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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
DELTA AND ,sUNNYsIDE

Dave Pearson left Monday for Sc
attic to be gone about two months.
The johnson brothers gave a party
the young folks Saturday evening.
The ball game between Sunnyside
and Glendale last Friday had to be
called off on account of the rain.
A few from here. attended the Field
Meet at Blaine last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Scrimger OF
.Fairview visited at the Baldwin home
last Saturday.
Those that were at Bellingham last
Sunday to hear Billy Sunday were:
w. w. Johnson, wife and daughter
Mabel; Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Axling;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Axling and SOM
Clifton and Glen; Mrs. c. Ericsson and
daughter Mabel; Mrs. Harlander. Ear
Anderson and John Axling.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
JUNE TrMON FESTIVAL.

THE Timon Grange will hold a June
Festival on Saturday evening, June
4th at August Gosch's place by Tim
on school house. Entertainment harm
dance and supper. Entertainment
free. Dance and supper IS cents. All
Changers and their friends are in
vited. Good floor. good music and
e cd order.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
WISER LAKE

Atlas Single Mill is again in oper-
alton, after being shut down for a
week. A screen has been placed on
the smoke stack and several other as
necessary improvements have been
made.
J. P. Draper and wife of Seattle
were visiting relatives in this neigh
borhood last week.
Those who attended the Blaine Fled
meet last Saturday report that the
chief features of the meet were mud
dy grounds and small crowd.
The Wiser Lake Young Mems Base
Ball team will play with Woodlawn
in the near future.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
MAPLE STREET

Mr.. F. L. Whipple was home a few
days last week visiting his parents.
Lee Hamilton is painting his house
this week, mad building a porch and
making other improvements.
Henry Edwards was in this neigh
borhood last Monday night with Paul
Err in tow.
Harne Slade has moved his donkey
int the Thos. Handy timber, which
he will soon be handling.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
WEST VAN buren,

Mr.. w. F, Heathers had runaway
Thursday. He drove to Mlllers NIL
and the horse was frightened ant
rum but did not hurt him.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Yount were ir
LINDEN Saturday to deliver four sheer
which they had sold.
William Stafford and Samuel Cam
pbell of Peardonville, B. C. drove
through here Friday on their way te
Sumas
Mr.. Sherman Heathers called at his
parents Friday.
Lyman Wampler went to Blaine
with the Lynden H. s. base ball
team Saturday.
Frank Heathers helped F. M. Yount
shear sheep this week.
Clint Brown has gone to Green
wOld to work.
Mrs. VIM. Brigham and baby call
ed on Mrs. Heathers.
Lyman Wampler, while playing base
ball in Lynden Sunday had the mis-
fortune to break the first joint of his
third finger on his left hand, but it
is getting along alright now.
Mae Whipple and a friend spent
Sunday with her parents.
Fred Whipple passed through here
on his way home.
Mr.. M. G. Wampler has returned
home and has the contract of putting
in the tramway for the Miller Bros
He began work Tuesday.
Mrs. Riddle spent Sunday with hel
SIN Arthur Riddle of NorthwOod.
Percy Miller called at the Wamplel
home Sunday.
NJ. J. Morris folks went to Belling
ham to hear Billy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Mundell ant
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Mum
dell's sister, Mrs. M. C. Wampler.
Mr.. Asani drove through here Mon
day.
Charley Whipple and Lyman VAN
pier went to Van Buren, Monday.
Mr.. George Crabtree and Roy Rid
die drove through here Sunday.
Roscoe and Knute Riddle called a
the Heathers home Monday evening.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
VAN BUREN

