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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06
EXPLOSION WRECKS
LOS ANGELES TIMES
Fire Follows and Employees Are
Trapped and Many Meet
Death and Injury.

,ior and fire which destroyed the
rimes building, with the almost GER
4ain loss of nineteen lives and injury
- moro than a score, the finding OF a
dypamite bomb. under the residence
If + T. Zeehandelaar, secretary OF the
Merchants and Manufacturers Asso-
aiot,on and another under the WINDOW
a, the residence of General Harrison
gray Otis, editor-in-chief OF the Iimes'
tho CITY is in ferment OF excitement
The explosion, which occurred short
~ after o'clock Saturday morning.
vas of such terrific force that 1t al
most completely wrecked the whole
interior of the six-story building, Kill
mr. several men instantly and cutting
.yf others who sought means OF es-
cape.
Within minute after the explosion
mo instantaneous ignition OF gas from
the pipes through the building caused
flames to dart from hundred WIN
d,ws and leap far above the roof. us
force was greatest in the heart OF the
bpilding directly under the composing
raom. The men working there were
thrown to the ground and the linotype
nachines tumbled over like house OF
cards.
Flames Cut of All Escape.
There we're IFS employees in the
building at the time, half hundred
others having left within a half hour
before with the winding up OF the
work for the first edition. The scenes
that followed were indescribable.
Men cut off from ordinary exits by
flames darling from every SIDE, rush-
ed hither and thither looking Tor
means of escape and were finally
forced to Jump from second and third
story windows to the street below.
Most of the serious injuries were
the results of these leaps for life.
Even this opportunity of escape was
denied to those who are numbered
among the missing, most OF whom are
buried under the ruins. They died,
crushed to death under the crumbling
Als or suffocated by the smoke ana
names.
The paper was just being closed LOT
the morning editions and most OF the
editorial force had gone home for the
night The mechanical force, how
eyesy was stiii at work and the men
were caught without seconds warn
ing.
Labor Unions Blamed.
General Harrison Gray Otis and
other responsible heads of the Times,
place the blame for the explosion on
the labor unions, with which organi-
cations the paper has long been en-
gasad in bitter warfare. 1t is charged
tnat unknown parties set off heavy
charge of dynamite in a blind alley
which ran into the center OF the build
INK The leaders of the unions dis
avow any responsibility for the out
rage.
The Times got out its regular issue
nlfnted on it's auxiliary plant, pro-
yided, its management says, as safe
guard against just such disaster as
has befallen it.
The City Council voted $4,000 as
fund to be used to run down the per-
petrators of the alleged dynamiting OF
the Los Angeles Times.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

bushels? The average yield according
to the 1908 year book is about thirty
one bushels. In other words it would
take some twenty-five acres of corn
to furnish as much digestible nutrients
as we can get from 120 tons of sllage
obtained from twelve acres. The fact
that many farmers are finding that il
Is possible through the use of a silo
to almost double the number of COWS
for given acreage shows in this con
nection that theory agrees with prae-
tice.
Again, how many pounds of cotton
seed meal are necessary to furnish
10000 pounds of digestible nutrients?
Cottonseed meal contains G6.3 per cent
digestible nutrients. 1t would there
fore require 1884 tons, which, at $50
per ton. means 500. Ii other words,
twelve acres of corn in silo are worth
as far as digestible nutrients are con-
cerned, 500 worth of cottonseed meal
or the equivalent Of $50 per acre
Furthermore, we find that the 100 tons
OF silage are equal in digestibe nutri.
ents to $500 worth of bran at SOS per
ton. Again, 120 tons of silage are
equal In digestible nutrients to .5a2
bushels Of oats. If the average Weld
Of oats is twenty-five bushels 70 an
acre. which the 1908 year book shows
how many acres are necessary to pro-
duce as much digestible nutrients as
we find in 100 tons of silage? The an.
swer is sixty-three.
Profit Of the Silo.
The making of corn into ensilago
does not increase its value as a FEED
but 1t does increase its palatabilitv
Moreover, 1t saves the entire corn miami
and renders it available for feed
whereas the common practice of busk.
ing the ears wastes only about 40 nor
cent of its value for feeding purposes
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

The Northwestern Granite oni
Marble Works, of Bellingham wor
blue ribbon for its display Ell marble
and granite monuments, on exbibitior
that attracted a lot of attentI5n
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

