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Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14
Household hints.

Cover cheese with vinegar to keep
from molding.
Common glasses will look like crystal
if washed with black tea leaves.
# YOU have no ice with which to cool
a melon wrap it in a heavy, wet cloth
and place in a current Of air.
Being forced to work steadily and do
your best, will breed you a hundred
virtues which the idle never know.
Do not put anything to fry in boiling
lard until a blue smoke rises. Too low
a temperature means greasy, lndigestl-
bic food.
Cook the bcets until they are tender.
then let cold water run over them in
the kettle a minute and you can slip
the skins off easily.
If clothes-pins are boiled a few min
utes and dried quickly, once or twice a
month, they become more durable and
do not break apart SO easily,
When you are going to close the
! house for a while in summer. rub the
fat irons and other iron utensils with
vaseline, to keep them from rusting.
One Of the surest ways to drive the
boy from the farm is to ridicule his in
mature plans for the future and to
puncture his day-dreams with sarcasm.
The white of an egg is sometimes eX-
! cel,ent fer sickness at the stomach.
Beat it up good and swallow it right
down. 1t may quickly sooth the stom-
ach.
Bathing the hands and face with
cidar vinegar will prevent the painful
burning from sunburb. Apply several
times a day when likely to be exposed
! to the IN.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14
CHARTER.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF
LOUISIANA. PARISH OF PLAQUEMiNES
1Cl,Af Il NItI A..

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF
| LOUISIANA. PARISH OF PLAQUEMiNES.
TOWN OF RURAS.
BE IT KNOWN. That on thia 3lst day Of the
month of July. in the year Of Our Lord. One
Thousand Nine Hundred and Nine,
BEFORE Me. Ernest Albert, a Clerk Of Court
and Fx-Oficio Recorder. duly comu issiono1 and
qualified. in and for the Parish Of PtaQrcmines,
State Of Louisiana. aforesaid. therein residing and
inthe presence Of the witnesses hereinafter nance!
and undersigned,
PERSONALLY CAME AND APPEARED. the
! several persons whose names arc hereunto sub
scribed, who declare. each for himself. that avail
ing themselves Of the provisions Of the laws Of
this State. relative TO the organization Of corpora
tons for the objects and purposes hereinafter
mentioned, they have covenarte! and agreed and
do by these presents. covenant. ard a"ree 70 hind
themselves to and with each Other. as well Is such
others as may hereafter become associated with
them. to form AID constitute a corporation ard
! boGy petite in Law for the objects and purposes
and under the stipulations and conditions as set
forth in the following articles, tp-wit:
ARTiCLEL
The name and title OF this corporation shall be
the LOWER COAST MERCHANTS & GROW
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14
Notice of Teachers Examination

For the convenience Ct the $500
teachers who are attending the State
Summer Schools examinations will be
held at each Of the Summer Schools for
colored teachers July 8, 9, and 49, and
at each of the Summer Schools fer
white teachers, except Tulane, July
%, 30, and 81. Tulane viii hold It's *
animation August II, IL, and "A. Ger
tihcates issued as the result OF these
examinations will be accepted without
question by the undersigned.
The next regular examination will be
held in this parish August Is, q, and
e, at Pcinte-a-ia-liache. Persons
wishing to become eligible to hold the
office of parish superintendent should
report to the undersigned OF to the
State Superintendent August "a.
EDWIN c, KOHN,
Parish Supt.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14
Notice.
Farlsh Supt

A regular meeting Of the Board Of Commissirl
crs for the Buras Levce District, will be held At
Buras. La. Tuesday, Aug. q. 1909.
J. GLEN BAiLAT.
Secretary.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14
LEGAL NOTICES..
Notice is Hereby Given to All
Whom it May Concern.