VAN BUREN, g.,
Sunday school at 1920 every Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pierce and TWO
sons we're Sunday guests OF u. L. Ao-
bots of Custer.
Miss Cholo Deans Is confined u
her home with measles.
s. A. Strange of Sumas spent MOL
day night at the Morris home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Morris ana ram
lily. Edith, Walter and Jack were III
Bellingham Sunday to hear Billy sun
day.
Mrs. M. Ranick made business
trip to Sumas Saturday.
Mrs. r. Alex was in Bellingham
Sunday.
The Miller Shingle Mill is closed
this week, being busy with the ne"
tram road.
A very pleasant party was given Ior
Mrs. Henry Pierce, of West van bu-
rem on May 8, 1910 in honor OF her
Gath birthday. A bOuntiful dinner was
served at noon. Those present were;
Mrs. M. Ranick, Mrs. r. Kirkman ana
daughter Marguerite, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Alex. and daughter Edna; Mrs Alex
Mrs. Riddle; Mrs. Siles OF Lynden;
Mrs M. ]. Morris and daughter MISS
Edith; and Mrs. Perry Heathers ana
three children, of Kendall; Miss May
Whipple; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur PIERCE
and two ssns, Chester and Oliver;
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Fl. Pierce and two
sons. Gersham and Wayne; and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pierce.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
THE WEATHER R.

The following Is the weather bulletin issued daily by l.. N. Jesunofsky. sec tion director at the Phoenix station:
 Forecast till 6 p. m, Tuesday. noun tain time.
 For Phoenix and Vicinity-Fair to- night and Tuesday.
 For Arizona-ToniSht fair in the north portion: clearing and colder north portion: Tuesday fair
 Weather Conditions.
 The western low pressure area has made no apparent progressive eastward movement, being located over northern Colorado and Wyoming. without in crease in energy It has produced gen eral though light. precipitation over the Pacific states and the Rocky noun tain region. X feeble atmospheric de- pression has appeared over the Lake Superior region and lower ontario. without attendant precipitation of any character. The northeastern high pres sure area has spread southcastward over the Atlantic states. accompanied by clear skies. Abnormally high tenn peratureS prevail over the lower Mis- slssippi and ohio valley and the lower lake region. There is a decrease in temperature of toli degrees over the north Atlantic states. The tempera- lures are unseasonably low over the southwest. An area of high pressure with clear skies. is located over the central and north Pacific coasts. Con ditions are favorable for fair weather over this locality for tonight and Tues
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
YOU CAN CURE THAT sAckAcHE

Pain along the back. dizziness. head ache and general languor. Get a pack age ot Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN . LEAF for all Kidney. Bladder and Urinary troubles. when you fell all run down. tired. weak and without energy you need a few doses Of this pleasant herb cure. As a regulator it has no equal. Mother Gray's Australi- an-leaf is sold by Druggists or sent by mail for 90 cents. Sample sent FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co, Le Roy, \. Y.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
TnURST0N AND k|BBEY
 INDULGE IN REPARTEE
Land Sui. Gets Tedious So They crack
 Joke or Two.

]. l.. Cant. one of the protestants in the famous suit for canal and reservoir sites on the south Gila now in pro Sress before Receiver Arnold of the land office. and three witnesses of the Aztec Canal company were on the stand yesterday. But little testimony "f importance was brought out. Tomor- row the Southwestern compaBy's wit ncsses will have a hearing and En- gineer Thompson for the Aztec com pany and the case win then rest
 \ choice bit of ovcr-the- coffee cup reIartee was brought out between eN- Senator ThnrSton and Judge Kibbey during the testimony of Cant While examining the country of tho South Gila. Cant said hc came up on a monu- ment in the center of which he found beer bottle In the beer bottle. he said. was a slip of paper giving the lo- cations
 '''Therc wasn't any beer in the bot tel. was there?" asked Mir ThurSton.
 No; nothing hut q slip of paper replied Cant
 Tt contained no bevcrIge-nothiag to drink" persisted the former senator from Nebraska
 "roo had there wasn't a Deveridec bottled up in it." remarked Judge Kib- bcy. chuciling. evidently referring to one Albert J.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
ABOUT MOURNING GOWNS.

