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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

When the the big carnival In Victoria next
seattle will have numbering the 100
mark which will Include the best mssbs artists from every
stein Ford Watson naInser Campbell look like seattle.
pro-iona-Jahn.ions Sobs and Epno.s~wi give the Queen
@ strong contingent n% n. Ses" event IT.. M ' s M
ally strong "o"ea M who 90 compete IN 81. as,. champion
mems handicap tournament.
golf Champion to
as VI" be mad. known next week a. the links battle for the sy
and saoas According gossip around song circles. the
Stein Will
qualifying round Of Is holes Of media. play viii be pssd the
scheduled for Friday aud sehos match saturday
but n
nsrnson as, we%eda, m Fred as.on WITH mssa round
81 championship
'. Mrs. nanon; Mr.. Twiiehen
MIR Young
playing strength E.Insou golfers.
which Of Of tb. Northwest reached
the butter worda least they know about In Everett And
troupe joune,sd to Everett, TO match last Tuesday
handicap" hand
cap Such fame Incidentally everything
point The H. EAiInsion
The qualifying championship
starters expected 20 %p 81" The 10 % anq Is sa. s'0 and .,
play off on match elimination play for the club title.
Play :" the s.sa and competition Seattle
ss ~ ana o c.m p r e,ss and .. san', vs. s%
flop and "Hi McMiehsn Look like interesting matches
twoban foursome medal handicap
the weekend attraction for Jefferson
and On.haf Of
deducted from the gross
Scoring .eyenananve In Fred Aver last
sunday Ralph Har entered the final
petition the In
match will be The winner Of the Learned Rourse tilt
With Of
the Wayeriey
Seattle Golf club lads should
first E Of the G. d. stmson return
engagement the Wnyercy links Portland
matches will wouen's
team weckthe first The
the Of ON
Friday
Junc-the no
Jefferson Park Bacon
Hll
home fixture The locals win a
due their 81 TO ~ defeat Sunday
Walter Wand reached championships At
Jefferson Park
The Speirs-IIsw
be announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

w. y
staked In Sundays games.
The Mount Baker Cigar Co.
and the West a Wheeler u.
park team clash al South Psrs
.. m. The winner goes IA.
finals while the loser stlii has !. ,
side chance OF a tie with wsxssr
park for second representzii,s I
League No. ?.
The Sam Arena Shoe 81.
the l. V. Westerman cornpzr, :.
at South Seattle. The winr@v J
into the finals from League u
The Fremont Cyclones have 3
fled from this league.
The Hiilman Merchants w,n
ing two hard games over IL =
end The filllman boys were + ,
on the Red Crown Junior 4
lumbia al I p. IN. today and d. !
Shoe Shop tomorrow at Walk q
at noon. The HiIirnan boys ~
feat both teams 10 get In the 4,
altho they can lose today az I
Sundays game and still tis b. =
team. The winner OF this lzyoz
represent League No. In ths d,
along with the Three Brothn I
Works. who have already sun|
A second Representative q
League No ? viii not b ~
until next week. as washine.u y
favorites for the honor. hsw I
games 10 play. They NH vfk1
West Seattle Dye worn foro|
at Washington park ast via
Ross Giants ct b. r. Dag fsx a
week. Two wins will put - VI
ington team IN the finals ~
$3.50 split will tie them ~
losers OF the Mount Bakr q
company. West & Wheeler ganA
The lineups OF the leades III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

I Os ANGELES. May i9-~Joe bal.
IL iey. the Seattle pitching choice
Friday. didn't puzzle the Vernon II.
gers any. and the bengals broke tho
winning stfVak OF the IncisnH by an
s 10 } win.
Big Dell. on the hili FOR the home
talent. allowed 10 hits. but was effec.
tive IN the plnches.
The Tigers started after Daley
right OF the reel. scoring two tallie-
IN THE opening chapter They added
five In the fifth. which marked Dai.
icy's exit Flnnernnn pitched the rest
OF the game. and the Tigers made one
more run for good measure IN tho
eighth
Seattle scored iis first counter in
the sixth and waltSed two over the
ftbhes In the eighth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Star League Schedule

