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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30
Swim & Aldrich Realty Co.
NOOKSACK VALLEY LANDS
Office Next Door to Bank,
Farmers Phone

FARMERS E0On0
81, 5OO-20-acre tract choice land, all
perfectly clear, good house.
barn and orchard, located on
gravel road near school. Daily
mail and telephone service.
81, 1923 acres river bottom, partly
clear. This. means a quick sale.
81, 5000 acres best creek bottom, wa
tered by two creeks; 10 to Ii
acres high land suitable for
building place.
S5, 8OO-4l IA acres thoroughly clear.
excellent soil. Building and Der.
sonal property and crop worth
$500.
8 1855 good residence lots on i'm.
proved street.
. 6O0-2SOx274 feet, all thoroughly
cleared and fenced. :.
8 800 to 81. 1OO-Several residence
properties at less than actual
value.
We are prepared to make farm
loans in any amount desired at rea-
sonable rates and at short notice.
Farm Loans. Notary Public, Insurance
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30
A DANGER TO YOUTH

very pelous for Young America Every stone
great Republic is turned
and many inspected many political
asts that WONDER does not crumbe away from nero
handling The of statesmen and government
which, school children they taught respect au
honor being dragged thru the sush of political intrigue
party chickering's till the uninated student shardy able
belonging to the Our most be-
respected citizens point with at each other
blush when calling each other liars
school reconcile this state of affairs his
allied government and it's officials? No
that tendency make him suspicious of all
kind bonds and aud that he in state OF
dangerous doctrines and
cety easily upon him. The child has all faith in
cases. his teacher but when he and finds her
false seemingly he knows where to turn
for the truth.
older heads who have passed thru
political found like the terrific thunder
the destructive they but rather
carng refreshing in their effects Don't forget to
mind the boys and girls of this little truth.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30

The Dewitt and Gale Barber firm
have bought out the shop formerly
conducted by Brown and Tremain, and
the two and will run both shops in
the future. Messrs. Dewitt 4 Gale
are rustlers and we are glad to learn of
their prosperity. However We know
they are not socialists now, but are in
sy sympathy with old John D.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30
Dissolution Notice
To Whom it May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
We the undersigned have this day
by mutual consent dissolved the part
nership known as the Landau. Kort-
lever Drug Co. he business will be
continued by the R. NJ. landau Drug
Co. who will pay all accounts owed BY
the Landau Kortlever Drug Co. and
receive all moneys due them.
Dated July IL. 1905
G. LANDAU
Signed; HUGO KoRTLEvER
G. +. SCUYLExAN -
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30

1900 he In the Bennett National Bank OF Whatcom 1900
he appointed city Auditor Bngham and 1903 he
elected City Treasure which has held until this year
ing debarred from further by the time limit He
deputy City treasurer and his qualifications and experience
such to win for him hearty support the
at the Primaries
He has wide the County time
resident of Lynden.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30
OH CONSISTENCY!

The Lynden Tribune opposing Governor Mead although
ps p
is hard to tell how the paper will make this kind Of
will work the other wsy More likely will
lose out in the Lynden precinct -Belngham Herald.
The Herald naturally judges other papers itself and thus
comprehend Tribune take such
inconsistent by its code of ethics This
prma supporting Mead
of his executive ability and
honesty is Whatcom county Any old
might come up and ask its support and he from Ben
Whatcom the Herald would be him. heart and
SOUL for Mr. Mead The should feel proud
of such paper friend
Lynden Tribune supports candidates for another
is the best qualified for the place looking for
irrespective of locality OF that man happens to be in
community nexdoor neighbour he will get
support just the We ready to give honor to whom
honor due and Again might choose between
equally we'll qualified for Office and rghtuly
citizen of neghborhood preference the
stranger very happens equal
ability and choose the BEST opinion matter where
he halls from who his friends may be.
In support this would respectfully invite the Herald ed
or investigate the Court Records of whatcom County We
satisfied Mr. Bxby has important successful
litigation in this county than the three Beingham pit
ted against him. This together with his general schooling
ury high standing this community that he
the competent and qualified for the place
Lest there be undue qubbng with regard meaning
what reasonable local option is the Anti saloon league call
ing two state conventions all forces of the
hs of deciding the form of the local option bill
the people want the next session of the eg
ature These conventions will be held respectively Spokane
August 4th and Seattle August The meeting Spokane
will be held in the auditorium of the Y NJ. c. A.
These meetings for the of ascertanng what
the people of State Washington way
legislation
Law and Order society," other organization looking the
of conditions is invited delegate
IT, lodges Good Templars and each
Grange in state also invited delegate
convention Spokane Seattle be
this anticipated that such bill shall upon
shall best the wishes of those opposed
traffic This will be left committee have been
interested the passage local option bills
whose ability be questioned The
will determine the general features the
the of territory the unit whether precinct
incorporated city, county all three There
believe the state
wide BILL but not believed that this gathering
will decide
Frank Wilson of Belngham announces his candidacy
county treasurer this issue of The Tribune Mr.
been resident Of Whacom County
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30

