The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 8

SEPTEMBER 2, 1927 THE SHREV EPORT TIMES FRIDAY MORNING 8 where! Leafworms are reported as prolific everywhere, but causing serious capital on a large scale for Industries within our state. The thing necessary to encourage capital Investment TYLER COTTON IMPROVES WITH GOOD WEATHER damage only In spots. Prom present in WILSON GIVES HIS PROGRAM LONG MEETING UNDER ATTACK and day all over the country, with bo shortage of labor reported. It la believed that the difference In price of last year and this year will be a million dollars in favor of this year. About 3,600 bales have been ginned In the county to date.

dications the crop will be 35 per cent smaller than last year, when the yield Is confidence the feeling that Louisiana Is safe place in which to In-, vest, In which to build up Industry, and In which to live, both for the Investor and for the labor he employ. was 43,500 Dates, Tne crop Doing picked rapidly, gins running night FEDERAL CENSUS COST AT MONROE ESTIMATED $1,475 Monroe, Sept. 1 (Special). Aeeord-lng to Information received at Mayor Arnold Bernstein's office, the most of the proposed federal survey here would be $1,475. This cost, based on an estimate of 22,000 as the local population, covers only the actual expenses of the work, as the government requires no other compensation.

For some time a federal census has been advocated here. The last United I earnestly believe In far treatment Barnette Play Part Taken by John H. Overton at Alexandria Rally Tyler, Texas, Sept. 1 (Special). Cotton has shown some improvement during' the last week, weather being favorable, with nights cool and day temperatures favorable.

A light rain fell over the county Monday night, not sufficient for any great benefit to late cotton or not heavy enough to damage or discolor the staple that was awaiting picking. The heavy for capital and labor that the ultimate prosperity of each Is Interlocked with that of the other. Labor. "The working man Is entitled to a Spick J2l Cooled and vrSX Span (BSISB Fans States census was taken before'i fair wage and a fair chance to establish and maintain himself on a plane in keeping with our standards of life, and I believe further that this is best for Industry. Every thinking man knows that our economic fabric is so closely knit that distress In any material part effects the whole.

During my service In congress, I have been a member of the commute on Immigration and assisted in framing and passing the existing restrictive and selective Immigration law. This has HANDy-ANDy 1711 Marshall St. Plain Dealing, 1 (Start Special). William C. Barnette of Shreveport, speaking at the "Wilson tor Governor" rally and barbecue here Thursday devoted some time in his opening remarks In taking John H.

Overton of Alexandria, to task tew taking part In a recent Huey P. Long meeting at New Orleans, where, according to Mr. Barnette, the lead-rs of the liquor and gambling Interests of the state were much in evidence as speakers at the meeting. Gives Long Address. He then made an attack on the campaign of Mr.

Long was being rinanced by these same Interests. The entire Bpeech, which was as long as that delivered by Congressman Wilson, was filled with attacks on Long and Mr. Overton, who Mr. Barnette described as "chief speaker for deterioration which started some three weeks ago is not thought to have greatly Increased. Some growers think that a general rain would be beneficial and revive the plant sufficiently for a normal crop, while others claim that this, and particularly a top crop, is an Impossibility now, because of the prolonged drouth.

Much of the cotton on the light sandy lands has opened prematurely. Root rot has begun in some sections, while boll weevils are reported at work every D1B IKK AXED OJNK Hill WEEK FREE II" II Short brsathlnsr relieved In It to ml 48 bours: III reduced in 15 to 2 Res-w uiatei the heart, corrects the tint and Tctdneyi. Purifies the entire system. Collnm Drops Remedy Company, Dept. 00, Atlanta.

Cia. Monroe's spurt In growth and consequently presents the city in an unfavorable light. Many believe that a new census would be well worth the expense involved. 500 Attend Annual Tyler Club Session Tyler, Txas, Sept. 1 (Special).

The first annual encampment of the agricultural and livestock club boys and the home economics club girls, under the supervision of County Agent E. Gentry and Home Demonstration Agent Ora Huffhlnes, a three-day short course opened at the East Texas Fair grounds Wednesday, the total attendance being nearly 600. been an Important accomplishment in behalf of the working men In every trade and business. This measure was supported by the American Federation of Labor and allied organizations and has met the approval of the American public. IContiDurd From Prectdlnr Pace.) enrolled In the public schools Is estimated to be $1.01.

