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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-30

For the purpose of placing on the
tax rolls of the state millions of dol
lars worth of taxable property which
has ESCAPED taxation for twenty years
or more the County Assessors Acco-
ciatfon of the state has commenced
a campaign to procure a survey by
the government of the unsurveyed
lands of the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Company.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-30

The Thanksgiving season will be
all the more joyful If you do your
trading with the home merchants.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-30

The |. o. o. F. Rebeckas give a
big ball at Blaine, tonight.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-30
llN1LE LAY SERMON ON GIVING THANKS
~
sv ALsgRTus LOVE

rr nc n;ya thanks! Why not? Who that has ,
l. fife and health is exempt from this universal
duty? Migrate indeed is he VINO enjoys the manifold
hlassnos which all of us share in common and which
,o+ ho oaoad or cornered by Phtonian or pluto 6
- t; ,,o1vo.s vet fails to feel somehow sense of
+ban,sfulness therefor The world belongs to every
person who occupleslt H. =.
lot ne Give thanks; let us thank the sun that
blossoms daily in the east great red rose of dawn,
tho. warns the esewise icy earth that disspates the
all engulfing dark that resurrecs the buried seed in
tho osnir;no life of leaf and bud, Of flower and fruit
1et ms give thanks; let US thankthe breeze laden
with rose scent and summer balm that fans our K
eager faces upfted to the sum- u makes siren :
music in the leaves, that fingers caress the fever
wasted brows of our loved ones ana hs the lungs of
health with the breath OF vgor tha makes us bold to
dare and do.
Let us give thanks; let us thank the shimmery \
moon and the shiny stars that shed a softened s
radiance upon us after DUSK and let thank the
mantle of night that softly covers Sas with quilt
woong to silence and repose and cnerrng the
tenance of sleep.
Let ms give thanks let thak the tree that 4
shelters us from excess of rain or sne that becomes
fuel to cheer us with its warmth poer whereon
printed the poems and songs and hsries and happy
thoughts ships in which voyagsne streams and
the SEAS houses wherein we dwell WI those we love.
Let us give thanks let us thank earth and the {
armament and the infinite Artist tMpaints the
in the heavens and the tint in dooryard, the
Supreme Artifcer of use and beadtyhe divine pur
pose that is working behind the veil our knowledge
toward the ultimate perfection OF athngs whatso-
ever, nothing ignored, nothing squlercd, nothing
lost.
Let us give thanks sMW
"That pothug walks xIsf atlesy feet.
That not one life sha destroyed
Or cast as rubbish to- 5void
When God hath made ple complete
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
TRlPLETT AND JAMESON
ARE RELEASED FROM JAIL
Two Land Grnbbers Go Free, while
ComstOck is I'm jail and
richards in Minnesota.

HASTINGS, Neb. June 5o.--tSpecial Teie-
ram.)-Report received here today from
Rochester. MIMI that Bartlett Richards,
convicted land grabber. was in that city
awaiting a surgical operation, was the
first intimation that Richards had been
released from the county jail where he was
serving a years sentence with w. @. Com
stock, Aquilla Triplstt and J. c. Jane
son.
At first Sheriff McCeery today declared
that Richards was still In Jail but later
it was learned that Richards had left the
jail on May 30 with the United States mar
shall, who had orders from the Depart
ment of Justice for the transfer OF Rich
ards to Rochester.
Triplett and Jameson. sentenced 70 eight
months, earned forty days good time each
and were released yesterday. Comstock ID
still In jail
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
NOTES FROM MADISON COUNTY
Visitors from other Counties VIII In
spect New OIL ROad-RichardsOn
f. sent to Jail for Assault.