The largest cabbage was grown by
Irs. ]. d. Helder and Geo. Abbott got
.irst for the best one.
An exhibit that attracted great
zeal of interest was the ancient patch
work. Mrs. M. Biehler had quilt on
Exhibition that was over 100 years
Id. Mrs. Mary Swim had one over
years of age. Mrs. Harry Stearn
lad one about the same age. Mrs.
". w. Case showed some socks that
we're knit in Turkey in 1860. There
we're many other interesting exhibits
the department.
White Brahmas, Barred Plymouth
Rocks, Buff Plymouth Rocks, Buff
)rphingtons, Black Minorcas, White
Nyandottes, Silver Spangled Ham,
Jurgs, Rhode Island Reds, Brown,
White and Buff Leghorns were some
# the varieties of poultry shown.
There were geese, ducks, pigeons and
'abbits also.
The Tribune would like to have had
picture of Geo. Buffers herd of
Jerseys, but failed to find one. In
lividually and collectively the COWS
we're beauties.
When in few years Nels Jacob
sons herd of Guernseys have grown
until some Of the registered bulls and
COWS are being sold into outside coun-
lies and states, Lynden will get some
good advertising. The registered fam
.ly name of all young stock is "Lyn-
den. Mr.. jacobson has registered his
bull as Lord Lynden.' Two
heifers are registered as Queen of
Lynden'' and "Gipsy Rose of Lynden'.
Guernseys in the Northwest are very
rare cattle. Mr.. Jacobson's herd is
the second one brought to the state.
He imported them from Canada.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

San Francisco-O. A. Tveitmoe,
sacretary-treasurer Of the State Build
ing Trades Council, has offered a re-
ward of $500 for the conviction OF
the perpetrators of the Los Angeles
Times explosion.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

Next week the Tribune lone. :,
show pictures of some of tile rerf.t...
ed stock on exhibition here AZ -.
fair.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

Brown & Coles foot toe" horne
distributed free just before ta hase
ball and foot ball games caalibuted
to the noise and to that firms ponu-
larity.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

A SPECIAL from BellinghaIa. Sltur-
day afternoon brought up f5mrrbinn
over go business men to see tta Pro
duce Show.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06
The Methodist Ladies Aid took II
over $40 at their dinner Saturday.

The school stand i'd a thriving bus
mess, and the fund Is now several dol
airs ahead of where it was. When all
other stands except one for school
benefit are prohibited no one grudges
the money that goes in to them.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

Dad Frasier, We noticed. managed
to pull down a few of the fam nri1es
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06
Seattle.

Wheat-Bluestem, 8Sc; Club SIC;
red Russian, soc.
Oats-$30 per ton.
Barley-$21 per ton.
Hay-Timothy, $26 per ton; alfalfa,
$40 per ton.
Butter-Washington Creamery, acc;
ranch, &c.
Eggs-Selected local, 40c.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06
THE MARKETS.
Portland.

Wheat-Track prices: Club, SIC;
bluestem, $50; red Russian, Sic.
Barley-Feed and brewing, $22.
Oats-No. / White, $28 per ton.
Hay-Timothy, Willamette Valley,
$1,000 per ton; Eastern Oregon,
S20@22; alfalfa, $15Q16.
Butter-Creamery, 36c; ranch, 24c.
ranch, FAC.
Eggs-Ranch, candled, 35c.
Hops-1909 crop, 1O@11c; olds,
nominal, 1910 crop, 1870.
Wool-Eastern oregon, 14017c per
pound.
Mohair-32@33c.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

G. A. Whipple carried off first
ond on parsnips.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

Henry Shagren won first with his
team of driving horses, and Chas.
Jacobson had the best team for gen.
eral purposes.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

A. r. Rusco's driving stallion and
r. Clarkson's draft stallion were
leaders in their classes.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

Fred Gilman won three prizes on
brood mares and colts.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

F. M. Smiths showing of concrete
work was an eye opener to many.
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Continued from page 1

