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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
INOUST RIAL

Sales open HIsn. Low L,s''
y" IN Rub II ctfs 81, y -. e.
500 'Nays cil .... :" - ." 49,,
$50 IN cigar Nfe =! - ~ ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS

London. March Is Tho weekly return NJ
III" Bank e England shows tho following
changes. Total reserve increased D6liOsn
circulate decreased 1890 bullion in
creased tl,5o,.oin other securities increased
"t""l. Other deposits increased t. TO- o}n
puhllc deposits increased II $1,000 and GOV
eminent securities unchanged Tho proper
ton II tho banks reserve 10 liabilities H.
now NNl por cont. against 5l2o per cont
last week. and compares with decline
fom sos p"r cent 10 i93s per cent in this
week last Year. The rate of discount IS
unchanged at por cent
The checks cleared through tho London
banks for tho week aggregated f12iN0p o.
against til6.3lioo) at this time a year ago
Paris March Is Tho weekly return ~
tho Rank of France shows The following
changes: Notes i'm circulation decreased
~. 1870 francs. treasury deposits increased
lit.o.|n francs, general deposits decreased
2't5N.,Ho flames sold on hand increased
2.l25.0o francs. silver on hand increased
$4,000 francs. bills discounted increase
$4,000" francs and advances decreased
. ~ ooo francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED b., r. j. psy & Co.. 20. ~ Wall
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p,IelIc UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED 3, Williams. Mcconnell Coleman
80 60 Wal street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

Furnished by Frederic II. Hatch & Co. "
York and Bostcn)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
GOVERNMENT BONO''

Tho following shows NeS'ts. conf
quotations for government
With Wednesday - W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
TO THE HOLDERS o. THE G. rTn.,
MORTGAGE BONDS OF TUF vrrn..l
UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY M,rrn'
M WY III. 1911. ''th

The holders ~ said bonds sre herobv ,--
the privilege ~ extending them FOR IA. ~
- 80 years from Isr isf next - n ,-...t
With the guarsuty Of the Western T-r,o, -
graph COMPANY IN pav principal ana ir,.,
stamped upon tho hack
To expedite tho extensions 'hi, cornps,y :.
anticipate the payment ~ the Nsv "a,
coupons 10 those who present their horss.-
extension ~ This Office ~ am tina he,r.r
now and MAY let. next An additional 49,,
sixty coupons will Ar tho same tine \. !,
tscted "videncing interest payments "a, -
extended period and this Company's eu,r,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-17
PHIL PNIA STOCKS.

Furnished h, Charles l. Barney n CO. 10 -
Broad street New YORK and No 10 South
en- street philadolyiiaD
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
THE REO-ATCHA-
FALAYA RIVER,

The Outlook (Morgan City is
in receipt Of a report from G. G..
Elliott to the general government
on the drainage Of the Fifth Levee
District. The area embraced hy
the limits discussed in this report
comprises l, l5G, 900 acres situated
in the northeastern part Of the
state. 1t lies between the Missir-
sippl River on the east and Bayou
Macon, Black River, and Red
River which flow in one continuous
current southwark in the order
named. About $4,000 acres of
the total area indicated lies we. [
of Bayou Macon.
At the line between Arkansas
and Louisiana the elevation above
the Gulf is on the average from
100 to 40 feet above sea-leveI,
aud at Red River on the south, II
falls to an average OF 80 t, 10
feet above the level of the Gulf.
The outlet for drainage is through
The Mississippi, distance Of 500
miles, and through the Atchafa-
lava, a distance about one half
AZ great. If Old River, which
cOnDectS the Red with the MisSis
Sippl, were damned, the entire
outflow Of water would pass
through the Atchafalaya; and
this il the course preferred by En-
gineer Elliott. He reports that
estimates show the maximum flow
of water through Red River to be
from 23O, 600 to 27O. 600 cubic feet
per second, and that the Atchafa
laya near SimspOrt will carry this
volume at a level above the sea Of
II to less than - feet, while its
capacity under flood pressure rises
to So feet above the sea If there
fore the Red should be cut off
from the Mississippi, the flood
level in the Atcbafalaya would
rarely or never exceed so feet at
Simsport.
If these estimates are cor
rect, there seems to be no reason
for this section to object for sep
aratioE of the Red from the Mis-
sissippi river. Shreveport and
Monroe might protest on the
ground that it would lengthcD the
course of navigation from the
cities northward; but IN view Of
the fact that the dams could be
provided with locks TO keep the
passage open for boats, this ObJtc
ton lacks force.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

