The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-07
CALL FOR GROWERS.
puEsrDHNr VAUGHAN RATED
 COUNTY CALL YEsTERDAY.
Csunty Meeting Wili ne Held Saturday
 At Court Houoe-0fAcers Are Re. ceiving Much Encourage ment.

\ A reminder of the coming meeting of the Montgomery county Cotton Growers. Association to be held next Saturday in the court house here was tssued yestsrday by President W. H. Vaughan. In this call all beat presi- dents are urged to come to the county sect prepared to make full reports on the work done In the subdivisions of the organization.
 The meeting which win not only take place in Montgomery but is ex- pected to be held in every county seat iu the State Saturday has for its prime purpose the naming Of delegates to the convention of the state division of the southern Cotton Association The State meeting will be held here on Jam uary 2. Each county will send from one to three delegates. The beats are entitled to from three to five delegates to the county conventions. It IS point ed Out in every cotton State that each subordinate organization 'con and IS in- State meeting as signify willingness to come. The only limitation on any county will be in the voting strength.
 The notice of the growers Of Mont gonsry county is as follows:
 The Montgomery County Cotton Growers Association hold their regu- lar monthly meeting at II a. m.. at the county court house.
 A reorganization for the coming year will be perfected by the election of officers, aiso delegates to the state meeting in January. It has been sug- eesfsd as Montgomery has occupied a leading position in this great move rnenf that we send at least forty dele- gates to the State meeting. of course limited. however. to the number or votes accorded us.
 kA eorh nfRanfZhd beat of the county is requested to come prepared to report on the work done in their respective beats, also to bring report of their treasurer as to amount of dues and assessments on cotton collected.
 Mr A. B. Brasseil. chairman of the warehouse committee. requests the fol- lowing gentlemen to meet him promptly at II a. n.. for short conference be- fore the regular meeting. ] A. B. Brasseli, chairman: J. R. War ren, !. s. Edson. Charles L.. Gay, M B. Houghton, w. H. Vaughan. M. C. Scott. A. H. Edwards. Dr. A. St. C. Tennille. !. T. Robertson. !. B, Walters. J. M Barnett. Dr Frank Mcleod. ". R. Sawyer, Sam Gerson. J. E. Chaney. sigmend zadek. A Josh Jones, John p. Brooks, Wiley Hili. J. M. Townsend. Mike Moore, H. A. Belser, Dave John son, W. D. Smith. W. c. Jones. w.. T.. M Rushin. J. P. DowLNig A. F. smith. N. 3. Williamson. D. P. Jones
 All members of the Southern Cot ton Association and others interested are invited to attend this important meeting.
 W. Hunter Vaughan. d. President Charles L. Gay. Secretary
 Assurances of many more pledges from growers to hold cotton for fifteen eeats are being received daily m the office of President W. H. Seymour. of the state Division. It is claimed by the spokesmen of the Southern Cotton Association on all hands that very It. lie cotton Is being marketed in spite of the healthy prices for spots that 1 are ruling now. The orators of the State division, Dixon P. Armstrong. Maj. !. H. Harrison and Rev. N. B. Williams. are busy preaching the ib- cent propaganda in the southern, northern and middle parts of Alabama word from them indicates a growing popularity of the t5-cent hopes.