The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-12-01


BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
Still, we'll bet little that 1. H.
comes back. indianapolis Sun.
1t was a genuine downward revision
of the Republican vote. -Atiahta
Journal. ~
He hit the line hard, but the con-
founded line hit back. New YORK Il
vening Post.
T. R., Oyster Bay. Now you know
how it feels-W. ]. B., Lincoln.
Washington Post.
AS the revised returns come IN, II III
most looks as If Judge Parker might
have been elected something this year.
Ohio State Journal.
Wonder If Uncle Joe feels like
brand plucked from the burning? =
New York Tribune. 1t is probable lie
feels even hotter than that. Chicago
Record Herald.
This years corn crop Is the big
gest ever produced in the United stat
es The Democrats have not as Yet pu
In a claim for the credit of 1t. Chi
cago Record Herald.
The aviator at Baltimore who fell
from a great height and landed in the
woods badly shaken up should Nave a
great many Republican sympathizers
az this moment. New York World.
According to report by the Treas
ury Department, at Washington. there
is more than $4,000, OOO. 900 on deposit
in the savings-banks of the country,
an increase of 1857 100000 over last
year.
Revolt against the existing order Of
things seems popular Mexico is IN
state of revolt at present. a republic
In name only, its people permitted to
the right of suffrage in name only den
led the privilege Of expression by bal
lot, they resort to violenceand blood
81 ed. In the use of the ballot the will
of the citizens of this Republic find
expression, therein lies the assurance
that this government shall endure.
The MILLENNIUM is not to be
looked upon as the dream Of poets,
but as "a practical condition OF hui
man life," says The Morning Star
(Boston) and the sooner we perform
our duty, the sooner it will be here
We can do one duty in this line, II
thinks, by aiding the international
Reform Bureau in calling the after
ton of citizens to certain moral meas
ures now pending in Congress. An ap
peal for help in squirting Congress IL
pass these measures has been issued
signed by former United States Sen
ator Henry w. Blair. now president
the International Reform Bureau. Thu
following bills, We are told, are nov
pending:
81. The Miller-Curtis Bill, to remo,'
the Federal SHIELD of interstate com
merce' from original packages i'm
ported into dry territory BY anlicen
ed liquor-dealers.
In
hibit interstate transportation of race
gambling odds and bets.
'.3. The Walter Smith Bill, to pro
hibit interstate transportation of pic
lures and descriptions of prize-fights
"a. The Johnston Sunday Act, 70
the District of Columbia, to forbi
Sunday toll and traffic-passed b
Senate, pending in House.
'5. The Curtis Bill. to prohibit sa
Ions in Hawaii.
IS. The Clayton Bill. to prohibit I
nited States district attorneys to en-
gage In private practice.
az. The McCumber-TirreIl Bill, t
forbid liquor-selling in ships and bull
ings used by the United States Gov
eminent"
Besides arousing interest in thes
bills, 1t is urged that 1.-The militan
and at the same time cOnservativ
thought Of the country concentrate u
on the formulation Of other adequat
State. national. and international lee
islation and administrative measures
upon which all the forces which see
the removal of these great evils ma
unite in the immediate future in ordt
to exterminate them from this worl
and give the millennium chance
come In" Says this Journal further
amy new statism, new nationalisn
or new internationalism which doe
not propose the extirpation of tn
harmful use Of alcohol. opium, and a
substances which create unnatural ar