The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 12, 1913, Page FOUR, Image 4
The Herald and News
Entered at the Postoffice * x'^wVrry,
S. C., as 2**d class matter.
E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
IFridav, September 12, 1913.
The Thaw case is a striking illustration
of the tendency of the times. If
it had not been for the Thaw millions
there would have been nothing of the
ciae. Of course, Thaw is not crazy
and no one has ever believed it. It is
unfortunate that prominent and learned
men can be influenced by money in
the way they can. Money on both
sides of this case has produced the
evidence each wanted, and savea
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Thaw from the electric chair but
money on the other side has kept
Thaw crazy much longer than he
thought .he would be. His escape and
the efforts to get him back to Matteawan
are disgusting and a travesty on
juistce, but here again comes in the
power and influence of money. If
Thaw's money should give out we
would hear no more of Thaw.
Supervisor Chappell is warning out
all the hands on the roads who did mot
pay the commutation tax and while
there are no overseers he is.employing
regular men to go and see that' those
who have not paid are doing full six
deal of good for the roads. And it
this up he will be able to do a great
deal of good for the roads .And it
is better to have regular road men to
work these hands than to have them
worked by overseers, because he will
get more work and them these men
have some experience and there will
be some uniformity in the working
of the roads. Only this work could
have started several months ago.
Fourteen hands in one squad and
about forty in another should be able
in six days to do some little for the
roads.
THERE IS AS OPTHTIStf.
There is an optimism in the atmosphere
in Newfberry which one cannot
help but notice which has. net been
felt here for some time. It seems to
have taken hold on the community j
within the last few weeks and Der
vades everything. You don't hear people
complaining, you don't hear them
making unkind remarks about other
people. We believe it marks a new
nra, for the town. Everybody has the
iiea that business is going to be good
ihis year.
"We even heard a farmer say the
other day that he had a good crop?
he best he had ever had?that he and
his brother would make a hundred
bales of cotton this year and that he
v.'ould make good clear money on his
farm. You know farmers have an
unfortunate ihabit of complaining, if
it is not about thedrouth it is about
the incessant rains or something else,
and it is largely habit.
There is a good crop in this county
this year and the price of cotton is
good and there is no reason why the
farmer should not be happy. A good
corn crop, a 'good hay crop, a good pea
crop and a good cotton crop, and the
:^rice is good. Why shouldn't everybody
be happy and make everybody
else happy.
One thing we want to say to the
farmer: You better sell as fast as you
;ather and get to the gin so long as
the price ranges around twelve cents,
ret rid of your debts and stop interest
and put money in circulation. It
'"oes not pay to hold cotton and pay
.'.iterest when cotton will bring twelve
ents the pound. Remember that. It
is important.
Let every one encourage the optimistic
feeling and talk good times and
jood business and they will come
..lucti quicker than by knocking and
Kicking about everything.
Sell your cotton, pay your obligations,
read The Herald and News and
I,e happy.
Haw does it stand witn narry
Yhaw anyway?
Newberry is one of eight counties
applying to the board of penitentiary
directors for the use of convicts. The
uoard met in Columbia Wednesday
and is considering the applications.
Tne Jolly Bunch, a lively and pretly
little society, met Wednesday af>rnoon
with Miss Margaret Spearican.
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