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Evening journal., 1912-05-24

a new charter not to perpetuate old
systems, but to make bad govern
ment most impossible.
In my next letter I will take up
Sec. 40. and show how under that
clause fifty thousand can be annually
misappropriated.
Respectfully,
George Henry Dole.
Wilmington, Delaware, May "a 1912.
Evening journal., 1912-05-24
PASTORS IN PULPIT ExCHANGl

The Rev. w f. Greenfield of SilI
verbrook NJ r. Church and the Rev
Howard Ennis. of Stanton NJ. f. ChurcI
will exchange pulpits on next SUNDAY
morning.
Evening journal., 1912-05-24

Hope Farm, established for the relief or cure of
those afflicted with menaced by tuberculosis,
Of the most deserving Of the many deserving phian-
thropic institutions in and Wilmington The at
tendance at the amateur productions of "Pinafore"
showed that the public appreciates that fact
gatulste those interested in the upon the great
that has attended their efforts obtain funds
for the prosecution of the benehcent work of the in
stitution.
Evening journal., 1912-05-24

Let all hope that the Hamburg American line steam
ship Imperator, which launched in Hamburg
yesterday. and which is the largest steamship
built will not be followed by such i'll star
the Titanic, Of the White Star line. Descriptions Of
this mammoth German liner show that she is a wonder
ful craft She is 900 feet long and has beam of 96
feet Her weight is $4,000 TONS 1000 greater than
that Of the Titanic. The designers of the Imperator
say she will develop average speed of % 12 knots.
From architectural viewpoint the Imperator will
be as handsome in finish the Titanic Features
closed by hydraulic pressure regulated from the
bridge. She also will be protected below the water
line by double bottoms and side coal hunkers. For
the amusement of passengers there will be tennis
courts, golf links, swimming pool and Ritz res
taurant The Imperator will make her maiden voyage
TO the United States next Spring. Captain Hans
Ruser. formerly of the German navy will command
her Il is safe to predict he will take such chances
as we're taken by Captain Smith of the Titanic.
Evening journal., 1912-05-24

We would remind that New York woman who says
girls should be taught hrt that it is wholly un-
necessary.
Evening journal., 1912-05-24
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Evening journal., 1912-05-24
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
LONDON AUTO BUSES
EARN MORE MONEY
THAN TROLLEY CARS

The wonderful strides made by the
London motor bus service in late years
have ceased to occasion comment from
foreign power wagon enthusiasts, who
seem to view its progress in a sort of
Il told you so" spirit. Yet to those un-
familiar with the situation abroad, the
actual figures are really amazing.
Since 1908, when thirteen machines
were in operation, London's motor bus
service has expanded by leaps and
bounds, until there are now more than
2,l00 busses in actual use. In the LAST
year or more says The Power Wagon,
it has been encroaching upon the field
heretofore practically monopolized by
the tramways. with results that are
causing great alarm among the tram
way officials. As matter of fact, they
are Witnessing a constantly increasing
rate of reduction in their receipts, while
the motor bus service continues to ex-
pand both physically and financially.
The following figures, compiled from
official statistics Of the London County
council and the London General Omni-
bus Company, serve to show the change
brought about in the last year:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
OAKLAND MOTOR co.
TO CONSTRUCT 1850
AUTOS DURING 1918

George E. Daniels, vice president and
general manager of the oakland Motor
Car Company, announces that the plans
for next season call for the building of
II, 500 Oakland cars, and that this will
necessitate a number of factory addi-
tons These will be started at once. A
total of 100000 square feet of space will
be added.
The carrying out of this program
means that the We'll known Pontiac
concern becomes the worlds seventh
producer of high grade automobiles.
Those in the trade have watched with
interest the phenomenal growth Of this
company. The season just closed has
been a wonderful one-the Oakland
proving very popular in important CEN
tiers like New York, Chicago, Boston,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati Detroit, Oma-
ha. San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta
and other points.
1.-The Oakland came into its own,
said Vice President Daniels, recently
THE car has a firm foundation for its
popularity and ability. 1t is today one
Of the standard motor cars. And this
popularity is bound to grow in the
future. The 1918 line warrants the
making of this statement.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
OAST-TO-COAST
TOUR|SF|N|SHED
Westgard Completes "Over-
land Trail" Upon Arrival
in New York.