IA .ehsaai.
Fafss c brother. J.ff.sn
~
Msrrha best Maua Wall. At noon
Green Lake Re'. Giant. At " y psy 81 -. -. -, -
shop L CO.
Ross . .
Columbia m.
nos.oi .aad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
KuMAGAE OUT

NEW YORK. May i3.-hr
chances IN the Davis cup terms
sic this summer are thought . 7
been reduced with the annourcs
that Ichiiya Kumagae VIII Nl
able TO play. Seiychro Ksssr
zenzo Shimidzu probably VII p
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
DODGERS AFTER r0NS0

CINCINNATI. May az
leaving here the Brooklyn =
may swing a deal for Louis ~,
the Cincinnati utility infieldeF
Robins are understood TO h1N
fered Southpaw sherry Srin =
the Reds want Leon Cadort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
EASTERN CREW
ROWING TODA

A lineup on the coupez
strength OF the Columbia and !
sylvania crews. which win b q
those pltted against Washing
the annual Poughkeepsie ~
was TO be given today. with thel
and Princeton rowing a ihfv'
nered regatta at Lake CsreCn'
the Chlld's cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Bobby Michaels
Wins 10-Round
Go in Vancouver

VANCOUVER, Il. c., May 10.
Bobby Mlchaels defeated
"Roughhouse" Charley Burns in
"A io.round bout here last night.
Billy Young, OF Vancouver.
and Walter Evans, OF Seattle.
battled six rounds 20 a draw.
Vic Foley, OF Vancouver, de.
feated Eddie Moore. OF Seattle. in
four rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

SUMMARY fnninEs pitrhsf bsiiei -.
Three base hits flnnsfan. rrhalte. rHo-
tase hlts-at4ns. fHHh. uattsd runs
NYaft :. Harrsr :. Frsrrh. Hsnuah In.
y Dell. krhpif. stolen bsas-ihsd-
toufas. sacrifice hiis@- undis, Hyatt.
uigh. t.an~ struck out -ahy Dell .. ~
nali-Y 2 nass. or bsiis-off Dell ?. efs
DALEY g. of fiHnsran &. Runs fstpea
slhis Tor --psiisy 8. Ftnnsrsn 1. charge
defeat 20 DALEY. ersdit victory % Deli
umpiFss Naofsu and Hssfdsn. Tina. %
famSasl 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
VARSITY DUAL
MEET ON Boz

The University OF washinEsn
Washington State college
teams were mixing In a dual =
the Stadium this afternocn
first event was starting II I'M
Washington was favored 10 VI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
SOCCER MATCH
is ON TOD

Sailors from tise steamship
ian Prince were billed to q
picked team OF Seattle eocn4l
at Fort Lawton at 40 o'ciod
afternoon. Woodland rrk
Seattle and Maple Leaf men n
the SeatlIe squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

whn. The nshinx In silver LAKE ls not
lust as good &c the anglers found Il on
the opening period. this cuWIifH county
body continues TO furnish good sport for
ne bass fishermen J. FRANK Sartsr.
,Sg7 asth = and waiter McFsrians dis
played a fine catch % lass from Silver
lake IN competition for Piper a rats
current period has. pdrs tn. catch
Numbered "a. Weighed from ~ to 0
pounds ard usrs caught on a Hsddon's
TadPoly bait.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Despite the fact that several >estb-
~ess eoanti~s are now closed "a bass.
sroppis and p~reh fishipx. there have
b~~n some wonderful catches % bss.
and other varieties brought In daring
the past ~e~k or 80. Pierce. Thurs
ton. Ie~is and -n.bsmish viii not
allow the fishins - these sari~ties
until June It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