j. Warren Foster ct ais. W..
Iberia, ST. Mary and Eastern II
X. Company ~ ais. In re J. War
ren Foster ct ais, appiy wing fol
wri,S Of mandAmus and prohIbr
ton.
Where special railroad tax
election was contested on the
ground, among others, that mum
Der ot illegal voters named ia the
and thereby changed the result ui
the election, and he court on ap-
picatlnn ordered the ballot boxes
to be opened by the custodian III
the presence oT witnesses, and tile
parties, in order tha. the defend
ants might examine the ballots II,
ordr, to prepare their answer and,
thcrrupon the plaintiffs moved for
an appeal from the order, which
was denied, and then applied to
the Supreme Court for wIits OF
nandamus to compel The granting
of an aprt al: Held iha, the man
damus should be denied, as the in
trrI"cutory order worked no IRE
parable i.ljnry to the plaintiffs.
1t is therefore, ordered that the
preliminary wrIts and order here
IN ISSUED be recalled and revoked,
an! the proceedings be dismissed
at the cost of the REALTORS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

The Maria Central Refinery.
which was recently destroyed by
i,e, uear L"reanvllle, will he re-
buit This week Mr. A. GonsOn.
lin is having the site cleared,
making ready for the beginning
of the new structure. The new
building will be entirely Of steel
steel frame and steel siding. The
mill will be a II dern one in every
particular with capacity to take
care of its ever increasing demand.
Mr. Cons III deserves the high
est credit for his enterprise aud
prOgressiveness and should be ac
corded be 10y al support Of every
progressive cane grower OF his
section. The recent fire would
have been a serious loss indeed Il
the farmers of Fansse Poin'e had
Mr. GonsoulIn decided not to r.
LuIld. but his loss has been mad'
their gain by bis determination tt
rebuild better than before
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
PAYING OLD WARRANTS


lhe 10 zee Jury OF ihls parish,
Il. i'S regular meeting OF lhis
'hoi''h' "ia''ed 'hat warrant OF
-, per month oe ISSUED III favor
=, - : :
80 ',4''' - : minis " = - '''''''"' ;
- y :" - ~ - ~ -
va = = ''''',' '1,'' ''''' '>'''''' ~" :
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'.','' - ,'''' t'' ''' IVA
~ "'' o"' Or
Wv - ~ -. '''i
'i''''' - .s'''zs''>"' H. = 'i'i''
he 'feSthFHt ahd Secretary
Wer" 2ul horiHed - renew the iWo
notes h"ld ~ the state National
Bank
The PaisI Treasurer was duiy
authorized 10 resolution 10 det,.
rat. any s,lrpin-. that may .fls.
t. the credit of any Of ,he sen.t
at. tun;Is--the GENERAL. The Euim
inal. or Road an, Bridge Funds
to The patm n OF warrants .ssnrd
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
'HECALLING"
BAD OFFICERS.

Seattle has recently discharge,
lts mayer and elected nav on,
ne chang" MAS hI"e@h ahou by
'''' 'i9' 81 u" 'If7'aI provision OF
'''. - 1''"'f''
Tie recall IL a HrA e,ec'Iof.
icid - dGA tlme, Oh he Icmtnd
/ 81 = ear II" percentage # ihc Nof
! &f~, p" ate 'dc Wte'her an ailj -
'.t. h.te=,tt #Catl.I *eH ri lhe Jt,4s
,1i'. As "f sD'1 1fton caa,lidaIc Is
HtH. tnHItN To- jltse eli ~ fd.se
s'.' tt.'Hft fmh ha~ Iosf I'll" . III
1.,.,..#. ~ u"~. " tta 4f Isl IN
- a grIfH, ~ 1905, WAS he
~. } - H5l a fr"tIi provision
Ia It7 "h1l q. / VAS a. once
h~"d to @.t IIai u nay ~ vino ~.
Ht2hE9 idth'e' 1850 lac" lhr
'"'t A'N dgalHs' h4m f''NclaI otnef
E''i''s h'N" followed lie c%tnpte
. TO- 'NhG'a' a"d NJ irW At
Htifa cons. t'utIOA tNteud lhc re
c''' =" aI. state 't!lccf~, udiug
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
R. A. JACOB
ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY
NEW IBERIA.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
- PHONE 500


