The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-10-05
WITH THE EDITORS

Murderer Hyde. of South Carolina.
who killed his wife and her father
is more considerate and frank tina N
some wife murderers. He not only ad-
mitS the crime, but he commends the
court for its just decision. This is so
much better than putting the State to
a lot OF expense, and shows that there
is honesty even in murder-News and
Courier
The Anderson Mail has heard of
2 oank that borrowed $4,000 from a
farmer not long ago" There would
%on mSrg in active tSs sonfp and cheaper
9rethren who are getting a billion
aoIIaTs every year for the cotton crop
the banks.-Charlotte observer. ~
1t is probably fortunate for all con-
eerhed that no more States will be
territory for President to cover
when he goes, on a tour OF expiana-
spend with the folks at home. except
tiser. CT
Was the drought of this year caused
by the destruction OF the forests? or
was the destruction of the forests this
the so II1 result of OF the drought? To
american mind now devote itself while
the question OF whether the egg or the
hen came first be allowed a rest
Florida Times Union.
Ihlnk OF the thousands of men in
Maine who can say that they were
one OF the twenty to beat out the
drys. News and Courier.
The man who stands in the middle
or the sidewalk while others have 70
walk around him may have been
raised right but the job should be
done over again.-Durham Sun.
Practically all of the schools OF
south Carolina this year omen taxed
TO capacity If some of the under
! taxed property of this State were i'm
' ne IN OF the schools there would be
more schools.-Charleston Post.
II the Toronto parson who urges
young people to kiss more knew how
dubious they are Of such practices he
would hold forth on the same sub
Ject again some Sunday.-Montgom
cry Advertiser.
me unspeakable Turk is now 10
ieel the power of the fine italian
hand, a combination which should
prove teresting.-Baltimore Ameri-
| can.
The State of Missouri, in its suit tc
eject the International Harvester Cow
pany, is not depending upon anv stat.
ute law to give strength to its arm
Inc custer suit goes back to the com.
mon law as the basis of relief from
attempted monopoly and unfair re.
stralnt of trade. This is in line with
the view advanced by many of the
ieadlng 1urists of the country. includ.
ing Judge Alton b. Parker, who hold
that, in dealing with the problems
growing out of modern industrial con.
dluons, we do not need new laws So
much as we need to avail ourselves
of and properly enforce those which
Pilot.
The Petersburg Index-Appeal Ger.
tainly has little knowledge of the tenn
per of the people of the Eighth Con.
Sressional District when it says:
Certain people would do we'll tC
move slowly in the matter of advocat.
| ing the redistricting of the State 81
as to take Richmond county out of the
| First District and put ii into the
Eighth. The point is that Represen
| tative Jones lives in Richmond count,
! and to put him in the Eighth Nigh
| mean keeping him in the House anC
| retiring Representative G. G. CaTlin.
The Eighth District overwhelming,
repudiated Mr.. Jones in his recent sen
atorial aspirations, but his last defea
would not be a circumstance to tn
! one, should he oppose Mr.. Carlin.-
| Alexandria Gazette.