The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-07-07

trey decided which was the
no one VINO saw the buncn
FsaalH understand, though eve
ae4za4la lhat the decision was
'1s' ana that the babies chos-
a. PleuS Is 1t Is possible for
- De. lie trouble was there
'a ether babies there who were
l1f pretty, Mrs. H. c. Berthu-
.,-i'ahlhs cid baby won the
ne 90 worth of photos and
a5p bales. II month old little
5ze second prize, 80 worth
es ana events came af-
aase uai game but Tor con-
NE records VIII be given her
faA4le broad JuLlp, flee for
n hauIe[, =.
aaaei lo years, running Broad
Asah Lay. Sis0.
issgea race Frazier and Lay
s=hef ana Bfanch, 30 cents.
ettlH2 contest. boys under s
@4.itm Nolthen, 81. Francis Fe
cent
under i wears. obstacle race,
@a1teu. 81 30. Carroll Wolth-
a4s5s.
Mar batb I.vndan and viz
Hs. Holm Edwards taam s1o
aa1se races were pulled off on
street on straight run
-ed mule pepv race Sam Char
.av Flaver. so r Plaster's
s..
mile dash horse race a A
is sGazaza. SD O NJ Slim
Harnev." s..
vas great interest in The ball
5.s5Ueen Lypdep and tie Poor
7 r as North BelllDuham teams but
q. lHed out the game was not
80 good or so close as the
- la Eame with Everson. Lynden
~ tta Noltb BeIingham bows ont
ta-..1 as even the North Belling-
.f bows admitted Besides that the
ae Iohn Deere their catcher got
finger about the middle of
4aIne ard had TO finish on third
s,a aratfar lad faok his place be-
8dIbe bat.
s4 The end of the fifth inning it
"a as,d game. the. score standing
saAo, 81 ~ Men, Out ai
n ninta the VISITORS hao ialieo 10
I'd 10 TIER score ana L!hdeh tolai
Lad run up 10 IL.
The Lynden players were Dlckerson.
ielnmlngWay, ftead, frltz, Iayioi :
tlttenbeig, Hadley ana oIelhhauer' III
No later being the pitcher and catch
r
f Inc North Belllngham team was ia
Aendenen, +. CIendenen, DICK Sulll-
p, Dave Clendenen, Harry stores. II
ser Perry. Billy Bear. jim McauieE
pa John Deere, the latter two pelns
fe battery.
There We're dozens of sensational
lays such as when Fritz KNOCKED
- bagger and brought III three score
y Lynden IN the sixth, and Wheh
Gutenberg made two sensational runs,
L right after the other III center
eld and took the ball out OF TIE SKY.
ace again when Read Who was Oh
acOnd made sacrifice run lhat
rought in Steinhauer and when Me-
eur knocked two tagser When the
a.es we're full.
But while the sensational plays
ere hardly needed they served to
cen up tie interest in a game that
culd otherwise have been dull oW-
e 10 Its one-sidedness.
There was considerable rag chew
lg in the morning game, but IN the
81rnoon 1t was a gentleman 5 game.
After the horse races. winch ended
le regular program. about O'Clock,
tere was nothing more doing except
street band concert at 8. In the
seuing the crowds attended tie dance
nd the show in Jameson 5 opera
)use. Both had all the people they
'uld care for.
NOTES OF THE DAY
An unfortunate thing was the fail
e to have any fireworks, alter hav-
advertised them. Mr.. NAPLES was
e man commissioned to furnish
EN-. Owing 10 pressing business en-
gements he neglt Nted To order them
til late and they did not arrive. A
stake was made in not announcing
the crowds early in the day hut un
The last minute itwas hoped they
luld reach Lynden.