The Harrison times., 1914-09-26

Several are desirous of contesting
with Otis Wingo in the fourth district
who will be up for n third term IN
the next primary, Fort Smith is ex-
pected TO furnish a prominent en-
trant in this race, Opposition is
also expected TO II. NJ, Jacoway in
the fifth district, but Arkansas has
the best representation in Congress
that it has had for many years, and
the people realizing it, will be slow
10 make a change unless the new
blood is much more competent than
the present official,
Not to equal the 1911 Reunion in
crowds, but 20 excel it in hospital.
ity, is the aim of the Robert c. New-
ton Camp Of Sons Of Confederate
Veterans, in the entertainment Of
the Arkansas Veterans during the
State Reunion to be held in Little
Rock November 3, 4 and 5, While
they realize that the reunion Of 1911
was the zenith in the way of Confed.
crate Reunions, the Sons believe
they can care for the Arkansas Vet
Grams so that they can have more
comforts than in the big national
reunion,
The municipal auditorium will be
secured 20 house the veterans, and
the government will be asked to
supply cots and blankets, The au-
dtorium is well lighted and heated,
so the veterans can be made very
comfortable no matter how cold the
weather may turn, Meals will be
supplied the Veterans for three days,
several Of the city restaurants being
called upon to look after this de
partment,
The Veterans will be rendered re-
ceptons and invited to balls, ms well
as being featured in a most eTtcn-
sivc parade, It is planned TO make
this n novel affair.
1t is expected that at least 10000
visitors will be attracted to Little
Rock for the big affair, and what
ever credit there will be for a sue
cesslul entertainment will 60 70 the
Robert c. Newton Camp, for the
other camps Of the state have not
been requested TO bear portion Of
the expense or do any Of the labor
required,
The Pulaski county fair will take
place at the same time, and arrange.
ments are being made to set aside
one day there for the Veterans with
a program arranged especially for
them,
WAR only proves that all people
are kin stated United States Sen.
ator James =, Clarke while in Lit.
tie Rock for the week end, "and this
clash between blood in Europe has
completely gotten away with the
civilized world, II has gotten away
with the United States, for it is too
stupendoua for even our magma
| tion, is too extensive a conflict
for US even to follow and to comprc.
hcnd IT,
Senator Clarke came to Arkansas
60 attend 20 some urgent business
and rushed back to his seat lie
will not participate in the campaign
for his reelection, saving that OF
the present time there is too much
Campaigning 20 do in Washing.
ton to keep the government work
ing smoothly, for any Of the senat.
ofs 60 neglect their seats,
The Buy a Bale cotton movement
has taken a hold all over Arkansas
with a firm grip, but II every man
who had 500 over and above his
monthly meat and fodder bill was to
walk up and purchase a bale he
wouldn't prevent the staple being u
drug on che market, unless there
should be a sudden termination in
the European war which would
create again the worldwide demand
Of yorc.
According to the students Of the
cotton market, the remedy is the re-
duction Of the cotton acreage for
next year, and unless the war is
over by January, and things moving
smoothly by that time, the lcgisla.
iurc will be asked TO pass upon q
measure TO force n reduction IN the
cotton acreage As in most eases,
one bin will bring on many others,
so some very acceptable bill should