Boards and Commissions. "The departments, boards, commissions and other agencies of the state should be so organized and administered as to render the best possible service to the public from whom taxes are collected. If general public criticism Is well founded, present methods of using some state agencies is destroying their efficiency for the sole purpose of serving expediency. "When elected governor, I propose to render Impossible any political use of the highway commission and the conservation commission or any other like body. Agriculture.

"Louisiana is essentially an agricultural state and her prosperity is in large measure dependent upon the welfare of her agriculturists. The farmer does not ask special privileges, but he Is entitled to, and should have, all proper and helpful co-operation and assistance that the state can give toward placing him upon an equal footing with industry. We give as one reason for highway construction, Improvement of inland waterways, and the encouragement of railway transportation, the desire to assist the farmer in getting his products to market as cheaply as possible. I believe we should go further and place at his disposal facilities that will aid him In marketing the products of our state In the centers to which they must be shipped. "Louisiana Is an ideal location for a large dairy Industry, and with Intelligent direction and encouragement, we would become one of the leading dairying states.

This would greatly Increase the money return of our farmers and Mid in promoting general prosperity. "Agriculture Is a basic lnduitry and in tne main, the Durnoses I have home market, will be a most Important step in upbuilding the material Interests of our state. Tells of Roads. "I favor continuing federal end state aid to complete our system of public highways, connecting the outlying rural sections of the state with the main arteries of the system. Highways properly constructed and maintained, constitute an Investment on the part of the public.

The convenience and economic value of such highways constitute the return on this Investment. "In connection with the general policy of highway construction and the completion of the federal aid system, my position Is that the lateral roads connecting the outlying rural district with the main system should be completed first. The main lines with which they connect, leading, for instance, Into the cities, towns and market centers, should be shortened, widened where neoessary, and hard surfaced. This complete system will serve the conveniences of both the country and the cities. Free Bridges.

"I favor and will encourage the building of toll-free bridges In the state as public necessity may require, as rapidly as may be consistent and compatible with the development of the general highway system. Institutional Homes. "It Is my purpose, as far as the finances of the state will permit, to provide for the proper care and training of the blind, delinquent, deaf and dumb, and to amply support eleemosynary and charitable institutions. We should be generous In caring for our people whose unfortunate condition make them proper subjects for care and training by the state. Conservation.

"It Is proper and necessary that the natural resources of our state be conserved through reasonable regulation of their use. They should be an asset to the people of the state and bring returns to the public. The state tgency engaged In regulatory work should be sufficient to perform Its duties, but not used to build a political machine. "The gas resources of our state can be made a domestic convenience and an industrial asset to our people. The use of this resource in the production of carbon black will be gradually eliminated, because the use of natural gas for other purposes Is becoming more profitable.

In the meantime strict regulations should be enforced. Industry. "We have In Louisiana untouched resources and almost limitless possibilities for Industrial expansion. We have cheap fuels and abundant raw materials. What we most need is in mind, the policies I propose to advocate and the objects which I will endeavor to accomplish as governor Long." of Louisiana, are now before you.

In referring to the candidacy of Congressman Wilson, Mr. Barnette 1 appeal ior your continued assist said in part as follows: ance and support during the campaign and your co-operation during Milk Tall cans 54c Tomatoes; llo. 2 can, 2 for 17c Corn I a ke s. pkg. 8c Hominy Jo.

212 can, 2 for 17c Campbell's Pork Beans, 3 cans 25c Cabbage, lb. 3V2C me administration. "In advocating ine candidacy of Riley J. Wilson, I feel that I am advocating the candidacy of one who "The Interest manifested in this possesses sincere integrity, wno possesses ability and absolute sobriety, cause by the good women of this state Is, I am sure, most gratifying to us all. Their presence and active support Is conclusive evidence that we are right and that victory Is as These three qualifications In my judgment, are essential to an aspirant to the office of governor of a great Pimples Vanish Peterson's Ointment "Why fool with ordinary remedies," says Peterson, "when the mighty healing power of Peterson's Ointment causes pimples, rashes and rough itching skin to promptly disappear." Used for eczema, old sores, and chafing, 60c at all druggists.

Por free sample write Peterson Ointment Room Buffalo N. Y. sured. "In closing I desire to thank von for your presence and to express to the people of north Louisiana and especially of Bossier parish, my sincere appreciation for their untiring efforts to make this occasion such a signal success." The encampment was opened by invocation spoken by the Rev. H.

H. Wallace, followed by an address of welcome deilvered by Henry Edwards, who encouragd those present to continue their club work and to put more effort Into their projects. In the afternoon, J. E. Stanford, agricultural director of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce, spoke along general lines of agricultural and farm improvement, made possible by the splendid work and co-operation of the various agricultural and home demonstration clubs.

