THE CLEVELAND STAR. SHELBY. N. G,
TUESDAY FEB. 13, 1923
SIMMONS IS NOT CANDI
DATE TOR LEADER
'r. vicians Wain Him Against
TaliiKs on' Any New
I Surd ens Now.
Wi.himiti'iY i'Vb. !i. - Wit hdraw;,!
f St 1','itnr -Sinmiot.s, i.t' North ';uo
linn, lioin the iiU-c with Settlor Rob
inson, iff AikiTtsiis, I'ur I)iMiiotiut;o
leadership in. the -next .senate when
Senator Underwood of' Alabama, the
-irMnt lieimicrutie leader, will retire,
was iininmiHi'fl today .by Senator Ov
erman, of North Carolina,. on behalf
f his colleaiiU".
T)ie announcement by Senator () -
rmiin was regarded a .assuring the
election of Senator Robinson. Sena
tor Simmon authorized the announ
ment from lii.s sick bed lit his home
;it New Hern, N. C.
( ennui' Statement.
Somite" Overman's statement fol
lows: ."My Tolleacuo, Senator Simmons,
from bis sick bed in New 'Bern, N.
t'., has asked nip to iiiak" public re
Miet that bin name shall no longer
be conridoiod for the post of Demo
cratic lender in the senate. Notwith
rtanding the fact that more than hall
the nie nbers o'' "Tsent senate are
((importing liiie and he has, other as
surances that justify him in feeling
mo 4 hopeful of success. Senator Sim
Tiioim feels he niust take this action in
part upon consideration of his health
and in part for reasons of paity har
mony. My colh'Hpue'.-. pbysiciai.s have
advised him. that he mu.l U.ke. tli
best care of himself for . Several
,,u,ri- t . cimuv 'ntid' th'.y strongly
WHi'ir him a:;ajn ; y'"l' - tnl. iitr auy
.;v. burdens np'.il shail 'have fully
1 1 i'h'i ' re-1 hi ; st I'-iU'th.
"It. i. v.ell Keown here t,iat" .Senator
SimfiK in ll.e bei';innii;i contented
to the use of his name IV the Dem
oniac biidi-rshit) only Upon what
seemed to be v.iti ifactoi y assurances
that there vniild be no considerable
opposition, lb- stated then that he
would not uwW any circumstances
enter into a scramble for the place.
Since Senator Robinson, for whom
Senntor Simmons feels hikli esteem
and til. -mishit:, was offered as a can
dilate, Senator Simmons hari refrain
...i f,,m. withdrawi.-iL' lu's own name
nlv because he has felt that loyalty
to bis own friends and supporters
wouhl not permit it.
Wants Harmony.
"My colleague, now feels however,
in view of his health and of the fact
that the contest between his friends
and those of Senator Robinson has
trrown "so close and promises' to be jo
limit "drawn outwith the consequent
m iicct of that necessary concentra
tion by Democratic senators of mind
mid effort on partv and national af
fairM all throuli this year, "that the
hi'hest national and party consider
ation; demand that the contest ihail
proceed no futber. Senator Simmons
therefore' has asked ami obtained the
consent of his friends to leave the
' field clear to Senator Robinson, whose
! leadeship, my. colleague believes, will
tie in every respect able and satisfac
tory. .' ';,-.
' -. 'Senator Simmon wishes: me to
iNpn.ss for him his deep and grate
ful' appreciation of the loyal support
:, piven him and of the splendid zeal and
j generalship that his friends have ex
trcised in his behalf. He appreciates
'no less, too, the kind solicitude imd
(regard for him and his present state
! of health that have . prompted his
friends in the senate to yield withour
his desire to take him-
self out of consideration, and brine
the contest to an end."
!
CATTLE-FEEDiNG
SURVEY RESULTS
Extensive Studies Have Been
Made in Connection With
Many Agricultural Colleges.