Mourning is far less rigid in it's reg ulations than formerly, and while one d"es not wish many black gowns, nev- erthless there must be a sufficient number to meet stated demands. The severe frock is no longer seen. Fash ion permits designs which. while not elaborate. are. at least. stylish. IL Is not uncommon these days to see q woman of fashion who must keep up her social duties attired in evening gown of black crepe de chine, trimmed with black crepe and made with low neck and half-length sleeves. Tailored suits are usually made of serge or black Bedford cord, with bands and buttons of trimming crepe A black dinner gown may be made with black chiffon yoke and undersleeves As a wearer of mourning will not be going out formally, fewer dress articles will be required. The crepe hat is pernis- sible and it can be beautifully con- structed and made wholly graceful and becoming.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
ITCHING GRuPTioNs
 QUICKLY CURED

JnSt q few drops of nil of wintergreen properly compounded in the thymol. glycerine, etc. and applied to the skin will take away instantly the worst kind of an itch. We positively know this.
 The n. n. n. Prescription made at the n. D. D. Laboratories of Chicago. seems to be just the right compound. it sells regularly at one dollar a bottle. but We have secured a limited number of special bottles for trial at 25 cents on a special offer and advise you to take advantage of this offer now. as we do not know how long the Ia boratories in Chicago will continue the 25 cent offer.
 We KNOW you can take away that itch TONIGHT.
 Elvey X Hulett, Phoenix. Ariz
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
AN opplTY IN POLLARD.

\ frocl, of red foulard Is marked over the surface with twin dots of bright blue. The dots. however. are so scattered that the pattern is not bold. but on the contrary il Is beau tiful and the simple style makes its doubN SD. The skirt is shlrred almost at the ankles, ,the line of shirring be- ing strengthened with a wide band ot foulard IL is made entrain. Lapels on the bodice arc large and embroid- cred with blue. The vest and collar are or dotted white net. Sleeves arc less than three-quarter length. close and tucked along the upper portion from shoulder to elbow. The hat of taupe straw is banded with red and trimmed with white roses against the upturncd brim. IL Is Parlsian and hobby.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29

Vaudeville and pictures tonight, new airdome corner Third and Washington street
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29

for a license to conduct d saloon at ! the Casino whose license granted tO : the Phoenix Amusement company had been revoked. IL was Contrndcd in be- half nl Ar. Strnchlc that though he had been connected with the Casino hc was merely stockholdcr. owning therefore not in q poSition Ia control is policies. The law provides that when the license or any one is revoked another cannot be issued to him with m five years. IL was pointed out in this case that the license which had been reN oked was m the name of the Amusement company and that there fore the law would not he violated by the issuance of license to Mir Stroehlc who has already bought the property. This matter will he further considered by the board today
 The application or Stroehle develop cd the opposition of the league to the granting of licenses to anybody for the establishment of saloons in places which had been closed by the revoca- tion of licenses; that is. il was the wish of the league that such places should he regarded as attainted. Es- pecially objection Was made 10 the granting of license to K II. Wood who proposes to reopen the Midway at Five Points.
 After further preliminary hearing in the afternoon the board proceeded to the business of acting upon the ap- plications for licenses. Those from Phoenix were taken un first and H. censeS were ordered issued to R F. Doh and the Anhouser over the obj jec- tions of the league. IL was decided to refuse licenses to the Star and Porto Rico. No action was taken on the Ad- ans bar. the Wellington. the Capitol. Cabinet, the Midway and the santa Fe The Hardwick was granted license All of the out "f town applications from Tempe. Mesa and Wickenburg were granted.
 The real trouble will begin before the board this morning when the cases held up will be taken up Subpoenaes were issued for a dozen or more wit nesses including the Buttses and the Shindlcbaucrs who have figured so regularly in previous trials that they have come tn hc called by the saloon men. "The Anti Saloon League Stock company
 Tho hearing win he continued from day io day to the end of the month when the licenses must he granted or denied.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
HOW TO MAKE UP cREPEs

All women like crepes. The cotton or silk variety finds favor everywhere. Cotton crepe requires little trimming. for it is a fancy material in its sim plest form. Shirring is used on crepes, and is nice at the bodice top. belt and sleeve edges. Two-inch tucks above a girlish form skirt. If one has a bordered crepe. 1t is a good idea to have the overskirt, using the bordered edge to encircle the skirt at the knees, with a plain portion in the underskirt. Use the border portion on the lower edge of the bodice.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
4 DRAG NET THROWN
 OVER THE SALOONS
REMAINS TO BE SEEN WHETh
 ER IT WILL HOLD.
Hearings Will be Begun Before the
 Supervisors This Morning.