Second of the three trans continental
routes being laid out this year by the
touring information board of the Amer
lean Automobile association was COM
pleted Tuesday, September "a, by the
arrival in New York of it's field repre-
tentative, A. l.. Westgard. Since June
II the Pathfinder 40" engaged in this
WORK has been driven from New York
to Seattle, thence down to San Fran
cisco and east from the Golden Gates.
with side trips to Yellowstone National,
Glacier National Park and Denver, a
total so far of about 10000 miles.
With the exception of a two days
run from Cheyenne to Denver and back.
In order to include that important loop
in the itinerary of the forthcoming
overland Trail" the return trip from
San Francisco Yves made very quickly
through Sacramento, Reno. Salt Lake
City Cheyenne, Omaha and Chicago.
Roads through western Wyoming were
found to be bad in many I aces. but
several Good Reads clubs, the State
Automobile association and public spir-
tied citizens generally, are working
hard for their improvement. Great
progress is already being made, par
ticularly as these stretches will be on
two great transcontinerta highways.
Gets Valuable Data.
On his way East from Cheyenne. Mr.
Westgard travelled over the Platte Riv-
er Route. taking complete notes of
mileages, road conditions aud all other
necessary Information for the tourist
via North Platte, Grand Island and
Fremont, Nebr., to Omaha; thence
across Iowa via Denison, State Center,
Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids to
Clinton Crossing the Mississippi river
from Clinton. Iowa, to Fulton, H., the
Overland Trail" continues over north
ern Illinois by practically an airline
through Dixon, Rochelle and Geneva to
Chicago.
En- route back from Chicago, Mr..
Westgard travelled through South Bend,
Ind, Cleveland, Ohio, and Erie, Pa, to
Westfield n. Y, where he turned al
most directly east through Mayville,
jamestown, Salamanca and Olean to
Hornell, Corning, Elmira and Bingham
ton. The remainder of the trip was
across the Catskills, and along the
Hudson river through Kingston, New
burgh, Suffern, Nyack and TaTrytOWn.
After a very brief rest, Mr.. Westgard
turned again toward Southern Califor-
mia by the Midland Trail" the last one
of the three transContinental routes be-
ing laid out this year by the American
Automobile association. This route is
beinE covered through Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Columbus, Indianapolis, St.
Louis, Kansas City, Colorado Springs
and salt Lake City to Los Angeles,
which will be reached about Deem
Der /.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
GOODYEAR CO.
ENLARGE PLAN I.
Akron Rubber Factory Erect
ing New Factory Buildings
and Office.

The new building now in course Of
erection at the plant of the Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Company. Akron, Ohio,
is Indicative of the wonderful progress
made by this firm in the last year or
two In addition to the buildings re-
Gently completed, other structures, to
accommodate the increased business,
are being built A new office building
to find room for 500 employees, and to
relieve the congestion in the old office
building, has been occupied recently.
The new building is an imposing struc-
ture and has been built as a wing on
the east side of the old structure. 1t
measures 126X50 feet The executive
quarters occupying the ground floor of
the main building are finished in quar-
tered oak panel, and the presidents Of
flee and directors room is "qished in
mated throughout by the ndir, ct light
solid mahogany The building is illumi-
ing system.
Adjacent TO the new administration
building is a new two-story garage, 143
X56 feet almost completed, with an eX-
ira story at the front of the building to
be used as an assembly room.
The structural iron work of the new
No. 6 building has almost been COM
pieted. 1t will measure 400 feet long
by so feet wide, and will be six stories
being made for a new five story build
high with a basement. Excavations are
ing measuring $50 feet by 60 feet and
an extension 1926 feet by 40 feet Is being
made to building No. IA. These three
buildings are expected to be completed
by the end of the year. They will be
utilized to meet the increased demand
for automobile tires and the capacity of
the plant win be brought to 5000 auto
mobile tire castings a day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
Delivery the Day You Buy

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-03-02

realized that Mr. Henderson could by than thirty
the entire Where friends of Sheriff Henderson
did good work the anerette ward the friends of Mr. Lassae
always claiming they would the box which returned
favor of Mr. Henderson by thirty whereas four
had been given to Mr. opponent by hun
dred Had not been for the ory ohe New Iberia box Mr.
asa would have received the victory he fought hard to
acquire and Ilendersons political would have ended
The fight for the position of Assessor between Mess Fred
w. Bauman and T. Armance Derouen surprise only
far Mr. Derouen majority few Of Mr. Baumn supporters felt
that he could change the decision Of the first Primary short
time being little known throughout the country wards and
committed to Mr. Derou who had really making
the campaign since his defeat for four by the late
ard Fere and for that hundreds seemed think that
entitled to the office
The for Coroner bet Dr. Shaw Dr.
decided IN favor of the official by the small majority
of and would been otherwise had the
portes of Dr. Shaw given him such large majority the
reauye BOOTH which 25 and there possible
the other wards being about break
stems while defeated rejoicing the big vote given him by
his New Iberia friends his majority being exactly hundred
eghtytwo which attest his personal popularity his home
and which had not his friends felt certain Of his could
been largely augmented during the day of the
would have easily.
Mr. L. Cyrus DeBanc, cand idate for Police Juror this
Ward defeated Mr. Leon Dreyfus bya large majority will
henceforth sit with the officials Of that Body one
sentatives of the Sixth Ward.
One noticeable thing which be the good Of the Parish
that fractional lines draw formerly and hencefor
campaigns will be conducted along lines that will
good the people all The bit ternes and of defeat will
be forgotten Immediately after each campaign
had become known
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-03-02
IN MEMOklAM.

