Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1913-10-28
Scraps ana faets.

enS "a club organization has been
started in Georgia. 1t Is the purpose
of the officials of the department 10
organize clubs in every southern n
state. and which has been the means
of producing record.breaking yielos
of corn. The Pig club when thor
oushly organized, will, 1t Is expected,
work hand in hand with the Corn
clnb The boys of the latter VIII pro-
duce the corn and the boys OF tne
newly organized association WIN seq
to ii that the pigs are produced 10 eat
the corn.
az never asked Ryan for money;
T never said, tell your father m the
same o,d Bill,'"' declared VIM; SuiIes .I
last saturday night In a speech IN 'ne
sixth New York assembly dlslrc .,et
the legislature. Sulzer declared tna'
naacbment trial in Albany, In tesuo
ain . that he had sent Sulzer $1o,0oo
wbaS he was a candidate for govern
or did not tell the whole story.
have made up my mind to tell IL my
salf said Sulzer. His only converse
tion With RYAN during the campaign
,vos brief one over the telephone
astsr Iohn, Delaney, personal repre-
santative of Chas. F. Murphy, leader
SS ra mmany had called Ryan up
-. go, SnIzer's office, he said. Il gave
that $40 600 to Mr.. Delaney, Suizer
Continued. land he took 1t up Town
and rave it to Mr.. Murphy. Late Ina'
AFTERNOON saw Mr.. Murphy at ~
monicos. said did John give you .ne
tan from Ryan? Mr.. murphy 4,
plied yes, that's all right pIt - ,,,,,I
only a drop in the BUCKET. iou "
sanas 7 know. and I am pretty Wen
ady,se6 Mr. Murphy never accounted
Sor that $4,000 any more tnan ne
accounted for the Brady $25, 5,00o whlch
T rafused and which he accepted from
Iudee Reardsley." Sulzer started ms
eynlanation of the Ryan contripuuoh
bv declaring that after he was nomi-
mated for governor, Murphy was con r
tinnsllv urging him to get campaign
f,nds Sulzer expressed reluctance 10
eo to the special interests TOT mon
ey as he said Murphy urged.
Enb. Holland and Nicely Dtxon,
two white men each aged about ~
s,.ors u,as arrested at Bessemer CITY,
Saston county, last Sunday afternoon
and were locked up in the city Jan,
heine held without bond to appear toi
trial in municipal court on the cnarse
of committing highway ROBBERY, says
a Gastonia special OF Sunday 10 lns
Charlotte Observer. Inc crimes
which they are accused were coI
ted i'm Gastonia, Saturday night aDve' ,
9 o'clock. A young man naLneu
nant, who works for the YEA Ht ~
SIare Mill at the point Of daRgerous-
SooLine knives and relieved q all MS
valuables. Within a short time ID d
white man named Fairchtld, mlii
lucrative. was held up In the SAINT
manner on South York street, put the
robbers failed to secure anyHpoo.y.
Taking Fairchild in q puggy VIII
him Chief of Police Carroll starteo
after the robbers, who were reporleo
TO have gone towards Bessemer Clty.
Coming upon the two accused men,
fhe chief succeeded in Landing one
and turned him over to Falrcniio "
keep while he hotfooted II atter Ine
other. Fairchild's quarry mace ,,ss
dash for liberty and got away, as olo
also the other one. The omcers, now
ever, stayed on the job, with the re-
suit that both men are now penny mS
the bars. Whisonant and Fairchlle,
the victims. have both posiuvey
identified the men in custody as tnelr
assailants. So far as can be learned
bv inquiry at the police department,
these are the first hold-ups whlcn
have ever occurred in. Gastonla-
The treasury department last Sun,
day night issued the finally revised
regulations for deduction OF the new
income tax at the source, on intersst
ynet,,rine on bonds, notes and similar
obIigations of corporations, JOINT
stock companies or associations, ano
Insurance companies, classed py tne
department under the general term
NJ debtor" for collection purposes.
The PRONUNCIATION Of the regulation
followed an all day series OF CONFER,
ences between Secretary McAdoo ana
his assistants. The regulations en-
body various forms Of certthcates as
TO ownership, exemption, partnership
etc. and are technical in terms. BE-
cause of the short time allowed LOT
the Interpretation of the law and the
issuance of these regulations, bring
ing the date so near November 1,
when the deduction must begin, 1t Is
temporarily provided that on NoVem-
ber /, 1913, and for fifteen days tnere-
after interest coupons presented TO
debtor need be accompanied only oy
temporary informal certificates. A tax
M i ner cent will be deducted at the
source beginning next Saturday from
all incomes accruing and payable to
every United States citizen residing at
home or abroad and to every person
residing in the United States though
not a citizen, which income may De
derived from interest upon bonds or
MORTGAGES or deeds Of trust or other
similar obligations, including equip
ment trust agreements and receiver 5
certificates of corporations, joint STOCK
companies or associations and insur-
ance companies, although such inter-
est does not amount to $4,000, gov
ernment obligations being excepted.
Certificates claiming exemption may
be filed by bondholding individuals;
There are detailed provisions to guard
against duplication Of the with-hoid-
ing Of the tax.
Hampton Roads, Va, October 20:
Bearing the greetings Of the new World
to the old, the great sea hghters OF
the Atlantic fleet were today started
on their way to the ports OF the sun
nv Mediterranean, nine sombre garp-
ed war machines carrying thousands
of Americans, fighting men and sail
ormen. received the final nod OF fare
we'll from the trim yacht Dolphin
bearing Assistant SeCTSldiy VI SAAS
Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt and sllo
slowly out between the protecting
capes into the open seattle course
due east. AS the great grey forms
melted into the shadows of the hori-
zon the cracking wireless flashed the
last word from the assistant secretary
of the navy, acting as representative
of the president, n-chlet
of the navy. "In sending you as rep
resentatives of the United States navy
Of today we hope to show to the ola
world that the achievements and ira
ditions of the past are being sustained
and carried forward to a still more
splendid future. Good luck and God
speed" Thus read the final benedic-
tion Of the assistant secretary and
scarcely had it crashed from the Sc
rials when back came the prompt re-
ply, signed by Rear Admiral Charles
]. Badger, in command of the fleet.
"The fleet thanks you for your part
ing words and will do its utmost to
reflect honor upon the country and
the service" In battle formation the
ponderous grey shapes slid by the
inst inside