Tho anti saloon league yesterday throw out drag net for the most of the saloons in Phoenix. IL is intended in fact to catch all except those which had passed safely through the district court It was intended last Saturday hv the officers uf the league to make complaints only against the Adams bar. tine Wellington and the Mission saIoons with the idea of holding up their licenses which will expire with the end of this month.
 Complaints however were filed not oniy against them but also against the Cabinet and the Bank Exchange, the .Nnhcuscr and Dolrs place. though the two latter were among those which emerged safely from the district court trial
 Formal complaints were also made against the Casino and the Five Points saloon whose licenses had been ordered revoked and against the santa Fe saloon. the Porto Rico, the star and the Hardwick which the board of supervisors already had under con sidcrattln not because they had not been complained against but in pursuance oi a policy to refuse It. ccnS,s Go all outlying saloons
 There Was crowd in the office of the Lrard yesterday morning. The league was represented by some of its officers and the saloons by leading members %, the trade. Captain Alex andcr also appeared for them while J ". IJugsteu represented the league District Attorney EuliIrd was present for thc board.
 There was little at the morning scs- Siuu except warm talk and hot rcjoin- ders An interesting question came mp con thc application nf John Str0chle
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29

pr. Emmon's optical parlors. 36S North Fourth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1910-06-21
TO RECEIVE THE
FIGHT RETURNS

Manager NJ. Holland, of the Brook
hill Hotel, announced last night thai
arrangements had already been MADE
by his firm for a special wire, which
will be installed at the Brookhill by
the Western Union, over which will
be received the returns Of the big
Jeffries-Johnson fight July f. There
will be no charge made there for
hearing the returns and Holland and
Lampert invites the public to attend
The service will be direct from the
ringside wherever the fight takes
place
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1910-06-21

Airdome now open, follow the
crowd. If
Old Furniture made as good as
new at Tedstrom Fur. Co. See us.
Miss Laurine Johnson, of Lake vii
lage, is in the city visiting Miss Caro-
Hightower
Ring up the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ldy Co., when you have some clothes
to clean and press.
LOST-RECEIPT BOOK DOWNTOWN
with o. H. Hardin Furniture Com
pany blanks in same Finder re-
turn to J. W Meehs. lis E. 9Th.
6-21-6t.
The time to hustle for business is
ALL the time. The less business
there is, the more you want to hus-
tie.
The excellent pictures Of Free
man Owen, shown at the Elks Thea
ter last week of the Arkansaw Travel
ers convention at Helena, are being
shown at the Crystal Theater in Lit
tie Rock this week.
DO you need a steel range? We
have them at prices from $25.98 to
$500, large or small, light or heavy,
and if you haven't all the money we
will make you terms so you can buy
it, see Cleveland Matthews Hardware
Co.
Evan Parnell, Fl. K. Toney, J. D.
Miner and J. NJ. Hightower. left yes
terday afternoon for Redfield. They
joined A. F. Mcneil and Col Somer-
vile at Dan Monks home near Red
field and went on fox hunt last
night
A. Mr. Gurdon, brother-in-law of
Wolf Nichols, of. this city, recently
purchased two lots on West Second
avenue from F'erd Havis, the local
negro politician and business man.
The consideration is said to have
been $500.
The strong wind Of Sunday after
noon blew down the big tent at Sev-
enth avenue and Main street, which
had been erected for the union re-
viva meeting. Several holes were
torn in the tent The opening SER
vices were held at the First Method
isl church as was also the service
yesterday morning. Last night the
tent had been repaired and was used
for the services for the first time.
ALL the machinery has arrived
here from Enid, Oklahoma, and with
| in a few days the local company viii
i begin drilling for oil near Faith IL
this county. The local men who are
advancing the money for the work are
highly pleased with the bright outlook
and firmly believe that a gusher viii
result. All the money has beef
raised among local investors for thu
work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1910-06-21