Candidates for beneficiary scholar
ship furnished by this parish for tire
Louisiana State University viii present
themselves for competitive eXanlin&-
ton at the Courthouse at Hoint2-a-la-
Hache, before the committee appointed
by the Police Jury, on August Ii, 1908,
at 8 a. m. For further information
apply to EDWIN C. KOHN, po!nte-
a-la-Hache, La.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14


In" hr3S iot u rice h~'aF""'''' - H'5
ne, la. brought d per 0"Ffei
1t IS stated thtH u'e hoi'1''''''"" -
der may establish d cohe6' IL ~" W.
leans.
The PARISH o. -. Johh i'S P"'F" "
tW" mll], ten year YAK 10y ''""1''''"'
purposes.
Inv AN
H''''" ""'' "''"
rice CROPS
.oolo,, ~ Dd.-,. R,Is.ia
:. na4,ho.
,,,o,,s, , !. sold ,n
A. rae.
me "'"'"''9'
.Il.uohh ,v+.rt
Inc Guy h"aFU u i'c"''" VI
dreams M" moved l'''o 10 ''" "'~''
i19h' e~af'Aq"aht Sl0'N'
ported from san FRANCISCO '"' "'''''
CaIllofhia, on august 4"'
Inc alumni o. Jefferson N''eE' "'
rai-ihg a una |" OVEN" " '''''''
iai Tor their Anna Nate''
The strik, IN Sweden is 80 genera!
that even the grave dlgEer9 are 'a'" %
have Iai1 ASIDE 1helT Sho'eiS'
Work ms b4pun on the construction
of the watrrRorks and lighting plant
Of laIlulah, IN Nadlsoh p"''Sh'
The twa,tv-seventh annual convent
finn Of fine Xniphts Of Co]u,nbus was
held at Mobile, Ala. last week.
The parish Of Hnjnyillc has made al
approprjatjon Of $l20D for the establish
ment 81 N agricultural high school,
Coyjngton LA. where it is reported
that = thriving frog farm is located.
o,.
~ 'I..l 1.u. nh,oh ,oa
the appearance of d small revolution.
Inc RUSSIAN N"ar iel' D''s'""" aug
u'l lo' Met el"l@'is' 'n"e' ="
President TAFT Is at his summer hoine
Beverly, Massachusetts resting up al
ter the strenuous congressional session.
WYATT ingram ,Jr.. another of the
~de1aulters, mas entered d pea Oh not
guilty and was remanded to the PARISH
prison.
tt; said that Sneaker Cannon in his
recan, committee amendments pot
even win a hufnoe OF MS Po'''ca'
enemies
The three cent street car fare scheme
OF Mavor Tom johnson OF Cleveland.
Ohio. was killed last week by a refer
ehuuih Vo'e'
A bug resembling the boil weevil has
Invaded a farm near Amite City ard it
il supposed that it is the genuine Mex
lean boil weevil.
70 No,r or.o.o,
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14
Baseball up TO Date.

The game was called with Mo!asses
at the stick. Smallpox was catching.
Coal was in the box and had lots CT
steam. Horn was playing first bas"
and Fiddle second. Corn was in the
field and Apple was umpire. When Axe
came to bar he chopped, and Coal lei
, Brick WulN. ard SaWdust fill the bases.
Song mai Z hit ana Twenty mc!p q
score. Ivlry foot O. Ground kicked
ana sad Aypie vas rotten. EaiooN
, started to pteE ana finally, went up
il the air. Then Cherry tried it, but
he was a wild one. When Spider caught
a fly the fans cheeTed. Old Ice kept
! COOLING the gam" Until Coal burnt him
! with a pitched bal, then YOU ought to
have heard ICE cream. Cabbage had 4
! good head and bept quiet, Cd Grass
, covered lots Of ground on the field.
Organ refused to play and Bread loafed
around and gut him cut in the fifth in
ming. Wind began to blow about what
he could do and Hammer began to
knock; then the Trees began to leave.
Knife was put out for cutting first
base. There was lots Of betting on the
game and Eggs went broke, but Soap
cleaned up. They all kicked when Coal
was put out and his future temporarily
cooked, but not till he had roasted Pork
good and hard on his pigheadedness.
Balloon went up in the air again when
Pigs began to root. The score was |
to 0 when Apple told Fiddle to take
first base. Oats was shocked, not hav-
ing d grain of sense. Song made an
other hit ard Trombone tried to slide
but was put out. Meat was playing
for a big steak, but was put out at the
plate. The score stood ! to 0 ard the
game over. Door said if he had pitched
the game he would nave shut them out.
H. V.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14

