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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-05-16
ANENT THE GHOST
OF CARRIER

1t begins to look very much as though
Harvey c. CARRIER former member O
the National Democratic committee, was
going to have as much to say regarding
the distribution of federal patronage il
Ohio as Senator Altee Pomerene or any
other Democratic member of the lower
House of Congress. CARRIER had much tc
do with Wilson nomination and more tc
do with Harmon's defeat for the presi.
dency, and events at Washington indi-
cate that President Wilson is at least
appreciative.
And why not? There is no reason that
The Democrat can see for turning down
ones friends to put men who would dis
credit the administration if they could do
so without exposing themselves.
Why should young Browne of Green
vile, for instance, be turned down for
lieutenant of Congressman Cooke?
The Brownies of the Greenville Demo
cratic Advocate-father and sons-made
a clean an open fight for the nomination
of President Wilson against a reaction,
ary. The senior Browne, together with
Hon. H. c. Fox of this county, went
before the people as progressive candi-
dates for delegates in this district to the
Democratic national convention at Balti-
more. And they won despite the work
of the Harmon administration and its
standpat and reactionary adherents, of
which Congressman Cooke was one of
the principal cogs in the machine
We all remember to what extreme Mr..
Cooke went to nullify the verdict OF the
people of the district at the Toledo con-
yention and helped to fasten the unit
rple on the Ohio delegation.
IF the administration at Washington
wants advice on appointments in this
section it would not make a mistake if
it consulted the men who made fight in
its behalf when political plums-ripe
and iuicy-were less potent influence
to political activity.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-05-16
the state in road building.
Utilities Law strengthened

Ohio has for some time had public
service commission, which exercised
general supervision over the activities
of all public utilities, including bond
issues, rates, service, ETC., but a new
act greatly strengthens that law. TO
prevent delay and to secure speedy
operation of all orders affecting rates,
the new law contains a provision
which forces all appellants to com
mence litigation in the court Of fina!
Jurisdiction, and no injunction shall
be issued by judge staying the order
of the public utilities commission un'
less an investigation Of the merit OF
the order has been made. Such pro
cedure is provided for on court ap.
peals from the orders Of practically
all other state commissions. A valua
ton is to be made of utilities.
fCoutinua1 on page elght.)
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-05-16

There is still no market Tor county and
municipal bonds, which go begging for
bidders every time they are offered for
sale, In both Cleveland and Columbus
bonds aggregating half million dollars
were offered for sale last week, but there
were no bidders either place. Thereason
for this is explained in the folly of 1.-THE
constitutional convention last year in tax
ing bonds of this class which for many
years before had been exempt. The rate
of interest has been increased, but that
does not appear to make them any more
attractive. 1t is expected that this con-
dition will continue until the people
shall have ratified the Mooney PROPOSE
tion to exempt these bonds from taxation
"a proposition that will be submitted in
the form of an amendment to the consti-
tuition at the coming November election.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-05-16
WOODROW WILSON AND THE SHORT BALLOT
What Professor wilson Knew About Politics.

This story is told of a conversation which Woodrow
Wilson had some years ago, with New Jersey egsla'
tor about new commission which 1t was proposed to
establish
How are the members of the Commission to be
given their places? BY appointment" asked Mr. Wilson
NO" said the Legislator I'VE thought that should
be left to the people"
'You mean that they ought to be eleeted"
Eyes"
"Were you elected by the people2" asked Wilson
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-05-16

weaccept Bryan dollars on subscription
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
CONVENTION CITY.

