Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-04

The Ladies Aid Society OF the 1Sap-
tist church OF Gastonia is in distress
about inability to get some. badly
wanted turkeys in CASTOR county and Is
wondering whether they are to be had
in York county.
Business people and others continue
to experience inconvenience and delay
because of the change in the name OF
the town Of Yorkville to York, much
freight and mail intended for this place
being sent to York, Pennsylvania
About the best thing that there is to
be done about serious mistake is to
correct it.
The Congressional Record murdered
Congressman Stevenson,s address on
cotton by making him say that the
average yield of lint per acre in ferti-
lizer using states was II pounds when
he actually said lis pounds, and in
makingE.him say that the loss TO the
south at is cents compared with 30
cents was $S1.00O,000 when s4S6j6315O0O
were the figures he actually gave.
"No. | do not see any. reasonable
hope for better prices for cotton said
Mr.. John r. RoddeE in Rock Hill, the
other day The outlook is that we
will carry over from August 81. about
the equivalent of the entire crop Of
this year. and with u years supply
ahead. not counting what will be pro-
duccd this year, what is there to make
it bring a.Rctter price,"
"There was many Il worse man tllan
Bee Bolin," is the comment Of ac-
u,n!ntanccs OF Mr.. J. !. Hoiin, who died
in the Eenncll inliilnary "Wednesday
evening, after Il long and painful Ill
ness with diabetes. Mr.. Rolin grew 10
manhood under circumstances that OIL
fered but few cducati opporluni-
ties; but whatever effect this may have
had or failed to have had on his after
life. he lacked none of the qualities that
go 10 make a good citizen, for he was 4
good citizen, Il kind father and Il help
ful ncighbor who enjoyed the respect
and esteem Of all who knew him.
This years cotton crop is going 10 be
reduced IA per cent. rs compared WIN
last years crop, said Dr.. }. J.. johnson.
president of the York County branch
OF the South Carolina Division Of the
American Cotton Association, Wednes-
day. Il estimate that there Will be
Is per cent reduction because OF ll;tt
much cut in the use of conmercfl
fertilizers, another Il per cent. becalls"
of apprcciatiun nf the fact that the
main effect uf another crop will Gc to
cut down the value Of the crop we
no;y have on hand still another ID per
cent. because of inability TO get money
ui. supplies. ] would like however, to
sec Il still more drastic reduction than
that,
Treasurer Neil and Auditor Love do
not have 10 take all the rough house
that is being raised about high taxes.
!, number of bankers throughout the
county make it Il business TO attend to
the payment of the taxes oI Such ol
their patrons as desire the matter
looked after. In fact some Of the banks
secure copies of the auditors duplicate
and collect the taxes Of all who desire
To pay, making settlement with the
treasurer before the expiration Of the
time limit. One Of the bankers de-
scrihcl his experiences Ia II represent
tatiye of The Inuuircr ON "Wednesday.
and experiences described arc exactly
the same as those that Treasurer Neil
and Auditor Love arc going through
with ill the while.