1t was Saturday, February the
oath, 1912, that the spotless spirit
of Lodo Julie, the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine GOula OF
Patoutvi.le. this Parish, took its
flight to "The Eternal Home. -
Like a bud that blossoms in ear
~ morn to be stricken before 1t
blooms into fulIsome sweetness
like the tender dew that melts
away before the first rays of a
life giving sun, this sweet little
spirit was taken 'FRONT.' us at the
very threshold of life s door.
Although but four years of age,
yet by her gay little prattle; by
her tender. aftpctionate manner,
she had woven around the hearts
of relatives and friends, aye, OF
all who knew her, such a loving
chord of affection that even the
merciless hands of time may never
tear assunder.
In His Wisdom however, He
has decreed that her pure little
soul should never endure the
cruel blows Of an inscrutable
world.
Her infant spirit has been
waited to that Sublime, though
awful Hereafter, there to take
her place among the Angelic
Hosts, to forever sing, in grand
and sublime unison, Hosanna,
Hosanna, Hosanna in excelsis dec.
May her sweet little. soul for
ever rest in peace, and may one
day, all her dear ones meet her
in her Everlasting JOY"
A FRIEND.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-03-02
WORK ON THE TROLLEY LINE
PROGRESSING.

This has been busy week with
the Trolley line builders and the
entire line is being vigorously
pushed to completion on the Main
Street of New Iberia. The be-
ginning Of the track laying and
excavating was commenced at the
corner Of Railroad Avenue and
Main Street and completed until
it is now below the Post office. Mr..
II. K. johnson, the contractor has
over two hundred men employed
between here and Jeanerette on
the gigantic enterprise and with
the heavy plow, drawn by trac-
ion engine it was marvellous how
fast the shell road was plowed fol-
lowed by the shovelers and the
road bed put in shape for the
cross ties and again recov-
cred with the same dirt so as not
to interfere too much with the
general traffic on Main Street. II
was only on Monday that any
thing tangible could be found
as to what site would be accept
able to build the big Power House
and car barns. several sites having
been offered in this City by the
members Of the City Council,
among them the Emmer and
Kramer properties in the lower
end of the City. but the parties
having charge Of the work found
them unfit to meet the demands
of the plant. On Monday the
Council met in called session and
decided to allow the officials of
the Trolley Co. the privilege of Sc.
Letting their own grounds, know
ing the gentlemen were better
able to select a site that would
meet their requirements than any
other set of men, which was the
proper attitude to take under the
circumstances. They Immediately
accepted the site offered by
Messrs. s. G. Sumrall and Henry
N. Pharr about three miles below
the City limits and within a few
days Messrs. Jerry Taylor and
Xavier Herpeche. who have the
contract to build the Power House
will begin the construction of
same. Already the poles for the
guy wires on Main street are be-
ing put into position, being trans
ferred over their own rails on a
hand car, specially arranged for
that purpose. 1t is the intention
of the Southwestern Traction and
Power Company to have the line
in full operation by the middle of
April, unless inclement weather
should set in and interfere with
the work. Never in the history
Of New Iberia has Main st. pre-
sented such a busy appearance and
dozens of people were seen with
kodaks taking views of the gangs
laying the rails and digging the
trenches.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-03-02
CALOMEL SOMETIMES
a.. CAUSES SALVATION
Dodson's Liver Tone Has All the
Medicinal Properties of Gallo
mel With None Of the
gerOus After Effects.

Yon can get along without TAX
ing calomel yourself or giving it
to your family when you can buy
a substitute for it as good as
Dodson's Liver-Tone. Dodson 3
Liver-Tone is pure, harmless
vegetable liquid that starts the
liver to action just as surely as
calomel does. But, unlike calo-
mel, Dodson s Liver Tone does not
stimulate the liver too much. 1t
cures constipation gently instead
OF making you more bilious than
you were at first, and it can no
more salivate you than a table
spoonful of maple syrup can sail.
vate you.
Dodson's Liver-Tone has given
such perfect satisfaction to every
person to whom John r. Taylor
has sold a bottle that this store
will give the omney back to any
PERSON who buys a bottle and
does not find it a perfect substi-
tute for calomel Tt is worth
something to you to try medi-
cine with a guarantee like that.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-03-02

