are government owned.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19

No doubt. that we are back to nor
malcy. Congress is again grandstand-
ing on the old reliable tariff.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19

WANTED Housekeeper on Farm.
$500 per week. Steady job if
wanted. Inquire Of Charley Peter
son, Lake Crystal, MINI. Route s.
Adv. 3-4.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-19

WOODFOR SALE-4O acres standing
timber inslots at SIS and upwards.
Ferd. Hofschild, Cottonwood town
ship, Ia mile from Metzen bridge.
Adv. 3-5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-06

tvnru 90. president" rceomm,n.
d.uuns tomorrow. up business was
oaut.t,d ,ud., s either senate or
Il,ns, Both appointed committees TO
advise %, president .uI each o.n.. of
'h. ,unumm. .f 'He H.N session
Tu. ~,uaf, vH- .u session uut about
9. minutes Don 200, House d,,u..I t1r,
lau. O.. dHut. 100 th, ST. lnArru0,
waterway roJ..t Ta. point v1s raised
ihI 'h. d,.ia.n. h..u.. .t.1p 90 ,ae
presidents message. v.e unprecedented
% rut disoomty"us by, th, Republican,
hlG.- went 9l,ad with tnr plan f0r
open debate
Few Bulls we're introduced td,N Jon
The HOUSE. aud nome in the Senate
Th, of1 important m,tsura a. fhe
u,w session tu Do. .lliyd Hp tomorrow
s u DO, Senate, ll 20 fhr ldmuis'a.
yu1 btl Co.. mui,ug ,b. SIT non"HH HuH
e lh.I debts which PASSED Do, 1.l-.
fur.rr Il, ,.fra session IH failed n
fhs S#lt. rh, lia4., ha U..Ins
..r A debit commission D.. f. Do. sub
su'ut,d tomorrow lu fh. Senate
nulr.. .nmwr., lm mosu. orig
r.n. mu -,H NN tu. administration
p. s.. 200 ..n.'u. .t fH, treasury
I.u..t .'0H.'t f.. .....- I.. "l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-06
BRITISH REACH AGREEMENT WITH Sim FEINERS
NEW ENTENTE PROPOSED
OIL MAN OF MEXIA SPENDING
MILLIONS PAYING PRAYER DEBT

MENlN Texas. D,. Colonel 4 O.
Humphreys ol mnguat, wll su,ud
millions tp settle q deb, up contracted
% wears 1su.
Up. debit be- uut secured nu' even a
nor. ugurcd in b. only uummNs
promise.
Tv,lt, years ago HWmrhrr,. u.s
s,t and almost % luiIoss boo n ul..
ln PRAYER ho rr eel h.s Nlk,l fHIt
if ht health were restored D., Nud %.
v.', 400 th, money b. mad. to uUa us
work
T.dty Humphreys is DO. Mle.st uVn.
60 of the new M,N3 ol r,ld. lls
properties 90, estimated 1' $50 uln u0n
Th N,Nn field winch produced moth.
iru up tH yylt 1880. moss r#ufns
out 100000 barrels dliN mI .m Iru.
du., n.r, when wr, hu.. 100. nt boo.
This town has grown m s.t from
atn0 tu 10000 And all ns % r,.uIt d
Humphreys struggle tp develop the
field laughed at by a"h,i citizens
Sow Humphreys announces he'n
utIg, good 600 his promise u.- started
chain ui missions 81 West Virginia.
ohio and Indiana. and mad. hE d"na.
tius u churches and libraries
Ana h' SAYS that's only tho start
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-06
militia MAY Be CALLED
TO QUELL PACKER CROWD