We are pleased to announce
that through the efforts Of Mr.,
Chas. w. Onthwaite Of the Els
,rge Drug Company. who Was
a delegate to the State meeting
in the City Of New Orleans this
week of the Travellers PrOtec-
tive Association, New Iberia has
been selected as their place OF
meeting next year. Several 9th
er cities in Louisiana made a hard
fight for the privilege OF enter
tanning the Knights Of the Hoa'.
but their arguments were o.
no weight when the advantages
of a meeting here were made
known TO the members of the As
ISOLATION by Mr., Cultivate. This
week kilograms reached New lbe-
ria from Messrs. Willie l.. Burke
and Sidney G. Harry who were
delegates to the Convention OF
the knights of Coiumbus that
they mad also been successful III
capturing the 1914 session of that
Secret Order. This makes three
conventions that will be held in
our City next year, the other be.
ing the Homestead League OF
Louisiana. Now that we WA
have ample Hotel accommoda-
tons we should bend every effort
to keep New Iberia in the front
rank as we have q great deal
more to off r sight seeing visitors
than the average Lonis'ana
town. We feel sure when these
visitors come within our gates
our citizens will do their Ut
most to make them welcome
while our guests. Lst Us put
our shoulders to the whe d
and make New Iberia what might
be called Convention City. no
better method of advertising the
resources and beauties OF our
City and country could be de-
vised than by bringing strangers
here.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17

On Wednesday evening we WIS.,
tied the wonderful. glass factory
where window panes and plate
glass are made. The glass Is
made of three kinds of sand,
special salt and coal dust cooked
to degree in an oven heated to
white heat, the fire being started
% days in advance. From tins
oven the hot connection is trans
ferred to furnaces where 1t is
heated through another process
and in twenty-nine places from
these different furnaces are men
who with the human breast blow
the glass from long tubes swing
ing same from the mouth while
blowing, there being an opening
at the bottom and the top being
cut off by other working by the
encirling process. After this is
done the round tubes are trans
ferred to another section where
they are placed in revolving
hoored ovens where the round
glass after being cut from top to
bottom is by the heat and hand
work fattened out while in these
furnaces with long rods and comes
out in, fiat sheets when it is put
on the market as a finished artl-
Gle. The management had boxed
for shipment the day Of our vlsl:
Fifty Thousand Dollars worth OF
glass which was shipped to East
ern markets. 1t would take sew
eral columns of the Enterprise to
chronicle everything we seen
that was worthy of mention dur
ing our three days visit among
those hospitable and progressive
people.
Among the former Tberians who
are now residents of that City
and who speak nothing but praise
of the thrift of its citizens are
Messrs. f. p. Carstens, Walter
VOORHEES,, J. w. Compton, Pollard
Sealv. Jos. We'll and several 9th
ers. We shall long keep in sweet
remembrance, our visit to that
marvellous city of North Louisl-
ana
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
MEETING TO-DAY

Superintendent Ralph W,
Frame has issued the following
,rooram of a Teachers Institute
Meeting which will take place at
the New Iberia High School tins
morning, May 18th, beginning at
nine o'clock The following IS the
program: wv ,,
Piano Solo, Mrs. r. w. Frame:
Model Recitation IN ohl'eo
States History. D1'terehe'
customs, occupations and eharac-
fer of the Northern and Southern
Colonists, and the causes
Grade to he selected by teacher
in charge, Miss Stone.
Resume of Sociology and MOD
ern Social Problems, Chap. Nj
Finis, Mr.. i. A. Wallet.
Piano Solo, Mr.. J. b. Hull.
How can we foster art in the
child's home? Miss l.. White.
"The Teacher and The School
A summary of Chaps. Il and ~
Mr.. Chas. M. Bahon.
Louisiana: Resources and Pos
sibilities. Louisiana Invita-
ton. pp. (13O-150) Miss Eva
ScheXnayder.
The Teachers Vacation Prob
lem, Mr.. Lloyd Porter.
This number will be followed
by a general discussion to which
each teacher will be requested to
contribute.
Closing Remarks, Mr.. r. W.,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
TRUCK GROWERS MEETING