'"e .@~'"iS - 'V i'~'''" ''" !" vi
7"S" 'NlIl'''E' ""' "''~i Ut "'
m l'L ~,
,r, ..,.,.. ~,
r.l -.
F,artf.rt Ca~ro,or tor rotoore or
A,,n,,t > =. dist, .r.. uf .r,n. 1I0 mites
,y,. ,,,,r.tI,d e r,.t,,r9 after ~+rayaNrr
i,,t = shorr distance hav1Yg broken
un,. oI the hIs,;ps q it, u]r0Dcllrr.
w. W ~ H'''7'", ""''' ~ i''''
recently Visiting IN 1T. Bernard invest
igatinr tie honey crop n Chat parish
WITH 4 view to preparing a briletn ~
Bee keeping in Louisiana.
Gu ,.o.,.,. ~, o....r,,,.s
;,,.. t,r 7ou, &C. .o,rr.,od with f,Ns
un,w, 5,cr.,so of e,n -ey sus Th.
assessments u laq"eil"'Ieo P"''9"
$40" 4 gam u $''"'z0''V w. anu 'h"s' u
st. herhafd Il gam u 1l'"zi'oo>
Civ, h,rd.oa ,r mar. n,,,ha,4, ~
,,,l..,u ,uIoo,. ,.. ,..,L
,,oos. ,o +ha coydi2y ;ry,,a+io, # 7,..
,.hoL,.olo l,,la,s of tho r,.,con, r,tv
.,j ,.,,o, ,rood !, said +o bov, oon,o nv
the effort maui ny me Ne" orleans
men,
Tie Police Jury Of the parish of De-
Soto has pa,,yu a two NH. ten years
tax for The purpose Of building good
roads, the money to bc expended in
medlatplv. Through this the Parish
expects to secure l6U miles of good
n tiny tube the she Of d cigarette,
tut containing F"'tuM valued at so''o
has been IoSt II a fari8 omnibus ne
radlum IS 50 powerful ina II Is S'I1
tne ''ider Oh the 'U't' Il he opens Il
nhAho"lhgH VIII receive dangerous
barns,
The United States Rice Mil at Crow
~ ~, r
S - ~ "
.Nv..,.,t
jas, 'o,"''e''''S ~ AWAY '''S'
The Atenas. another of the United
Fruit Co.. S new ships, arrived in New
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14
Notice.

A free scholarship to Tulane. For
particulars apply to SIMON LEOPOLD
REPRESENTATIVE of the Parish Of Plaque
mines, PhrniX, La.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14

"When Bertha tucks her sleeves
above
Her elbows, plump and white,
Ant Sits the flour into the pan.
Because the sponge is light;
Then pours the MASS INTO the t(uul
And sings 4 merry sony,
My heart upriscs like tn" yeast,
it beats SO fast and strong.'
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14

FPS .IN%HnNGAr,oN Cn@PAHE ':r by
hat @an. I sIs.U ha' . 'h' H-"~t ,;:! ...r..a1 =.
70 ~ jay ~1c,rs1l,l ,..! ,At.'"pv" l"r 4 lrti.. "I
'~:.;t>- j. .>,"'-i y"tA "i alter r'" ':"t"' - .""s@
l!,.".,~. 10 "~":lrt"i. ~'.'".d = -.".. . .r!r
..on.1 I.yr ! .,"."r@'" '';l %in -" 49," :
break anG Alter Il tieo~:rs ";vl"n" Na ""I}n:.t
sC,n r.arayrf- .~.i.rr;nl~ ."G C:',rts 4 II: .,"@t
:,~- may r,.o:e and to naE. a'si"'tah!.sn .'eI
avs rites and Iegu!a,ions Er tn PR; or n".n-
, ,rc","., Of the "'Tai}~ q %2r! cor ~or%,iya a >n"s
20 dc,Ml"i necessary.
ATTlrlE
he ia"j,l!e Of tni~ c"!rolatI"|' &n"l! - II
bnHs paj h { rIauuvI-j:'~. II IL" %t"t" e
| L"uiaiura. ar! all .tta'ioa and othcr trr;i process,
;,u.iI J.. serve! on the lieslt"nt r"i IL rs sh-
. ;cr~, rn the Eirc-lrtsi"eui. AID in r." ah"'',*
of both of :.it Ulcers. tn"n N IL" SECRETARY.
ARTICLE III.
TAn ,h,ects and purposes FOR which ;hi> "copper"
! a,i,n !; rca.el ,;t,fIi:tI~l ava; c>r3nj?-'. H%t
the na;prc q: tho hi,iur2@ T. * C"rri": ~ ~ 4
"rc declared Ia ia. /, !rasr. M, .~I"I;"', r"h-
.-trl,. purchase AMI u%r a"0 - rn,;",~uii mU:.-
J. n.jy @.nl oir:It" t"r 'r coast "HH ii.o" !&l,"".
! tian one or lNc"' steamship, III! >"'*"@. :t';u4
and .:.aul: q. haat~. ,~oNisa'S, trlos ard otis:
watcl rr&tt of vtAt>c"t"r icscrif tu,'. III .ht
tran r~>it.tioa "; PASSENGER" ""d trtAh'. ior
hiyr. ..Lu IN To Performance OF :. general lrht"r-
and ;"~boa, business. and r"rdti ~ "f >~aivar"
. ssrvi, . 81 water; :" transport l'.tr, States
Mails. 20 purchase. oHn. '~ntinfain AND on"r't"
ferry boats. and = 70 aHd ~p"~f"riN aA carry on
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14