SUMMONS NO. Ss0S.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, IN AND
FOR WHATCOM COUNTY
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30

B. F. Nelson, Plaintiff,
VS..
Norman Carr, Carr, his wife
and the unknown heirs of Daniel NJ
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30

Frank Wilson of Bellngham his candidacy
county treasurer in this issue of The Tribune
been resident Of Whatcom County years.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1908-07-30

July 2 August 6 inc.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

has for first choice 30S, for second
choice 24s, and for third choice ESQ.
He has not been an active candidate
The result is, taking all OF the bal
lots, that the Wisconsin senator has
been mentioned 500 times. II he goes
into the national convention with tho
Wisconsin delegation behind him. as
now seems likely. Senator La Toilette
ought to have great deal OF reserve
strength throughout the country.
Here Is a sample sentiment from
one Of the La Toilette voters:
81 approve of the policy OF me
president. | think It should be con-
tinued. only with little more energy.
THE writer OF that was the editor
OF a prosperous Republican weekly IN
a small, but live town
LAS the ballots were sent only to
the active political workers, II is OBJ
vlous they must represent consider
ably a greater section OF the party
itself. The distribution is the thing
after all and, with a nucleus in every
state, La Toilette has chance whi:h
is vastly greater than that enjoyed by
Garfield In 1880 or by Hayes In 1876.
80 far as the prospects six months In
advance OF the convention were con
cerned."
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

c. Arthur Pearson, who has obtain
ed control OF the London Times, Is
well known in Chicago, having been In
the habit of going there every few
years. Mr.. Pedrson sold out his in
terest In the American edition OF
Parsons Magazine some time ago.
He has interests in the Chicago stock
yards and considerable interests In
California. He has great liking for
American newspaper men and meth.
DDS, and the editor of his first daily
paper, the London Daily Express, is
an old Chicago newspaper man, a ma
tive OF wisconsin. The editor OF the
London Times, George Buckle. is an
old college friend of Mr.. Pearsons s,
who has fondness for remaining true
to early associates. An instance Of
this is his friendship with J. M. C..
Hampson. the Chicago journalist. VINO
was one or Mr.. Pearson's Intimate
friends In college and has acted as hts
correspondent In news and business
matters during all the years he has
been in this country.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
La TOILETTE IS
AIDED BY IDEAS
OF ROOSEVELT
CHICAGO TRIsuNE's WASHING
TON CORRESPONDENT SAYS HIS
PAPERS BALLOT SHOWS RADI-
GALS PIN FAITH ON BADGER.