At the meeting of the Iberia
Parish Truckers Association held
on Wednesday evening, May l4th
at the store of Mr.. r. J. Carstens,
for the purpose of ascertalnlng
the number of acres planted IN
Irish potatoes and what guam
tity would be ready for delivery
about the 1st of June.
Many letters were received
from buyers stating they would
send their representative to buy
ear lots just as soon as the Asso-
citation would be ready to ship.
Mr.. Paul DOerle, a local buyer
was present at the meeting and
stated he was ready to handle
car lots and was prepared to pay
the highest market price, cash on
delivery. From information re
ceived there are about 300 acres
in potatoes. Every trucker has
promised to plant this coming
Fall, as many acres in truck as the
size of their farm will premit. The
following will be grown in large
quantities: Beet, Cabbage, Caul-
flower, Carrot, Garlic, Leek, Let
tuce, Mustard, Onion, Shallots,
Parsley, Radish, Spinach, Tur-
nip and Ruta Baga.
The most important feature
which the Truckers have taken
into consideration is the culture
Of Strawberries. Unfortunately
one of the most profitable crops
of our Parish has been sadly neg
lected, however they have real
lied the fact that Strawberries
can be grown in this section, just
as fine and early as can be grown
elsewhere, consequently several of
the Truckers will put in a number
of acres in strawberries next Fall.
Mr.. f. p. Folse, a member OF
the Association stated that he is
manufacturing crates TO pack veg
etables and can furnish any guam
tity to shippers at prices lower
than can be found elsewhere.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
HANDSOME WAGON ON
STREETS,

This City has q perfect National
Biscuit Company delivery service.
The beautiful delivery wagon OF
the National Biscuit Company
which has, no doubt, been seen
by all our readers, is an exact
duplicate of thousands OF other
National Biscuit Company wa
gons busily delivering goods all
over the United States.
This delivery wagon has been
put IN operation to siye quicker,
mSra direct service in supplying
consumers iY this city the famous
goods of the National Biscuit Co.
This service enables the \ a
tional Biscuit Company to de-
liver all their products fr9m their
wn wagon direct into the grocery
stores, thus forging the final lini.
in the great distributing plan Of
direct quick service and of per-
feet protectisD to the goods from
the oven to the consumer,
The people of this vicinity So,
cure in perfect condition the
package goods Of tbs National
Biscalit Company. which incinaes
Uneeda Biscuit and Nabisco Su-
gar Waters and also .hi many
varieties sold in the familiar glass
front cans.
The standard of absolute fresh
ness which has always been in
sisted upon by the Company
makes necessary many special de-
vices in the way of shipping and
handling facilities.
This delivery service represents
the latest and best method of dis
pensing food products to the pub;
lie. a ~
II means that the time from
the oven to the consumer is re-
duced to a minimum. and that
the people Of this vicinity will re-
ceive these famous food products
in all their freshness and whole
e>l -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
MISS MORESI KEPT ROMANCE
A SECRET.

Jeanerette, La, May r.
Frederick G. Lnt hi, chancellor Of
the Swiss legation at Washington,
arrived here yesterday, and the
announcement of his marriage
to Miss Alice Louise Moresi, Of
this place, was made public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luthi were mar
ried in New Orleans last Novem-
Der at Trinity Lutheran Church,
no one knowing of the event ex-
cept the immediate family of Miss
Moresi. Mrs. Luthi issued cards
of0 invitation yesterday, and en-
tertained her friends at d recep-
ton at her mothers house to-
night. ..
The couple leave tomorrow for
New York and from there will
sail for an extended tour Of Eu-
rope. They expect to make
Washington City their future
home.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
STATE Of tonIsi.ps, Parish Of iberia.