DAVENPORT. May is-S
Schlaifer knocked out Covp@
gett in the sixth round has
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

BROADWAY is leading the high
- school baseball race today, fol-
lowing a wild victory over Queen
Anne at Mercer playfield by a de-
clsion OF Umpire Ensel. Engel is
said to have lost track Of the balls
and strikes on Ray Daucett at one
tine during the struggle and passed
him TO first when a third strike had
been called.
Eight pitchers we're used during
the slaughter. four by both teams
None were very effective. Daucett
for Broadway showing the best.
Queen Anne had the game up.
parently in the ice box in the third
when they scored eight runs. but
Broadway brought over six in the
final frame while the best the
Quays could do were three In their
last chance.
The score II. H. T..
broadway ...............17 10 4
queen Anne. .....-.......l6 - 3
Batteries-Nako, staley, Daucett.
Griffitbs and Burnsed Britten. Caller,
Iyerson. cavanaugh and Mckenzie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Varsity Ball Club Downs
Montana in Wild Game

MONTANA kicked the ball all over
INl the Denny field lot yesterday
afternoon. and Washington IL one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
of
Turf to Be
Run Today
Fast Track Is Believed to
Favor Chances of the
Great Norwich

| OufSVILL. May Nature II
- furnishing perfect setting for
the American turf jewel. which will
be decided at Churchill Downs late
this afternoon. The weather was
clear and cool.
showers late yesterday frcshened
up the ozone and the throngs which
will swarm around tho track viii be
cooled by rain.freshencd breezes.
The Downs track. fairly well
soaked yesterday, quickly absorbed
tho moisture. and the going will be
fast when tho field for tho $50 900
Kentucky Derby faces tho barrier.
There were no early morning with
drawals from the field OF II named
TO start I'm the Derby thru the entry
box yesterday. Several. II Is believed,
viii be scratched later In the day.
49, the track dried out, Fred Bur.
lew became more confident that his
charge. Norwich. would win tho elias.
sic.
I'd rather run Norwich I'm stake
on n fast track than thru the mud.
for there is less likelihood OF an acct.
dent whom the going is sound" said
Burlew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Not Ready
for Jack
French Idol Must Defeat
More Formidable Oppo-
nent to Meet Dempsey
BY SEABURN BROWN

ATllO q 60 * E :
Carpenter iidn I
do much Of any
thing the other
night by knock
ing out a second
rate welterwelght
in the person %
Ted Lewis In ono
round. the wires
are hot with ru
mors and near.
rumors foretelllng
another Dempsey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Six Team,
Will FiiqhI
for Final
Three Big Battles b.,
for Junior Loon !.
Prelims Near End

~ fur vnt
he Star j.
baseball 4.
tomorrow
Thsprslz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Boxer in
Arena Go
Bobby Michaels and Jim
my Sacco to Settle Their
Argument at Arena

q ~ u \ NJ !
CHAt.tS h no
rival 81 Wnily
Reid when he's
IN tie ring and
nobody ever nc
eused him OF be-
ing clever with
his dulVn. but
lady lady. how
hs con maui with
that istt hansii
Ailcusslr h a =
ftuu m nm the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Nett week the Indians win Jump
10 salt Lake to play tho bees. The
way the ttshans are going now. they
figure 10 give the tribe plenty 81
trouble In that salt Lake cheese bon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
KILLINGS
N~. AT ~

Eddie kidD Biillnxr. tho veteran
Wisconsin weltsrwslght. 'vhn showed
a hg improvement N hts icut with
Hoy McCasslln last Tucr~ay. will
minElc with Eddie Husc from sacrn.
mento. Huss Will be making his
local debut.
Eddie Moore and Frauki Green
will open tho show. THIS pair Of
bandits met In queer melee few
weeks ago. Green won The first
three rounds by ouiboSing Moore.
but Eddie cracked Grs1 on hts
ebony chin just a. tho bel. rang and
Gr~cn was lost 90 IN. world. The
referee gave tho verdict 10 Green on
a round.by round basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Will. SETTLE
THE I~sII.

