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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-28

their families money they have earned
and by every right should be allowed
to enjoy, but direct taxation will dem
onstrate eonclusively this unrighteoua
fact
Lowest Tariff Possible.
Firth. II favor the lowest tarid pos.
sible to provide revenue 10 ran ne goy
ernmcnt, economically aaminiserea.
and believe this tax shaal1 bt ealleri.
Cd from The luxuries of life and that
all necessaries such rs sugisT, feeds 9i
all kinds all clothing meehari s ioos,
farming Implements and things ef l.t'
bred nature should be Absolutely iff Z
from taxation / adyoeafc raisAs rav
enue to support the government isoa
an income tax end al internal reyeisa
tax, which policy would & 500 lrati'
and monopoaas ereucd aid Eiai lt1il
ed by the protective tari5 ltw, siioa!'
an Income aud intcrnal reTcana lN
fail to produce sufficient reyeHre a tit
minister the affairs Of the nl.i9a
would collect the additional aaiolih
needed from the uNuFleS o. hie' ~
duty Oh which would 80 into the ifa1s
ury Of the United States and not into
the Golfers of the ataritf baFoas
sixth. The first bill csei. intpdH@e
in congress for rural nail routes was
proposed III The Fify-secofd eongresg
by Hon. Thomas p. Watsoa The ilrsi
appropriation ever made for sneh sei'r
ice was III the Fiffyfourth congress.
first session, the amount belrg 10000
Ia the same congress. second session.
/ served on the postolIioe committee
and Advocated and voted Tor an ap.
preparation Of S50e00 fcr the rural
mill service, which was then ~ lts ln
fancy aid experimental Stage. la my
Judgment This Is one Of tile most be
neaaent laws Of orr country, Il'ir
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-28

pie. who are and should be supreme
believe that the will Of the majority
when fully ascertained should be
speedily enacted into law. 4 man who
would legislate for the benefit of the
few and be unmindful of the welfare
OF the masses Of the people Is not wor-
thy or fit to he lawmaker
Second. / believe no government has
a right to tax Its citizens except to I'D.
minister affairs Of the government,
and when more IS exacted under any
form Of law 1t Is, nevertheless rob.
berry. The government has no right
either legally or morally to tax the
many for the benefit OF the few, wheth-
II the few ne Individuals. corporations,
truss or monopoies, Therefore / En-
So d strict, businesslike economica
administration Of all affairs OF govern
menf
Graduated income Tax
Third IN 1896. when 4 candidate for
congress 10 fill the unexpired term Of
my father IN public speeches in the
district advocated amending the fed
eral constitution SO as to make 1t legal
to levy an income tax. In 1909, thir-
teen years thereafter, congress sub
mstted such an amendment to the
states FOR ratification. 1t now needs
the approval of but six states to make
It a part OF the organic law of the
land. IA soon as ratified l favor
graduated income tax SO rs 70 require
the idle rich and the vast wealth OF
the country, accumulated by class leg
islafion, to bear its just part of the
burdens Of government. which under
the present system OF indirect or con
sumption taxation they escape. while
the poor consumer pays more than his
equitable share.
Fourth.-I am unalterably opposed
to reckless and extrayagant expendi-
lures Of the peoples money by con
gress in any department Of the gov
eminent. The expenses Of the govern
ment should be reduced many millions
without impairing the service. An in
come or direct tax win Immediately
convince the people that they are con
tributing yearly the money thus vast
ed, and they VIII rise in their majestic
power and demand Of thelr represent
atiyes economy aud their command
viii be speedily obeyed. BY indirect
taNatioa our people do not realize they
are having daily taken from them and
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-28
sAvoRIEs FOB SUPPER.