stats STATE Of Louisiana Parish Of iberia.
BE it known that on this I'D day of
April, before me, Ventress j. Smith, a
Notary Public, duly commissioned and
qualified, in and for the Parish OF Iberia,
State OF Louisiana, and In the presence
OF the undersigned competent Witnesses.
personally came and appeared the several
persons whose nslaes IRE herepnto sub
scribed, who declare that they i.5esj,eiito
avail themselvesio of the laws OF tho State
Of Louisiana relative to the organization
Of corporations, that they do by these
presents bling, eeyenRpt and agree and
form themselves Tito 1 corporation ana
body polite In 1AY, together with bill
persons who may hereafter become as
sociatsd With them, and to acquire the
rights, powers and privileges Of = body
corporate, they do hereby form them.
selves into corporation under the name
and style, and for the purposes herein
after set forth.
ARTlCLEI
The name and title OF this CORPORATION
shall be the EHRJcK Oh COMPANY. a6d
its domieils Is hereby established Il New
Iberia. Parish Of iberia, State of Lonis.
lana; and under ito corporate name said
corporation shall have the power ard
authority to contract, sue and he sued,
to make and use corporate seal. ana
the same to break and alter at pleasure.
I" hold, receive, purphsye, mortgage or
convey under'its CORPORATE ndtde lsrcpertv
both real and personal, to name and an.
point such officers, directors, agents and |
managers or employees - the iutersat or |
convenience OF said corporation NAV "a. |
quirs.to make and establish bylaws. rnles
and regulations for the proper manage.
ment and regulation Of its affairs as NAV
De dsemed necessary and proper, and The |
same to change and alter al pleasure. and
70 90 all other acts and thiBGs permitisd
by law or may be nesesssry and proner
. carry ost the objects aud purposes Of
his corporation.
naid Corporation unless sooner dis
'olved shsll exist Tor : period Of thirty
vears from date.
The President, Or in his absence. thu
secretary, shali be tho proper person nn-l
> whom citation u ether LEGAL prceess
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17

these suggestions i'll the same
spirit in which they are oHereo
and that you and your council
will see that they are carried OUT
The cordial reception gwen INC
members of the force make us
feel that YOU and your citizens
are greatly interested IN the san
itarv welfare of the community
If we can assist you at any liillc
command us.
In behalf of the Board and 1of
myself personally, ! wish to eS-
press sincere appreciation OF the
hearty cooperation accorded.
We shall learn with pleasure
of an improvements made ana
hope that in the near future you
will have a Modern City Beau'i-
full.
OSCAR BOWLING,
President. -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
IMPORTANCE TO THE CITY

We were handed the subjoined
letter by Mayor Power anent /"
meeting in this City on May - OF
the Louisiana State Society fof
the Reduction of Fire Waste. 1t
wotId be well for our citizens to
have general clean up day be
fole the army of inspectors reach
the City. The Importance oil
keeping premises free OF an
waste thus reducing the risk OF
fire should be appreciated by our
citizens and it will also do much
to insure cheaper insurance, The
letter reads as follows:
p "a meeting of our Society has
been arranged for New Iberia for
Thursday, May 22d,
Our Society is not an insurance
organization, but we have to use
the inspectors furnished by the IN
surance companies as well as a
great deal Of their data, because
Il is the only source from when
we can obtain expert service or
advice.
On date named we expect to
have some fifteen or twenty IN
spectors in New iberia for the
purpose of making house to
house canvass so as to point ont
to property owners individually
the defects that may be easily
remedied with the view OF reduc-
inc fire hazards and loss by 1lro'
This campaign of education is
simply along the lines recently
made prominent by DIR. Downing
under the auspices of the State
GARD of Health except that our
only purpose is TO conserve the
lives and properties of citizens in
Stead of the public health.
In addition to this house to
house canvass and report on IN
dividual premises we would like
TO have a public meeting to dis
cuss with the citizens Of your
city the important matter of fire
waste and the best methods OF
reducing same. We particularly
desire TO interest commercial or
can4zatiops Qf every kind; OF the
school authorities, % the eve
authorities and, in fact, organt-
cations of every nature but more
particularly those connected with
the mechanical trades.
We hope that the work OF orr
Association will appeal to you as
a matter of great pubic welfare
and will have your cooperation
in the good w9ft which we have
il hand.
We would be very much obliged
if through you we could arrange
for the cooperation on May I'D
of the fire and police departments
Of your city as II will greatly IA
our work. We would be
glad 10 have representatives OF
these departments 70 accompany
our inspectors in their house 70
house canvass.
We would ALSO like TO have
from you at your earliest eonyep-
fence copies of the laws relating
to the construction of buildings
and the prevention of fires as it is
our purpose to 60 carefully into
the matter of ordinances with a
view of recommending to your
honorable City Council simple
and comprehensive STANDARD reg
'llations which if properly en-
forced will. we feel sure, be high
lv beneficial to any community.
We will be glad to have any sug-
gestiOns isOm you
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
ODE ON THE TRlo]Hs,