KANSAS CITY Dec s. (By Associated Press)-Ihe Kansas
Court of industrial Relations today informed Mayor Harry b. Bur
ton of City Kansas and Henry Zmmer chief of police
that unc,s rods rounding the packing plants dispersed by
tomorrow morning industrial would telegraph Governor
Henry J. Allen Of Kansas declare martial law in Kansas CITY
Kansas order the militia take charge Of the situation
here.
Umaum Of the court the city authorities and delivered at
conference Mayor Burton office late today which the three
members OF the industrial the the chief police and
from several packing plants present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-06
FUNDING MEASURE:
ON WAR DEBTS IS
TO Be CONSIDERED !:

WASHINGTON, Dec S. (By Associated Press-A large major
y Of and house members answered the roll calls today
after their day The opening gaves sounded the begin
rng Of the first regular session of the sixty Congress
Leaders expressed the hope tonight of completing work by mid
With the congressional elections November much
politics regarded assured at this session
One Of the features OF todays opening the receipt the
president of the first federal appropriation estimates prepared under
he budget law The budget proposed for the 1923 fiscal
decrease nearly S5OOOOO00 the 1922
outlay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-06
SMALL LAWYER SAYS
INDICTMENT ILLEGAL

NNt s.IDAN. lll. Dee. 5--Gov.
rrnur Iru small and Vernon Cur.
ass Duut rub banker through
thai. ATTORNEYS opened their fight
Gee r.r1ur tri1l uu the chlrCrs Of
rWrrfJlDW'nf conspiracy and on
.Hu- confidence game with an
Hur' uuf nnh nn the alleged
U'r.I .r.,u report of the grand
f"rF -Hm.F VI IcIorgec. at.
ifn.t. -rii was without sanction
u 'It -1u also with the dcclara.
unu thr giaudiuy itself was
I''-IIN ,b,.Du.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-06
CHINAMAN LEAVES
ARMS PARLEY in
PROTEST OF Plan

WASHINGTON De-, g. .4t Associated PressD-Phiip X. {.
Tyau Chinese delegation the Washington
minister TODAY cbed Picking his resgna-
member Of the protest against the negative
results" thus far achieved concerning Chiua demands
Tysu told the Associated tonight that resgnng
acted without consuhor The three Chinese delegates and his action
represented his personal The delegation notified after
the cabeprsm had been sent te Chinese government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-06
TENTATIVE DRAFT
Of PROPOSAL ON
PACT Considered
U. S., GREAT BRITAIN, JA.
PAN AND FRANCE WOULD
BE PARTICIPANTS.

p, Associated rr,ss
W'SIIINGTON. dee. a.-lhr
qrrStiun ~ three ur four pN
cr ag cmcul To- replace the NnglD.
Jrpinc alliance :, dem niiug iu
cl,fscd attention among the nrue
de',pairs. while the, wait fm Japan
io q. fine hr position on the naval
ratio.
The latest .ulg '-iion contempt
ing an entente e. inrludc The n'ird
cd state. Great britain, Japanese
ard France has develop d 10 Tia"
point where tentative treat, draft
il under consideration ia some
quarters although Il has moi been
formal, presented to the confer.
erce.
Th'r, rr Hli.r.n. .h1t th. Japan
cs d,,git and perhaps rh 'F.u.'
a~ V,ll arr consulting 'h,r hnm, 81 N
crnmrnis Ha sH,n 1 proposition at 'n
same vim, tult they u.v asking 'n iW
thcr instructions m regard 'u fb, r1'f
ratio
ON the part pl 'h, American govern
mcnt there apparently s uu disuu-itu
q cntri tain au .ufrnt, proposal %
least oi the present stage of tho gu'u
tons Later such suggestion may u
Ccivo consideration provided u Include
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-06
4l,OOO PACKER WORkMEN
Walk OUT, UNIONS CLAIM

CHICAGO Dee 5 (Ry Associated PreSA the close OF the
first day of the packing house workers. officials
900 woren packing houses throughout the
ntry strike while spokesmen for the packers asserted
Chicago plants operating with full forces while plants other
ccnters all continued OF work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-06