BY Nicholas soyer, Chef of Brooks
Club, London.
Fish Ros Ia soyer.-Place half
the roe on top of a piece of buttered
toast, put peeled mushroom on top,
add salt ind pepper to taste, and a
little piece Of butter. Place the other
half of the roe on top Of the mush-
room, add a little cayenne pepper, a
pinch Of grated cheese (Parmesan,
or any other kind, a few bread
crumbs and another piece Of butter.
Place in buttered bag. seal up and
place on broiler. Allow ten minutes
in a hot oven.
savory Of Lobster.-Cut a small
lobster from head to tail. Cut the
flesh into small dice. Put in small
stewpan with one tablespoonful of
white sauce, one tablespoonful of
cream; add salt and cayenne or other
pepper to taste, and one teaspoonful
Of grated Parmesan Mix up well.
and place in the cavity of the shells.
Put a little grated Parmesan or top,
and a little bread crumb and butter
Put in a paper bag. Place on broiler.
Allow ten minutes in hot oven.
savory oysters.-Take two table
spoonfuls Of white sauce. one tea
spoonful of grated cheese. one table
spoonful Of cream, the liquor from
the oysters and seasoning to taste.
Take half a dozen deep oyster shells.
Put a little of the above mixture at
the bottom; then put the raw Dreaded
oyster in the middle Add a little
more of the sauce on top, with a
little bread crlImb and a small piece
of butter. Place your buttered bag
on the broiler. put your oysters care
fully inside. seal up and allow eight
minutes in a very hot oven.
Copyright, 1911, by Sturgis & Wal
ton Company.l
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-28
CRISP OUTLINES
HIS Plato 2A1
Candidate For Congress Tells
Whsre aa SlaalS
THE MAJORITY SHOULD RJLE,


re Favors Graduated Income Tax,
che Lowest Possible Tariff to Yield
che Needed Revenue, Extension Of
khe Rural Mail Delivery, a General
Parcels Post and Government Super.
vision and Regulation Of Az Public
Service Corporations.
10 the Democratic Voters Of the Third
Congressional District Of Georgia:
Having made formal announcement
Of my candidacy to represent sou III
the Slxty-third congress, sincerely be
Meving candidate should deal candid
" and honestly with the people aud
that the voters are cntitled to know his
views on public questions hereby an
nounce a declaration Of principles that
favor have confined myself to ma.
tional issues, being a candidate for a
national Office
People Should 30 Supreme.
Flrst.In d republic like ours all
power IS derived directly from the peo-
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-28
- ,lities IL g..

mo" said the young womans Il viii
not site TINT part Of the wedding
cesomeNiy In which / promise to obey. !"
What's the difference said her IA
Their II you find that the terms of
the contract don't suit you you can al
ways call in lawyer to have them in
terpgeted. - Washington Star.
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n sonnasimas Works Sc

she he's such lovely ideas about
raising children.
"That sal | presume her children
ire meae.s Of psrfe lion"
"Aot exactly. Her tive hoyS are the
2.ssest nassdMCes IN tue neighborhood.
Detroit Free Press.
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BacGn-rhis paper SAYS there Is a
sprias in Nevada whose waters taste
Ike chicken soap.
Ell er5- Well I've often had chicken
soap that tasted Just like spring
eeter.-Y onkers Statesman.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1912-03-28
CHARLES R. CRISP.

service has grown until there is yearil
appropriated for It about S40,0o00c1.
nm heartily IN favor OF extending tbs
I system until an the people enjoy is
great benelts, privileges ind BEES ngs
Seventh favor 4 general pare
| post, the rate of postage being pradu
ated according 70 weight and bulk u
{ package and The distance 70 lie trans
| ported.
! eliminate MateroS STOCK
! nlghth,--I advocate governments s&
peryision and regulation al all publ.
service corporations. / am ia favor 81
!, enlmging The power OF The Interstate
+ commerce commission by allowing tbs
commissioners to determine the phgs.
ieal value of railroad, telegraph aat
! telephone companies SO sss to ellmieis q
watered stock in aseert8iHiag the
value of sach corporations, for the
valuation of the property is an essea
tial element in fixing rite AMI Algh
fictitious valuation permits hlShe
rates, THE people pay the freight"
Ninth. am in favor pf permittial
national banks 10 loan money em resi.
estate, which they are now rr0ai}.ba
BY law from doing. The great metre,
politan national banks are opposed to
this change. lis they are lie 6ena
iciaries OF the present law. They be
come the reserve banks Of the Idle
money Of the southern and western
banks, and thus the money of the
country is concentrated in few cit
les. If loans could be made on real
estate much Of this money would stay
at home and relieve local needs. 1t is
sound banking, as no security is better
than land
Tenth.-I recognize the need of an
ELASTIC currency, but am opposed to a
central bank with power to perform
the function Of The government to is
sue money. believe the government
alone has this prerogatives and am OPP
posed TO comforting it upon any set Of
individuals
Opposed to War.
Eleventh In this Christian ana civ
illzed age ! ana opposed to war, with
its untold horrors aud sufferlngs. ana
sincerely favor universal peace. I
earnestly advocate the entering into
Of an agreement by all the nations Of
the world to forever bar war and sub
init all disputes of every kind and
character to an International court to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-04
ATTORNEYS
FuRs AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxldermist line Highest prices
r Stencil Fur Co. 81 e ard So %
years in Salt Lake. a2S26
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SPECIAL.