a, ,,lT ~ improved, toH
bracgnsr f..,n ''''t'tol r., tL9rnf7
locatc4 Oh soIithn.," -. p a,''I
road EraucH, milrq ,En.
Nlart!uvllIr; also. or ls,,tg.
'''t haS Pecan and Oranrc
- me fesIicncc, I tencnent
houses and all necessary ou,bu,lI-
~ ~ .aa y = ''' kood tond''lon Price !;
2,,..... I''a "la-third cash,
,'''''9 : ~ ilNe years.
ltra,t ~. P'"ttI'i3s ON Ann
.,r.,{8 49, ~, ''is or rent
= luz Warehouse ON Julia, nenr
4 a".it l't sale u rent.
/ Store Hal.dinG on corner Of Da,,
ea' eHttr streets.
Property Of Leopoli law ma,
above smiths Bakery, for rent or
haie.
Large vacant Lots on Jnlia .,
two blocks beyouud Washington at
Easy terms.
Property OF CLarl,.4 In,,ao ,.,,;,
street. $500.
A Fancy Home on ch,rlna .trao,
near P"stotfiee. $1,000 Terms.
2-story Frame building. west
Nam street, lot 5ox200. Terms.
Lot unrmprovcd, on West =, Pete,
street, Price $50.
Large lots, improved Washing
ton st., between Bank Avenue and
1ca,fe Street. $500.
Small property improvcd conner
Field street and West avenue. n,ict
sale 5000. Terms.
The French Properties in DrooL-
lyn, corner Rozier and Front as
NO. l,2,3,f, These properties will
pc soid on small cash payments,
oalahce on easy terms.
House and lot, on Lassalle Street
seven bearing pecan trees a room
house, lot lOOxli4. Price $3.50.
House and lot corner Fulton and
Lassaile, small store building on
premises. Price 1920.
House and lot corner French and
st. Peter Streets. Price $4,000
Terms.
House and lot, Rozier st Price
5000. Terms.
Small nro,or,u NJ ,o,, u
Street PRICE xioo
Vacant lot w. Main st onnoaito
School House. Price 500. Terms.
S;x vac,nt loto Eronoh nj. I
Ptice 5000 each
Tyo vooo,t ,a.. -. @.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
A FIRE DRILL.

Principal r. w. Lee of the
@eanrreite High School, carried
ut a highly successful fire dr;ll in
= school Friday morning. With
nIt warning any of the teachers or
pupils, Prof Lee caused the JAM
or to burn some waste in the
basement, which created a dense
-muke. he smoke was allowed
10 invade the recitation rooms be-
fore the alarm of fire was given,
when the teachers marshaled the
children and marched them out to
the beat Of the drum in regular or.
der One and one half minutes
after the alarm was gwen, every
child was safely out Of the build
ing. Although some Of the little
ones got good fright, there was
no panic allowed to start. Prof.
Lee was greatly pleased with the
success Of tn. fire drill.--Jeaner-
cite Herald.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY
AN APPRECIATION

/. Nc Conncll, Catherine St, FL
mira, N. Y, writes: 81 wish to ex-
press my appreciation OF the great
good | derived from FOley's Kid
ney Remedy, which l used for Il
bad case Of kidney trouble. Five
bottles did the work most cffcc-
lively and proved to me beyond
doubt it is the most reliable kid
ney medicine ] have ever taken"
For sale at Taylor's drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
CAMERA OWNERS.

II YOU would like to see copy
OF q beautiful, practical, interest
ing, modern Photographic maga-
zine. written and edited with the
purpose of teaching all photogra-
Dhers how to use their materials
and skill to the best advantage,
either for profit or amusement
ennd rs your name on postcard.
Don't forget or DELAY, but write
at once. The three latest numbers
rr;II no sent for 25 cents. $3.50 a
year. INV
Pope Bldg. Boston, "ass
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

Just the right medicine for back
ache, rheumatism, Bright's disease
and all urinary irregularities. Mrs
J. c. Olivier, TickfsW, La, says
Il can recbmmeDx Foley Kidney
Pills. l SUI dferedWith kidney trou-
bic for eiahtfen months and got
relief re7>days after had taken
them. I am glad to recommend
them to anybody for kidney and
bladder trouble as I know from
experience they are fine."
For sale at Taylor's Drug Store,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

The travelling expenses OF gov
prnmrnt officers and employees las,
wear amounted to twelve millions
of dollars, and President Taft has
lust sent IA letter TO the ecietary
Of the Treasury asking him to
send to the economy commission
all travel records for the last fiscal
year for the purpose OF tabGlation
revision with a view TO reduction
and ecoD0my.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
SgNITa9Y
INSPECTION.