The Capital StocK Ct this royDcra:icn may be
increased or decreased in The manner provided for
by law of this State, ard this Charter, or ret OF
Incorporation may be modified, ehanres: or
amended. tr thia corporation nay Ike diSSolve! by a
vote Of two~thiris of the Capital Stock represent
el at a meeting called for the purpose in the man
Ter provided for in article vi Of this Act: or II
Stockholders hoitirr tw"-th!r.a Of the Stock o;
this corporation will not relucst such a meeting.
thc0. upon the request Of the Stockholders ho!t-
ing and owning A majority OF the Shares u Stock
Of this corporation. sucit II meeting shall be caiiot
after notice Of the time and place of such meet
ing is H}aile. to the last known or registers! ah
dress OF each Stakeholder. and after further Nc
tee of the tim" ard place OF such meeting is pull
Ii hci at the dolairiic Of Tie Company, at least
, iour times within thirty days prior to the #aiI
meeting, and in cas-" of dissolution of this corpora
ton. It's affairs shall be Inundated by three Conf
missioners selected by the Stockholders at the
meeting which decides upon the said iiquidatior.
In the event Of the death or inability Of one OK
more of said .ipuita,ors to serve. Ia" remaining
lipuilators or IiqujGator. shall continue to act and
shall! complete the liquidation.
The undersigned set opposite taeir respective
names the amount or number Of Shares Of Stock
subscribed for ty them respectively. ard the salt:
subscription - so set forth to stand for and as
the subscription list as required by law.
Thus done and passed at my office in the tov I
of bmus. Parish Of ~FlaGuemines. on the hay,
month and year first above written in :h' pes
ence OF Pau] Balievcrio and George Colin. h,tn Of
this town. ami competent witnesses, who have
hcrcunto signed their ramcs With the gaii AZ.
peareGs and ne, Clerk of Coutt and Ex-OGicio
Recorder. after due reading.
Paul F. EENAUD.
PAUL YiBii.iCH.
}. T.. FA&7EtLEG,
VINCENT SCUNICIi.
JOHN MARlELLn,
PETER CuCTI iCH.
PAUL FANII1TO.
Stu"kh0lder.
PAUL BhLLhVENO. JN.
GEORGE COLLIN.
Witnesses
EitNEST ALhHlIi.
Clerk Of Court and Ex-Oht,io H"o0rncr.
Fecoritd Parish Of Piai'!cmine>, On tina %ni
day Of August. A. D.. 1909. III Boob ,. No. 2 ioii'
81. ct seq. Of Conventional Mortgages Ct thu.
Parish.
GEO. V. GROLEAU,
nn,ut,, (lork If tc,lr+ and ~ nficiC ipcGrrir,
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14
WITH TIE POETS,
4 Gentleman