WILMINGTON DISPATCH
SUSPENDS PUBLICATION
Recently Closed Commercial Nation
' . 1 Bank Brings Newspaper Irou
bl.'s to Climax.
GOVERNMENT MAKES EXHIBIT
BEAUTIFUL IVORY BED ROOM
SUITE AT A BARGAIN
This beautiful Ivory Suite consists of Ivory Bed.
Vanity Dresser, Chifforobe, Regular Dresser. This suite,
we are offering at a remarkably low figure.
4-PIECE SET FOR $198.00
Without doubt this is one of the best and prettiest
suites ever offered for so little money. A regular,
$27f.00 Suite. . - Now on display-in our window. He
sure and see it.
ARCADE FURNITURE COMPANY
, ihM'M ick Building. Next Door to J. N. Dellinger's.
:: Phone 508. ' ; .
mTTON CO-OPERATIVES
TURN OVER NEW LEAF
The North Carolina Cotton Grow
ers' Cooperative association . turned
over a new leaf last week, and start
ed its second year of operation by
giving' an account of its first year's
achievements to a score of represen
tative Tar Heel bankers, who pro
nounced it good. General Manager
U. B Blalock presented the report, as
follows:
One hundred and thirty-five thou
sand bales of cotton delivered". by
32,000 members; advances of nearly
$10,000,000 to members by the as
sociation on cotton delivered; asso
ciation has sold and delivered 27,000
bales of cotton at prices ranging
from 21 1-4 cents to 30 cents on,'
short staple, With less than 5,000
bales sold for less than 25 cents a
pound, ,
The great need of improved pro
duction credit and the imiiortance of
the development of banking practice v
among farmers were emphasized by j
Dr. B. W. Kilwre, director ot the
state agricultural extension service.
Bankers pledging the continued 'co
operation, included Joseph G. Brown,
Col. James R. Young and E. B. Crow,
of Raleigh ;and former Congressman
L. D. Robinson, of Wadesboro, who
declared that the co-operative mar
keting movement had been the only
proposal for improvement of agri
cultural conditions that appealed to
him. - -
I Dr. J. Y. Joyner, speaking for the
tobacco association, said that the co
operation given by the bankers had
bs'tn largely responsible for its suc
cessful operation.
Amounti of Feed Necessary to Maks
Same Amount of Total Gain on
Feeder Steer' Shown Pictori
allly Systems of Feeding.
Jreprd by th United Btte Dprtm-nt
o( Af rlcultur.)
In an exhibit at the International
Live-Stock exposition recently held at
I'hiciigo, the United States Oepart
itient of Agriculture showed some of
the results ohtaluel from an exten
sive survey of steer feeding In the
Middle West. These studies have
been made in co-operation with agri
eulliirul colleges In the states of Illl
dqK Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota and
Neliraska. The survey lias been car-
Wilmington,. Feb. K.,-The Wilmin--Um
Dispatch, local.' afternoon news
paper, suspended publication this af
ternoon as a result of the closing d
tin. CnmiTiercial National bank. A
deed of trust in the sum of ?4o,000
was held on the paper' by the dc- (
funct bank, which is now lr tia-
hands of a receiver. I
The Dispatch was founded in lts95(
by R. P. McClammy, who pnbl-shed
it until 1916, when it was sold to a
! syndicate headed by W. B. Cooper ,
and Thomas E. Cooper.
It was bought bv Parker Anderson
in litl8, and sold aam a y .tar Inter
to R. S. Carver.
The present managem.-n , headed
bv James (:niicksh:nk. took over the
pa pi i U t sp" . WiK'l d w i-
at auction under a receivership.
The total indebtediics:- of tae pn
per, accoidinpr to a pubhsne-s state
ment earned today, ai ounts to ap-
1"'
Ornately ."-'J.000.
'."tl NTY OF RUTHEIM OUD
EMPLOYS I!F I.TH Nl'RSE
t mm MB 1 1 A Ml'' WMW11IWllia'kTOMBI
FRESH GARDEN SEED AT
PAUL WEBB'S DRUG STORE
We have a large and well selected stock of Woods,
Jerrys and Landreths seed.
lu!k seal are going to be scarce, buy early.