The Health lraE arf

last Saturday on athoo Ill.u
aud WA, visited I'M .lary Y. ~
oi o,lr people Inc ,ieilo. -,
tcr show tl,,t Suu,tlrn W.
three hundred prIsan4 raG .,.gf-
tered, while peIb.I,s as man,
moie faIlcd to du 70.
pr Ynu,,. cl,ll,,n,,.-, H.. r,,,
Hn,,d ut lIe.,l1n MA N4y., rou.,
Together ,peoiye,, tie vI,,ro,s "a,
escortcd ~. ~t,t. Ii,,ItL anic.,,
~ tour Of Inspection abonI ihe
city. Whllc The oiliriai reports
on thus cIly have npt beer giye
out yet il - qulte certain that il
will contain mnch thai rot com
| plmrnlary.
DR., Youur saws b4 IN, ,.dyised
" been d,fid,.nf IN ,t,.r,,tn,g
rlpii rnf,rc,.p,.n, IN 4Y,,it,,v ,.gr.
Iat,ous h.,.tofo,.. for III. ,e,snt,
that IL, f.I, /, h.sItancy ~ nudar
,sk,,,, am i,t.,,rnt,t,an .f ,ho
health l,us Uad i. a,temn,4d
This INTERPRETATION, and m. Stat.
officers co,niur here D,tor ana mo
difyIny his demands il vnula hay.
,ynosra b,m +, criticisms Nav
ma, ~. &t.tr oi,;,.,u h,,n ind;
c,,ad cl.,,Iv !, u.,.,iI wh,t j. :.
uni,.a IN .,ch inst.n,.n ~ u.,s h.
* CONG tn .nforc. avs tn The
haitian ~ J.. vi,l i. l, al M, NJ
on;c.
~ 49,, n ;
, m .1 ', 49,
~.
~. ,.h,,n.. ,.....,,, j., H.. mad.
!, order to ,.a, III. 4 drm,nds viii
entail an pxprns. of som. Il \ o,
eight hundred dollars. All meat
stalls must be screened | he fl,
is the frs, enemy to h, alth which
drnaI.ds the serious 'rn. federation
OF IT,. authorities: but il is bot
The oun one. The 5urcher's slapd
must Toe screened plI.l his ia
irons as well. f.. confidence
c,u4.r be renosed he sanitary
cnndjIon of ever In5 nail
WING. i I,iypp \ niece or
meat. re effort to !, :. its TN.
d.tues4 proner i, ,,tL reonla
,..,,s DOM. "a that the ,a.at < ~
i. .,L, ~ ~ oue uav. ,a|
h.tcbe. ,,i ,ra il is. auIi-.,el
customer Ihn mafiet oc,r, nA
win tu ,rsora he d4sjruad TO
,rot.c, thp butche va - from
NOR, ,Lan the flies.
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-. IL xsa,, ar ,1,a ,,a,lat n,a
=, ''
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p'o' .n 'a,.,I,, i, ...,.nI..
a,nn.., D,i,y,,a, nust .ouiu
II + establisj ments ith the re-.
CARED unmhcy and SIZES TO mte,
H.. ..ma,,ds If fbpir tr9da Tn,
da,,, men must p,ovi,le the regnfa
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

TO day the Good Government
League will meet in New Orleans,
when and where it will formulate
plans for its entry into the coming
state campaign. A platform and
candidates are to be selected.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

Ma erialS are being assemble d
at this polIt by tn ) utheIn p
cific railroad for he erection OF
the eI, ctrical'y controlled ew:feh
tower. ~, WORK of binding IT,
tower will hardly be commenced
before all the materials are NJ on
the grounds.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

Governor Sanders has pnychas-
ed "A tonring car, and will use the
same IN inspecting The good roads
of the State, and incidentally cover
the state in the interest of the
Senatorial tOga.-Ex.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

Fire and wind-torm losses paid
in Louisiana during 1910 were 81
221,717 on 81 l91 80 premiums
collected, the average premium
rate being Sl.56.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
SPECIAL R. R.
TAX STANDS.

Tie Iberia, st. Mary & East
crn Railroad Successfully
Defends the Special Tax at
Franklin, As Decided by
the Supreme Court.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

Mr.. Waite: BrOnssard started
erecting the new switchboard Oh
thursday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
WASHINGTON EE1Tr.o.

