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Austin, w. C.
Brewer, J. d., Bardwell, G. W.
Britt, George.
Crawford, +. NJ, Clark, Mart.
Crisis, Sylvester, Clark, Jim.
Clark, Martin.
Doss, viii.
Ravens, j.. T., Holmes, Robt.
King, James.
Liscomb, Jim, Liscomb, Will.
Majitt, Dave, Meirs. jerry.
Patterson, II. n. "
Stricklin, David.
Turner, Homa.
Williams, Festus, Weir, Willie.
Wyatt. Phil, Weir, Almos.
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Mrs. JENNIE GREEN, Covipgton, Mo.
How Mrs. Cline Avoided
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~Eosamond, Steve.

Hosamond, Steve.
Thomas, Frank, Townes, Osborn.
Thomas, Robt., Townes, W~odsy.
Tyler, Ed.
WINK, Henry. Winter, Richard.
winters, Will, Win, Gilbert.
wright, George, Weatherby, Andrew.
Washington, Will, Weatherly, Tom.
Williams. Tom.
Young, Joe.
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FAILED TO HELP
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Mrs. Green's Health
Her Own Statement
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District No. 5.--Holcomb.

OiStIlCC NO. o.-hOlCOmD.
Arbuckle, II. c., Allen, Frank.
Aven, j. W., Adams, Robt.
Anthony John, Austin, Peter.
Beck. Ed, Black, Lewis, Jr.
Black, Criss, Batiste, Eugene.
Beck, ALI, Brown, Nose.
Broxton, /. ", Buck, John.
Boyd, Shellie, Brown, Fielder.
Bateast, John. Barican, Walter.
Bryant, John, Baker, George.
Barnes, Jessie.
Charnell, j. T., Curtis, George.
Collins, W. L., Collins, VIII.
Davis, Esaw, Doyle, Charlie.
Epperson, Herbert, Eskridge, Wash.
Emmon, Ziffrey, Evans, Burt.
Fisher, Moses, Foster, John.
Forest, Joe.
Green, Fred. Coins, Sam.
Coins, Sylvester, Galerday, Primons.
Galliday, Walter, Gary, Douglas.
Hammons, c. A., Hayden, RUDE.
Hamer, George, Harmon. Henry.
House, Allen, Harris, Ed.
Hemphill, Mclean, Hanah, George.
livery, Oeoi &c, ci', c"Snooh,
jackson, Will, johnson, Sam.
King, G. r., Keys, Sandy.
Lynchard, j. R., Leflore, Arthur.
Long, Abe, Lcflore, Edgar.
Leflore Will, Liddel, Will.
Lane, Shade.
Moore, Bob, Murphey, Bob.
Melton. Lee, Miller, Nose.
Miller, Robt, MCGEE, Tom.
Mason, Sam, Nolan, Marshall.
Mason, James.
Organ, G. W., O'Neal, Henderson.
ONeal, Acie.
Pernell, A. A., Page, L.
Perry, George, Polk, Albert.
Polk, Arthur Lee, Parsons, Albert.
Powell, Jordan, Reymon, Scott.
Rosamond, Bluford, Riley, Charlie.
Ross, Robert, Ringo, Dock.
Reed, Jim, Reynolds, Lit.
Ross. Salon, Robertson, Rich.
Syner, VIM, Summerviie, Jim.
Shumake, NJ, Singleton, j.. l..
Smith, Dumps, Smith, Johnnie.
Spencer, Sam, Spencer, Amos.
Sanders, Willie, Smith, Nathaniel.
Savage, Walthall, Smith, Walter.
Thompson, Gus, Tillman, Luke.
Tucker, Sam, Taylor, Lewis.
Vance, v. L.
Woods, Will, Woods, Robert.
Webb, Blandon, Williams, Howard.
Washington, Elias, Williams, Lee.
Woods, Walter, Williams, Tonic.
u O. WI Il1
Wood, Sam.
Young, Henry.
l hereby certify that this is a true
and correct list of the delinquent poll
tax for the year 1911.
This, the 14th day of Feb, 1912.
r. WEST, Sheriff.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this Feb. 14th, 1912.
JOS. KING, Clerk.
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District No. 4.-Pear Ridge.