CHICAGO, Jan. 3O.-That President
Roosevelt's ideas are an aid TO Robt
NJ. La Toilette. CT Wisconsin. in MS
run for the presidency. Is shown by
Raymond, the Washington CORE.
spondent for the Tribune. who says In
special to that paper:
IF any one thinks Robt. NJ La Fol-
lette Is not factor In the presidential
race that person is shutting his eyes
to some OF the most obvious OF the
signs OF the times. There is an un.
dercurrent towards La Toilette which
should not be lost sight or in making
guesses as to the result at Chicago
next June.
More than this, a personal exam.
nation of the hundreds or ballots In
the national test, taken by The Trib'
une shows conclusivcly that the Wis
consin senator Is a fayorite candidate
among great many people In the dlf'
ferent states who are enthusiastic de-
voices OF the Roosevelt policy.
If an enthusiastic endorsement OF
the presidents policy Is given In ex-
tended words on the ballot the candi'
dates for first, second, or third choice
almost invariably include Taft,
Hughes and La Toilette In one place
or the other When the men accept
the Roosevelt policy on the whole, but
differ with him on some material
points, they are more apt to vote for
Taft or Hughes. When they criticise
the president harshly, they generally
declare for Foraker. When they sp.
prove of the presidents policy on the
whole, but think times are ripe for a
period Of conservatism, the writer's al
most invariably are for Cannon, Fair
banks, Knox, or Cortelyou.
Roosevelt Men for La Toilette.
la Follette's position is best shown
by the fact that practically every vot-
er who records h4fnself for the Wis.
consin senator is enthusiastically in
favor OF the presidents policy, and
believes 1t should be continued In the
next administration. To secure that
continuance, these voters have con
cluded La Toilette Is more nearly like
Roosevelt than any other man In the
feld.
There are certain signs Of unusual
La Toilette strength In the states OF
Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa, Illinois and Michigan, which
show strong western tendency TO
ward a radical rather than a conserva-
tive candidate. There is an unexps.,S-
ed strength also in New Jersey. Con-
necticut and New York.
Strength Shown In Figures.
Taking the total Of $3.50 votes on
the final returns, Senator La Toilette
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
ROOT MAY HAVE PUT
STOP TO REVOLUTION

WASHINGTON, Jan. Boa possible
revolution in Honduras was prevented
IL is believed, by the time
ly action OF Eecretary Root
In notifying the British gov
eminent OF the suspicious actions OF
several persons In Beliz, British Hon.
duras, who, II is said, were planning
revolutionary movement In that
country.
Secretary Root also called the atten.
ton of the British government to the
fact that the United States Is anxious
to prevent further revolutionary move.
ments in Central America.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
Chinese Faith in clnseno.

Many Of the Chinese believe that
when all other remedies fail, and death
is at hand, ginseng has the power to
bring back health and longevity:
hence, when they feel the need OF 1t
they will pay fabulous prices for Ger
tain kinds OF roots. A root to be really
valuable as commodity must come
from the mountains Of Kirin or be re-
puted to have come from there.
IL must be bifurcated. SO as to re-
semble az much as possible the hu-
man form, and be semi-transparent,
dry, and flinty. or course, the larger
the root the better. and as It Is sold
by weight 1t Is not very uncommon
for a good specimen to bring as much
as 500 an ounce.
The value OF such a root ia in its
shape, its texture, the manner In which
1t has been cured, and the region
whence Il came.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
'P|TCHF0RK BEN
KNOCKS REPORT
OF C0RIELY0u
EXPLOSIVE SENATOR FROM so.
CAROLINA DECLARES sEcRE.
rARY APES ROOSEVELT AND
GIVES NO LIGHT on SUBJECT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S0.--Senatcrs
Tiilman, Lodge and Culberson had a
dispute In the senate over the reply
OF Secretary Cortelyou to the demand
for information concerning the work
ings OF the treasury department dur
ing the recent financial crisis. The
reply was In printed form, copy OF
HE document being left on each sen
stcr's desk.
Tiilman declared that the s9cretary's
report was merely filed with as
ssrtions.
lodge said he was surprised at
tho senator from South Carolina.
Il II know no one" said Mr.. Lodge,
who has pleaded 20 much for light
and shows SO much anxiety to have
shine In dark places as the sena-
ter" he said, "and yet, when we
begin TO shed light he resists be-
cause Of the partial illumination.
think 1t In great convenience 70
have In printed form this reply sum-
marking the exhibits, all OF which
will be here"
Hints at Lodges Proilx Ways.
Does the senator assert there IL
any light In this pamphlet inter-
rupted Mr.. Tillman In high-pit ,hcd
tones. Il say light eight Tight
Don't 60 on on anything eise-lIgh.
light light"
Il think" replied Mr.. Lodge, there
10 abundant light In It but whether
the senator from South Carolina VII
be able to see do not know"
Culbernon tEen took up the report
and said that upon a cursory exam
nation, he discovered that the sec
rotary admitted that he had not re
piled to the specific inquiries OF tho
senate resolution.
Aldrich remarked that all the re-
ports Of the secretary OF the treas
ury are made to the senate In printed
form.
Fil3man retorted to this suggestion
by declaring: The secretary OF the
treasury is assuming the airs OF q
president before he is elected to that
ONCE
"rhc president sends his messages
IN this printed form, but have never
known OF cabinet oficer to asmme
10 do this before"
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
Honor the cochrane Family.