HARDANGER
list. Mrs. E. T. Erickson,.... $l.0O
End, Mrs. d. o. Powers, 90
PATCHWORK QUILT
list, Mrs. Harry Stearns, ......$l..0O
End, Mrs. Mary Swim, ...... DO
CUT FLOWERS .
1st., Mrs. d. Wander Griend, ........
Jardinere, by Union Tea Co.
End, Agatha Err, ....... 100
PAINTING
Landscape in OIL .................,
1st., Mrs. Drake, ............ $1.OO
End, Mrs. Schofield, ........ so
Still Life in oil, ....................
1st., Mrs. MOunter, ....... LOO
End, Mrs Mounter, ......... 80
emma, ..............
1st., Mrs. Mounter, LOO
End, Mrs. Norman, ...... 80
All other medums,-waterc color, cray
on, pencil, pen and ink, and pastel,
were put in one class. .............
1st., Mrs. Mounter, .......... 100
End, Mrs. Schofield, ......... SO
MISCELLANEOUS
Best Piece Hand Wood Work, .......
1st., w. X. PiXley, ........ $1,50
End, Geo. O. Gustn, ....... rs
Best Scroll and Turned Wood Work.
list, Lynden Manufacturing Co., 200
Best Piece Board made Wood Work,
H., no., ,,nIor 1e
list. Rolan Sleyster, ........ 1.5O
End, Neil Shinn, minimum. rs
Best Hand Work on maple wood,
w. G. Satterthwaite, Blue Ribbon.
C. b. Wilcoxen, Red Ribbon.
Best display finished Lumber, ........
Union Mfg. Co., ...... Blue Ribbon.
Roo & VanLeeuwen, -. Red Ribbo
Best Bunch Shingles, .................
Lynden Mill & Light Company. 80.
....... Blue Ribbon.
Edwards Single Co.. Red Ribbon.
Best Display Concrete Work, ........
F. M. Smith, 1st .......... $500
Best Display Granite Work, .........
Northwestern Granite Company
Bellingham, ........ Blue Ribbon.
ingham, ............ Blue Ribbon.
Rest Display Cooperage Work, .......
M. Rittenberg -. Blue Ribbon.
E. e. VOLTS herd of Holsteins, that
took first prize was one of the best
displays in he stock department. His
bull was only a yearling but his
COWS were beauties. 1t is one of the
herds that will help make Lynden
famous.
G.. VanderGriend had the largest
squash on the grounds and R. M. Gill
more had the largest pumpkin.
F. M. Smiths showing of concrete
work was an eye opener to many.
Henry Shagren won first with his
team of driving horses, and Chas.
Jacobson had the best team for gen.
eral purposes.
A. F. Ruscos driving stallion and
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

G.. VanderGriend had the largest
squash on the grounds and R. M. Gill
more had the largest pumpkin.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

The largest cabbage was grown by
Irs. J. d. Helder and Geo. Abbott got
.irst for the best one.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-10-06

E. E. VOLTS herd of Holsteins, that
took first prize was one of the best
displays in he stock department. His
bull was only a yearling but his
COWS were beauties. 1t is one of the
herds that will help make Lynden
famous.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-02
COMO EMPEZO

L,ondres 6. 3 tarde. Dlrectamente de
T6sboa. Sc ACADIA de reciblr un despacho
de Prensa que dice como y por que Ma
estallado ahora ell movimiento revoinclo-
mario, que Sc venia preparando para
fecha posterior.
Sc resolvi6 efectuar Ell movlmlento ell
lunes Dor la noche, 10 determine la IN
s;stencia Inostrada por el aInirante Can
,l;do dos REFS. Ell cuai aiegaba que 81
no Sc hacia en- seguida no SO contarla con
81 crucero 'Don Carlos" que habla de
zarpar ell martes.
Ell acuerdo, pues, fu6 lnesperado, y
salo exptica Ell que todos los eleinentoS
favorabies al nuevO reglmen no eoncu-
rr1eran al mismo tempo
Anade el deSpacho que la ',unta re
yo11cionaria ha acordado reforzar la VI
gilancia en- los puntos estrateglcos ante
pl tenor de IN ataque por paIte de las
4ropas oue aun no han prestado su adhe-
sion a la Repubiica-
Ia Prpnsa concede preferente espacio
i los successes de Portugal. En- general
todo, los peri6dicos eXpresan SnS Vo'oS
IA sinpatia, a lo> revoiucIonafloS- eSPe-
rando ouc. con cl apoyo del EJerclto'
Sabran e>tablecer un regimen hberai. S''S
Tentado en- s6lidas bases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-02
LA REPUBLICA PROCLAMADA
Los REY ES