Distflct NO. 4.-Pear Ridge.
A~ldridge, Walter, Anderson, Jellie.
Anderson, Arthur.
bradford, Arthur, Brown, Isom.
Banks, William, Bland, Roland.
Booker, John, Bradford, Robt.
Blow, Albert, Carpenter, Riley.
clayton, NJ. f., Chillis, Andrew.
Curry, c. NJ.
Dempson, Frederick, Danerson, Jim.
Drane, Jessie.
Falkner, Henry.
Gordon, Billie. Gordin, Henry.
Harris, Wash c., Harris, Henry.
Harper, George, Harris, Albert.
hamon, Bailey, Hannah, Walter.
Hollis, Hezzie. Harper, Bose.
Harvey, William, Harvey, Richard.
Horton, Alex, Hardaman, John.
Harris, Lige, Harris, William.
jackson, Henry, Johnson, Monroe.
Jones, @Iserel, Jones, Brick.
Jones, Harry, Jones, Swim, Jr.
Jackson, Nose, Jones, Charlie.
Jones, Raney, Kershaw, Grant.
Kindrick, Louis, Kendall, Tom.
Kint, Charlie, Livingston, r. I.
Massey, A. c., Mathis, Bloom.
Metcalf, jim, Mormon. Jim.
Mcconnell, John, Moore, Ed.
Madison, Tom, Martin, Barney.
Martin, Sundy, McSwine, George.
McDodlc, Charlie, Martin, Sam.
Nickerson, Albert.
Outlaw, Bob, O'Neal, c. c.
Pace, W. T., Pace, Levi.
Quinn, Sampson.
Ralter, George, Richardson, Jim.
Shock, Abe, Smith, Fumm.
Thomas, Tonic, Tatum, Hirham.
Wolfe, j. NJ, Weaver, Dock.
Williams, Ben, Winter, James.
Woods, Henry, Wesley, John.
Williams, Albert, Williams, adm.
Williams. Armstead, Willis, Garfield.
Warren, Willis, Winter, Tom.
Williams, Will.
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District No. 2.-Graysport.

District No. 2.-Graysport.
Allen, Hintz.
Brown, T. b., Bridges, Thomas.
Brown, Jasper, Burt, R. P.
Brown, Fred, Briley, Fred.
Bryant, Will.
Cofrey, Winston, Campbell, Abe.
Cole, Henry, Clay, Eugene.
Chairs, Will, Crowder. Ed.
Campbell, Jessie, "%ollins, Ben.
Collins, w. f., Chamberlain, Ben.
Clark, Ben, Collins, Wess.
Dumos, Wm., Douglas, Jim.
Dumos, Oliver.
Evapa, Warren.
F0enan, Jim.
Galliday, John E., Galliday, Will.
Gordon, Laws.
Harris, Tom, Hardaman, Carew.
Holmes, Charlie, Hardwick, Bartlett.
Harris, j.. T., Hodges, Claybourn.
James. Willis.
Knox, Will, Knox, lobe.
Knox, Rufus, Knox, John.
Knox, Joe, Kershaw, Eugene.
Knox, Jim, Knox, July.
lay, Will, Ladd,. Buck.
Mead, Anderson, Noses, Sam.
Mathis, Columbus, Moore, John.
Mojitt, John, Mojitt, Jackson.
Mojitt, Peter, Mister, L. w.
McLendon, Walter, Mclean, Allen.
Mayhem, Frank, Mitchell. Charlie.
Mister, John Henry, Mister, Jim.
Perry, O. H., Parker, Thomas.
Perry, Ben, Pass, Wosea.
Pass, WASH, Pass, James.
Perry. Herman, o., Perry, Commodore.
Ross, James, Robinson. Bob.
Ross, Bob, Jr., Ross, VIM, Jr.
Ross Walter.
Spears, Vcster, Slower, Sam.
Stein, jeff, Starks, Gene.
Sellers, Buster, Starks, George.
Saunders, Sidney.
Tribbet, Sam, Tucker, VIM.
Townes, Nathan, Thompson, Caul'
Williams, John, Watson, Monroe.
Willis, Bird, Williams, Vamin.
Willis, Sank, Jr, Willis. Peter.
Willis, Sanford, Willis, Contums.
Williams, Allen, Williams, Ben.
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district No. 2.-Dloyidenca.

