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In the apolis averag 7 days The su of the and th Triple) DtCLARES TAX LAWS SHOULD BE CHANCEI McAdoo Replies to National Fari Questionnaire. AS "A PRIVATE CITIZEN" Former Secretary Favors Destinctio Between Earned and Unearne Incomes. Washington, April 25.-Replying a -"a private citizen" to the. questior niaire issued to all candidates fo Presidential nominations by the in tional board of farm organization former Secretary McAdoo tonight out lined his position on various proposi tions being agitated in the pre-con vention campaign. Present tax laws, Mr. McAdoo d( clared, should be simplified and th burden of taxation "redistributed s that th'e men who earn their income by the sweat of their brows and wit their brains shall not he reqjuired t pay as heavy taxes as those who liv ,The Hig HlIS Case 10-18 lKer T rioted for its Simplici Flexibility anud Durabil (one can operate and care .f ttractor. Every part is easily acce tiot w'aste your time in geti fl'ransmission housing, differ ing, clutch, crank case, eve ican be reached for inspect twithout,trouble or loss of I rl'his Case 10-18 is small (can be taken almost everywl #radius is about 11. feet It has al one-piece miakt frame. So there is r~o racking nor vibration. anone of the twisting which is so destructive. T'he :notor is gei pross 452 Mile n A'Wee New Triplex Springs Help Overland 4 Break Record great endurance test recently at I an Overland 4 stock car cove e of more than 778 miles each Cess of this severe test is anothe quality of material in the Over] e protection afforded the chassis c Springs. Harvin Motor Co., Manning, S. C. j ilen~(11-e dW incoles from safe investments." "A distinction should be made,' said he, "between earned and unearned in come." le declared himself opposed to all tax free bonds. If after a two-year period of private ownership, the railroads failed to function properly, Mr. McAdoo said he n would favor reopening the railroad d question. le declared for a "fair trial" of the new railroad law but declared it "can not settle the rail a road problem because it does not reach . fundamentals." r Declares for Farmer. - . McAdoo declared himself for broader publicity for operations of the - farm loan system; for means to bring - producers and consumers closer; for - representation of agriculture on hoards and comnmissions "when con - sistent with public Welfare." for a see e retary of agriculture who 'understands 11actual farmi conlditions;'' for reductiol s of. farmteac;frtesmsrv Ii ice and supjplies for farmhersan orv~iz. o in ninterstate comm iierce as ap c ply to private enterprises in the same hiest Develope >sene Tractot r is Wse; this pc tyA~ AccessibilitypAl gears a ity. Almost any.' I ol or this improved This traciol asible:. Youi needi 5 inches deep. ing at the parts. For all kinds 4 -ential gear hous- It also is a ry working part teadily drive ing or adjusting equipped, a 18 ime. - machines req and compact. It you buy, inver iere. ,[ts turning all its superil E RQSE NE TRACr( S ndians. red an lay for r proof and 4, by the circumstances; for regulation of mo nopolistic control of corporations in interstate commercee and as "abso lutely opposed to any abridgment of the right of free speech, free press or free assembly." "I regard vith concern," said Mr. McAdoo, "the tendency to retsrict orl repair those great constitutional guar antees upon which rest the founda tion and perpetuity of Domocratic in stitu tions." Mr. McAdoo's answer was given in a letter to C. A. Lyman, secretary of the national board of farm organiza tions. -- - 0------ - ANGRY MOB VANTS TWO POLICEMEN Bristol, Va. Tenn., April 25.-Mob violence was threatened at Norton, Va., today Vhen nearly 0n' thousand inlignant citi zens of that place gath eredl at the courthouse and demanldedl Picemnen WVorley Wells and I Iarvey i\,.e, who are charged with having cauised the deat h oft A mios -Cotwden, a Wise County i i ca rrier l ate a st d Tractor ~rmits usd iof all spur 'geara. re ceuti steel, renclosed, and runs easily handleg two plows 7 or It has plenty of reserve power. >f field work it is unequaled. wonder for belt work. It will a Case 20x28 thr'esher, fully ro. 12 Case silo filler, or other uiring similar power. Before tigate this better tractor. NotQ 'Nelson Motor Co., mManning, S. C. night, according to reports received iere tonight: Information received by the two of icers that an escape(d conviet from Wise County jail was headling for Norton is said to have caused them to halt the mail carrier, who was well known th :ougIou t that :ection Cow len is replrted to have igno l the ffileers, probably through his deaf ness alld the officers fired. The au tomobile in which the mail carrier vas riding wrecked, pinning him un lerneath. When Cowden was takeni rrom u.1nderneath the car he was found ,o have two bullet holes in the back >f his head. Agee and Wells were guarded by I detail of special officers in the hotel lobby today while a huge mob surged in the streets. Ai appeal ad(Ilressed Lo the crowd by Commonwealth's At lorney McCorkle dispersed them after he had assure(d them that the men would be prosecuted. After a pre liminary hearing the two ollicers were released on bond of $5,000 each. NEWHERRY FAI.IM ElRS COOPElRATE. 