The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-16
CLUB SEEKS FUND
 TO SUPPORT WORK
KENDRICK BIL LOP I(>ED
Club to Honor Senator Hartie On Return from Capitalization
 Ordinance Endorsed.

Finding that a deficit in it's finances IS being cerated each month, the Con- way Commercial Club at its meeting last night voted to ask support of business firms and establishments in Conway, and to this end the executive committee made tentative assessments against each firm and appointed a committee to secure the amounts
 agreed upon. The resolution to ask financial assistance in this way was offered by Jo Frauenthal and was adopted unanimously. The executive committee appointed D. o. Harton, Tom Davis and Frank Paris. A campaign for individual memberships at $1 per month will also be launched at the same time.
 The decision of the club was taken after hearing a report by Fred Cor dy, chairman of the finance committee. MT. Gordy's report showed that the club has an income of about $19O per month and fixed expenses of abops $250. The expenses of the club in- clude it's share of the support of farm demonstration work, rental on the club rooms and incidentals. No remuner- ation is given any of it's officers.
 A banquet in honor of Senator George F. Hartje will be given by the club some time in March, under a res- olution offered by Mir. Frauenthal. "It is rare thing when legislator gives his time and effort as unselfshly to the interests of a community as Sen- ator Hartje has done for Conway" MT. Frauenthal declared His motion was for banquet when the senator depreciation of Conway for the con scientious and effective work which Senator Hartje has done in behalf of the city and county. MT. Cleaver stated that the woman's auxiliary had offered it's help in serving a ban quet some time in March and that the occasion would be made one in honor jof the legislator
 After considerable discussion, a res .olution asking Senator Hartje to op- pose the Kendrck bill, for extending the run of the Russellville accommo- dation train, was adopted, with con- promise suggestion by MT. Cleaver that the bill be opposed, but that the Missouri Pacific be asked to change the time of departure from Conway from 9 to II a. m. for the convenience of dairymen.
 A watchman or a gate on the Oak street crossing of the Missouri Pa cific was also endorsed by the club, which was asked to approve bill for this purpose to be introduced by Sen ator Hartje. Mayor Cole stated that Supt. Brooks declared the Missouri Pacific had given orders for the con- struction of tower at this crossing and crew had been assigned to con- struct it. Mayor Cole thought the tower would be built without legisla- tive action. However, the bill by Sen- ator Hartje was endorsed
 Considerable discussion as well as merriment was provoked by the pro- posed chicken ordinance, which the woman's auxiliary asked endorsed. It was finally approved and Mir. Cleaver instructed to do whatever possible in securing its enactment by the city council.
 Five activities of the club were enumerated by MT. Cleaver, in addi- tion to farm demonstration. The club has assisted the dairy association in securing a milk station here and ship ments will be started by March 1 at the rate of about 300 gallons daily. Financial assistance also has been promised the dairymen until the in- dustry is we'll established, the assist ance being in the nature of a loan. Second, the club has aided the cotton progress of which was told by Frank Farris, chairman of the county exc cutive committee. Third, a manufac- turer is interested in locating head ing and slave factory at Conway, to have a pay roll of bout $5,000 month ly, and the club is lending what aid and encouragement as is possible. Fourth, efforts of the State Normal to secure adequate appropriations by the leg islature were seconded by the club, which also stood ready to work fur ther in this cause. Fifth, advertis- ing at Fl Dorado and Little Rock to attract citizens leaving the oil city will be used as soon as club finances will permit. Many citizens, it was said, are leaving ElDorado and the would call their attention to the numerous advantages of Con