Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-25
building. Both were at work too, on

building. Both were at work too, on
public business.
Mr.. LIVER Was working on a proh-
."ri that is OF very cDnSid"rabi" inter
-: 70 III, iari."Is q; south Carolina.
.'H.,..," h.. said. indicating. bunch
oi corr, SpcnG' nc, u" mad IN his nand.
. - q situation 90 no, think Is at all
rI.h;. At Jackson and SEWER they
ar. hr!:iT" thousands Of bushels OF
u:ii$ q. = long price. They arr BUY
irg t,.r-" oats from tn" w'St. IaIin@
ucayt :.'iGht charges. ana hslhE
ears ;ia; could Jus, as well hc USED
CnI s.!g"'i,iug "iS". have been adj
yI.ci l.y farmers in Union and spar
rHuiuIr" that they hay" Il surplus o!
oats IGat iH"y can sell at the price
Of tn" ..,::-In oats. @" perhaps At q
i!,iIr l.Ss, counting the freight: put
soIi"hUw they CannO; make connec-
ton. This looks to III" all wrong.
r!u not -" Why the army does not
buy our local oats instead Of these
western oats: bat am going TO see
why before | get through with it,.
Mr.. Lever appeared Ia h." NOR" inter-
rst,d IN that than IN anything else.
,nlkcd To him about the incidents
"uun,"teG with his recent withdrawal
f,um tho race" told him that re-
-nr.I..>S of any AMI all "f ih"n. in IN!
Opinion h. had thrown down Il
mi.i', good chance to 20 To the NIT
eel states :.uatn. He himself Is no'
80 sur" but that am right: hut b"
!.nS nothing To say on IL" subject
lI.rrL.r tkan ne h:,i already sail. Ni"
laE-S rhr GROUND that tho "Xp!t SScd
wish 81 tho president ~ command
that l:r ~ unwilling To diSoh"! lof
the promotion q! what might seem
his nwu personal ambition. however
sirun.Iv hr has been Oi III" BELIEF
that h.. is capable oil being of more
rls:- TO the state AMI nation IN IN"
srnat" even than h" is in the house.
sr-.i;,l effort 10 secure his r"-rl"c-
iiun to the house seems NOR" or less
doubtful. lie fully appreciates that
,h. situation is an embarrassing; on,
anI !r is inclined TO lcaN" the voters
Of his district to settle il as they So"
;n",cr. Il; they r"-"lcCt IN" Ia the
iln.;Sr." hr said. Il shall tab" il as
anu;h,r IMPRESSION OF the splendid
..uui.,t"nc. wi,h which my l""pl' lave
h"nrr"d iu" all along. AMI II am
lrir.trG. | shall iIah" no complaint.
Nu! from III" NAY Nh Lever talked.
:" mean, n>l that.
Mr.. Stevenson vas alone in his Of
li,,. when ] called. lie explained that
"'IlGtCh" had ION" down Ia SOlith
Carolina Ia attend Ia som" ITiNat"
luSims.S and hr WAS huldin@ down
IA" Iul. III, best h" could without h'lp.
H. Was also engaged with Il bundle
81. I:sprS IN which l., WAS very nn"h
int, <'.,!. II Will l." remembered
'ho' IN - speech IN III" nous" not
lur' -" Nj. SI"v"i,: on mad" u S'ai"-
!nrr' - tN" effect that TIA" hanks had
.,"......h from their former liberal at
ii'uFr as Ia III" iinanCim% al cotton
IN Tho hands al the farmers. Mr..
rn,.r. ni ~" stat" Culu"il of de
I nSr. ."ri 10 the rai,"rs; Il letter III
Nn:-h !u. sought 20 contradict what
III. stevenson lad to >aN. I'm fact.
NJ. ru.,,T. ir his contradiction, wen,
frr hry"nd Mr. St"V"nS0n'S iniina-
riuu. 70 uy mind. Nj. tok"r went
,nusidrrahi" nli, "t his WAY. |, turns
rri. ~ w;,S suggested in The En-
uuii,r :i TIA" tim" tl!nt Mr.. steven
suiI had aEIip!c evidence in SUPPORT oi
his statement: lut Mr.. cok"I'S Chal-
I,ngr served Ia arnuS" his ii"hiin"
hluud. ui Which he has n plenty. III"
sh"W"d mo IarcrS 10y which lac WAS
al,lr "a prov" that rot only tn" men,
hrr hanks were discriminating
against the liberal policy that had
h, ,I.'toiuIr oli"inrd as io tho farmers
cotton: bu; that they We're g"ttin"
their encouragement from the FEEDER
II Reserve board. Just let Mr.. Co.
crr open his mouth again" threaten
al Mr.. stevenson. and ] will fill II
with proc! that the Federal Reserve
bank will not discount paper secured
10y cotton held by anyone except the
manufacturers Of cotton goods. Mr..
Harding is still u friend of the cotton
producers" went on Mr. Stevenson.
and he is opposed to any change Of
the policy he has been standing for
,aii:-ciI = I, g. n'a-iasS4i :
IaiInN on IN" hoard. I navH you did.
"d il. We ar" still working .., zero
thing though. and with Mr.. Harding
in sympathy with us. "" ~" not
ready Ia give MP yet awhile ] ask
rd Mr.. StrN"nson whether or not there
WAS any probability of congress fin
in. the price al cotton. u" said H.
Lid not think 50: hut it, in certain
contingencies. il Sh"uld h"com" dcsir-
HNI. Ia do som"thing liz" that. i,
would l." Il minimum pric" OF not less
than 30 cents. with no limi, on th'
'uI NIinuU.
Until Mr.. Stevenson acquainted m
miih II fact at his cyidrnc" | had {:
:,ry inai,.,ual" idea at she full sig
uiiicanc" al the Who'll" thing. II turns
"u, that il was Mr.. McIaurin who
lnird The clues. lir rul McsSrS
Stevenson and l,aGS,lal" ON. and they
hav" collected additional facts. As tc
why N" council of d"f,rS" should
| :,rk 20 lS"r,'dit tn" work of these
-,nIl''m'n fail 10 sec. II seems &c
wr that instead Of tryin= 10 antag"-
ri2, them th, council of d"f"ns,
should give its co operation. II * the
iaIirrr who haS To hc:r most of tn,
hurI,n in the fighting nf this war
nnd HAT isin,' tn" case. tn" farmer
should i". hacli"d up and encouraged
- III, utmost
With Il friend from Horkvill"
sl.l.i Il part Of Saturday afternoon in
~" National geological gardens.
haI seen the goo in Central parb
ami in Bronx park New York. | had
always been under In" impression that
they w,r" th" greatest in America
New Workers. claim that. and | am
not i'm II position Ia dispute the fact
l;ut WAS more impressed with III,
NV l'ti'll /s''l'-iN'1I -ti''I 'ii'ilI WI u
the others. | hav" no guide hook tC
20 10y: lat the ZOO includes u large
tract ~ land. through which Rock
Greek cuts what amounts 20 Il moan
tain Sor;;". rh" original forest has
hr"n lett as il was cXc"p, whcr,
trees had 10 l." removed to make way
Tor miles and miles of concrete road :
WAY alon" The gOrg". At places tn,
inclincS ar" too long and steep to bc
"v,r, one by ordinary winding road-
ways ard her" there ar" long flights
ui steps. Tn" animal cage; and en-
closures AZ" scattered along tho