Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-04-07
ESTABLISHED 1855
VIEWS and INTERVIEWS
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"If could just call back ten years,
said ]. r. Halle, of Fort Mill, the other
day, 81 might get in that race for
treasurer myself" Mr.. Halle has been
before the voters OF the county a num-
ber of times, and generally he has been
elected. He is now magistrate for Fort
Mill township. He continues to take a
lively interest in affairs political. He
has no idea of entering the race for
treasurer, however.
Just Didn't Think.
Heard a man who knows what he Is
talking about the other day say:
'I have seen that fellow go to that
service station at least four times to
get free air and free water for his car,
and know to my certain knowledge
that he has never bought a gallon Of
gas there Wonder what any Of the
service stations furnish free water and
air for? Seems to me that if was
in the business would make 'em pay,
especially II they did not have ap-
probation enough to buy their gas
from me-"
Will Take no Medicine.
sale of olive oil has increased con-
siderably since the sect known as
Holy Rollers has begun to spring up
in this section" said a drug clerk of
the western section Of the county who
was talking about the Rollers the
other morning. ut is said that the
members of the sect believe that it is
wrong to take medicine when they are
sick and they do not believe in doctors.
Their idea is that prayer and rubbing
with Oil will cure all ills. We sell va
rious members lots Of olive oil, which
is the kind of oil preferred by them in
ministering to the SICK
Going in For Cattle and Hogs.
"If the boil weevil gets the cotton
crop over this way and lots of us be-
lieve 1t win, although we are going to
plant cotton Just the same, a good
many farmers are going, to turn their
activities toward cattle and hogs in the
future" remarked a Hickory Grove
farmer, who was discussing the stu
alton the other morning. That's what
I am going to do and know of others
who arefthinking the same way. But
,ha fhA - 90 Nd IL
would hit rock bottom about the time
we got started. You never can tell in
this farming game"
Will Ask the Supreme Court.
The code commission is in somewhat
of quandary because of a recent act
of the legislature that is calculated to
which the commission is not disposed
to try to carry out, until it can get the
advice Of the supreme court.
Col. w. w. Lewis, of the code COM
mission was talking about it Wednes-
day. 1t Is like this, as Views and In
terviews understood Col. Lewis.
THE constitution provides for the
codification Of the laws every ten
years, and provides that the laws of
not more than ten years shall be- in
cfuded In single code.
"The commission had completed it's
work up to January 1912, the period
contemplated for in due season. and it's
report was duly adopted by the gen.
eral assembly.
AT the last session of the general
assembly, however, there was passed
an act providing that acts passed at
that session amendatory to acts al
ready in the code be codified along
with the others, bringing the code up
to date.
I'VE do not see how we can do this,
without causing confusion. II we
should make revision of acts that have
been amended by specific reference to
the sections stricken out or changed,
as seems to have been intended, then
we would leave great many acts to
be taken care Of in the next codifica-
NANN oOAiS VI biiiS year tClS IN lne
present code and some in the next.
The unconstitutionality Of this act
was pointed out to judiciary COM
mitttees of both the house and senate,
and the understanding was that the
bill was killed; but it appears to have
passed somehow and there you are.
THE commission sees no other way
for it than. to, get a ruling from the
supreme court"
Joke on the Jokesters.
Quite an amusing incident occurred
in Hickory Grove last Saturday (April
Fools Day., but as it turned out the
joke was on the jokesters," said a
young citizen of Hickory Grove who
was telling Views and Interviews about
1t over at that town the other day
Some young folks of the town per-
suaded the telegraph agent here tc
compose fake telegram to a popular
young lady advising her that her best
beau would come in on the evening
train to see her. The telegram was
sent and the young lady for the time
being believed it genuine and made
preparations to receive the swain. A
number Of vOupp neonla oP tho +o,,,