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AT TU A HOME PLA AI one hur Music bL W.F THE GROWING AND HANDLING OF COTTC New Orleans, Sept. p.-Farmel ginners, spinnersk manufacture1 bankers and all allied interest of t cotton industry will attend the Wor Cotton Conference to be held in N< Orleans, October 13 to 1G, inclusih Advance reservations for hotel al rooming house accommodations in< eate a record crowd and judged by t: interest generally displayed, the Co ference will be the most importa business session held in the. Unit States during the current year. [ sides many thousands of delegat -~ - C Sti .CUT iLUCTIQll Willian C i E S D A t Cooper's X Roads SCE: 2 Miles From In< TERMS: One=third rut two thirds of this land cultivat dred years, but now must be sold Brass Band '.Coope from this country, there will be sev- n< N eral hundred foreign delegates repre- co senting thirty or more European na- ce r lions. Famed for its hospitality, New g< s Orleans, through the New Orleans-Cot cu e ton Exchange members, bankers and 'I business mien, will live up to its ideal to w reputation for elaborate entertain. Sc e. ment. The program is varied and not al u one item that might add to the per- pc ; fection of the entertainment scheme an he has been overlooked. p, u- Lea.ders in every branea of the cot nt ton industry will take part in the be ed Conference program. Nine Governors m< e- of as many of the cotton growing TI es States wvill preside over the nine busi- Jo a/-y oar~ou'nd solt dr. ome was not built i1 day NW bus evo's p~opularity b( tree months becaus f five years prepar tion in perfecting th everafe. aryi ore - Familios supplied by groor, druggist and Viiosare invifodfto inspoct our plant-.' KNH EUSER -BUSCH ST.LOUI Weinberg Grocery Company Local Distributors MANNING, S. C. INTO SI i i isburg County, I D M M E N C I S liantown Church .cash, balance in ed, numbers of tenant hous to settle the estate. SALE CON rReal ss sessions. These sessions will ver the following subjncls which con rn directly the farmer and those nerally interested in the- cotton in stry. "The Growing and Handling of Cot 1." "Future Requirements and New urces of Production," "The Storage d Insurance of Cotto,," "The Trans rtation of Cotton," "The Buying d Selling of Cotton," and "World oblems of the Textile Industry." Every phase of these subjects will gone into thoroughly by men >st fitted to handle the problem. e discussions, in the opinion of in M. Parker, planter, broker and * . 7-L VIALL FA Lands WILL gear Indiaqtown I N G EPTEM RAIN OR c McKNIG one, two and three !s, large residence and-store. Ref reshn DUCTED BY Estate ( cotton expert of New Orleans, will "result in inestimable good to every branch and line of the cotton indus try." "The purposes of that gathering are to tell the story of cotton, starting in from the time when the farmer be gins to break up the land, to the plant ing, cultivation, harvesLang, ginning, baling, marketing, transportation, manufacturing and right up to the period of the sales of cotton goods to the consumer" said Mr. Parker in an interview with you representative. "The real intent and purpose of the conference is not to boost any par ticular branch of the cotton indlustry, bu. to be of material assitsant and beniefit to all, and1 by a thorough under standing of the difficulties wvhich be set each of the varied steps of cotton production and manufacture, to bring abort better feeling andl that nleces rary team work to pull together on ,lines which will be equally just and :<atisfactory to all., "The prosperity of the cotton ir ducer is essential to the health and continuation of cotton production, and instead of having bitterness and fric tion, every line of business in the cot to~n industry should strive to see that each other line derives a fair share of the profits. A period of over produc tion followed b~y a periodl of p~rodluc tion much less than the world's needs is always dlemoralizing andE upsets tradle and tradle conditions. In the long analysis, the cotton farmer is thb most important of all the allied cot ton interests because if he dloes not prodluce the cotton, millions of dol1 lars investedl in ,nills, machinery, equipment and organization would be of no value. The farmer has less op portunity to be posted as to actual value of his product as compared with the manufactured goods, and, as a rule, the agriulturalist pays relative ly higher prices for su,>plies than any other class of citizens. "The produiction of cotton is at best a most hazardous busienss," deC clared Mr. Parker who, by his many years connection with the cotton in dlustry fits him to intelligently handle his subject," and the result dep very largely upon ;i favorable plant ing season, growing season andl har vesting season, and with the great unrest today with labor in every line thoroughout the wvorld, the time has conme when, for self-preservation, the producer, manufacturer and di'stribu tor should get together, patiently andl fairly study the problems which con front each other, and then, possibly, as thy United Cotton Industry, seek to bring to paa a comiplete under standing by which each variedbrnnch IES RMS ofthe F TAM COE church BER IiINE. HT PLACE: 5 Mil years-= per cent. This land has been in the fai ents Served of '"COLUII of these industries receives a fair re turn for their toil, labor and capital invested. "The opportunities for untold good are great, provided they are proper ly handled, "Mr. Parker said in con chusion. Refused Permits. Laredo, Tex., Sept. 6.-Many citi zens of the United States were re fused permits to enter the Tampico section of Mexico today when they de clined to waive responsibility of the Mexican government for bodily harm that might befall them. The Mexican consul here just received instructions STOJ *I and look ov I have 'to sh I our line ne: I come to tos I be you are I market -jus I what we ha Im but would I privilege ar 5of showing Sanyway. W you only sui twill give y IPrices and 5ways in line Sus when in Il D. M. ra tate o SPE R es From Cades nily over i Grounds BIA, S. C. from Mexico City regarding the waiv er proviso which is to be attached to all appli-ations for permits to enter the Tampico sections, where a nun ber of Americans and other foreigners recently have been attacked by ban dits. Several oil men were among those refused permits today. 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