Valencia de AIcantara6, 9 manana. Al
llegar 4 Valencia de AIcantara procure
tener noticias cOncrptaS dc la Situacl0n
de Lisb0a; pero veo. por el pronto, fruS-
tradas todas mis- pesquisaS; no hay IN
f0rmes nj siquiera impresloneS blen de
terminadas Sabese aqui, POGO mas o
menos, 10 que sabiamoS noSotros al to
mar cl tren en- Madrid. Y, Il su Vez las
personals a quieneS intento interrogar
interrumpen mis- interrogacioneS para
preguntarme, llenas de ansiedad.
Felizmente, la casualidad me depara en-
cuentro con un carabinero q. acadia de
recibir noticias de la capital FL nos en-
terra de que ha sido proclamada la Rep1-
bIica ocupando la presidencia Teofilo
Braga.
A POGO logro comprobar la noticia con
detalles
Sc ha hecho aver, Ell efecto, la pro-
clamaci6n, efectlandose en- la Camara
municipal, entire el entusiasmO de la mu-
chedumbre sublevada, Y las ocho de la
maIlana sc iZaba en- ell castillo de San
Jorge La bandera repubicana, que ondea
ba momentos despues en- todos los edi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-02
AL PUEBLO DE LISBOA

FL nuevo gobernador de Lisboa ha pu-
blicado y repartido profusamente ell 81
guinte edicto:
81 Al pueblo hsbonense! FL orden y
a trabajo son la divisa de la patria, Ii
berada por la Rcpnblica,
todoS vOsOtrOs Sc oS rIlega sealS los
primeros en- mantener la tranqull!dad
p1blica y en respetar a las personas Y
4 las propedades, no solo eXtranjeras,
sino nacionales, cualquiera Que sea sll
posici6n, profession, ideas politicas y re-
igiosas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-02

ticios ofciales, en tanto que la artillcria
de los crIceros inSurgntes hacia salvaS.
Los combateS en- las GALES han ~ido
contlnuadoS y cruentoS; alguno de cllos
ha dnrado mlIchaS foraS. ylas bajas, aun
no bien calculadaS. es possible que AFRO
jen mayor total de 10 que aver suponia-
mos.
Cuanto a las personas Reales, la yer
sion que acojo, porque la considero la
mas cierta, Is la de que cstan el Rey y
la Reina en- la Legaci6n de lnglaterra,
slendo, por 10 tanto, inexacto el que en-
barcase d. Manuel desde los primeros
momentos he la insurrcrcion.
CASTELL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-02
Ell LINFANTE d. ALFONSO
PROCLAMA AL PUEBLO

De Lisboa dcen has cuatro y euareil-
Ia de la tarde de aver que por Ia hoche
Serla distribuida en- toda Id ciudad la ST.
guiente proclama:
''iPueblo portugu6sl Ell pueblo, ei
Eiercito la Marina acaban dc procla-
mar la Repubiea.
La dnastia de los Braganzas, malhe-
chora y pertllrbadora conscicnte ale la
paz social aeaba de ser proserita para
siempre de Portugal.
Este hecho culminante y famosO, que
represents Ell orgullo de una vOluntad
indomable Ia reduction de una patria
euya bravura la ha hecho iegendaria, He
ma de entusiasmo y gozo los eorazones
patriOtas
La esclavitud de esta patria ha ter1mi-
nado, dando paso las bienheehOras es-
Eseranzas de un regimen dc ibertad que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-02

Sc alza luminoso en- su virginal esencia.
iCiudadanos Los actuales momentos
son rec0mpenSa y premio de todas las
luchas sostenidas y de todas las dolorosas
angustias sufridas.
Estos momentos deben ser tambi6n Il
comienzo de una era de alIstera morali-
dad y de Immaculate justicia.
Hagamos de nuestro sacrificio en- aras
del bien patrio la base de nuestro pro
grama politico, y de nuestra generosidad
para los vencidos, la base de nuestro pro-
grama moral.
iCiudadanos Que un inter6s nnico-
ell interes patrio-sea el que os anime, y
que una sola voluntad-la vollmtad de
ser grande-nOS una fraternalmente.
La Republica confia de la sensatez del
pueblo que Ell orden social sera manteni-
do, la justicia respetada, y que la causa
comtn de libertad sea objeto de toda alb
negarjn.
Consolidad con amor Y sacriticio la
obra que surge de Ia RepubIica portu-
glesa. -
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In cuent0 diariO
Ell NINO DE Los PAJAROS


