Morrison May Contest Jonas Former Governor Ma> ne < amli date. For ( onsir\. I > Krtleeiii DKirii t. Raleigh. Bcpt. 2;! Ac »rdtng to reports reaching Raleigh. nthtli district Democrats ■ ■ ' now. lU'ging former Om# »i r oh sm Morrison as the mall to '■iedn.ni" the dis trict'.- which wax raptured Ly tlir Republican.': in the nn.U-.SmUh landslide which swept the state last year. The former 'governor lias just re turned from a trip to Europe and is not exported to do 'anything n bout the matter yet. awhile and .many think he will rein; e to eon aider the proposal in view of: his avowed purpose to sneered united State; Senator her rt Oyerimin. However. those who are urging tile Morrison candidai liud that tael as fitting ox,inly into their plans if they eflii only H’l the eon• sent of the former governor. They think other aspirants would cheer fully step aside and leave to Mr. Morrison' the aciiniitedly difficult task of carrying the 1030 election sine,. thev know that Mr Morrison would .he. running for the Behate In IP,!.!.with the field rgain clear. Charles A. Jonas, the republican incumbent, in the ninth, is. also a member of the republican national executive vonmiiU.ee and that fsmt will give him two advantages in the Hext campaign which an ordinary coiviv man would not liave. It live him more power in the mat ter of patronage and assures Him r.n adepua teiv f inn need campaign. lir these re a; oils the unseatin'1 (1 Mr Jonas r expected to prove a more difficult task than the "rc~ nemptiniV of the normally demo cratic (list ■ict w mid ercilnit’ily be Mecklenburg, the biggest county in the .district and ordinarily tie most heavily democratic, is .regard ei as (lie logical plae.’ Ic seek a c mdid'i'e Mecklenburg might unite on for mer Governor Morn; on. but it ha. shown !>o dhpositiop to .unite on any of T other < it., en and al ready fix te Senator V. . ■ Clink former State Senator Hammoi Jones and former Major TMaii-u Redd arc potential eniuhdato.,. There was some talk of draft inn O mni, ti ner of Agncuitr-' \v -a Clrahahl of Lincoln e tno- emend which war succeeded by that in fa vor of Morrison.- but tlv rtnninv fioner declined. Bo far the onh eatid.det • men trolled outride of Mecklenburg, an Former Congressman A l. Bul vvinkle and Solicitor John G, Gar p.rntv, botn of Gaston, and v ho oi pose 1 caih other in t! ■ ip2f> pr, marv which Mr. Bulwark le won only to be beaten in the t lection. Wilson Warlick, of Newton, wa nt one time mentioned, but is nov reported to have definitely decided to contest with B. T. l ulls of She! ’V- mr tic seat on tlv bench o; Judge J.o.vx Webb win has n pounced unit he will i, ■ ;il the expirat.-ui v his present term Ginning Figures To Sent. 16 issued '?vpr r,"pr And \ ||;i|r Million Bairs Ginned Ttr September lr\ Say;, Bureau. There had been yomed 3,653.03.; bales of cotton :« .September to. ac cording to the' report i.sucd Ui. morning by tlie cen us bureau tit Washington. The gin figures did net have any chert on the market ^°r at noon December cotton wn> ouoled at 18.74, exactly .'the same .1* the close on Saturday. The commissioner of ugrlciiltu-r of the .state ot Texas this morning estimated that Texas would, pro duce about 3.800.000 bales. C*in i'tgurfs by states were given as follows: Alabllnn . . Arizona . Arkansas . .. California . ......... Florida . ..... Georgia . . Louisiana __ Mississippi . _... Missouri . .1. . New Mexico North Carolina . .. Tennessee . Texas_...... Oklahoma . __ .... South Carolina - „. 347.435 7.620 . 197.074 .. 1.873 . 90.300 - 727.988 362.681 . 409,032 - - 1 186 .961 .. 7 6(59 . 7.072 1 382.907 - - 39,613 . 68,593 Fallston Motor Co. Gets DeSoto Agency The Fallston Motor company h secured the agency for the De So automobile. The De Sota is a pro duct of the Chrysler corporator and is a popular priced car. T"-u proprietor of the Fallston Mol v company is Mr. John Falls of nee • Fallston. New Assortment of Mottoes, Books, Bridge Favors and Novelties. Stephenson Drug Co. Urge Gardner To Have Special Assembly Meet (Continued From Pose One) minded’ citizens would like to see 1 th«i state* delihe treason so an to ' catch communists w ho me now in thn state. .These individuals would banish flip comniitni.st • and make it ! high mine tor them to propaRitie their gospel hen 't‘!i 1 • group would" 1 put the militarv i>rbsnd this d< •• l portafion and place Hie state unde; martial law unMI the alien ■ were i inn out. (htbri... do not think Hus po. ible 1 1 nr i‘i u dr liable.. Awa\ fi'oin <>s ■ | inn i Hie populace generally thinks 1 that flic country. ha.