The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-05

So the great difference between is that they making their appeals upon abstract questons matters that there is little dispute about and from which relief is quite remote and counts very little to you in doarsand cents or in any other way.
 But the things stand for be gotten for you by earnest energetic enthusiastic and aggressive advo cate in Congress. WILL FIGHT
 For change in the present Laws until the Cotton Farmer Demand and Secure a far higher and more profitable price for his cotton As the member for Arkansas of the important National Cooperative Cotton Marketing Committe' of the American Cot. Cot ton Association, have made close study of this problem and know whereof l speak.
 The Southern farmer must and will organize for self protection. But organization alone is not the whole remedy. H. must DOMINATE and CONTROL the Cotton Markets of the World He must NAME HIS OWN PRICE for the product of his own and his fam iH's hard toll and great sacrifices
 Our present laws are cunningly drawn by shrewd lawyers that while seemingly friendly to the farmer THESE LAWS CAN AND OUGHT TO BE CHANG ED until the producer has full freedom and ample op portunity to become prosperous
 The permanent prosperity of this country rests first of ali on satisfied and we-to-do farmers edly favor that the right and declared policy for this country.
 WILL FIGHT
 For the most elastic and liberal Farm and Farmers Loan Laws consistent with the safety of the country financially. When aid the Farmer, we add en0r mously to business opportunities and to the general public wealth. There are no dull times nor wide spread distress when farmers are prosperous. To secure the Millions of Dollars of Cotton Taxes H. legally taken from the people of the Souh to be re funded to those who can show rightful title to It; the remainder to be approximately divided among the various Southern States from whence it came; and these States to ample portion for the com fort and welbeing of all Confederate Soldiers or their wives or widows; and the great sum remaining %kcr rkiL iLdroN Of fho of Confederate Soldier and want to see this great wrong righted
 To secure the protection of the lands of the people in ths district living along and near the banks of the Red the Ouachita the Little Missouri the Saline and Bayou Bartholomew, from overflows; accordng 10 the plans of the Government and which It Is US duty tOprOvide. This will save millions of dollars in damage in the course of time make thousands of acres of fertile lands safe for the farmer and add thousands of dol Ths imnrovement will make Arkadelphia the actual head of permanent navigation on the Ouachita River It will add materially to the growth and wealth or every county that is touched by these streams WILL FIGHT
 To Reduce the High Cost of Living materiaiy Dy at least important factor.
 The cost of Railroad Freight transportation is a Heavy TAX upon every person and every household household in the land; not article that IS used or consumer but carries indirect TAX that must be paid by the consumer.
 It is already established that there will be GREAT INCREASE in Railroad freight charges in the near future.
 YOU MUST PAY TALL!
 But the people of this district more fortunat ely situated than almost any other.
 They have their RIVERS.
 Water transportation is the very cheapest known ts man. Under present laws it's benefits in this dis trict of much Reduced Cost net confined to the people who live immediately or near to the Ouachita River and it's tributaries; along the Mis- sisspp and Red Rivers. EVERY County from Little Rock South to the State line can secure great re- ductior in freights thereby. I WILL FIGHT
 For GOVERNMENT BARGE LINE on these rivers