good 5-room brick house on an ex-
cepttonally large lot. nearly % one acre.
The house IL very well built and has A
lent condition, there being good barns.
coops, cellar. etc. The garden is all In
and growing. This Is a good place for
chickens. vegetables and fruit and Is To-
Gated In Forest Dale and Is surrounded
with beautiful lawns, cemen: walks and
plenty OF shade Price $4,000. $500 cash.
Address, ELI. Tribune e230
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EXTRA.

ENIRA.
A good 4-room brick house on b-acre
lot. only 1.2 block from paved 9th East.
the lot is all in bearing fruit and gar
pies and small fruits etc coops for 200
chickens This is one OF the few large
lots In the city and Is exceptionally we'll
taken care of. Will sell for $3500 $1,000
cash, balance easy. Address, E-l6. Tri-
bune, e2S1
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REAL ESTATE-IMPROVE
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
el0-21I Boston Bldg. Wasatch 2622-
NOTHING But BARGAINS.
HOW ARE THESE?

s925-3-room dandy little rustic with
fruit trees: nice lot i57 feet deep
TO alley. sewer and sidewalk paid.
Must sell 10 settle estate. on
Windsor ave, near 9th South.
Cheap. oh, so cheap! Bet 9th and
9th East.
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KALSOMINING

EXPERT KALSOMINTNG AND TINT
ing, wall paper cleaning. work guaran-
tecd: insects eXterminatcd. WaSatCh
1921 Office with Hoover Drug Co ASK
for William Furrow. ds2t
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IN FURNISHED ROOMS. MOD
ne, strictly private family, $40
~ month. 2I3 E. lst So. Was.
d340S
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|B0ARD AND ROOM

I AND ROOM. So A WEEK.
a.sO up. Rear ia f. Second
b1929
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DENTISTS

DIR. F. F.. MORGAN, DENTIST, SOP
Scott building. Open evenings. dce63
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

1I1NINGs. CRATES AMP 4 T'ove,s W4pmN Aduns
Jackets, all makesi Mesi neii 2aoi-K: a2so2
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MODERN 1-ROOM COT
tt s,u' e246
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-MPRovED.
NOTICE.

Desiring to move my family TO CALI
fornia for three or four years. l oner
my beautiful country home. known 40
Chateau Rouville." for sale. tnot
oughly modern. 1i-room house. oeautl-
fully arranged. with all possible con.
veniences. together with all furniture and
fixtures: acres Of the finest KIND OF
fruit land, large barn, laundry iruiI
trees, a modern chicken plant thoroughly
stocked with blooded stock, Independent
water system. Whole property In splens
did repair. This is recognized as one OF
the finest and most practical country es-
tates In Utah, right on Ashton avenue
car line close TO good schools, cool can
yon breeze and splendid surroundings.
Terms To suit purchaser. Apply 70 c 3
Vadner on premises = 9th East and Ash
ton ave. Phone Hyland 20I0. d385i
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LAWN MOWERS

sHARPnNED AND KEpAIEEsR;, s.,t 1ICfs Iafo
1oris Works Bell 1864. aIsoI
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

~. WILLIAMS 6 SON, 166 n. ST. BELL
1545-K. Upholstering. chairs recaned :,
o342
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APARTMENTS uNFuRN1sHEp

ME- APARTMENT AT THE DoRIUs.
.n5 ave; nice large. airy rooms, front
Wo a .esr Porches. large shade trees. Call
NoeatcH 4910-R, c3710
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