* made an egre- . I wiotis mess of i: problem and ha:- [ a •ernvate*! it beyond all reason. Of course eastern North Caroline. | 1 which has. almost' -no industrial is*! 'IK . hardly sees tire wisdom of clriv- , nut nut these foreigner who have | brought to the state a political out fit-which makes the. east laugh. Illie westerners communism means free love, atheism, .social - equality and every other a'ienrm to which the j east .is litter stranger. It is doubt - lul if Hie east could recover from i its, convulsion ol laughter, in JO days and legislate.on such a monu - mental joke The east ..would hiuinle the com munists by turning tlum loose and allowing them to spout Should ■ there .be a special session, therefor \ tlu* east and west would divide ! dreadfully, tor the ea t. never would hehrve that anybody would disturb | the social relations. However, a special session would have to concern itself With legisla tion on the industrial problem. There is no doubt that shorter hour- and reduction ot work by woiru'n and minors would he (lie subjert ot statute. Just how well prepared Uu; state is to go into that c|ue.,t.ion ts not detinue Here again Iiu* ea-.t might- give trouble. The ea -'is farm, and the average fanner : n’t in mood to take on a ten or an eight hour nay when lv* work - 24. But (iovernor Gardner is not hurrying up in- mind He lias tint l;een asked to call this session by enough people to make him decide what demand there is Ot course, if | the lawlessness ol (m- am and its environs continues. t h(! pressure for '.legislation that will put the com munists back in the north might be increased; Even’.so, it is not settled that the state could enact, such a taw with luiy. show ot its standin • Hie federal court tests. Thinks Price Cotton This Year Likely To Re Same A.s Old Price Stati* College Economist Sees TTic.' About Same As Last Year. Raleigh Tlie price of cotton Hu fall, should average about what it did last season with no large ni > re !*•>•, or decreases m prospect now Or. O \V Horst er. agricultural economist at State college, annount - ' ed if economic conditions improve In (European countries prices mav nd ‘ Vance slightly but there is no evi dence that conditions in the Urded States will be such .as to w a-rant ; any large increase in the t onsump tlon of cotton. Dr. Forcer says that governtnen i tal reports show that production tins year will he approximately l:v 1)00.000 hales. The carry-over on duly 31, 1929 was estimated t be 4.000.(100 hales, milking a total vip n!\ for the year ending July 31. .1930 of approximately 19.5000,000. TJie world con, unipt.mn of Am?ii can cotton for the year ending Ju'y * 31. 1929 wa . 15,070.ooo bales and (there is no reason why cons uni Hum tor the season of 1929-30 will, be any greater than this. Dr. Forster said. Since consumption will urch ably equal production this year, j there will not he a burdensome surplus of cotton, says Dr "For-fer. He' estimated the probable cany I over next July at not more : than 1 000.000 bales. Economic condit ions in Km one and the United Elates matcm'lv affect the price of cotton and in dustrial. conditions in Europe have : been such recently that lower tak mgs of cotton has resulted- «fe newed activity is looked for in the British mills since the tormina ion of tlie lockout on August 19 ,'\ri What effect this will have during me remainder ni dhe season is- o ;P problematical but it should have a tightly bullish effect on the spat - ket Ur. Forster said. On the o:nev hand consumption by Japahrvc markets has been slightly lower this past summer. Two hundred tons of ground limestone will be tested by 40 farm - < rs of Alleghany county in tivc-ton lots this season. . Four hundred white leghorn hells ; returnedC, H Che\ iy of Hei'dri -- >n county a net profit ot jioi during the .past season. I A Buncombe county farmer found that the weed ruining his fine mountain pasture was an ex cellent growth ot lespedera whi t, his lfi COWS could pot keep proper ly grazed. Slippers With Soft Soles Babv may have these shop able slippers either in patent with fancy firatn inlay, or whito eabretta with silver inlay. 