1.. II 4
winch b',s iu.t ....aJ ~,
lnerss.,n, H., ,tatio..4 .t,,f. 49,, I'LL,
tn, jjfpoI-t~ vbn ,t.l,fcd ., mn.
intd wars horr.a f.-.ut ,,
Pacific and b n... re,,I..,.
! 0hll4f,tl14.r.} .n,
~ueh ~,5sI44.t,, =a- 5
bt4nal aid En-. e.r
| he Vai n3,Ed .m
gft -~u.ln Il, .s
! raGrlH fr
! Hl 0EH
4 iiua~aa s5
! ur r.ta.5 #rs 4
] n Ia
/ l,.drr H.
! hat scaIg tg ,
~ cnuttI,
>hlp~ aud Ic.lsiD.4t
plINe\ \4l~ al asut #al..#et t.-s
C.n5.,.
men was ass IHat3 "a attN
can border iW ahat eNs lllpFs
lie admrtylIattun has not safd
i5nfluE ~ session representative
orators were iHHng h. amy
ana ma1hilyung out / trnStlesa
"oildI ION II N"a gwen out that
japan could land qualtcf Of 4
million Of soldiers on The Pacific
coast before We could get ten |
thousand. Wei, IN less than u |
week We have assembled com
rletby equipped army of twenty |
Thousand men more than half way
on lis journey to the Pacific slope, |
and there is no doubt .hat with
the lines of railroad at our dispo
sal we can IN two weeks or less
time place ioI,y thousand men in a
position to defend he three ni
tour sensitive points Of attack on
ON western lltoIal.
M, .,,;
ami : ,h,, ~. m,li,,,, d.nnn
.,,.,,,,,, 49,. p,a n.a,,,, :, ,,r.
,n,no.. .n,..wh,, similar - ,h,I
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,'n ,',,,,,'., ',,a, af n.n,;,,. ,"a.
= W.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18
Children n Cry
FOR fLETcHER'S
G ASTO RIA

Bonds Of The IBERIA, St Mary
and Eastern Rail Road have been
sold and the contract for coDstI"c'
tlon let. Morgan City Outdoor.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

Ny~'eria, ''dauehte' u -. y
and queen Of song s"yo y;,o at.~
,,,ctiou on The bill at the Green
vall Theatre all this week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-03-18

The meeting then adjourned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-29
ACCOUNTANTS ARE
 TO SEE BIRMINGHAM
Railroad Men Pass Through Here Today From New Orleans
 Convention

A large party of prominent railway of- fcials, who have been attending the an- nual meeting of the Association of Amer ican Railway Accountants, will reach here this morning from New Orleans.
 They will be taken on a special train leaving the Terminal station this morn- ing at 10 o'clock for trip around the Birmingham district. They will visit Co., rey, Ensley, Bessemer and Red Noun tain properties and several other points of interest in this district Quite num- her of local railroad officials will ac- company them on the trip. The train will be operated by the Birmingham Southern railroad under the management of Fred Kestler, general superintendent.
 The party will include President l.. A. Jones of the association, who was elected at New Orleans. He is comptroller of the Queen and Crescent route. Others in the party will be NJ. B. Bauvet. comp troler of the Illinois Central railroad, or Chicago; c. w. Counting, comptroller of the Pennsylvania railroad, and C. C.. Phillips, secretary of the association.
 The delegates will number approximate ly 50 officials and after seeing Birming- ham they will leave on late trains to- right for their respective places of resi- dence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-29
EX-COMPTROLLER
 IS NOT A SORE-HEAD
Eustis Pays Tribute To Commission and Compliments To His Sue
 cesSOr

The most magnamimous comment that has been made by any city oHiclal re- leased by the economic polices Of the heard of commissioners was that of former Comptroller George Eustis. In formal st atement issued to the press MT. Eustis, who leaves the service of the city today. much to the regret of not only the oifi- cials, but a great number of other peo- ple, said that the city was to be- con- rratulated on the acquisition of the serv- ices of Comptroller Abbott, and that the commissioners were sure to win in tnelr fight for reduction of expenses
 His statement follows:
 '''rhe city is to be congratulated on the acquisition of man of the type and parts of MT. Abbott, the lately appointed city comptroller than whom better man could hardly have been selected.
 The commissioners have manifestly determined to effect the financial re- construction of the city unaided and un- fcttered by minor and personal consld- erations; their tenacity of purpose and determined course removes any doubt that may. have existed as to the ulti- mate results of their labors. The job IS gigantic, but they are sure to win"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-29
SELMA DECIDES
 ID HOLD FAR

Selma, April &.-(Special.)-At a meet ing of the stockholders of the Central Alabama Fair association tonight it was decided to hold a fair here next fall if the business men of the city will donate s9O00 toward the movement. Dur ing the meeting V. B. Atkins was elect ed president, w. l.. Ward, vice president and Morgan Richards, secretary. The fair association will be reorganized and ad- ditonal stock will be sold. There is lit tie doubt but that a most successful fair will be held here during the fall months as result of the meeting tonight