Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-27

s. 4rtr- Rsc1-i says
-rle sa1t1 G.s--,.4 ,m--s-rar-s
it la- er-l-ive yrorx il 10 a-l{..its
forests. i-- ftes cries AM is mines tor
tGa-e % many Eas- ~ are 81 EN-
r.avei ti1rireds % taousanis %
.s FERTILE 1.ra are awaiting an. IFS.
.ag-1 of Gre pf1w. Millions Of toms
- -s e-f -lfh in iron. al1s-
a. OF. clli1.1s stones ctsY.
age tl BE- lra-El- % tle .-rfLs..
ite"nr-er ri aa-r i.c.Jc5- f.itsf lrsr<
t1- ras-ta.5 -s arr lrtr r11rred.
l .e u1rl4 cl-lrg tl- tlcir prl
iF .e ~1lf4 csrn 6 t.fk b tte
'at--ral ,''er as ia l-s pap1afi4l %
ti ti-r THAI cti4 i1 u.Est draw otaar
% O. unt2 i,-eif- Egl tl- SJ-.ta viii
s-zve han "a s-gsl-s CT Ter ~ C1nsfI-
ga .ya- q p clavi1cst la J. n1s.
sc- stcrife= a great l..u-e 10 -.ses a
present eu,er--rcy. D.. feed, Task IN
thr par alag % ialzii -rAtil1 there
i tr--h ir cae saE- th-lt sasre tnere Is
$50 th--- j. l--,ly % u tbs greatest
ei
Tcs-c az IT, this concise state
1le1t % &c commonly accepted
fat the Ike for = crea. deal OF
practice. thought and discussion.
- % the cotton fields - TIE black
belts, there can not only no de-
dependence be placed Ia the
n2l1cal population iacrease'-
the '-ircrs1se. but Tor depicting
: the surrounding sections OF the
cotton states os :hsfr already in
I sufficient lab0- force. would be
decrease OF late years the labor
{ ssrinGency ~ the Delta planta-
tons. the uureiLability, the costly
Homadis.n Of the negro popula-
ticl has compelled planters q
look abroad Tor supplying the
labor iHsuficisney. The subject
F Is Of greater moment and urgency
thal ever before. 1t indeed de-
ci!edly lost favor only q few
I months ago. When il was re-
cOgnizad that q gathered cotton
crop Of over 100000 la IS W:
not Only possible but an accom-
.[-Sed fact, and the price drop.
ped from 10 cents - below : cts
. and It was feared II would go ever
lower; there was great cry Of owe
production Il was loudly uro,
c.ailei, AMI generally believed
INST 1ke south nat raised two O
> three Ell.i11 bales Of cotton nor.
: than than .ae mills u the WORT
could consume. There snsued .
cl1C1r S0r IA artificial and con
ce-tei acreage reelection IN whic!
: VIE al Joined. But the Who'll
c situation h1s ehange1-change,
: u-e-vei1lsiy and most unexpect
e1iy. Sp.Cle-s. takincs # ne,
J tcncr1l have shown that ther
WAS 70 ovcs prodUcuo1 ;-n I in
s stead e sinking below cost q
& p-11-ct11n, II the face cf h.
5 most phenomenal buying IN :
, cotton history. prices haze az
fvancsd above Q cents.
: Iks-e may te other surprise
: 4 store f1E Is, bat DEALING -,
: facts a. rney are and the sisuS
aa1 a. L seems. the one para
mount argument fro1 the revise
estimate u the worlds densn
T t1r cotton : ~ uore I2ho-- An.
{ ire question - - where a-ta 10,
= obtain Il = uppermest VII
a.a1ters ir tnsI- thoughts q =
future Their attention and pre-
ts-e1ce i manly Exe-3 upoa tai,
a. re country tEo1 which . =
t-aet ire UoSs SlltAble ani auur
AT teza-t-v- Tne popularity g
TIE l.1.s1- a. 4 cotton grover ha
SrcEs1 Via aaj : less1as fara
-sae't ov 4 rslEl 1-- Of experiment
D TIE cotton plantations u tht
Delta To S1nsF Szie coI1r7
= more taaz II experi-s1--st
{ ne 1sr1cEstrasl 2 Il 4 tnc-o-rl
se=1- We spe1is wita knoxie,isr
r sEyl-s -z2- there az hundred
/ Z p4aEterS wn1 arv calculation
? CT a-ra1g5Es f5r securing Italia,
8 tenants fo- szpPlys1E Il Il labo
Shortages No are tsev rsavir.
E oEE1ly. Mr. CharIes S-o.r. u
i1sz1nce. tie largest p.2nte- !.
the state VII VS. IlaIv so,
with The especial vsew Of De-sors
lafor-8tlaa o. he IeBe1 lance >
D. placed n TIA. quarter for ss
3 curing rel2ole tenants fora larp,
portion 81 his lands. h viii =
With an interpreter. ard urcoel
erete1sl1is- among the I.alIar
tl-ers Of tie sol. . seg.sv tsei,
Nays a13 adapdveress u on
climate and agriculture. Thfs +.
t1e tue way 81 proeedgre-fol
the l4oor seeker % see and s-sdy
the l2bore-s in their homes. 4
= way, w1Ile moving II his oxr
interest alone. NJ. Scott vii ren.
resent the intentions and policy
lot many Of the planters OF al;
county and section: ali of whom
VII read the result OF his observa.
tons and conclusions with inte-esf
The South wiII have human
sewage under 10 consideration !,
This IS poin, of the izlnircra-
ton question 70 which The Her.
aid has held il al comments m.
on 4. We urged It with emphasis
some months ago when a hirA
immigration official annou ncs5
the policy OF relieving the con.
gestlon Of Northern cities by
using the South as a duupi1S
ground for the undesirable fer.
eieners. But this is matte,
which we are convinced will set-
tie itself as to the farming lsbor
demand. The city IS the home 81
the population Sewage" white
or black IL there should De 3
Iodgment Of undesirabIes on the
farms It would be necessa-iIy
transient. So while il Is wei
enough 70 assert the 0nro-s.5a.,,