69c Economy And Assured Ease ' Splendid shoes for wear about the house. Of soft Black Kid, vitli rubber-tipped her!. Kx cellent value-at their thrift price cf only— Comtort In Every Step The soft, pliable Black Kiri of which (his shoe is fashioned insures an easy fit. The rubber tap heel makes walking easy. And the price is very low— $2.49 mark Kik ox lords; ruhorr •olr *»d Iwl; -dnll-lmfd mor rasm vamp. C,omfnrtahl*J i>ervjcxab!f ! I />w priertU $2.98 J.C. PENNEY C SHELBY. N. C. MASONIC BUILDING «■ GIVE YOUR DOLLAR A SHOW Shopjaf fhe J.C.PENNEY CO. £fore of mg Thrifty X-, Oxfords Of Black Kid Tf vour feet arc tender, arh inf?, easily wearied . . . sli into a pair of thr^e soft, piiah' oxfords with rubber tipped heel, Only $2.49 n "3 Rnat comfort for in these soft, pliable Black KiH sUppcrs with elastic instep in set*- , „ _ $2.19 Absorbent Bath Towels of durable quality, are only each i If we needed proof of their better-than-usual value it 2?r, we*d need tin other than the quantity we still Double-thread terry-white, col ored border or colored block patterns. Size 22x44 inches. Consider These Very Smart New Dresses Before You Buy Here are dresses in the most ap proved Fall fashions . . . 'tries with raised waistlines, slight! fitted snd longer skirts . . . distinct1 new and charming. Best of all, t ■ - i-e priced with the modefa- >t buying for over 1400 store rs possible, Sires for women, trusses and juniors for only II Seek Your Wants 91 In J. C. Penney Com pany Thrift Stores Visualizing the wants of this community, we have stocked this store with NEW merchandise for the Fall and Winter sea son that will appeal to all! The New Tilings, the Smart Things, the Desirable Things, the Things that add to the charm and happiness of life, for personal use and for the home , , , all End satisfaction in our store. Seek your needs and wants in the J- C. Penney to. Store . . , our Thrift Price Policy will save you moneyl I Fall Suits For Men and Young Men $19.75 'lie popular two-button, single-breasted model with either peak or notch lapel, for ''t oung Men. The fashionable, three-button semi-conservative mode] for men. In a selection of (he new est, and smartest colorings for Fall. node] lew J f Boys’ 1 1 U nderwear Fleece-Lined and Ribbed Union Suits 49c Ilea. ton union suit'.' i" V■’ or fleece i.,, Long .sleeves an.-! unUc length Warm, comfortable ar.il \ made for real service this 1- all and Winter. Solid comfort for men's tired and tender feet! Pliable black kid oxfords with flexible arch support. $6.50 The Headliner A Fall Marathoa A snap brim, mil fur felt bat for fall, styled to the minute mod offered in tbe season's new est shades. Drop in and k»lf over our displays. Lumberjacks In Boys’ Sizes r~ zz-*—f ThtyVe wade of heary maw cloth and come m fane] patterns. Elastic worsted hot. toms with open collar. Tw* patch pockets. Priced low at Lumberjacks Of Suede Cloth i_t These are very good looking •s well as practical for all kind*: of outdoor wear. Come in tan.j brown or grey with fancy elai* tic bottoms. Two pockets. This smart patent leather ptimp will be chosen by many a smartly-dressed woman , , a and by many a thrifty onel $2.98 Men’s Caps One-Piece Style Men’s light powder blue, no* eltv checked, contrast rayon plaid casstmere caps. Foil s2h Serge lined and leather lip. A smart Spring cap, very pa* yonahly priced. Your choice of the »c!i>c!ed fab ric! of th« »ea •on. Tn tfi# HKrwf •hadta and pat «*m». Blue m indud*^, fall Suits $24.75 h A so!:1 ' i <if fjtrlitv. fabrics, plus a- world of fine tailor* ing. se-c : <i \\ • i the smart style tha: young men prefer—* the result, a typical j. C. Penney Co. suit value. Try this recipe when next you buy clothes. | What a Difference a Smart Looking Suit Makea | Don i; Miss A Day Of Cleveland’s Biggest Fair Running This Week .

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