District No. 2.-piovidence.
Anderson, jim.
Blakley, J. T., BARLEY, Peter.
Bryan, John. Bays, Grover.
Bowdry, John W., Black, Will.
B%ritner, Abe, Black, Alonzo.
Cooley, Zero, Conley, William.
C~hamberlin, Willie, Chairs, John.
Crowder, Henry, Chamberlin, Lee.
Collins, John, Cooley, Robt.
Davis, Lee, Dunn, John.
Edwards, James.
Floyd. Lee, Ford, Jack.
Fox, Jonah.
George, Robt., George, Anderson.
hammons. Ed, Hankins, Cook.
harris, Henry, Hawkins, James.
Hankins, Charlie, Hughes, Hogan.
Iardaman, lack, Hammons, Walter.
Hardaman, Orange, Jr., Hardiman,
Leonard.
Harris, Buster, Hubbard, Thomas.
Hooper, Winter.
James, Hop, James, Afford.
James, Harvey, Johnson, Sam.
o"ihes, lom, Jones, Ben.
Jones, Atkins, James, Ed.
johnson, Frank.
Kendall. David, Kimbrell, Joe.
Love, William, McGhee, William.
Mullen, Drew, Mullen, John.
Mays, John, Mccain, viii.
McClain, Wilburn.
O'Neal, Garfield.
Perkins, Frank, Parker, Oscar.
Pryor, Jessie, Pickens, Matt.
Robertson, Walter, Ringold, Joe.
Russell, Oscar, Robertson, William.
Ringold, John, Roberts, Garrison.
Smith, r. E., Sanders, Henry.
Sally, Nose, Sanders, Criss, Jr.
Semmes, Robt., Sprays, viii.
Simons, Virgil, Shackleford, Willard.
Taylor, Cleveland.
Williams, Walter, Williams, Josh.
Williams, Richard, Willis, Andrew.
Winston, Charlie. Warner, Jim.
Woods, Charlie, Willis, Phil.
Willis, Robt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08

Some men don't know very much.
but they don't know It.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08

He who reigns within himself and
rules passions. desires and fears is
more than a king.-Milton.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08

The Remedy that revolutionizes and re
generates the victim of constipation il
Garfield Tea, q herb combination.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08

ITCH. ITCH relieved IN 20 minutes ny
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. AT Druggists
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08

Williams, John, Williams, Jack.
wis, Levin, Webb, Will.
watts, Mack, Williams, Dennis.
Willis, David.
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A Hint From Shakespeare.

Why do you call your dog Ham.
iet?"
Cant you see why? He's a Great
Dane"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-08
District No. Elliott.