This pair viii have a chance 10
settle their supremacy. with Miohaeis.
as usual. depending apon Lefty
Anne" 90 administer tho ether 20
Eaeco. whih tho Boston italian viii,
pin hts hopes on his shlf'y boxing.
Nate pruxiumnn. sho IL staging
tho show. II bringing sosac familiar
boxers from all parts ~ ne North
IVES, who haven't been secn 10 some
time In Seattle for the rest Of the
card
Muff Bronson. tho oif tim. Port
land favorite. will mix with Morgan
Jones. the best % tho Tacoma
Joneses of mltt singing fame. in tho
semi windup.
Jimmy Cole. fairly clever feather.
weight. who has heen around Spo-
kans for a nutnbsr % ys,rs. VIII no
on with sammy Gorion. another
Portland hoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
HAMMER BEATS MITCHELL

MILWAUKEE. May Ever
Hamcr outpointed Ritchio Mitchell
In 10 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

coas, often enough 10 show that his
string Of knOekouts N the East were
not fiukes ~" Jdst simply socks
with his porsnide init ana usually
gets results.
Seattle fans hhXw always shown
Partially 20 the boys WHO can sock
and they'n have another chance 10
see this Professor of sleeping sick.
ness in action again Tuesday
night when he tangies with Jimmy
sacco. the Boston lightweight. who
fought Joe German here early this
week
Mlchaels really stopped Sacco In
Tacoma. but EAcco claimed foul
and Il wasn't alio we'd lie went
down In the third round 'hrce times
and stayed down the third Time. No
foul vas caitsd and Sncco wah allow
ed 10 rest. which was a new one for
the book lie shouli hare teen No.
ta on Michaein X O. list sscco
came hack. and with some brilliant
boxing. shaded Mlchnels IN tho last
part ~ IN. fight. earning a draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Carpenter fight. likely 10 be held In
Europe before the present year Is
hoary with age.
This deduction Is haxty and M
founded. II Is not likely that even
the Britishers will fall for another
such fixht on the strength OF Car
pentier's showing against man
known TO be his inferior IN expe.
rience. boxing skill. speed. weight.
strength and hitting power. The
idea Is iudicrous.
IL Georges Carpenter Is sincere In
his efforts 20 earn another chance
at the highest ring houors. he can
do 50 gracefully and convinclngiy by
taking on the winner OF the Harry
Greb-Gene Tunney 20. which Is slated
TO come off late this month. with
the American iTSpound champion.
ship at stake.
Tunney Is tho present holder OF
the American tight.heavyweisht title.
II Greb decisively beats him-whlch
will not be at all surprising
Pftisburg boy. with a clean win over
the formidable Tommy Gibbons al.
ready under his belt. will stand head
and shoulders above the field %
white heavyweight crown Rspirants
on this side Of IN. Atlantic.
COULD HAVE BOUT
FOR ASKING
Carpenter. as worlds champion at
the junior heavyweight pounda &c.
will. Of course. obtain a match with
the winner OF the rcb-Tunney tilt
for the asking IL he does 80 and
wins. his right to another crack at
Dempsey will be indisputsble.
on the whole. tn. heavyweight
situation. 30 muddled a few months
ago. is clearer. Harry wills II still
clamorinr for a title chance. The
warm spring sunshine In stirring
something else beside the sap In the
trees Jess Willard Is again claim
ing that his disastrous meeting with
Dempsey was ''ons OF those things. :"
and that he Is anxious 10 train until
he Is in the pink" and take another
chance with the Utah mauler.
Tex Richard has hit upon a bril-
liant scheme TO dispose Of the Wills
and Willard claims. Thru one VI his
ileutenants he has launched a cam
paign 20 bring Dempsey and Wills
together nj Montreal In July. and pit
Giant Jess against the winner at
Jersey City In September.
What could be sweeter. Idab4lls,
WHAT TEN
FIGURES
Americans may not support
mixed match--therefore the Canadi.
an site for the first go. Richard prob
ably figures the chance OF Wills de-
throning the champions Is not worth
much consideration, and that II the
entire plan goes thru Dempsey and
Willard viii be the finailsts to do bat.
tie in the fall.
Richard Is shrewd financler.
Both Of his proposed bout Will 70
over like Several millions. speak.
ing In terms Of dollars. should Wills.
by any trick % the Goddess Luck
take the title from the white race. all
prejudice against mixed matches
would be forgotten. and Jess VIII
lard's second attempt TO bring the
highest title in sportdom back 20 the
white race would draw the biggest
gate in the history OF professional
sport.
The willard fight. irrespective OF
whether he might meet the black or
white champion, would be a ring
classic. unless Father Time has com.
pietely finished him. His size and
strength and unbelievable power to
sssimilate punishment make him a
dangerous contender when In shape.
his former failure 10 the contrary
notwithstanding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Frank schultz did an led barney In
Los Angeles when he delivered with a
triple when he went up as a pinch hitte
for the Indians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Bni Henwortby 10 high In his praise
OF Rub- WalberE. Ballard boy. who
II pitching for the Portland club.
kcpworthy SAYS that when Nniberg
first Joined the club this spring he
hardly know how TO put on his uni
form correctly. but that, with n few
weeks of trimming with Rowdy FL
liott he has developed into u sweet
prospect. lie won the only game
for Portland In the recent series with
seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Broadway Tigers Win
Wild Game; Lead Props

