Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-28
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published saturday, all alcoholic Ii
ouors in the country will be conliscatcd
or shipped abroad; all persons convict
ed of manufacturing. importing or
selling spirituou# beverages viii he
fined and called. aud those found intoN-
icatcd will he liable to Imprisonment
from three months to two years. There
will he no appeal from these decisions
The Wisconsin delegation in the
house. which has been accredited with
the balance of power in the next con-
gress ,gbecausc of the narrow margin
separating Republicans and Democrats,
is not going to jump off the rcscrva-
,si&p jpst yet. At the same time it will
stoutly progressive. That is the
deh of an announcement Friday by
.prCscntativc FrCar as dean OF the
egation, following a conference. II
rs out the announced purpose Of
Ratpr La Toilette and his friends
# eral days ago to do their utmost
winter to win some of their pro-
ssiye points. 81 have been instruct
totsay," declared Mr.. Frcar, that
M Wisconsin delegation individually
collectively expect TO work with
Republican organization as hereto
1t has no candidates to offer nor
port to ask as a delegation. Pri-
= rily, it is interested in the enact
.s At of progressive legislation which
& Interpreted to be a recent mandate
sm the people" Adherence to that
.si pose when the new congress meets
y. 4uId enable the Republicans to or
ze the house.
EPiercc Butler of ST. Paul, Mimi,
boration and railroad lawyer, thco-
cally a Democrat and member of
III lROman Catholic church, was noml-
"a Thursday by President Harding
the United States Supreme Court
81 hi the vacancy caused by the retire
&rAlt OF Justice Day. The presidents
y IL ce has been q consistent subject
Of speculation, with Senator Shields of
Tennessee and former Ambassador
John w. Davis most prominently men
toned and the sending of Buffers
name to the senate was somewhat of
a surprise. No immediate opposition
developed, the confirmation being pat
over until Monday. But indications
were that some of the Old-linC Demo-
Gratis may not bc favorable, and that
Senator La Toilette and his Wisconsin
following may oppose Butler who is 70
gardcd as strict conservative. While
dcnominatcd a Democrat, Butler h"s
been considered a somewhat doubtful
one. or more Of bordcr-linc man Dc
cause of being identified with various
Republican interests and close friend
ship with Republican leaders, mclud-
ing former President Taft. His sclcc-
tion by President Harding is traced to
Senator Kellogg Of Minnesota, now
because one of the ultra conservative
leaders Of the G.. O. p, who strongly
rccorhfncndcd RutIcr to the president.
Mr.. Butler will b" Gily-s2ycn next
March IL Mr. HardinG's stated OBJ
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Tho forecast that an effort would
be made to throw MaNil"Id' the social
ed ku hIuN NIan senator from i'NaH'
q
out OF the senate IN another session "i
congress- IS rapidly MATCHMAKING ih'"
fact according to a washington uiS-
patch. Tho retirement "I senator
NeWbcrry mas pfonp''u h'pun'''aOS
VINO .dclGna'd hIin 10 r''S" IN issue
againSt~AaElleid III an 'HoEl l" aScCi
tam whether Democrats W"ui" DC as
bitter against Democrat chart''
with spending 100 much money as iheE
were against NeWberrN' a kcpupican.
The charge viii be, 1t IS already deter
mined, that MayheId spent sum IN
excess of that allowed by the law ci
Texas. Behind this charge, viii he Nn
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