MADISON. Neb.. June 0-(Special) -
County Commissioner Burr Taft is author
ity fer the statement that a large number
Of visitors from other counties in this por-
ton of the state will be in the county
Wednesday 20 inspect the oil road which
IL being Constructed out of Norfolk south
on Thirteenth street and extending several
miles south OF the E1khorn bridge. Several
automobile loads. representatives of the
Madison Commercial club, will also Join
'the visitors at Norfolk and assist in maxi
ing their sojourn in the county interesting
and profitable.
The case of the State OF Nebraska against
Nelson Richardson for assault and battery
on the person OF Joseph b. Steward was
tried before Judge Bates this afternoon
and Richardson was fined S25 and costs,
amounting in all TO $51. in default Of the
payment Of which Steward Will be re-
manded TO Jail. Both Richardson and the
complainant Steward reside at Tilden. The
accused made no defense.
The Board OF Equalization today raised
the assessment OF the following precincts
per cent: Norfolk. Grove Schooicraft.
Green Garden. Madison, and reduced the
assessment OF Newman Grove village {
per cent.
Humphrey and Madison base bail teams
played here Sunday. The result OF the
game was a victory for Humphrey by a
ecore of to /
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
Rancher Hanged for
Threats of Death to
Girl Who Jilts Him
Brother and Lover Hang Charlie
Sellers to Telephone Pole With
Aid of Friends.

VALENTINE, Neb.. June 3O-(special
Telegrsm.) because he made threats to
kill Eunice Murphy. who had rejected him,
Charlie Sellers, ranchman. was lynched
Sunday by the girls brother, her cousin
and two friends. The pouy was found at
noon Monday hanging 20 a telephone pole
near the ranch OF Jack Hutch, seventy five
miles southwest Of here
Kenneth Murphy. Ad Heath and two
Weed brothers, who hung the man, went
to Cody voluntarily TO give themselves
up. They roamed the streets OF the town
all day awaiting the arrival OF the sheriff.
The men were placed under srrest late In
the afternoon.
Heath is said to be the favorite In the
contest for the young woman's affections.
but their relationship has kept them from
marrying.
The quartet armed themselves Sunday
night and rode to the Hutch ranch, where
Sellers was visiting. When Hutch was or
dered 70 produce Sellers he thought IT
was a Joke and made no resistance The
four dragged their victim from his bed
without any serious objection on his part.
Then they cut the wires, turned all Of
Jacks horses loose in a big pasture, and
rode off All this took place at about II
o'clock Sunday night. It took Jack al
most until morning to catch a horse and
ride to a neighboring ranch and send word
OF the murder into Valentine.
The sheriff Immediately left with the
coroner In an auto and reached the scene
of the crime at about 1880 Monday, where
they found Sellers still hanging. After
making arrangements to have his body
brought into Cody they drove into Cody
where Sheriff Rosseter arrested the two
Reed brothers, Heath and Murphy, and a.
the feeling had begun to get high against
them he took them to NenxiL q station
east to await the nkSht train, on which be
brought them to Valentine and put them
In Jail to await trial
All the men are young men cowboys and
rRnchmen.
In an interview the men who killed Sci.
lers say that their reason was that they
thought they wero justified In doing %
for, they claim, that Sellers had threat
ened TO kill Miss Euniee Murphy and also
clean out the Heath family and they
thought that threat ample reason for muir
dering Sellers In cold blood as they did
Feeling around Cody is running v~J
high against such q detN and the sheriff
was lucky in getting his prisoners on
Of there without any trouble
The murder seemed rather 70 daxe al
the people In Cody and they did no
realize the enormity Of the crime unit
after Sheriff Rosseter got the prisoner
out Of town
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
PHARMACISTS HOLD MEETING
Nebraska Druggists Enjoy Session NJ
Fairbury-Meet Next at
Beatrice.

STELLA. Neb-. June Ds-(SpectaL) THE
Nebraska State Pharmaceutical associa-
ton has closed The thirtieth annual con-
vention held at FaIrbury.
Although the attendance 6rerd Lincoln
and Omaha was very small. compared to
the membership IN the two cities. the
general attendance OF druggists from over
the state was fully up 20 the average OF
the meetings Of the past two years which
has been held In the larger cities.
A travelling mans auxiliary 20 the as
ISOLATION was organized
The miles PIans EA&.9ndorsed BIZ the
convention
The stamp tax bin up before congress.
seeking 70 place q stamp tax on patent
medicines similar to the Spanish war tax
OF former years. was declared to be dis
eliminating against the druggists. and the
convention expressed itself as very unfav-
orable to the same.
The early closing problem was fully dis
cussed, and the majority of the druggists
favored closing not later than o'clock.
One afternoon was devoted to sports
and athletic events IN the city park.
Beatrice was the choice of the convention
for next year.
v. Pease. Falrbury, president r. A Ly-
man. Lincoln. O w. Cass. Crofton. Orel
Jones, Oconto. VIII Brookley, Edgar. and
d. J. Hoye. Wood River. vice presidents
In the order named d. d. Adams. Ne
hAwka. treasurer and J. q. MoBrida
Stella, secretary. were re-elected Lynn
Thompson. Gordon. L W. Mcconnell. No
Cook. and W. q. Boyer. York. were recon-
mended for the board Of pharmacy from
whsch the governor win select one mem-
Der, for the i've year term OF office
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
District Court at ch.aron.