Kew him for l gentleman
~ signs that lcvpH fail:
I!i: coat Was roUgh and rather w"ul
His checks were thin AND pale
A Iat WHO mad bis Na. t. Mah",
With Hlttt umt 70 play
knew him toG g"nt!en,nn
by certain signs today.
lie met his mother on the street,
Off came his little cap;
My door w&> shat; he waited Their"
UNt}l | heard ri, ral.
He took the bulu!t from NY hand,
And When ! cropped ny pen
He spranr TO pix It up i9I Mr,
This gentleman CT ten.
lie thinks Of you before himself;
He serves you. if h. can,
For IL whatever compan,
The manners max" The man,
At ten and forty It's Il" samr,
The manner tetlS the tt!r.
And ! discern the gentleman
BY signs that never tan.
Farm journal.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14
ARTICLE. vi

No Stakeholder shall ever be hel! liable or re-
sponsible for the contracts or faults OF this cor
~poration in any further sum than the unpaid
balance due to tn" Company on the Shares owned
by him; nor shall any mere informally in urr4ni-
zation have the effect Of rendering THE Charter
nuli or Of exposing i Stociho.hcr to any liability
beyond the amount Of hi.5 stock.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14
lAENiAi>!tI

SU"ct-5 comes r "un: failures III
c%r Is.
SN,IIes III! \ full "uo'iboX - TO-
gethrT.
,,d b.,,. ,;,i,.. ,.;,h
,.r,1, .,.,-.J +,a,+b.r
ca, ,,n 1.,.. h.~..rh ntI4rs
1N'F' i no ID" against saying Alho
''4'H' ii" Uo''!E N|'''.
A cheerful "~"un,enance always
shows better on d rainy DAY.
r.
,
me man VINO t"lAS IL his steep Is not
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14

The finest place in ali the world,
On q loug, tot August day,
Ishyt the brook il thJ heart OF the WOO,
Where ,ue siIVery mlnnoWS play.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14

The name and title OF this corporation shall be
the LOWER COAST MERCHANTS & GROW
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14


cash and supplies to the amount of $50,
0N0 to relieve the sufferers at Acapulco,
which town was practically destroyed
hy the recent earthquake shocks felt in
Mexico. The State of Guerrero. in
which Acapulco is located has also ap-
~propriated $50, 600 and an appeal is to
be made to each Mexican state govern
ment for relief for the sufferers.
The corr crop of the parish of iberia
is said TO be in excess of local demands
and in order to facilitate the mar
keting of the surplus the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad has offered to put sellers
in contact with buyers, if the sellers
will furnish a list stating quantity and
location Of corn for sale. The Iberia
Truck Growers Association has ais
offered to help bring producers and con-
sumers in touch with one another.
Speaker Cannon has announced his
congressional committees in which the
Louisiana delegation has Jared well.
Mr.. Broussard is on the Ways and
Means committee, Mir. Ransdeil is re-
! appointed to the Rivers and Harbors.
Mr.. Puio is on Banking ard Currency
and is also assigned to expenditures OF
the Department of Commerce and La
Dor; Judge Watkins is ranking Demo
crat on Revision Of Laws and is ASST
gned to War Claims also, EstopinaI
has been appointed on Naval affairs,
Wickliffe on Elections No. 3, and Gil
| more on District of Columbia.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14

Deputy Clerk Of Court and Ex-Ofilcio i~{ecouicr.
~ Misunderstanding.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-08-14

iJ'V|-F |"|T v ~ =
. OF Plsqucrniae5, Aug :. 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-26
NATIVE FLOWER
SEEDS FREE
A Packet of Fifteen Varieties of
California's Daintiest Products
Being Sent Out for Introduc-
tory Purposes.

