The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-23

of the law, fighting secret evasion,
as more destructive to community
than even open violation.
3. We favor a conservative bust
ness administration of public affairs,
which, while pursuing policy Of
strict economy in public expenditures,
yet reflects a spirit of progress and
improvement consistent with the need
of our citizens and their ability to
pay.
Appealing to all who believe In
an administration SO secured and
pledged to policies as above enumer-
ated, We submit our candidates for
your approval at the polls, Decem-
Der 5th, 1911"
Thereupon the temporary organiza-
tion was upon motion duly made
seconded and carried, made perman-
ent.
The following ticket was then
placed in nomination: For Mayor
d. l.. Beckes; for councilman, one
year term. VIM. H. Jacobs; for coun-
cilmen, two year term, w. W. Cruik'
shank and DR.. c. H. Mcleod; foI
Treasurer, George Blonden. The
chairman appointed committee, cor
sisting of N. Boerhave, II. E. stuart
and George Worthen to fill any vac
ancies that might occur on the ticket
Remarks were made by several o.
the candidates and others present
the concensus of opinion seeming te
he that the assemblage had actee
wisely in selecting men who were II
hearty accord with the belief tina
the liquor question was Thoroughly
and effectively settled in Lynden TO
all time, and that the present mgi
moral standard of the communit.
shou,d be maintained, thus making
our city the cleanest and best in tn
Pacific Northwest.
The nominees of the ProgressiV
Anti-Saloon ticket have pledge
themselves to act at all times ~
the best interests of the people whol
they stand ready to serve, ana TITS
last and all the time to oppose at
attempt to fntrodues the sale Of y
tox,cants in the community.
Mr.. Donald Cruickshank, who we
placed in nomination for the office
councilman on the Present Admins
tration Party ticket has resigned
and his name will not appear upo
the official ballot.
The people of Lynden can col
pratulate themselves upon the non
nations made for mayor. Both M
Heaton and Mr.. Beckes are men
] worth to the community, clean Gu
, honorable men, and the citys 1hte'
: ests will be looked afte' IN hus
ness-like manner under the admi'
;stratiOn of either.
a John Barleycorn, est there be son
h apprehension on the subject. mas Dee
: voted out of business. in Lyhaeh II
+ all time to come.
e And at the same time 1t shou
S not be forgotten that bootiesgi'
e and blind pigging WI; not be t''er'
d ed in the community.
o All candidates are pledgcd TO enfol
the laws. AMI as laws were MAJ
# tn be enforced, the peddltr III DOC
l. NOV take war1.rg and MT bring II
+ stock within the confines OF Lynde
Tbo Anti-Saloor party ticket ca
q from its name, leave Gnly on:
I. forenoc-that 1t is opposed 20 u
a ,;ouor business in this ct ctmm"H''
D There can be no Question as 70 =
e. v;ews of the Administration ti"h
n no to this question,as it is said
IS have been placed IN the fell by t
Law and Order LeaEae.
is II would seem to the casual o"s'
" ver that blind pigs and boot'egEi
a bod seen their best days in this, t
prettiest little town in the N'r'
west.
in Roth parties having declared
v. favor Of law and o"de:' me
he ,orcement of all laws there can
he Nh ouestion but what election pl
lie misses will be fulfilled.
he II would be well to bear IN MI
or that the people get just the NJ
pt of government that trey order
~ ~. no,,s No bettcr and no worse.
as And by the way. haze you regist
IN cd No register. No vote.