CHADRoN. Neb.. June 2o.-(speciaL)-
Dawes county district court, with Hon w.
H. MISSIONER Of Rushville presiding Judge
and ]. d. Scott reporter, started on the
second week of its spring session today.
Last week Frank Moore pleaded guilty
of horse stealing. In the trial OF James
p. Cain the court instructed the Jury to
bring in verdict Of plain assault and bat
terry, TO which the defendant had admitted
The court then fined the defendant so
The two other criminal cases were contin-
ued. Forty-one equity and three jury cases
have been disposed Of and the damage case
Of fire set by an engine OF H. l. Hoffman
against the Burlington & Missouri River
Railway company is now on trial. with At
torney g. l. Kier OF Lincoln representing
the defendant
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
Pioneer Hotel Man
Expires at Clarkson
J. E Market, Who Lived in Omaha for
Many Years, Dies Following
Operation.

J. z Markell. for many years a hotel
man Of this city. but more lately a resi-
dent Of Chicago. died Monday night at
Clarkson Memorial hospital after an ap-
Grafton.
Under the firm name Of Markell 4 swobe,
Mr.. Markell for years did an extensive
hotel and restaurant business in Omaha
His con, Pryor Markell. is now enroute
here from Kansas City and arrangements
for the funeral will be made after his ar
rival
MI Markell leaves a wife and two chill
dren. P. L. Markell and Virginia P. L.
Market married a daughter of Ralph
Kitchen of Omaha and IL q resident of
Kansas City. He will arrive In Omaha this
evening. The daughter. Virginia, Is a
daughter of his first wife and is a girl of
y years.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
NEWS FROM GAGE COUNTY
walter Meyer, who Was Hurt in
Auto Accident Ten weeks AEO,
Able to he 0aE.

BEATRICE. Neb. JunS 3o.@special.S
Walter Meyer. who sustained q broken
Jaw. a broken leg and other injuries IN an
automobile accident south OF the city ten
weeks ago In which Frank Klmball lost his
life. was able 10 leave the hospital yester-
day. He has almost recovered from his
injuries.
one hundred and eighty-six boys ana girls
OF the eight grade country schools were
given their diplomas yesterday at the
graduating exercises neid In the First
Presbyterian church. Chancellor FHnlmer
u Wesleyan university delivered the ad-
dress 20 the graduates. ind the diplomas
were presented by Mia Jessie Pyrtle,
county superintendent.
Floyd A. Green OF Stanford. Mont, ana
Miss Rose A Lsineweber OF Adams were
married here yesterday BY Rev. J. 4.
Davis They win make their home at
Stanford. where the groom IL engaged In
the lumber business.
Andrew 6. Reiff. an old resident OF Beat
rce. died here Sunday afternoon after a
brief Illness. aged So years. He IsAvss a
widow and i've children
base BAN team from this city yesterday
defeated the wymors nine At Wymors By
the score OF u to 4
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
DON'T PULL OUT THE CRAY HAIRS;
A S|MPLE REMEDY RESTORES COLOR

good, reliable hair-restoring treatment
should be resorted to at once. Special
lists say that one OF the best prepara-
lions to use Is the oSd-faShioned sage
tea" which our grandparents used TIE
best preparation Of this kind Is Wyetk's
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. q prop
aratiou of domestic sage and sulphur,
scientifically compounded with later dis
covered hair tonics and stimulantA, the
whole mixture being carefully balanced
and tested by experts.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Ia clean and
wholesome and perfectly harmless. Il
refreshes dry, parched hair. removes
dsndruff and gradually restores faded %
gray hair TO its natural color.
This preparation Is offered b the
public at fifty cents a bottle ana II
recommended and sold By all druRFists.
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
and Owl Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
Detailed Census of Nebraska Counties.