CcoRING 10 runs in the third
~ inning. Ballard defeated Lin.
coin II TO 8. at Adams yesterday.
The shingleweavers punched hits.
passes and errors in their big rally
for the 10 tallies.
The score II. H. Il
bncoin '................. 8 IL
Ddildiu '.sss..st
Batteries - Tvete. shldler and
Turnacliff. Burch and Burston.
I EONARD PATRICELLT pitched
- strong game and Franklin
shut out Garfield at walla wala
Friday, 10 10 0. Patricelli was the
whole works striking out 10 and
holding the Babes to three hits.
The score X. n. f.
r TdhkIlh s..s'...........lO il
baItleio ....ss..s........
Batteries - Patricelli and Davis:
Grazulis. Monroe. Blumer and Car.
roll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Ping Bodie made his first appear
anee In vernon uniform yesterday
against seattle, aud he was present
ed with u flornl wreath on his first
trip Ia the plate. lie got one hit.
and was credited with only one time
at bat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

,sg7 ss,h > and walter McFsrIans ala
played a fine catch Of lass from Silver
LAKE IN competition for Piper a TAfts
current period has. prize. The catch
numbered "a. Weighed from ~ to 8
pounds. ard ssrs caught on hsddons
TadPoily bait.
This 10 the last week for the present
bt-monthlT trout and bass contest being
staged during the season ~ Piper A
Taft. The angler displaying the best
display % trout Nili receive a Rainbow
trout reel with 80 yards 81 Taft'. shady.
brook trout iiu- This best display Of
bsss VIII cop kennedy tackle case and
ihrss bsss esits Of the winners selection.
a report from Lake sawyer state.
that the water 10 high and cloudy.
The reseut rains have undoubtedly
changed the conditions. Fishing 4.
fair. They are using ehamois for
croppie. pork rind and plug. for ba..,
and troll esEs for trout Doe"
Hanisy. noted eroppie expert Of this
city. made = nice catch Of croppIe
and trout on this Lake just recently.
Heat road to tho lake 10 Via Kent
Good cabins and boats are obtain
able.
George u. Graham. the genial pro-
pristor Of Shamrock Cottage. on Lake
hAhhhmishf brought IN a line eaten or
siivsrs Tuesday with the announce
msnt that this sport is reaching it, best
81 this time. The fish we're a part OF
the daily display at Piper a Tsfts
Shamrock Cottage may ba reached Via
the kirkland ferry or Bothell highway.
Despite the fact that the weather over
the iast week end was one Of the coolest
In several months. tho fishing In Lake
eastman vas found TO be the best aimee
tho opening Eggs are the best bait.
g. y. Noyes, Jr.. got the limit sunday.
with several others almost as good
Lake Cusfsnan may he reached Via the
olympic highway or thru Hoodsport.
A collection of live bass mr.. at
tracing considerable attention at
Piper Tsft's aquariu this week
Tho catch was made by Jim Kemp
near his bosthouse In MON hay,
Lake Washington. Fishing is i'm
proving In the lake, both at Ken
moro and Union bay. Tn. big trout
arc being taken on a troll aud bass
ON plugs and pork rind.
An excellent report was received this
