The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-25

Birmingham, Dec. 2A-Prestdeni Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cot ton Association. who was in the city today. announces the officiaI program for the mass convention of the South ern Cotton Association at New Or leans, January Il, 12 and 1S as fol- lows: Monday, January II. Convention called to order at 10 o'clock by President Harvie Jordan. Invocation. Address of welcome by Hon. John Parker in behalf of the "Progresslve Union and the City of New Orleans
 Response by W. I. Foster shreVe- p Address "rhe Southern Farmer" Hon. Harvie Jordan, President of the Southern Cotton Association, and dis cussion. .,
 Address. "Co-operative Farmers" Hon. E. A. Calvin, Dallas, Texas. Pres ident of The Farmers Educational As- sociation. and discussion -
 Appointment of committees, adjourn ment.
 At the afternoon session, 800 p. m.:
 Address. Foreign Labor in the Cot ton Fields" Hon. Charles Scott, Rose dale, Miss. Discussion.
 Address, "Value of Manufactured Cotton Compared to the Raw Product" Hon. D. A. Tompkins, Charlotte, N. C. Discussion.
 Address, "Closer Relationship Be- tween Bankers and Farmers" John D. Walker, President of the First Nation al Bank. Sparta, Ga. Discussion.
 Adjournment.
 Night session, 8 P. M. address Trade relations between spinner and grower"
 
 cussion.
 Address Organization" by Walter Clark, President of the Mississippi Di- vision of The Southern Cotton Associa- ton. Clarksdale, Misss., discussion.
 Address Value of The Southern Cot ton Association to the South" Hon H. M. Jacoway. Dardanelle, Ark, dis cussion.
 Adjournment.
 Friday, January IF.
 Morning session. 9 o'clock
 Address Object and examples of The Southern Cotton Association" Hon. John McG Martin. Port Gibson. Miss, discussion,
 Address Farmer, Banker and Ware houseman." w. C. P. Harding. Presir dent of the First National Bank, Bir- mingham, Ala, discussion.
 Address Cotton, the basis of South ern Prosperity" E. D. Smith. President South Carolina Division. Southern Cot ton Association, Columbia, S. C,and dis cussion.
 Report of Committees.
 Adjournment.
 Afternoon session P. NJ. Address Enhancing The Southern Cotton Association" Prof, J. H. Con- nell. Dallas. Texas. discussion.
 Address 'Diversification and Organi- zation." I. B. Irwin, Saltwater, Okla,
 Address Difficulties in Effecting Thorough Organization" Hon. w. H. Seymour. President of the Alabama Di- vision of The Southern Cotton Associa- tion, Montgomery, Ala, discussion.
 Adjournment. Night session, P. M. Address "Warehouses for Cotton," w. J. White. Russellville, Ark. discus sion.
 Address. Evils of Future specuia- tion"-E. B. Afford, Texas; dicussion. Address, "Extending Our Markets for American Cotton-Erister Ashcraft, Florence, Ala. discussion. Adjournment.
 January 18. Morning session, a. m. Address. Federal Bureau of Cotton statistics"-Hon. ". F. Livingston, M. C., Covington, Ga; discussion. Address by Hon. John Temple Graves, Atlanta, Ga; discussion. | Address, The Newspaper and Its Re- Iation to the Southern Cotton Asso- l ciation"-H. Y. Brooke, Luverne, Ala; discussion.
 | Report of committees. 1 Adjournment. | Afternoon session, 3 D. m.
 Address. "CapitalIzation"-S. A. With srsnoon. Meridian. Miss; discussion. l Address, organization in Arkansas -B. F. Burdett, President of the Ar kansas Division. Southern Cotton As | sociation, Chiclxalah, Ark: discussion. ! Address, Concert of Action"--Hon