Amons, Jim, Amons, Burton.
Amons, Foster, Amons, Rufus.
Brooks, Freeman, Bowen, Dick.
Brooks, Wcss, Burt, Ed.
Crowder, Boots, Clay, Albert.
Dunn, Arnold.
Elliott, lack, Eskridgc, Walter.
Ford, Gabriel.
Green, w. W., Govan, Walter.
Graham, SOL, Giles, Charlie.
Holman, Harrison, Hooper, Simpson.
James, George, Jones, Lee.
Jones. John, Jones, Henry.
johnson, Ed.
Kennedy, W. NJ, Key, Robt.
Lindsey, Jessie, Lott, Geo.
Lott, Joe.
McMath, Nick, McMath, Walter.
Owens, Fred, O'Neal, Dock.
Parker, John, Parker, Andrew.
Peacock, Nose, Peacock, Silas.
Peacock, Fred, Peacock, Geo.
Peacock, c. P, Patterson, Geo.
Sally, Abe, Sanders, John.
Sykes, B. j., Sykes, Levi.
Spencer, VIM, Sykes, Lee.
Sally, Patrick, Sally, Jordan.
Sykes, Gentry. Spencer, Walter.
Thomas, Fletcher, Turner, Ed.
Taylor, Harry.
White, W. f., Warrington, Anthony.
Williams, Eliza, Williams, Carter.
Williams Anthony, Williams, Alex.
Robt., Williams, Azure.
Virgins, Henry.
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Sam, Ingram, Abe.

ingram, sam, Ingram, Abe.
johnson, Sam, Jackson, Ballard.
Jones Byron, johnson Dan.
Jennings, CORN, johnson, Jack.
Jones, Charlie, Jones, CUTLER.
Jones. George, James, George.
knight. y. H., King, L. D.
kincaid, W. NJ, Kilgore, G. w.
k'ncaid, Son, Lockett, r. NJ.
Lewis, B. NJ, Long, Sid.
Lee, Wick, Lemwood, Earnest.
Liddell, Charlie.
Miller, J.. T., Miller, Press.
Moore, Jerry, Morris, Johnnie.
M~oorehead, John, McLeon, Bradford
McBridge, Geo, McAdony, Wash.
Mills, Fred, Monger, George.
Murphy, Matt, Montgomery, Jessie.
Merritt, Will, McGee, Dave.
Nelson. N. f., Neal, Sleeve.
Nicely, Mack, Mason, Jessie.
Mason, Douglas.
ONeal, Orinpy, Perry, Oscar.
Phillips, c. L., Perry, Will.
Parker, Tom, Pickins, Matt.
Parker, Parish, Peacock, Fred.
Pate, Sam, Price, Lewis.
Perry, John, Perry, Ike.
Pernell. Jake, Pryor, Will.
Pernell, Jim.
Raney, E. H., Ray, Lee.
Reyman, Mack, Randolph, Matt.
Reece, George, Riley, Sam.
Robertson, Buddy. Robertson, Mack.
Roach, Fred, Randolph, Abe.
Rhodes, Walter.
Shepard, Z. L., Smith, N. B.
Sally, M. H., Sledge. Robt.
Spearman, viii, Sally, Drew.
Stenson, Ezekiel, Simmons, Reecy.
Smith, Hope, Simmons, Austin.
sally, Milbourn, Savage, VIM.
Sykes, Leroy, St%inson. Will.
Sally, Will, Sawyer Kib.
Sweezer, Sam, Sprever, Jim.
Tigue, Wheeler, Tillman, Manuel.
Taylor, Will, Thomas, George.
Townsell. Jim, Thomas, Zearl.
Tillman, Jack, Thomas, Richard.
Turner, John, Travis, Henry.
Thomas, Jim, Turner, A. G.
Thomas, Coo, Thomas, Ben.
Trotter, Sam.
Wood, j. E., Woods, J. r.
Watson, j. p, Wright, Robt.
Williams, Floyd, Wilson, D. w.
Wright, Joe, Williams, Charlie.
Wright, Peter, Wilson, jeff.
Williams, Ben, Williams, Douglas.
Williams, Pinkey, Williams, George.
Wiley, Ed, Woods, Robt.
Williams, Willis, Virgins, julius.
White, Henry, Wilmington, A. T.
Wilmington, II. f., Willis, John.
Wilks, John, Woods, Albert.
Wright, Charlie, Williams, Albert.
Young, Judge.
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he. W., York, Elonzo.