Demonstration of Judging grain and Tracing were held in the boys section; while the afternoon demonstration on serving and cooking was given the girls by Mrs. Dora Barnes of A. and M. college, and a lecture on poultry by M. R.

Schulta, county agent of Houston county. On Thursday the boys and girls were Joined by their fathers and mothers, who will come In for a Joint program of all agricultural societies. Gregg Man Arrested On Game Law Violation Tyler, Texas, Sept. 1 (Special). Roy Whltehurst of Gregg county, who was tried in the county court of Upshur county on a charge of dynamiting on Little Cypress, during his a business.

We should promote the $1000.00 Guaranteed Roach Killer idea that a farmer is just as much a business man as a merchant. I have observed with satisfaction the practice of many of our towns and cities, through their civic associations, of working in close touch and co-operation with the farmers In the surrounding sections. I have no sympathy with the doctrine that there tlAA092 ii should be a line of demarcation be Grantee? SQACtt There Is so home that can not be completely rid of Roaches and kept that way by a few simple applications of $1000.00 Guaranteed Roach Killer. Safe, simple and clean. Start today to make yourself from from these pests.

Carried by I'LL SAY ITS UNUSUAL A BRAND NEW CHEVROLET CABRIOLET With All the Trimmings and Equipment For Sale Immediately at a SUBSTANTIAL DISCOUNT A car like this will not remain on the floor very long If you want it see us or call us right away USED CAR DEPARTMENT J. F. AXES CHRYSLER DISTRIBUTOR 415 Spring St. Phone 4689 state. I believe the public record 01 these gentlemen Is such ra to warrant me in the statement that Mr.

Wilson Is the only one of the three candidates, who possesses unml tak-ebly all three v.f the qualifications that I have named. While I may not be In line with all of the thought of the state upon this subject, yet In my judgment the state of Louisiana has the right to have a governor at the head of her affairs who Is sincere In his integrity, who is able In the discharge of his duty, and who Is absolutely sober In his private life. I believe this is not an unreasonable requirement for one who seeks the chief magestracy of the state of Louisiana. Opnoses I'selrss Jobs. "Judge Wilson Is not responsible lor the highway commission and the manner in which it has conducted Its affairs, nor is he responsible for the conservation commission or the manner in which it has conducted its affairs; perhaps not as much as Mr.

Long or myself, who have been here all the time. If there be useless Jobs end positions that may be abolished, they are not Mr. Wilson's creation. He has promised you in his platform that he will cause a commission to be appointed consisting of experts in order to make a survey of the machinery of the state generally, and If there be useless jobs or useless boards they will be either abolished or curtailed so that they will be In keeping with the strictest economy ind efficiency. Let us correct the wrong wherever It exists without destroying a whole system which seems to be necessary In the proper administration of governmental functions In those particular departments.

"In this address I would be unjust to myself If I would be unwilling to tccord to Mr. Long any credit to frhlch he is Justly entitled, yet I would be knavish if I would be willing to give him credit which I know he Is sot entitled to. In the ad- testimony on his own behalf, admitted tween agriculture and other business, that there should be a distinction of Interests between urban and agricultural districts. "The expansion of Industry in our state wtyl do much for the farmer by furnishing home market for his products. Any activities by the state that will aid the farmer in finding a profitable outside market, that will assist In the location of industries and the consequent expansion of his Guticura Talcum Unadulterated Exquisitely Scented that nis party was squirrel minting, and killed four squirrels.

He was ecqultted on the dynamiting charge, but Immediately arrested on charge of hunting In Upshur county without a license, when he lived in Gregg county. He gave bond for his appearance in court. The charge of dynamiting was circumstantial evidence. Floree Dunbar, charged with the same effense was, not tried. 3C Bauman Bros.

sff i 1922 Ave. ft i ministration of the affairs of the railroad commission Mr. Long has done some things that were right and beneficial to the people, but in my judgment he has put over quite a bit of humbuggery cases where he has sought to deceive and blind the people. In his claim to befriend the laboring man he Is also insincere. It Is true that he has had many suits for laboring men against corporations, but it is also true that he has received from these clients a stupendous sum of money." Ml Si Louisiana's Mac Strength Security Service National I Hank iifik "ft nistili SHOP On tne Megranlne HPS' Was Take Care Accept only Qenuine It 1 A Complete Shop Devoted to the College Man and His Clothes How much does it cost you to spend $100? $100 down and $4 a year for the rest of your life (the interest you would receive from a savings account).

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