A few days ago there was a present
alton ceremony on the British cruiser
Cochrane. named after the great adj
miral. Two Cochranes are officers OF
this cruiser and they joined with the
rest of the family In giving to the
cruiser a shield. The ceremony
brought out the fact that within 100
years six men or the name OF Coch
rane and of the blood OF the liberator
OF Chile have held the rank OF admiral
in the British navy, and that for twice
as long every male Cochrane has be-
come a member OF the service. Flight.
Ing families there have been before,
are now and probably always will be-
but the record OF the Cochranes is one
that would be hard TO better.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

gro spch women a are not aayiousIv o,rS
ssIh..i,h( rrs 80 80. srs~xsr- xn,,.s
~ Wv ns,s e~ls 1ss's
eoIper1orm e'tneS IN the way OF mouse
A4Id cAyes\oe IN social duties and funcp
aI1ns whichA seriously tar their strength.
- M ~ Sursfpr moshers. Dr.. pIerce,s
%.s.<-s.~ AJs-.ss ~. > 49,.
eevo.s fipuon ma prcveo : most
&o1oopoo eup13rting tonic ana invigorst-
nne norvlna. BY IL timely use, much
noriona sleknoss And suderins NAV s.
~ .>-....st.ss. - NJ : ~ a.
49, q kn2-RRSkkt!4k :! kA2ss evr s1e
o2n<2nE knue, Eo1lQe -p&lley&q,
oo)fcm have 10 b employed II THE most
(7Ila6|6 EonanY rc6ndY Were cfznIfed
~ : = ss1.:s:.- $50. 49,, - 1872,
e - ySvc" etS~s WI - o~eoSse.s
motners y preparing me system ior the
birth safe, easy, and almost painless.
- ----s<- r,-~~--s-..t--. A. - !. .----x -
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Michigan
patents issued are: o. l.. Greilick.
Traverse City, hinge for Morris chair..
also corner fastenings for cupboards;
f. r. Kirchhoff, Detroit. pipe coupling
and valve; c. Mckenzie. Port Huron,
spacing tool; X. c. Reyther. Detroit.
reinforced concrete construction; e.
Roberts. Ishpeming. mailbag catcher
and deliverer; F. Sawyer, Brighton.
evaporator; p. j. Schiller, Detroit, let
ter box: j. W. Tower, Crooked Lake.
machine for connecting wire ends.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
FLINT CHARACTER DIES.

FLINT, Mich, Jan. 30.-Peter O'Con-
nor, a resident OF Flint for nearly half
a century, is dead at the age OF IS
years. Mr.. O'Connor was an eccentric
man and for the last 80 years had
made a practice Of going to bed upon
the approach of cold weather and re-
naming there until the advent OF
warm weather
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
MILLIONAIRE WARD
ENTERS AN APPEAL

PONTIAC. Mich. Jan. 3o.--Attor
'neys Patterson g. Patterson have filed
In the circuit court the appeal OF
Henry @. Ward from the decision OF
the probate court. which found him
incompetent and placed his son,
Franklin B. Ward. in charge Of ais
affairs as guardian. Much of the same
testimony will be introduced In the
circuit court and the defense an
nounces that new witnesses will be
procured The matter will likely reach
the supreme court before IL IL ended.
Charles w. Ward. of Queens. ". T.,
announces that he win stand by his
brother throughout the coming litiga-
ton.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
Around the State
in a Hurry
NARRowLY AvERTs LYNcHlNo.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. 90
Jack Harris, bad man with n jail
record, narrowly escaped lynching at
the hands of furious mob at Rutt.
Tuesday. Sheriff Ellis, OF Kent coun-
". accompanied by large number OF
deputies, arrived just In time to save
the man from the rope which had been
placed in readiness for his end. He
had pounded two women who tried to
stop him as he was riding a general
store. He took to the woods, but a
posse ran him down.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
Gone. But Not FORGOTTEN.