District No. Grenada.
pms, Abraham, Amons, Fran.
George, Anderson, Will.
o E., Black, John.
z C., Brewer, W. C.
p, ]. E., Bowman, J. M.
Pen, H. I, Bradley, Wadkin.
y Tom, Blanks, George.
|Alonzo, Britt, Joe.
Thomas, Brown, Dan.
:, Robt, Brewer, Robt.
p Charlie, Bradley, Marion.
!, 3D., Bernard, Tom.
'el, Alex, Blanks, Abe.
Lee, Bennett, A. L.
lsom, Brown, Will.
Ben, Brown, Claimer.
Bryant, Booker, John.
Willie, Bernard, James.
W, Harris, Brown, Thomas.
hezekiah, Berry, Richard.
Rsn Frank, Chiffon, Carl.
:. p, Curry, Tom.
= Jake, Collins, Sam.
wess, Crowder, Reed.
rnscious, Collins, Andrew.
Seab, Caldwell. w. H.
Dan, C~rowder, Isah.
. Iommie, Carthey, George.
Caleb, Dinley, J.. D.
!. g., Dunlavey, M. N.
Henry, Davis, James.
= Eugene, Davis, Tom.
Jim, Dumos, Calvin.
frank G., Davis, Thomas.
Eassr, Evans, seamore.
%ge' Henry, Ellis, Frank.
James, Edwards, Carl.
iom, Eskridge, Garfield.
s0aas, Eubanks, Ed.
n. vro,, Edwards, Henry.
Walter, Forrest, wess.
v w' Furguson, Marion.
!, Nn, Galerdy, Henry.
y roster, Gilmore. Eugene.
y. max Gouse, Henry.
sei, GOuse, Fosteae.
e%satlie' Cory, Cory.
: Harris. :
II,a :. T., Hopkins, Tom.
49,, Hooker. G. w.
ei' Snow, Horn, WIN.
n harroll, Kelly.
''n' hardaman, J. D.
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We can do more good by being good
than in any other way.--Burton.
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District No. 3.--Enon.

OlStr1ct NO.
Afford, Buster.
Brown, George, Baker, Lee.
Booker, Will.
Campbell, Alexander, Commander, Jack
Crowder, Walter, Crowder, John Ed.
Crenshaw, william, Dye, Solomon.
Ely, Pomp, Ely, John.
Edmonds, Walker, Ellis, John.
Fitzgerald, Griffin.
Garner, Alex, Green, ALT.
Henley, John, Hunter, Cornelius.
Hardaman, Henry, Hardy, Willie.
Hurd, George, Hardaman, ALT, Jr.
Hardaman, ALI, ST., Harris, William.
Hudson, Richman, Horton, Lafayette.
Hurd, Mathew, Hosler, Calvin.
Jones, Fred, Jackson, Ewel.
Jones, Frank, Jackson, Thomas.
Jones, Jim.
Kimbrell, Colonel, Kirkwood, Lewis.
Kirkwood, Will.
Larson, A., Long, Andrew.
Lockhart, Ike, Lone, Ned.
Martin, Jack, Moss, Burrell.
Mays, Bishop, Mays, Ed.
Montgomery, Claud, McCaskell, Eman-
uel.
Nolan, Phillip, Nolan, Oscar.
Pernell, Sam, Phillips, Elonzo.
Porter, Jim, Pickcns, Frank.
Pleas, Joe.
Qualls, Arthur.
Roberts, E. NJ, Rogin, W. Fl.
Rowland, Whit, Riggs, Will.
Rounds, Lee, Robertson, Will.
Rowland, Frank.
Sykes, Burton, Sykes. Bishop.
Stone, jim, Stokes, Jess.
Smith, Will, Sanders, Sonnie.
Smith, Dave, Spears, Charlie.
Townes, L. c. Jr., Turner, Henry.
Thomas, Albert, Towns, Ran.
Thompson, General, Thomas, Walker.
Taylor, Jack.
Williams, G. w, Wilkerson, L. j..
Wink, Robt., Wink, John.
Williams, Ed, Williams, Henry.
Young, Joe, Young, Anthony.
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Is Bcaueiful TintA Comes all ready to mix with coli
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A Short Term /.