.irdome now open. Good music
God show IT,.
To he sure its warm-Here's a
remedy-ice cold drinks at Durham :.
Don't fail to see our line OF Re-
frigerator5 before YOU buy. Prices
right. Tedstrom Fur. Co.
We give you the best process OF
cleaning and pressing in the city.
>merican-Excelsior Ldy. Co.
When you want good lunch ice
cream and cold drinks go to Durham ;
t.
A fine Piano free for yen for little
work. See kastor & Bluthenthal
5-1G-135.
FOR 5ALE-smaE house and lot i"
vest aart Of c.t@ on EASY PAYMENTS.
p.neboaez TAYLOR, Real Estate t2s2r-
ance and Loans.
FOR .REET-Nc. 1923 Oli9a n first
class repair. also several sna3
houses IN rarious locations n the city.
chona 1882. Pinchhack TaE.3r. t
TIGER Crit Roofing IS made
FROM genuine Asphelt which IS min
eral dug from the ground, therefore,
is weather proof. 1 ply weighs 50 is
to the square. for Sis complete at
observation-disclosures Hardware Co.
We are still in the repair bust
aess. We can make your old furni-
tnra lock like new. Try Us. Ted
strom Fur. CO.
Persons contem plating the erect
20 Of any build !ng should consult
With Mitchell Seligman, architect, Citf-
.ens Bank Building. t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1910-06-21
&C. 8. McNev Real Estate, Rent
nd Llama 1fS Pine street. 10-9-ti

&C, 8 McNev Real Estate, Rents
md Loans, 10S Pine street i0-9-tf.
Do not build, repair, move your
ouse or put up with leaking build
until you get our estimate The
,yce Construction Co. D. W. Boyce,
Er., 1916 Pine st.
The weather man predicts partly
cloudy weather for today.
The coolest place in town, and re-
freshing ice cold drinks-Durham'
IT,
DR.. Grandy and O'Daniel use
Bolmnoform viitalized air for painless
extracting. 211 - Main. 4-19-tf
Special Monday Oak Rockers at soc
en- the dollar at Reap & Crawford
Furniture Go.
sHerrck Refrigerators' from st+.0o
up, lawn movers 1913 up; Gasoline
stoves 1928 up; Water Coolers s1.75
up; Filters 1925 up; Steel Ranges
1888 up at Cleveland Matthews
Hardware Co
4 fine Piano for nothing. Get par
ticuIars at kastor and BluthenthaI.
6-16-13t
\ large assortment OF Lawn
Goods to select from Prices right
at Tedstrom Fur. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1910-06-21

Little Misses Mary and Helen Will
liams, of Hope, returned home yester-
day afternoon, after spending the
week in this city with their father, E.
G. Williams. They were accompani-
ed home by their brother, Ed Will
liams, who will spend a week in
Hope before returning here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1910-06-21
4 GOOD INVESTMENT FOR
ONE.

Ny property on the corner Of i
ave. and Main ST., % feet front al
t64 feet deep, is for sale. 1t is o.
ly 3 blocks from that $500 per t@
property and can be bought for leg
than 800. per foot. You can get ]
for less money now than at any TIM
in the future Only part cash
7. J. Moore. Sth and Main 4
6.lsx
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1910-06-21
NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!!!

At 1902 West End ave-, you can get
fresh barbecued meats and boiled
ham daily, except Sundays. Home
made bread and rolls fresh every ev-
ening. 1 also get up, Dinners or
special lunch to order. Timely no.
tice required. T. H. Skidmore Baker.
5-29--1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1910-06-21
NOTICE..

During the absence Of the rector,
Rev W. D. Buckner L. L. D., fwho is
away on his vacation) any member of
the parish needing the services Of a
clergyman of the church can call up:
Horatio Riley, senior warden, or R.
E. Lee, junior warden, who will get
some of our Little Rock rectors to
visit US.