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I_^ W FOR PLACE IN CONGRESS Denies Having Intended to Become Independent Candidate. Ite: 1. (Columbia Correspondent News and Courier.) Columbia, Aug. 16.?Despite his statement of'several weeks ago that he was a candidate for Congress from the Seventh Congressional District in the general election to be held Oc+^1-./-.,. 7 rvwio t, former erov W W4 a f V/V*V w ernor of South Carolina, in another statement issued today, said that he is "not now, has never been and never expects to be a candidate for that office." His last statement says that he had a reason for making: the announcement that he did, and at present he will let any man suggest to himself what that reason was. It was intimated in ythis correspondence last Monday that Mr. Blease would not run in the general election. His friends have stated that he made the statement that he did in order to get the .white people to reg. ister in his district so that the negro registration, which is only about 2,500 would not be a menace. However in his first statement he called on his factional followers to remain away from the primaries so that they could support him in the general election if they so choose. Since Mr. Blease made his former announcement 'he has come in for a deal of criticism for his stand, both by newspapers and by individuals. Candidates notw making the canvass for the Democratic nomination in th Seventh district have stigmatized Mr. Blease's action as a "blot" "in effect an appeal to the negro vote." In reference to these candidates Mr Blease, in today's statement, says thai they should thank him for his announcement, "for they would no1 have had\any speech without it, as they haven't brains enough to make ( an intelilgent argument upon important issues." The following is the ex-governor's . statement. "I have never had any desire to be a Congressman, am not now, have never been and never expect to be s candidate for that .office. "I had a purpose in making the announcement that I did in reference Ewm Sflffi care of it; and that car BRICATION. MB When your engine MM easily overheats, ten tir HH ing of destriuctive elem< SHI the lubricating channels Oswald Gec ;H Wessingei to the Seventh district vacancy and < may some day say what it was, hut at present I will let each man sug- 1, gst to himself my reason, and don't> care a finger snap for the reason that he may accept. "My intimate friends knew that I would not be in the race, and I so stated by letter and in person to others; in fact all of my associates knew that I would not accept that job if offered it unanimously. I received by letters and personally many assurances of support and some i people would be surprised to know i how many endorsed my position and i the names of men who promised sup- I i port, they being like myself, tired of I such primaries as we have had in recent years. "Certain announced candidates for the place should thank me for that j announcement, for they would net j have had any speech without it. as they haven't brains enough to make an intelligent argument upon import- i tant issues." "THE ROOSTER?SELL HIM COOP IHM OR KILL HIM!" In Texas, fostered by the Extension Service of the A. and M". College, 'a movement is under way to educate poultry raisers to the importance of producing infertile eggs for the market. May 29 was the opening day for the drive, and on this day extension , workers all over the state, by means of meetings and the distribution of literature, explained the objects and 'good to be derived from such a move. ment It is high time farmers all over the South were aroused to the importance of this matter. It may seem , a little ting, but it is not. Our poul'try products constitute one of our . very important crops, and the value of this crop, by means of better me-. t thods with our poultry, may be enor3 mously increased. One of these bet> ter methods is to produce infertile eggs. The rooster is absolutely unnecessary to egg production, and the ; moment the end of the hatching season approaches it is time to keep the k rooster confined to himself if he is I > good enough to keep?or to sell or | L eat himj if he is not. It is a definite, proved fact that in . hot weather fertile eggs begin hatch> ing soon after they are laid, and of m ????? ??? ? ?? y^WOULD YOU y SION, ALLO^ TO BE TI \ But when you buy at ranil dom, any sort of Motor Oil, |)l you give the power in your '\ motor just about the same fj "knock out" blow, as if you had a weight dragging on behind. The perpetual power of your car, its pulling efficiency, its " ? "pep" to get up and step, depends upon the way you take e in the MAIN is CORRECT LUbucks, knocks, loses power, and nes out of nine, there is a depositsnts in the oil being forced through of the oiling system, getting back irage, Lexington "Rros.. Leesville W. B. 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