Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sold b al from us, '/5 cents, d LYON MFCG. Co. 42 So. Fifth St. 7 BRoOKLYN, N.Y. r tgtisisss ssg - Prevent~ OuthJouse Odors --and dry up outhouse deposits with Red Devil - 'ye, Used two or three times each week it keeps Such places odorless and, liessant, especially in sum Smer. So easy-you should not be without It. Aiways demand the genuine RESDVL Y - 1/ / t)1( HENRY FORD BID Oklahoma Senator Objects to Offer. Find:4 Many Faults. Wmaington, Aug. 12.-Hepry Ford's offer for thle Musole Shoals projects was declared "unconscionable" by Senatcr 'Harreld of Oklahoma, a Re publican member of the senate agri culture committee, in a letter today to Gray -Fiver of the American Farm Bu reau fe-leration. "It is true that he agreed to use the c :-.city of plant No. 2 in the pro %duction of fertilizer which he will sell for 8 per cent profit and will-only charge for the power in makingthereof ,the pr'ce equal to the cheapest power availh.,le. Virtually then he Is getting this im menso power -generated 'by the two dams for an agreement on his part to keep No. 2 running in the making of fcrVll.zer as long as he can make it and roll it in the niarkets at 8 per cent . :oilt, which may be one year or fiv, years or 20 years, There are many ;-fates In the union that will use more fertilizor than -he proposes to manufacture under the terms of this conti t. He would have absolutely free ti ldcr the terms of this contract the eP' 're power of .the two Muscle Ghoals dams bullt at the exipense of' ...I government for 100 years for practically what. it wil cost to keep it up." , - %It is in my. judgment an uncon scIonable contract so far as the peo ple of the' United States are con cerned and I can not favor it," said Senator Harreld. "I am not averse to leasing this power to 'Mr. Ford but can not favor leasing it under such terms as these (In the Ford offer). Espec ially do I oppose the making of such a lease for 100 years." Senator Harreld said that "in a nut I shell" Mr. Ford's proposal amounted to turning over to the 'Detroit man ufacturer the Muscle Shoals property (plus "scores of residences and town property worth many millions of dol lars without any cost whatever to Mr. Ford." Senator Harreld said that Mr. Ford offered $5,000,000 for property worth more th.an that sum, excluding the city )p-opcrty. "None of the v'arious propositions before the committee were satisfac tory to me hence I did not vote for i.ny of theni," the senator said. "My -o. ition is that the government must tinish this dam under any Irop1osition that hais been made at its own expense. it will require. three years to do so and I feel that. within that ieriod we enn m.;ke a much better coitract than ny of thosc,ro )posed." I 1karding the offer made by Mr. Ford, Senator flarreld -said, "for his 100 years use of the two d-auums which the government will build he proposes: to pay -1 Per cent of the am1oun101t in1 vested ii finishing the dai and what in my jlgugcIt is only a palt o' the actual cost of utikeop of the two d:ins." "Ill'\f ,t I thinlk It wilAl take all that he would pay to the government in eash uumler his contract to keep up rep~airs on the twvo dams," lhe con .tinued. "Thus lhe wvill practically get the power generatedt by these (dams1 for 100 years by epaiying for the upi keep." * * * * * * * * * * * * '. * * * * WEATHElt8 REUNION * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Barksdlale, Aug. il4.-Meeting at the homeplace of irs. HI. A. Weatifers. on 'August 8th almost a hundred relatives andI friends attended the sixth annual reunion of the 'Weathers famI-ly, which was the best yet held. Those gather ing at the .reunion were descendants of Toliver and Harriet 4Vilson Weath ers. Though -up In years she has very good health and enjoyed the day with her -three children, twenty-flye grand children and eight -great-grandchild ren. Three grandchildren and five great grendchiidren wvere absent. A sum-ptuous,ptcnic dinner 'was serv ed1 on the lawn after ~a much-needed refreshing shower' which came about noon. Divine thanks 'was -returned by Mir. Claude Wilson. Those attending wvere: 'Mrs. H. A. Wsathers, Mr. and Mrs. J1. 'H. Milam and family, Mr. and Mrs. (I. T. Weathers and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Baldwin' and family, Mr.I and Mrs. Huber 'Smith- and son1, Mr. andl Mrs. Balph Martin and -children,~ Mir. and Mrs. 'Earl K(night and daugh ter, Mr. and Mirs. Elmer Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. I~am Armstrong and family. Mirs. Payne W~lson, Mr. and Mi's. Clar.. ence Wilson hnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson, Mr'. and MIrs. 'Haddow Wilson and family, Mrs. Jou WIlson', of Laurens, Mr. and Mrs. Chat'lle Wil son and family, M'. and Mrs. Milton Wilson.. - Mrs. Itoss Powe' arnd~ daughter, Mir. !Davenport atnd children' and lMrs. Amanda Ohancy, of Olinton, 'Mrs. Thad 'Sumerol ad~ children, Mrs. Nannute Dolt, Miss ,Sarah Dolt. eir. anhd Mrs. Johnnto EIagwell and family, Messrs. IPitts, Georgo IDor'roh,, Erm'ore Brant lett, Charlie Knight, Thad Rongera, mail Sloan, Bob Curry, Milses Blertha, Miary nand Willie 'Baldwin, of Laurens. Poor Location for Town. 1I1r,. 1i1 1 ritiguese West Ar ita. 114 1iult es e sitid l s <Ip tiun it~ 4tse ('41111nt li- vI& l 1 1 i. .\M r-is e- e I nt$ nitig oniulusl :,-1111-4 ;J.1. -111*f Iv "S E ;7r Eum NOTICE 'O CREDITORS All s t-ts holding claims against thle estate of Mary A. Jeauns, deceaged. IWO her1eby liOtified and reqilred to -resent them, duly provdn, to tie un IL AN1 R E, THE F CLEAI GAS STANDARE NE HUPM PRI( The lowest prices biles of the prei quality have eve More than any oth mobile now pres value. New pric4 ust 4, 1922.. Touring Car $1150 Sedan - - 1785 Roadster Co Prices f. o. b. Detroit. ills Motor Hupp Cars an< Clinton d ursigned, on or before the 16th day of Augus.t next, at I1I o'clock A. *Mor be forever barred. Tr. P). .jy0ANs, NANCY .IIAISTON. Julv 21, 1922. 2-3t-A DAF 'ATt OFF,, 'OWE R F URNI LI 1 OIL COI IEW JERSEY) I1 at which Hupmo ent design and r been offered. Ler time the Hup-. ents outstanding 38 effeCtive Aug. . Roadster $1150 Coupe - 1635 upe, $1335 Revenue Tax Extra Compan: I Hood Tires South Carolina Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Druggista refuntd money if PAZO oINrMENTfaUl 1) cure I C4hinu.IBlind. Bleeding or Protrudift I'llesu. instantly rcllev.S Itelit PIles,. andm call get restful sleep after first upplication.m UL NG ly IF= N E UIPANY