DAYS, Kentucky Wonder, White
Crease, Back Southern Prolifc
Small Lima.
Cabbage-It is rather late tc
saw cabbage seeds, you may try
Jersey Wakefield, Henderson
summer, Stems Early Flat Dutch
Carrots-Danvers Half Long
Chantenay.
Corn for family use to seventy
to eighty days-Adams Early
Stowells Evergreen. | do not un
i9rstand why famihea do not
plant the Evergreen corn instead
of the field, it is earlier, ears are
as large, it remnais in greaSState
longer also more productive and
superior to any corn for table
use, try it once and you will al
ways plant again.
Cucumber-forty to sixty days,
Extra Long White Spine, Ever
green White Spine, Davis Per-
feet. Klondike, Long Green, Bos-
ton Picking.
Eggplant 100 to $50 days
Black Beauty, Long Purple, Long
White.
Head Lettuce so to 10 days
California Cream Butter, st.
Louis Market, Passion. Bib Bos-
ton.
Mustard 40 to so days-South-
ern Curled, Chinese Broad
Leaved.
Okra 60 to 70 days-Perkin s
Long Rod, White Velvet, Dwarf
Green.
Parsley-Plain Leaved, Curled.
Peas 60 to 90 days-Extra Ear
ly, Alaska First and Best, Cham
pion of England Blackeyed Mar
rowfat.
Sweet Pepper 100 to $50 days,
Ruby King, Chinese Giant.
Radish 20 to 40 days, Early
Scarlet Turnip, White Turnip,
French Breakfast. Half Long
Scarlet, Long Scarlet, China
Rose, Black Spanish.
Spinach so to 60 days-Flan-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-03-02

the ballots there was no apparent
reason for sample tickets, evCy
voter having his mind made up
before he ever went into the
booth exactly how he would vote.
The proclamation issued by DIS
trict Attorney Muller few days
before the election which was sent
to all parts of the Parish, warning
the commissioners that the law
must be carried out fully, had the
desired effect and no doubt was
responsible for Sheriff Henderson
election in the second contest.
There were polled in the entire
Parish Two Thousand, Two Hun
dred and Eighteen ballots, small
increase over the first primary
which showed how interested the
people were in the fight and how
they took advantage Of the beau
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-03-02
TEAcHER's INSTITUTE.

The Teachers Institute of tn,
Parish will hold their fourth In
stitute meeting at the New Iberis
High School Building on Marcel
the ninth.
/. Vocal Solo, Miss Mcmahon
2. Model history recitation
9TH grade) and discussion in the
various departments conducted
by Mrs. Major.
3. The Teacher and the School,
Chaps v and vi, Mr.. Lloyd Porter.
4. Violin Solo, with piano ac-
compartment, Mr.. Doremus and
Mrs. WE'LL.
5. Practical hints for beauti-
flying our schools, Miss Katherine
Winters.
6. Hygiene in the school room,
Chaps. x, XI, Mr.. Harrington.
Z. SUPERINTENDENT Critique.
s. Adjournment.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-03-02

ders, Round Thick Leaved
Bush Squash, 60 days, WI
Scallop.
Tomato 100 to $50 days-E,.|
ana, Early Jewell. Liyino,.1
Beauty, Perfection, Acme. NJ
Stone, Dwarf, Champion PAL
erosa.
! Turnip 10 days-Large Pun
Top Globe, Early Purple, MI
Fat Dutch. Cow Horn.
Water Melon, 80 to 100
AS this is a very important \
paying crop gardeners and n
ers should be very careful Al
the variety and quality of II
they plant. Success depends ept
~ upon the nature of the |
fertilizer and mode of enlt;
ton. Many fail to grow w,s
and musk melon and do NOT n
derstand the cause, they plp
home grown seeds, it does /
necessarily follow that hon
| grown seeds are not as good 4,
! reliable as those grown elsevhq
often seeds are saved from mela
that are prematured, somptin
the season for melon is unfsv
able. too much rain, sun very h
melons ripened but the seed
not mature. the crop is also Ii
Seeds sold by seed merchants
grown by experts and in lOe
tiles adapted to the growing
melonc.
Cole Early, Alabama Svt
Kleckley Sweet, Halbert Hon
Florado Favorite, Tom Wah
Arkansas Traveller, Georgia H
tie Snake.
Musk Melon 70 to 90 day
Rocky Ford, Anne Arundel, La
Hackensack, Emerald Gem.
As the season is advanced
time can be lost, put your
in good condition, plant
fresh and reliable seeds,
thorough cultivation and ther
still time to have all the vegeta
needed for home and market