Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-01-18

an what actually had and not under
take to gamble on what l expected to
have. ..
NO. have no quarrel with anybody
merchant. banker or anybody else. l
realized, however, that when l under
took to bore with big auger beyond
ny own resources. and using somebody
else's means, was taking long chances
and stood TO lcse not only what 1 en-
pcctcd to make; but what I already
had. Of course you have got to pay the
other fellow for the use Of his capital
and his part Of the proceeds is fixed.
Whether there is anything for you, or
not the other fellow mus get his and
you sec it is you who arc carrying all
the risk. During all the years since !
gave up this kind Of speculation I have
been keeping my head above water, to
say the least Of it,
Had Pleasant Christmaa.
I'VE have had the biggest ard the
best Christmas that this school has
ever known. We have had a holiday
for nearly week and not boy that
wanted To be left out and there were
none" SO states an article in the Life
Buoy" monthly publication issued by
the South Carolina Industrial School at
Florence. Il copy of which has reach
ed the desk OF Views and Interviews.
II. r. Skinner is editor and I. D. Houck
is associate editor Of the Life Buoy"
which is devoted to the doings of the
inma tes of the state school for way
ward white boys. There arc several
York county boys among the inmates
of the school. which is conducted under
the direction of the state board Of pub
lie welfare.
ProverbiaI Wisdom.
Here" said one this morning. ARE
number Of photographic proverbs that
contain whole lot Of good common
horse sense and which most Of US could
put into daily practice to our advant-
age:
Promise little and do much.
Sweet is pleasure after pain.
The sea and air are common to al
mon.
lie jes.s at scars who never felt
wound.
A civi! denial is better than 4 rude
grant. -.,
depart. :,
disguise.
The best cure for sorrow is to pity
somebody.
There is not spite like that of proud
bcggar.
Ii. that spends without regard shall!
want without pity.
An excessive number OF shepAeras
lal ms the flock.
Some things are better praised by ST.
lence than remark.
The best OF the sport Il to do thc
deed and say nothing.
4 m1n may sly too much, even oh
Ihc best uf subjects.
IL is hard IL track Inc pain lliit VIC
shin follows on the sea.
Praise borrowed from ancestors >s
but suvry praise indeed.
What is the use of running Wncn we
are not on the right road?
\ great many shoes are WON OUT oE-
fore Il rlan docs what he says.
G,orae Gocster Says.
Only the r"oftcers regard war as
glorious.
The Cork mayor Keeps bobbing INTO
print.
\ full dinner pail keeps empty hcads
from l'adicalism.
i..nyd-GcnrGe seems TO be the only
perennial premier.
Easy street is no; easy tn get Oh ana
moi easy to stay on.
Dca!in:; In talking machines is one
form CT sound finance
There is never any change Of the
price mark uf experience.
Lundis is EDw attncrlt ot all inc
hus,lcr IL; well rs Il" majors.
The simplest pronunciation or the
name Leagues seems 20 be Mad,
ii seems rs if nobody wants Hoover
in the cabinet cxc"p; the people.
M u,,wrr SONS; to have nhJc";Inn 10
disarmament hy any of the others.
In heavens bookkeeping you ar"
dcbitcd. rot credited, with the money
%ou make.
IIa:diag is givin:: proposed cabinet
timber w.: mach NOR" than tn" ""acr
over"
What Il pity the prices charged NY
prnliiccrs cannot fail as low rs thelf
characters.
LOOKING FoR HUSBANDS