There was little time necessary Ia
dispose Of the matters which came
up before Judge. Joiner Tuesday.
The water controversy is in an un-
satisfactory state. The Cowell
Lime Co. has had the matter trans
ferred to the Federal court. The
hearing as to the order restraining
the company from interfering with
the temporary dam, etc. which
involves the matter of contempt,
was continued to the next term.
In the case of the State VS.. VIM.
Chappell. Mr.. Chappell's attorney
asked for and was granted trial by
jury. Twenty-seven names were
drawn. including about a third
women. From these jury will be
impaneled, and the case tried at
the June term.
The VIM. Norton case, involving
illegal sale of liquor. was continued.
1t is understood that plea of guilty
was offered under stipulated condi-
tons, which Attorney Irwin was not
willing to grant. 1t is possible the
same jury may hear this case, I'M
less it is decided to plead guilty
when another opportunity is offer
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-10
FOR SALE

One Of the most productive and
most delightful Water Front Acres
on beautiful San Juan island, J lille
from Argyle and Z mile from Fri
day Harbor. On it there is good
Groom cottage, wood shed and
chicken house. The rest of the
ground is planted to small fruit
and vegetables. The land slopes
south gently to fine beach and
perfectly sheltered harbor and good
anchorage for boats. The soil is
deep and rich, the view is charm
ing. In this offer / include row
boat, a set of garden tools and
about 100 chickens My price for
the entire property is 5000 spot
cash or I would accept $500 cash
in hand and take note or mort
gage for $500 payable within three
years with interest at 8 per cent. /
need money to protect other prop
erty.
+. C. Vining
Friday Harbor. Wash.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-10
Instinct STRONGER Than will.

A curious story is told of OAR
win and snakes. He used.to go into
the London Geological society's gar
dens, Regents park, and, standing
by the glass case containing the
cobra de capello, put his forehead
against the glass while the cobra
struck out at him. The glass was
between them. Darwin's mind was
perfectly convinced as to the inabil-
ity Of the snake to harm him, yet he
would always dodge. Time after
time he tried it, his will and reason
keeping him there, his instinct max
ing him dodge. The instinct was
stronger than both will and reason.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-10
Grade Eggs By Size

Louis Schultz, Inspector of
weights and measures at Spokane,
does not believe in the plain selling
eggs by the pound, carried on in
some cities. However, Schultz has
an idea that it would be good
plan to grade eggs into two sizes,
big and little, and make differ
ence of 5 or 10 cents per dozen, &C
cording to the season.
"The idea that eggs are eggs is
true in law, but mistaken notion
in practice" said Inspector Schultz.
Some eggs are one-half larger
than others, but yet, under the law
and custom, they still are eggs and
sell at the same price. If there
were two classifications as to size,
matters could be evened up and the
purchaser come nearer getting his
moneys worth. especially when eggs
retail at from 60 to 70 cents per
dozen.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-10
Mutt and Jeff

While Bud Fishers picture.
have to some beccme rather tire
some, yet their absence from the p..
pers recently causes much inquiry
Mr.. Fisher was married recently,
unbeknown to his friends or the
brides mother. and the happy
couple went away somewhere, any
where. nobody knows where, and
for a short time at least Bud" is
probably not caring what the pub
lie thinks. We have no way OF
knowing the size of his bank ac-
count. If it's small the pictures
will appear again soon. Il
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-05-10
Victory For the Chickens

For some time it looked as though
the poultry business in Seattle was
going to receive severe legislative
crimp because of an ordinance be-
fore the city council. Its purpose
was to make the keeping of chick
ems in the city a nuisance. Now,
the egg-laying population of the
Queen City and their keepers were
in considerable commotion. The
city fathers wrestled long and hard
with the measure and finally decided
that it was better to have a lot of
unmusical, noisy birds, than to de-
prIve many people Of their break
fast standby. Hence, chickens are
still permitted to live in Seattle