r.aaau;+o a;s.,.,....;, r,o,. 10, oollos do
cor;uo IN s,,s o5oe .a,ra g,,,,dos nro-
f,ndono,,+o noo,.o.. ,, n.Ia,, 6l;.os va
oaba ,no +r;s+aqa
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laTloS' 'suieh los <0i'p'".
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OeSde Washington


tienen la prosperidad amable; acasC
por Que, como ha dicho un professor
aleman, aqu6l IS Ell pals de Europa an
que mas abundan los hepaticos; y de la
gente con el higado malo no Sc puedc
esperar generosidad nj moderation.
FL Gobierno Provisional Sc ha apra
suradO 4 DISCOVER y eXpulsar las CO.
munidadeS reIigiosas y a contiScarles
stls bienes--qtle es 10 que Interest,"
V el populacho dc Lisboa ha saqleado
conventos Y destruidO obras de arte
por ell guSto de destruir: cOnducta
agresiva { intrepida que contraSta
con la Observable por ese elemanto de
la poblaci6n dlrantc cl movimiento
revomcionalio. FL ,corresponsal de
THE Daily Chronicle", De Londles
ha contado que. no bicn Sc oy0 el pri-
mcr tiro. apenas Sc vi6 Fl paisanaje por
las GALES; solo un grupo inSigfcan
te de homblns riyiles Sc bati0 al ladO
oe las 'r"!'"S rev ol"'loii'rl"' P'lo'
Pasado ct Pthgfo y 'fl'llll"l'le Ia r'-
Follcioh' "P"feolefoh 'h Id VI" P'''l'-
ga hlaSaS 'e 2''erFeFoS EN- "SIaS' as
oahdo "''eraS =" Ia i"ohaf'l l'l'a-Ya al
funta-y viyas a la republica y mos
Ifahoo Ia I'Seh''fla AGAR" '1T"'
lusitana~a VIZ enemigo ausentc. Lu"go,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-02
AL EJERCITO Y LA MARINA

A las once Y media de Ia noche CO.
munican de Lisboa qle cI presidente del
IGobierno provicionaI. D. Te6flo Braga,
ha dirigido un manitestos al Ejdrcito y
la Marina, saludando las tropas de
mar TERRA que, en- union del pueblo,
han instituido la Rep(iblica
Confia en- eI patriotismo de todoS y ha-
ce I'm Ilamamicnto a los otciaIes { jndiVi,,
duos de tropa de mar Y TERRA que Sc
abStuvicron de intervenir en- la lucha
para que Sc presenter en el cuartel gene
raj para prestar. por su honor, tidelidad
y lcaItad absolute al nueyo regimen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-02

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LA PRENSA fNGLESA

Los peri6dicos ntonarquleoS oosefFan
una actitud expectante, en- eSpera oe III
fornes declsiyoS,
Sin embargo. algmoS de eStoS perlo-
d;cos anticipan parte de su JuIcio, coiloe-
nondo u corruption de los antignoS par
+;aoe o,lvo proceder ha >ldo Ia verdadera
causa del destronamiento de los brasah-
zas.
Resnecto al supuesto dc una nterVeh-
ei6n es rechazado por tod la PrenSa' Ia
c,,aI dice Que Ell pueblo lusltano cS IL
bra V que aqui nadie desea ei que IN
yIaterra interyenga en- sus asuntos.
Algunos diarios Sc preguntan que ie-
nereusfon puedeh tener los successes eli
Espaila: pero, al mismo tempo, ha'efi
,.onstar sI certidumbre de que la MO
narouia espanola posee elementoS &c
fnerza de prospcridad, de que eareela
portugal
Ell INFANTE d. ALFONSO
Sc ACADIA de recibir un despacho de LIS
boa participando que ha zarpado ei yaIe
* Amelia y couduciendo al infante Don
Alfonso.
Cr6ese cue s. dirige a Peniche o Err
.n;ra donde cmbarcafan otros fmenb'"S
de la famiia Real.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-02

l.. D.. G.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
Eczema ===A Germ Disease
 Can Now Be Cured.

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