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-06
New PROPOSALS
Of GOVERNMENT
UNDERGO CHA ICE
TERMS OF TREATY WI BE
PUBLISHED IN WEDN ;
DAYS PRESS.

ly Associated Press
IO\DON. prc. lit l. officially
announced that the government Of
iicial> and thr representatives Of
The nail Firr1nu have reached an
agreement. the terms Of which will
be- submitted for the acceptance of
ilrlnmrni and 90 the Hail Eircann.
cop, of thr agreement has been
sent o. sir James Craig. the Ulster
premier. b, special messenger.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02
MILITARY COMPANY
! TO Be ORGANIZED HERE.
CAPT. E. p. ROY PLANNING
FORMATIONS OF INFANTRY.

fgard from August 18th TO Sept
1st next. All expenses with a
full days pay will be given every
soldier in attendance at the En-
campment.
Capt. Roy was a member of
the 87th Infantry Division of
the U. S. Army during the war
and won his title by hard ex-
perience and training and is
| possessed with all the lovable
traits to make him an excellent
officer for the Guard Unit to be
organized here. 1t is his pur-
pose to make the organization
not only a military one, but
conduct it in such way that the
social features in the armory
will be attractive. 1t is planned
to arrange the armory with bill
lard tables and furnish it with
the best literature available for
the members to spend their
leisure hours.
A military organization of
this kind will not only afford
the young men physical train
ing, but bring them closer to-
gether as citizens and Ameri-
cans and we feel assured the re-
cruiting officers will have no
trouble in enrolling the required
sixty-five citizens. necessary in
the formation of a Company.
On Friday morning the fol-
lowing gentlemen gave in their
signatures to become members
of the Company: E. P. Roy.
]. ]. Mayer, J. S. Holbrook, E.
S. Fulton, N. Frittella, Warren
Jefferson, L. A. Flemming, Ed.
La Sale, Nathan Davis, Robert
B. Leblanc. Bert Mayville, JOS.
Daigre, F. D. Broussard. ]. D.
Martin, J. S. Valenti, Justilien
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02

On Thursday we had m ap-
preciated call from Capt. O. w,
Deslatte, of the Administrative
Staff of the U. S. Army with his
headquarters in New Orleans.
He was accompanied by Capt.
e. p. Roy of this City, an ex-
service soldier who won his title
during the war. Capt. Des-
latte's mission to New iberia is
to assist in the organization OF
a strong Guard Unit among the
former soldier heroes of iberia
Parish. The company equip
nnent and armory will be fur
nished and maintained at the
expense of the government and
each member on the roster will
be given a full days pay when
his record show he has re-
sponded to 60 per cent of the
drills during the course of the
year. Men will be enrolled from
the age of 18 to As and the en-
listment period will be for three
years. providing a member does
not change his residence and in
that case a furlough is handed
to the member, SO that he will
not be subject to further drill
duffy while away.
Cant. Deslatte attended q
meeting of the American Legion
Post No. 4 on Thursday evening,
explaining to our former heroes
all of the details necessary in
organizing Guard Unit here
and met with much encourage
ment. The purpose of enrolling
the young men of this City as
early as possible is to make e.
request to the government for
THE equipment III time to attend
1.-THE State Encampment which
will be held at Camp Beaure-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02

furnished by The Banner Or
chestra from 3 P. M. until 1880
A. M. Iii
The program is as follows:
Parade at 2::3O P. NJ. Forms
at High School. Made up of
Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls,
Women's Council, Confederate
Veterans, Lodges, Women's
Auxiliary of The American Le-
gion, The American Legion,
Decorated Automobiles, Banner
Orchestra, Chamber of Com
merce. The Legion Post of
Jeanerette has been invited to
participate.
Attractions at grounds: Mu.
sic by Banner Orchestra from
3 P. NJ, to 1890 next morning.
Speakers, Candv Wheels, Kew
pie Wheels, Fish Ponds, For
tune Telling, Ice Cream, Pop,
CaHo and Candy. Groasv Pole
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02
and various other attractions.
ED. LA SALE, Mayor.