Narcissusan shadows of Gary bent oaks. ~-I-,-
Sleeping the Teche with br eezes gentle strokes
Depicted, Laureate, Gabrie Is wooed
In search this course Eva ngeine pursued.
Mocking birds from colo ssal messy fold,
Their titles for melody, str We to hold
King Songsters of this outhem sunny cline,
Warbing, keep the echoes beating to time.
What ideals for Singers numbered fancies!
Mystic lieus haunted with shy fays dancies;
Submity, has marked it all her own;
Nature s aged, but in beau tvs fairer grown.
Sequestered Solitude plead in anguish,
Tucked in her charms for reposing anguisb,
When Pilots slender sv cry body cash,
Dispelling shadows the reamng Teche
--ASHTON~J \
Student St Stanislaas College Bay st. Louis,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

hereby announce myself as can
didate for the position of TRUSTEE OF
PUBLIC SAFETY, under the Commits
sion Form of Government, the election to
take place on Monday, June I'd, 1913.
respectfully solicit the support of the
voters of New Iberia in the highest de-
gree of choice they may feel that they
can conscientiously give me. The new
Charter, and the privileges of the people
Hereunder, are the highest guarantee
of a faithful service to duty on my part
G. c. LAUGHLIN.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
Respectfully yours,
LAWRENCE. +. VILLERMIN.
TO THE VOTERS OF NEW IBERIA


/ hereby announce my candidacy for
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC FL
NANCE in the election to be held on
June I'd, 1913, and in requesting your
votes and support l submit my record as
a successful business man of more than
thirty years experience. If elected
/ will endeavor to give the City q bust
ness-li administration of its finances,
will do my utmost to have the peoples
funds economically administered, and
promise that for every dollar expended
by me as purchasing agent, the City
will receive a full dollar in value.
I earnestly solicit your first choice
votes for the Commissionership of PUB
Lie FINANCE; and from those who for
any reason do not make me their first
choice, respectfully request that they
vote for me as their second choice can
didate.
Respectfully,
MAURICE GALLIAND.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17

Summary; Earned runs, Red
Men 6. Lafayette 3, Tires base
hit, BoudreauX Base on balls off
Porter l, Mouton 3; Left on bases
Red Men 3, Lafayette 4; Sacrifice
Hits, MARS !, Galdo l, Gallery I.
Two base hits, Frame l, Porter /,
GaIdo IT, Williams ]; Struck out
by Porter 3, Mouton II; Hits off
Porter 8, Mouton 8; Double plays,
Harrington to MARS Delahoussaye
TO MARS, Baez Q aaldoy' Hit by
pitched ball Baez, Boudreadx, J.
pe!ahoussaye. Time of game two
hours and three minutes, . I'm.
pires, Hebert and JennnaaF1
Scorer, i: F; Fiji:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17
To THE VOTERS.

I announce my candidacy for Com
missioner of Finance and appeal to the
voters of New Iberia for support and
endorsement of the record which the
work Of my office represents.
The same satisfactory and scrupulo: 8
attention to the onerous and manifold
details of the office under the new sys-
tenn Of government will be introduced
if favored by election.
Respectfully,
p. JUBIN
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-17

The utilization of the Saraha
desert as a heat-producing center
for industries is a suggestion
made by J. Asteiy Cooper in a
paper on Northern Nigeria, y
read before the Royal Colonial
Institute. London.