BEANS: Valentine, Stringless Green Pod, Kentucky
Wonder and Pole Beans.
ENGLISH PEAS: Drf and Pole.
CORN: Adams Early, Stowells Evergreen. Hickory
King and Truckers Favorite.
Flower seed in bulk and packages.
If you want reliable, fresh seed make out your list and
come to
PAUL WEBB'S
The Rexa" Store Phone 21
Drugs, Seed and Paint
It'.ttherfonlton, Feb. 8. Ruther
ford county has taken another sup
forward. A full time county nurse has
been employed and will arrive on the
! scene February 19 and will begin
I work at once. Miss Anrur' Gallag-
he r will be the nurse. She Li a grad
juate of a hospital in Philadolphja.'
Her post-graduate public health train
ing was secured at the Western-Reserve
university, Cleveland, Ohio. She
has had public health experience with
the Pennsylvania board of health,
American Red Cross and was a mem
ber of the army nurse corps, chief
jniirse of Base hospital No. 20 A. E.
j F. She has had much other exper
ience and comes highly recommended.
THE PARCEL POST
(From The Hickory Record.)
Ten years ago, Robert D. Aber
nethy said the other night, pointing;
to a motor truck loaded wtih mail, a
two-wheel truck was large enough to
'carry all the outgoing mail for any
train leaving Hickory- The average
i per train then was three small pouch
jes, nlostly letters. The big increase
j came with the parcel post and every
year since the Government went in
to the business of carrying packages
the mail has grown here. Creamery
products, overalls and bundles from
Hickory stores travel by parcel post,
and these go to make up the greater
total, it is said.
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Disfigurcil by starvation, his xlyl
covered with scabiej, this tot wasf
found by Near East Relief workers
in Armenia, dnrguig for rooti and
ifilbs to keep ahye. . 1
SQUARE IOOSING MONEY
ti-f you are not trading with R. R.
Hewitt & Co., Lattimore, -. 3-13-:
A Prize-Winning Hereford Shown at
the International Live-Stock Show.
rled on for the last four years, and It
has Involved approximately 20,000
steers each year. Another year's
study is to be made, but results have
been obtulned to date that are of
practical Interest to cattle feeders
throughout the United States.
Resu.- of. Survey.
The results of th's survey, thus far,
were shown at the exposition In a
booth entitled, "Beef Production," a
part of the large government exhibit.
It was found that two types of ration
are being used by cuttle feeders gen
erally . throughout this region. The
type used in a locality Is determined
by the kind of hay that Is grown
there. About the same number of
steers are fed by each method through
out the region studied.
Feed Necessary.
The exhibit showed plctorially the
amounts of feed necessary to make
the same amount of total gain on a
eeder steer, and the length of feedinj
period, under each system of feeding,
as determined by this survey. In
formation on feedinc problems and
other phases of beef production may
be ' secured ly askln;
from tbe Department
Washington, D, C.
ROBERT L. RAMSAUR
Chiropractor
Palmer School Graduate
Webb Building 2nd Flour
Phone 415
WHY NOT TKADE WHERE YOU
the same eoods for less mo
ney.
R, R. Hewitt &. Co.
3-13c
RUSH STOUP
Attorney at Law
Office in Royster Building.
Room No. 8.
A Good Thin? - Don't Miss It.
: Send your name and address plainly
written together with 5 cents (and this
slip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co.,
Des Moines, Iowa, and receive in re
turn a trial package containing Cham
berlains Cough Remedy for coughs,
colds, croup, bror.chial, "flu" and
svhooping coughs, and tickling throat;
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets for stomach troubles, indiges
tion, gassy pains that crowd the
heart, biliousne.-s and constipation;
Chamberlain's Salve, needed in every
- t- , i . , ' -, family for bums! scalds, wounds.