and various other attractions.
Athletic Events: 25 ward
dash for Camp Fire Girls, prize
to winner, one bottle of fine
Toilet Water, donated by Es-
forge Drug Co.
so yard dash for Boy Scouts,
prize to winner, one large nickel
plated Fashlight, donated by
Bertrand Lumber Co.
Free-For-All Bag Race. prize
to winner, one pearl handle
pocket knife, donated by New
iberia Hardware Co.
Free-For-All Three Legged
Race, prize to both winners,
each a base ball bat, donated by
Kahn's Pharmacy.
Free-For-All Shoe Contest,
prize to winner, one pair Tennis
shoes, donated by Jake Wells
Hub Store. in this event all
CONTINUED on PAGE 8.l
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION
A BIG EVENT,

Iberia Post No. 4, American
Legion. met Thursday night in
w. O. w. Hall and preparations
for the 4th of July celebration
and block dance were COM
pleted. What promises to be a
feature of the day will be the
big street parade which is
scheduled to take place at 2:3O
P. M. All automobile owners
are very cordially invited to
decorate their cars and partici-
pate in this parade. ANY con-
Germ in New iberia or Jeane-
rette wishing to enter floats or
trucks for advertising purposes
are also welcome and it is the
hope of. the local veterans that
everybody will turn out and help
make this day a memorable
event.
We have been advised that
two prizes, one for the best dec
Grated automobile and one for
the best decorated truck, will be
awarded.
The Women's Auxiliary of
the Legion, as usual, will be on
the ground to assist in dis
pensing various refreshments.
will have charge of the fortune
telling both, fish-pond and 9TH
er concessions.
Music for dancing will be
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02

The opening of the Taylor
Tourist Park was indeed one of
the best investments the New
Iberia Chamber of Commerce
could have made. Hardly a day
or night passes, but what can be
seen from one to three automo-
biles load of tourists taking ad-
vantage of the facilities afforded
them while staying over in our
City. Within the past two weeks
We are told as many as fifty
people used the grounds as their
temporary stopping place. The
Pershing Way through this sec
ton of the State is increasing in
popularity and this summer
and next winter South Louisi-
ana and especially New Iberia
ill be flooded with tourists 60
ing West and East from all parts
of the United States.
AS soon as it becomes gene
rally known to the motorists
that Iberia Parish affords many
advantages for good fishing in
the summer and hunting in the
proper season, a great percent
age of them will stay over for.
long periods and much money
will be put in circulation in
New iberia. These people, while
travelling must be fed and even
many of them make purchases
of different articles necessary
for their comfort and our bus
mess houses are bound to get a
part of their trade. We have
as beautiful scenery here as con
be found in any part of Cali
fornia, if it were only generally
known.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02

Whereas. the 4th of July is and has been for more
than century day set apart to commemorate Amer
can independence and
% Whereas, all American citizens have more than
ever just to be proud of their Amercanism and
Whereas, the patriotic organization of Veterans
of the late war, the American Legion, have arranged
entertainment and celebration of American Inde
pendence day.
!, as Mayor of the City of New Iberia hereby
proclaim Monday, July 4th, 1921 as holiday in the
City of New iberia and request that the business
men observe this day such.
ED. LA SALE, Mayor
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02

Broussapd, Vincent Carrabba,
Allen Delahoussaye, Alphe Dela-
houssaye, VIM. H. Carver, Jr.,
r. v. St. Dizier. A. H. Orette,
Henry Gulotta, Harold A. The
riot, Julian Butaud, Felix Fage
and William LOurd. Jr.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-07-02
TOURISTS STOP IN
TAYLOR'S PARK DAILY.

Be as it may the tourist crop
has made California and this
section of the country will in
due course of time reap the ben
eft of the tourists money which
is put in circulation in CAN
fornia several months in the
wear.