Your dead husband wor a good
mon" declared the sympathetic Mrs.
Casey TO the bereaved widow.
HE wort" exclaimed Mrs. Murphy,
dashing the tears from her eyes. mo
two polacemun cud handle him
Judge.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
GRAND RAPIDS FINDS
JOBS FOR UNEMPLOYED

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. 3D.
The city has found way in which a
number OF its large army OF unem
ployed are able to escape starvation.
Two hundred men have been sent to
work on the food wall mt the city
market at Is cents per hour.
When notices were posted that men
were wanted. over 500 applied at rhe
city market. and in several instances
hstic encounters were quBfted by the
police. The cold here is intense, and
the unemployed are In a pitiful con-
dition.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
AGED INDIAN cH,EF DIES.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Jan
30.-Chief George Wasquam, 20 years
old, died at his home near Brimley.
He lived in Chippewa county all mis-
life ana was never out or the upper
peninsula. He was one of the best.
known Indians In northern Michigao.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
HUGHES |NDORsEO
BY COUNTY COM.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.--The Repub-
lican county committee endorsed Gov.
Hughes last night for the Republican
nomination for president, by unani-
nous vote. The resolution also -en.
dorsed the administration OF President
Roosevelt.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30

singleton--You seem to know lot
about women.
Wedderly-You bet l do.
Singleton--Gpt wise by studying the
ways OF your Wife, Ell?
Wedderly-No. listen to what she
says about other women.--Chicago
News.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
A Word From josh Wise.

"A gal is always anxious for a job
but after she's had 1t a while she
wonders how long it'll be before she's
married an livin' on easy street
Chicago Journal.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 30.--Artic'es
of Incorporation were filed with the
secretary OF state by Finney's Famous
orchestra. Detroit, $4,000, and the
Dueweke Grocery Co., Detroit, $751;
600
The Detroit times., 1908-01-30
R0OsEv WILL
SEND A SPECIAL
LABOR MESSAGE
PRESIDENT TO ASK CONGRESS
TO MAKE AMENDS FOR THE
DISTURBING DECISIONS OF THE
SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. So.-Samuel
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation OF Labor; James O'Connell,
president OF the international Associa-
ton or Machinists, and Seth Low, for
mer mayor OF New York, as q commit
tee OF three, called on the president
and presented the resolutions passed
at the National Labor conference In
Chicago. Among other things the
resolutions call for the organization
OF q committee TO investigate capital
and labor and TO suggest reform legis-
letion. This resolution will be intro
duced In both the senate and house.
In their talk with the president the
committee discussed the two big re-
cent anti-labef decisions OF the United
St6tes supreme court. One eliminates
the provisions OF the Erdman law that
prohibited railroads from discharging
employees because they are union men;
the other declared the employers LA
biiity law unconstitutional.
President Is Disturbed.
These decisions, taken In connec-
ton with Secretary Taft's record on
the bench In granting injuncuons
against labor unions. are said TO have
greatly disturbed the president.
Coincident with the visit OF the
committee 1t became known that the
president is SO greatly impressed with
the probable effect OF these decisions
on the Taft candidacy that he Is pre-
pairing a special message to congress.
This message, which will be intro
duced In both houses In q few days,
urges the immediate passage OF an
employers liability law that will avoid
the unconstitutional defects OF the law
now voided.
Another Message.
Another message TO follow on the
heels of the first will urge that an act
be placed upon the statute books that
win AFFORD protection to members of
all labor organizations and prevent
their dismissal by employers who
merely object to them as members Of
unions.
The president will lay particular
stress, 1t Is said, on the need OF care
full study OF the constitution, 80 that
no law affecting labor shall conflict
with it's provisions and leave a chance
for the defeat of the measure.
II is now openly declared that the
Employers liability act was a special
pet of the presidents and that he had
expected ii to establish him as friend
OF labor.