Notice is hereby given that I have , , ,- . i,
this day qualifier! as Administrator.?1'1 ami skm affections; these valu
of the estntc of John Gilman, deceas-i'd family m- dicines for only cents,
ed, and all persons indebted to said i Don't miss it." Adv.
estate will make inviTicdiate. payment .
to the undersigned and all ntrsons 1 '
iiavmg claims against saiu estan w.u
present them to me proper.y p.'cven
for payment on or before January it.
1924, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
This January 6th, 11)23.
W. D. LOY, Admr. of John "il tian,
dee'd.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
: for bulletins i
of Agriculture, r
STANDARD FOR BEEF BREEDS
To
Assist Beginner Department of
Agriculture Issues Bulletin
Giving Information.
SIMMONS' WITHDRAWAL
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AD PI.0SPE1ATE CO. I
RE
Cralotte Observer.
That the condition of Senator Sim
mons' health has impelled him .. to
withdraw from the race for the min
ority leadership of the Senate is
cause for deep regret on the part of
the people of North Carolina. The
Democrats in the United States Sen
ate .could not have selected a leader
in promotion and defense of the in
terests of Uie party, the Nation and
tne people of his own home Statte.
' The ' question ' of the ' beginner,
"Which Is th best breed of beef cat-tle?'-'
cHUnot be answered If he Insists
vpon detinue reasons, for no beef has
been found superior to all others. A
man muy have u personal choice, his
neighbors may be raising one particu
lar breed, or his conditions may be
more nearly IdeuJ for one breed than
any of 'be others.
In order to help those who are un
certain as. to which breed Is best
n Jno. JYL uest
Furniture Co.
Undertaking
Licensed
Embalmers
Funeral Directors
- Day Phone 363
Nizht Phones:
9? 264378-J-243-W, H
VIC
mi o. j.
IIOUSER
r.
of Charlotte, N
Will be located in
Dr. Lattimore's office
THURSDAY
of each week, hours
10:00 A.-M. to 400 P. M.
His practice is limited to
treatment and surgery of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,
and fitting glasses.
I T M Ebeltoft I
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
FOR IX)RTY YEARS A STANDARD FERTILIZER.
FISH GUANO A SPECIALTY.
JOE E.
SPINDALE MILL WILL
DOUBLE ITS PRODUCTION
Ruthe'rfordton, FetTfi. The Spin
dale mill has cently doubled its pro
duction, 4.9C8 spindles being added. I
The additional wing, which Is 60x75
feet, has been completed. It is two
stories high and will employ about 30
more employes. The capitalization has ,
been increased. Machinery is being
installed now and the new addition is
expected to be running in full soon, r
LINCOLN GOES FORWARD
REPRESENTATIVE.
Charlotte Observer.
The action of the commissioners of
Lincoln County in ordering a bond is
sue up to half a million dollars fc,r
the construction of good roads is a
step calculated to put that good old
county on the map in bold relief and
to add to the county's fame as one of
progressive, intelligent and forward
looking citizenship. The county, long
regarded as one of the best in the
State, is now entering upon a new
era of progress and development.
TRY STAR WANT ADS THEY
ALWAYS GET RESULTS.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in two certain deeds
of trust executed to me as trustee by
Wm. McSwain and wife, said deeds of
trust being of record in office of' reg
ister of deeds for Cleveland County,
N. C, in books 114. pace 144 and llfl
certain us. .10 nuicu orreu is oesi 1ln .Lft - -. , r '
adapted ,0 their condition, the United fTfe?