1lemson College, April 27.-The ( >perative Association of Newberry furnishes a good example of how. ?asy it is for farmers to get together and profit by cooperation. This as sociation was organized several months 'ago under the guidance of County Agent T. M. Mills. It has a president, a vice-presi(lent, a secre tary-treasurer, and five (irectors. Ihe secretary-treasurer acts as bus ness manager for the association Lnder the supervi:ion of the direct )rS. The association has only a small capitil stock,---$1000 divid(ld into 100 shares at $10 per share. This stock has been subscribed by 100 actual farmers. The business of the association is done on a small mar Vill and1(l lol-nember farmers may buy or sell through the association an an equal footing as to price with the members. Iowever, the mem hers derive an extra benefit at the end of the year in the shape of div idlends. During the first three months of its existence the association trans acted a business of $40,000. The bulk of this business was in ferti lizers, all of which was for cash, the fertilizers being handled directly from the cars to the farmers' Wag ons. The savine to the farmers on this $40,000 business was about tenlI per. eent. At this rate the annual husiness of the organization would ) he $160,000, and the saving to far. me's would be $16,000. OU make and hick of wood tha1 "The Thorn the best and us show you proof. Suwr + It Helps! + There can be no donbt as to the nerit of Cardul, the woman's tonic, in the treatment of many, troubles pecullar to women. The thousands Of women who have been helped by Cardul in the past 40 years, is conclu ve Proof that it isa good medicine for women who suffer. It should ftelp you, too. Take CARDUI I, The Woman's Tonic + Mrs. N. E. Varner, of Hixson, Tenn., writes: "1 was passing through the . . . My back and sides were terrible, and Iy suffering indescriba ble. I can't tell just how + and where I hurt, about all over I think .. . I beg~an Cardui. and my pains grew less and less, until I was cured. I am remarkably strong for a woman 61 years of age. I do all my housework." Try Cardui, today. E-76 A County A gent Aills, with his usua iodesty and conservatism says: "We hope to save the farmer. Manning I L.L..JO Electrical Everything in the stock. Let us figure on V enning's Old Stand no mistake when l. Made of tough ory. lIt has twice grows under sofi till is not the lowe in the end the el the wagon that is raarton Live Stoc Summner-ton. Su C dluring this season at least $10,000; This Soulds pretty big on a $1000 Capital, but yoU must und(lerStan(I that the $1000 is just a nest egg, and that the farmers who patronize the Associat ion furnish the money to keep things moving." EIITDEADI IN MURlDERt .mysT ,EitY Tur'tle L aike, N. 1). A pril -Sev. eral clues were discovered today by authorities investigating the deaths of eight persons, whose bodies were found oil the Jacob Wolf fi-tm lear here yes terday, apparently the vivitw of a mysterious murder. Wolf, his wife, their five daughters and Jake Ilofer, tit irteen-year-old, boy, were t he vict 1m Is. A double-barreled shotguint W3 found inl a Swamp one mile niorth of the Wolf farm today and a pair of bloodsoaked overalls was found inl the kitchetn of tle Wolf home. Yest erday a hatchet with which, it is believed, Seve'al of the Wolfs were killed was found in the kitehen. At tie coioner's iliquest, which be ganl this llornilg it was brought out that some of those hilled were mur dered with t the hatchet and the others shot. Wolf anA one of the two 'ugh.. ters vhiose bodies were found in the barn, apparent!y had been shot. The others, it is believed, were attacked with the hatchet and their bodies throwni into the celiar. The inquest will b! continued to Morrow, a, eight monthts old, ithe Only I- ember of the Wolf fam ily to escapo I death, is beitng cared! for by neigh horo. When ound she,. was lyin ' inl a cradle besi n .1 ope win low. (Iectie C . a A NES, Prop. Con trctors. 4 electrical line is carried in your next "job." Manning, S. C. e con ditions stopriced bt ecapest." Let almost wear k Co,