REAL EsTATE+IMPRovED
,,, =, MEEKs & MCCARTNEY. a.,,
@l0-211 Boston Bldg. Wasatch Zo22-
NOTHING BUT BARGAINS.
HOW ARE THESE?
s925-3-room dandy little rustic with
pantry. closet. cellar; fine lot oi
fruit trees; nice lot l67 feet deep
TO alley. sewer and sidewalk pald.
Must sell 10 settle estate. on
Windsor ave, near 9th South.
Cheap. oh, SO cheap! Bet 9th and
9th East.
sl7oO-a-room rustic, large beautiful lot
54xl51 and alley, on Windsor ave.
bet sth and 9th f. near 9Th So:
sewer and sidewalk all paid Must
sell to settle estate.
You know these are bargains and VIC
don't advertise anything else
Call us for auto and we Will snow you
Phone Wasatch 1922.
MEEKs & MCCARTNEY,
210-211 Boston Bldg. e2lo
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY.
f-room bun cottage. modern. large rooms
good large bathroom pantry, base
ment, large tiont ana pdch P"tcbSo'
large lot with lawn and shade trees
walking distance to town. Stn 30
and 4th East .o.-o
$500 cash S25 per month Price s9ooV'
a-room cottage walking distance TO
town. sth South and 4th East: large
lot with iron fence. MODERN with &C. &C.
ment basement and connected With
$3.50 cash s25 per month, Price $3.50.
7-room red pressed brick cottage, 10th
avenue, with south front. modern
full basement 10, s 2sxI coI9Ttion r9dI; ouii'
Price $500.
90 East 1st South st. Tel. Wasatch 244
NO AGENT NO COMMISSION. I AM
a short time. 7~room modern frame. as
bargain, s25o0; cash. $500: $50 month.
| 9 blocks east OF State ST.
Double house, strictly modern room
on either side; rents s3T per month, $4,000;
easy terms. 2nd North and 1st West sts.
Corner lot 66xl25 IT,. corner 2nd North
Lots opposite Capitol. cor, Vine and
Center, $500 per rod; would make fine
site for hotel. bachelor apartments or
| apartment house.
800 acres. will cut Up any amount to
suit; Tooele county. bet. Salt Lake r. r.
and Western Pac. r. R., $50 per acre. SIC
per month. no interest,
$3.50. ) acre lots. ~ miles west Of city
limit; $50 cash bnl- $40 per month nc
JOS. BAIMGARTEN.
307 Scott Bldg Salt Lake City. Utaf
c222t
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4 4 U,RNISHED ROOMS. WITH
Ia telephone, 50 TO So each. S!I
Fut d3707
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VETERINARY SCHOOL
SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. a few second
hand safes for sale Write for Circular
o267J
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GROCERY 1PECIALS
PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS MERE: CONFIDENTIAL
confinement, seclusion. legal adoption,
Mrs r. Phillips. 1lth p. bet 18th and
i''h ''o' n3Os2
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IN FEDERAL
REsrlDoa,pletely furnished. Call
tr. OH Soi Boston bldg. or phone
'Nose zVi e233
\ Siss.
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pooM FURNISHED HOUSE
iss G st. Phone Wasaten
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pNNrNICATING ROOMS WITH
s5 SO. 2nd East. Phone l32S-R
d3776
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4 nm COTTAGE. WITH GAS:
rS South. No children. e254
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN BATH
Ing suits; 1S mems. 1S women o;
boys, girls, all one-piece, good qualty
suits at q bargain. w, E. Fife Co. lSe
Main st d3s04
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VACUUM CLEANERS


"SANTO" FOR SALE OR RENT;
cleaning done Stewart-Gleeson Co.. Sc
w end So. a3i4
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POR LEASE
MASSAGE

26ol MAIN STREET. MISS HELD. MAN
incuring and massage: experienced at
tendants Phone Wasatch 42S9-M. dl6o6
MASSAGE FOR LADIES ONLY. 1o2 n.
Main. wasatch 2624 d3ei0
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TYPEWRITERs
AND SCENERY

PrTr6 - -~->>-~~~-~-~----~-~~~~
I. cSi.nSON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
>"pped glass and painted. Both
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rr,trTLY MODERN Fur
g SIhiE Tho summer e3 Har-
4 Scuso ior LmSren . dlS97
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rpNTsHED, MODERN. WITH
pstersnce Address Dbl IT'D,
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FOR RENT
goITsEs FURNISHED

|',rS~c.,EI1 EI1RNIsHED HOUSE
<sTELY - adults only, with
q summne,o floors, gas and coal
Cs,; s0rSnd plano. se5 East ~ n
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-, uor1sE NEWLY DECO
ppEEsHlo porch; furnished or UNI UNI
Lseplns, leaving city Call
a. owner d3271
- 40 ist ave.
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

BRANsFORD APARTMENTS.
.(Near Eagle Gatc)
Location best In city. Furnished and
onfurnlshed suites. Furnished suites
with or without board American plan:
cafe In connection. Open to tho public.
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|s5gT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