LOS ANGELES, Calm this seed
distribution there are contained fifteen
varieties, each of which would be a
treasure to any home garden. Some Of
these are rare and difficult to obtain.
They include the wonderful Matilda
poppy, by many considered the queen
of all flowers, with it's profusion Of
yellow centered blossoms, six to nine
inches in diameter; the superb Califor.
MIA poppy, whose Spanish name is
"Copa de Oro"-Cup of Gold; the bril-
liant and graceful Shooting Star, and
twelve other packages of California
flower seeds. fifteen in all, none of
which can hardly be said to be inferior
in beauty and interest to those de-
scribed The regular price of these
seeds at retail from the large seed
growing firm from whom we obtain
the supply is $1.35, but in order to ia
troduce to you the lovely California
home and garden magazine widely
known as The Western Empire, we
will send you the entire fifteen Varie-
ties postpaid, and a full years sub
scription to our paper for only so cents.
stamps or coin. By reason of the
fact that the seed men are anxious
to get all lovers of flowers to secure
their beautiful catalogue they make il
possible for us to make this fine offer
to you. The Western Empire is same
size as Sunday Times magazine, and is
printed on the Times press. Special
pages to gardening, when to slip and
plant flowers, vegetables, and care and
attention of orchards, ETC., with a spe-
cial department on California cooking.
Don't miss this offer. Address West
ern Empire Magazine, 229 Times block,
Los Angeles, California.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-26

The Angelus grill has excellent SER
vice and better food. Fourth and Spring
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-26
BURNED BY FLAMES;
MOTHER RISKS LIFE
TO RESCUE 2 TOTS
STOVE EXPL0DES; WOMAN is
INJURED BY BLAZE
Parent Carries Children Through Fire
to Safety, Then Attends to
Her Own Ignited
Clothes

At the risk Of her own life Mrs. F.
w. Drake of 1859 Ivanhoe street fought
her way yesterday morning through a
mass of flames to get to her two
small children. Regardless of her blaZ-
ing clothing and burns on her hands
and face, she hastened out of her home
and put her little ones in a place OF
safety. After having done this Mrs.
Drake seized a rug and smothered the
fire in her clothing.
Mrs. Drake was filling the tank of a
distillate stove, the burners of which
were lighted, when in some manner
the oil leaked on the burners and an
explosion occurred. Her eyebrows and
face were burned and her clothing SET
on fire. Lillian, 21a years old, was IN
a high chair at the opposite side OF
the kitchen, and Russell, 5 years old,
was playing on the floor near by when
the explosion happened.
l.. d. Ford, a neighbor, hearing Mrs.
brakes screams, rushed into the room
and eXtinguished the flames by throw
ing bucketsful Of water on the blazing
stove and woodwork
Mrs. brakes injuries, while painful.
are not serious.
The damage to the building and
contents is estimated at $125.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-26

show, which has been going on. among
dealers, and of which the public has
had but a faint glimpse, was the effort
on the part of tire manufa cturers to
out-count each other in the actual
number of tires of their particular
make exhibited on the floor of the
show. The contest was really between
the Gorham Rubber company with the
Goodrich" tire, and the Diamond Tire
company, with the Diamond" The
former won the honor by count of
six or seven, but the cloSeneSs of the
race was a fattering compliment to
the quality of both manufacturers.
One Of the features of the day was
the arrival on the floor and the install
lation in the Locomobile booth of the
famous racer made by that company,
No. !, which was awarded the second
place in the famous Vanderbilt road
race last season. This No. l is a sis
ter to No. 16-alSO a Locomobile-Which
ran first in this Misunderstanding race
The car that arrived yesterday actual
ly beat her faster sister in one of the
laps of the Vanderbilt, and probably
has as much speed, when properly
keyed UP. She looks every inch the
racer, with a developed horsepower Of
120, and many admirers yesterday were
prepared to say that she could out
sprint any car that ever was shown on
the Pacific coast.
The Automobile club of Southern
California is doing yeoman work in
enrolling new members into its or
ganization, having one of the most at
tractiVe booths on the floor, where
every visitor is asked to register. The
club is not a commercial organization.
its entire revenues being used to post
signs along every rideable road in
Southern California as an aid to motor
ing tourists. These signs have been
placed as far as San Luis Obispo and
Fresno to the north, and the entire
length of the inland course to San
Diego, while the coast roast road will
shortly also be signed" The club has
membership of 800 at present, a gain
of 800 members since last May, and in
thirty days is expected to pass the
thousand mark.
Although number of dealers are
said to have at first made light of the
real sensation sprung by the Tourist
people in the shape of their "diner and
sleeper" which was made especially
though secretly, for the show, these
dealers very shortly learned that they
were treading on dangerous ground
because the immense crowd was so gen.
timely elated over the truly unique car
that ii became apparent that it was