The Forrest City times. [volume], October 21, 1904, Supplement, Image 10

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Supplement to
The Forrest City Times
Korn-st City, Ark., Oct. 21. 19t>4.
City Council.
The Council inet m regular session
last Tuesday night. Those pre-out
were Hon. 'V. Gorman, Mayor: with
\ dermen Jas Fussell, .1 1» Baugh.
■ I. M. Nichols M. Yofiie and (1 VV.
Pearson. Recorder. Reading minutes
was dispensed with
• hi motion of ,Jas. Fussell, seconded
hy J. 1). Baugh, the Mayor wa* lequest
• d to coirespond with some one conver
sant with such matters and find out
t lie cost of an Klectrie Light F ant, and
report at his earliest convenience to
ttie Conned
An ordinance to piohibit the -ale of
second-ha i d clot tong in the city of F- r
lestCitr. hiving passsed the second
leading, on motion of Jas Fussed, se
conded hy M Yoffie, th* rules were
suspended and the ordinance read ttie
third t ru<-. ai d passed. tie >- voting aye
being Fosse!], Baugh, XiehoN, Y the
and I’eai'On. I (lose voting n•», none
['lie ordinance is published m another
eo uran.
On motion of -las. Fussell, seconded
by .1 J>. Baugh, t he Mayor was leijuest
ed to make the ties! possible arrange
inent to secure the location of the
stave Plant at Foriost Cnv, and report
at the eailiest op|iorilinity to the
i oijnciI.
1 here being no fill t!i»* r business the
Council adjourned (J W Peak-on.
Recorder.
Open Letter to Llei'syiucn.
We are t ilil in the Bible that * •«;. J
p'teHte.i every winded fowl after 111H
kind; and II >il saw tli.it it v% «- u•> „l.
A tel til'll blessed t lietii n a V i 11 y;, 1 ‘ t r U11 -
Mil. and let f.»wl m dtip y in 'lie ea11 li 1
It is a sad fact t 'Cl' tllan is not per
inittiruj the birds ti e air to nmltiply
a- (Bui directs; they ate vi atltnrily kill
ed fin sport by uteri, and boys destroy
thousands of epe's and nestlmps each
year. l as non deciees that women
must wear the p|umaj»,'‘ of wild buds
f r ornaments dance at the bonnets
worn at any chinch service amt note
the I a r er e iinuihet of ipaeetu] plitm-s
known as • A t^ret t-s. " There is not a
moman that does m t know that those
u!tltiles are obtained only by the most
cruel and b.u bemus tnetb 11
call she kneel iml partake of the Holy
Communion while «• aiimf them?
(’an the children of the Sunday
Schools hi ow t" I>«• good men an I wo
men unless they are taught t>iat kind
ness to all hind's wild Cleat ores Is a pa rt
•>f Christian life? d ll’ Savior says • A
Spat tow shall not fall to the ground
without \oui Father." This certainly
means that human beings will tie held
responsible for all acts of finely to even
t lie most humble of < Fid's cleat uics.
liirds are a check on insect life an t
so lessen the label of the tiller of the
• oil. Scientific study during (tie nasi
t w o decades lots demonstrated the fact
I i I at turds ate the most Valll < tee 11 let: ds
I tie agriculturist lias; they destroy m
• e( t pests alnl noxious vermin; they
a So eat thousands of tons of w eed sends
which if left to propagate would soon
- ivei i tin 1 lie land.
Fords require no pay for their labors,
they only ask to tie let a lone to en j o in
peace and safety the life the ( i-atot
gave them—the same iight that every
good cit i/.en enjoys.
Ate cletgyineti doing then duty if
they do not call tfie attention of the
people to the rights of the birds/
Wli.I.lAM 1)1 THICK,
Chairman National Committee of A u
dubon Societies, dgd Manhattan Ave
line. New York.
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