States Department or Agriculture has jn named, and said notes not having
prepared a bulletin In which are- been paid at maturity; and the holder
flren the characteristics of the beef 'thereof having requested ma as trua-
and dual-purpose breeds la the United itee to foreclose same, I will offer for
States, together with a brief history sale at the court house door in Shel-
of their development. A comparative ! hy. N. C, ct public auction to the
standard of excellence for beef breeds' ; highest bidder for cash on
la Included In the bulletin, a feature ! . I'.f',rua,rJr 2-ith 1923 at 12 m.
which makes It possible for the be- (' "'m" tleP' hours, the following
,1 j 1 . fleserineu tracts Of land:
ginner to compare ti e breeds lut , ,st tract. siluated NV 4 towp.
bj point. . ship, Clevetand-county, N. C., on botn
A copy of thelulletln may be had suies of Etate hiehwav 20. inin.
free of charge by writing the United ing the lands of T-W. Harmon, Watt
States . Department tf Agriculture. Anthony ana others, and beginning in
Washington, D. C. and asking for 1 the center of the public road, Har
Farmers' Bulletin 612. mon's line, and runs thepce with his
I line south 17 west 23.24 chains to a
iiuitcuicu tuit uii 1 uni n r.ock !n said line' thencc h An
WHITEWASHJHAT WILL HOLD thony's line south 84 west 15.25 chains
. . .: . . to a post-oak; thence north 17 East
When Properly Prepared and Applied J8-64 chains to a rock on bank of
Material Will Cleanse, Disinfect, .branch; thence north 1-2 west 17
and 8Uy On. : chains to a plum bush; thence a new
' line south 67 east 7 chains to a small
Whitewash Is often made hp" ,. dwod; thence south 5. east 4.33
shod way and Is put on careteeslyu P3"80 cente' ,of ?d nea plum
does not do the job well and will not SSV11 Td ?Uth 8,!
last. Wb whitewash I, properly SJlilJl tS chSnST o
made and carefully applied, It will bend in road; thence south 79 ea't l
cleanse, disinfect and stay on." chain to bend in road; thence south
Sluck ten pounds of quicklime In 66 1-2 east 3.9 chains to the beginning
two gallons of water. Cover the con- containing 42 acres, more or less
talner aud, allow the lime to slack for 2nd tract: Situated in the aforesaid
one hour. Add enough warm water to township and county, being that tract
make tbe whitewash spread easily f 'a"d conveyed to Wm. McSwain by
with' a brush. To each five gallons T. Wright and wife, by deed of re
add one pound of glue, (stick glue dls- ford n o(nce BS hove referred to in
solved In warm water), one-fourth 1)00,1 ? dP?d "EEE". PKe 310, refer-
ponnd of salt and one pint of crude !lnce - ich I9 hfTeby made r fu"
carbolic acid. Apply evenly, while le!Snptlon ind 7'teb ' descriotion is
Paul C. Jamleson, Toultry Extension more or less '
Specialist, Colorado Agricultural Col- This Jannafy Wiflo!? '
lcg'' D. Z. NEWTON, Trustee.
Grocer and
Book Seller
Phone 82
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Having this day qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of Susan C.
Crain, " deceased late of Cleveland
county, North Carolina, notice is here
by given to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned, and all per
sons shaving claims against said es
tate are hereby notified to present
them, to 'jip, propirly proven for pay
ment on. or before January 6th, 1924,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. '
-This January -6th,-1923.-
L. M. CRAIN, Admr. estate of Su
san C. Crain dee'd.
Bynum E. Weathers, Atty.
LOTS FOR SALE
By J. A. Wilson
Desirable lots near Eastside milL
One mile from Court House. 1-2
mile from Cleveland . Springs.
Fronting on Charlotto-Asheville
hard surface highway. Purchaser
may have several , acres back ot
each lot if desired in nice timber
oak and hickory park. Theses lots
cannot now be duplicated in price,
location and other desirable fea
tures. Also 4-room house with sev
eral acres along S. A. L. R, R.
track, near Eastside mill suitable
for truck, dairy or chicken farm.
Other building lots, any size to
suit purchaser, a part of these
situated along S. A. L. R. R. track.
In the above described lots you
will find what you have been wait
ing for, either for a home or an
investment. Very easy terms.
J. A. WILSON