4 UfRNIsHED COTTAGE At
Phone Hyland COZ. d5s47
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FT-RNISHED. MODERN
IgTEDf nor,h bench. Gas
: eol'as etsr Cheap to right par.
IN IN Masatch BOY.
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rsY aTR EAST. 1ST SOUTH.
ssw management. Light house,
mons, SO per week: also sleeping
e2lS
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AN. MAKES. c. D, BATES ELECTRIC
Co. g21 Atlas blk. Phone Was. 2724. n5S5
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LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED ANp
In repoired. Fowler's key. gun oiGyeSde ,,S
md noyelty works; baby buggies re-.aosaa, aossa
lis West End SO, Eell 49on. N-oee
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0STEOPATHY

a VIZ GOF a Thy
||risn E RIDDLE. OSTEOpATH
Row. sna surgeon; suite 2lo Kearns
70 b. c2947
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HOLIDAY SPIRIT
INYADES Pine BLUFF

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE0
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The thirty-sixth regular annual
meet 'rg of the stockholders of the
Merchants & Planters Bank of Pine
Bluff, Arkansas for the election of d.
recto.s to serve for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of any bust
ness that may properly come before
them, will be held at the rooms of the
association in the CITY o. vine Bluff,
Monday, January 10, 1913 between the
hours of ten o'clock a. m and twelve
O'Clock noon.
A. D. FOSTER. Cashier.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 6, 1912.
1926 I'm
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STREET CAR COMPANY
IN SANTA CLAUS ROLE
EMPLOYEES WILL RECEIVE TUR.
KEYS, CIGARS AND CANDIES AS
TOKEN OF APPRECIATION.
Manager FOwles ExpendS $500 Making
the Employees of the Company
Happy on Nmas.

The Pine Bluff Corporation, owners
Of the street car system and light
plant, will play Santa Claus to its 106
regular employees, and everybody on
the pay roll of the corporation, from
the most humble street car motor
man to the head bookkeeper in the
office will receive a gift from the
company
The 81 male employees who are
married will receive fine turkeys for
their Christmas dinner and yesterday
Manager B. G. Fowles issued num-
Der Of acquisitions on Thalheimer
and Company, butchers, for Xmas
birds.
Those who are SO fortunate Tor un-
fortunate) to be living a solitary eX-
istence will receive a box of cigars If
they happen to come under the head
Of masculine gender The young lad
les will be recipients of a box Of can
1y C generous size.
The rolicy of remembering the en-
ployees was inaugurated by Mr.
Fowles when he first took charge of
the old water and light company. This
year will be the first that the street
car employees Will come in for a gift.
The corporation generosity repre-
sents an expense Of about 5000.
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PUSH PLANS FOR
THE PACKING PLANT
Committee Named President
to Secure Plans and Re-
ceive Bids.
STATEWIDE INTEREST
Packing Plant Will Mean Much to the
Industrial Progress OF
This City.
STATEWIDE INTEREST

President P. P. Byrd yesterday
appointed the following as members
Of the building committee 10 secure
plans and obtain bids for the erection
CT buildings for the, Arkansas Pack
ing Company n this city.
William Nichol, Pine Bluff chair
man; ]. C. Balm, Portland; Fred D.
Gibson, Stuttgart; F. L. Fox, Pine
Bluff, and 0. F. Tedstrom, Pine
Bluff.
The committee has been called to
meet Monday morning at II o'clock
in the offices of the company IN the
Citizens Bank building. William Car
gill, who came here from Fcrt Worth
Texas, 10 manage the plant, will con-
fer with the committee.
Actual construction will beg n as
soon as possible and it is upractic-
ally assured the big industrial plant
will be in operation within year.
BY many the erect on of a packing
plant in Pine Bluff is considered the
biggest step taken by Pine Bluff bus
mess men in many years. That it
will increase the city's population
considerably and make Pine Bluff
the live stock center of several states
is without doubt.
Statewide interest has been mani
Tested in the project and many of the
most prominent and weal,hiest bust
ness men in the southeastern section
of the state readily subscr bed for
stock in the concern. Pine Bluff
business men, TOO, have subscribed
literally, realizing the great bene-
fits that would accrue after the plsnt
starts. Exceptional interest has also
beent taken by labor men and union
organizations and the Central Trades
Counc of Pine Bluff endorsed the
project and subscribed for several
shares. A committee from this or
ganiza,ion solicited stock subscrip-
tons from union men and over 81 800
of stock is held by the workers, while
the negroes of the city have taken a
large block of stock.