week from u. ~ Anthony, game warden
or San Juan county. Anthony reports to
Piper TAFT that fishing liz fine In cas-
csde lake, nssr East Sound or Olga nag
limits Of Eastern brook. cutthroats and
SilYers are being taken, Fine camp
grounds viii be found at the forest camp
site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Marty McGafflEan was at second base
for Sacramento for the first time since
tho opening game Of the season. ycater-
day lie broke a bone In his throwing
hand In the opening clash lie got one
ait and scored twice yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Probable
Starters VT. owner Jork.v
| John Finn 1880 w. Baker T. Poole
startle i2t II. ~ Hewitt u. Connolly
Ny Play 12s Lexington
stable g Robinson
Norwich 1853. Block A Jnhnson
sBusy
American i2sB n. Bradley y. Barrett
Deadlock lasR H. Shannon J i. Mooney
Ret Mosls i2e y n. Bradley ~ Burke
surf Rider 12GJ J. Il. Madden H. scobie
Banker
Brown 1851 r. Bradley A. Wilson
Letterman lac Mrs. ". =.
whitney T. Rics
ny Gosh i2e y. n. Bradley u. Barnes
&c. n. Bradley entry
BALTIMORE. May H. - Fair
- weather and fast track the
city crowded with visitors and fine
field made all conditions ideal today
for the running Of the $4,000 Freak
ness stakes for three year.olds.
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Batteries-Nako, Staley, Daucett,
Griffitbs and Burnsed. Brltten. Caller.
IVerson, Cavanaugh and Mckenzie.
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Daley Is
TrOunced
by Tigers
Indians Winning Streak
Broken; Vernon Victor,
8to 3

I os ANGELES. May ia.--Joe pai.
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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1922-04-13
A QUESTION OF PERSONAL
LIBERTY

The town of Jesup, Georgia, was
greatly wrought up over the question
Of allowing cows to ramble through
the streets without hindrance. The
owners OF the cows believing in per-
sonal liberty fol the cows had as much
right to walk the streets and ramble
through the alleys as any citizen.
They argued that they, the owners of
the cows, paid taxes for the privilege
of keeping cows and that it was en-
croachmcnt upon their rights 20 de-
prize the COWS of the privilege of
rambling through the town at their
own sweet will.
On The other hand the citizens
whose gardens were invaded and
whose flowers were killed by the
cows contended that cow prohibition
was as just and reasonable as Mr.. Vol
stead's law against the use of liquor.
And, besides that when the belled COW
sauntercd along the streets and
she banishcd sleep with the tin tin
nabulation-that is the jingling of
the bells-only the citizens used shor.
ter but stronger words than that.
But the election was held and &C
cording to specials in Atlanta papers
the cows and their owners won the
fight.
A question similar to this one
came UP in a Florida town and the
editor Of the local paper not wishing
to offend either of the contending
factions made this wise suggestion:
Let Bossy wear her bell hut take
the clapper out.