expended in the city under the direction OF
the city council IL was alleged that the
county paid the city Of Albion sSs2 on
October 4 1904 The city demanded~a bal
ance Of s5.1o4.zi from the county as trustee
for the city Of the fund collected. judge
r Hanna Of the district court gave judg-
ment in favor Of the towns and the county
now appeals.
New v. VI. c. A. Directors.
Directors Of the Young Mems Christian
association today elected officers for the
coming year. The election vas|to have
been held in January, but was postponed
until the opening Of the new building The
new officials are: President. J. E. Miller
vice president W. A. Selleck; secretary
George Tobey: treasurer. @. A Loveiand
Rate Hearing TO Go over.
The indications are that the state Rail
way commission will postpone the final
hearing on rate classification which wa
set for July 6. Tho railroads desire &c
submit a great many proposed changes and
II will be impossible for shippers and the
Omaha and Lincoln Commercial clubs &c
investigate and check over all Of the pro
posed alterations by July s. II the hearing
IL
time.
Apply for Transfer switch.
An interesting hearing is expected be
fore the State Railway commission july
is at Lincoln, when the application for
transfer switch to connect the Northwest
ern and the Union Pacific railroads a.
Albion Is to be heard. James Craig one
of the petitioners for the switch. lives a.
a town beyond Albion. but all petitioner
allege thst they are put to great incon'
veniences in shipping on account OF tn'
lack Of a transfer switch at Albion. Thl'
is the first application Of the kind made by
shippers who do not live at the point Of
the proposed transfer. The railroad com
panies in former cases have contended tina
they are not obliged TO build transfer
switches for through business and thus b
compelled to permit competing roads u
use their terminal facilities.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
galloway Man confeao.s Forgery.

Galloway Man ConfesseS Forgery.
BROKEN BOW. Neb-. June M-(special)
Joseph h Harding lies In the county jail
q confessed forger. He was brought to
Broken Bow from Galloway. where the Of
Tense was committed. Erancis Crumb Of
Galloway was the person whose name was
forged and the amount received by Harding
was $A0. He confessed to the crime and
stated he would again plead guilty in dis
trtct court, to which he was bound over in
the sum of $500. He was unable 70 give
bond at this time. He 10 . young man Of
about n years and has been living with an
uncle in Galloway. HIS mother lives in the
east. The forged note was discounted
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
Conductor Pounds
Shot by HOrsetrader
Northwestern Conductor Receives
Bullet in Leg at Blair and is
Taken to Fremont.

Z BLAIR Neb., June @.-(Special Teie-
gram.)- Conductor Pounds Of the west
bound freight on the Northwestern road.
leaving here at about o'clock yes
terday was shot by q hore trader named
Sherman Richardson. Pounds was shot in
the leg just below the thigh. The wound
was dressed and the conductor taken 10
Fremont with his train. The bullet was
not located.
The horse traders had been camping at
the stock yards at the edge of town for
several days Pounds says the two men
got on his waycar and he told them to
get off. when John Richardson pulled him
off the train and knocked him down twice.
when the elder man, Sherman Richardson,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
Cures Dandruff, Stops Falling
Hair and Makes Il
Grow.

Pun out one gray hair and q dozen
viii take it's place" is an old saying,
which is, to 4 great extent. true. II no
steps are taken to stop the cause. When
gray hairs appear it L. a sign that Ma
ture needs assistance. II is Natures
call for help. Gray hair. dull, lifeless
hair, or hair that is falling out, is not
Hecessarily a sign Of advancing age. for
there are thousands of elderly people
with perfect heads of hair without a
single streak of gray.
When gray hairs come, or when the
hair seems to be hfeless or dead, come
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21

Broken Bow Man Has Rare Disease.
BROKEN BOW, Neb., June 0.-SpeciaL)
IT. A Smith, who for n few years has
been sufferer from pemphigus, a very
rare disease, has gone to q St Louis, Mo-.
hospital for treatment He viii enter the
Barnard Free Skin and Cancer hospital,
which makes . speciality Of skin diseases
AGr. Smith has been improving for several
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21

months. but is stin in a bad condition. II
is claimed that this is the third known case
OF this disease in America, and II a cure Is
effected II will be nothing short Of re-
markable
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21

Foley kidney Pills contain just the In
rredients aeees sary 20 regulate and
strengthen the action of the kidneys and
bladder. Try them yourself For sale b.
all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
FriEhtened Into Fits

by fear of Appendicitis, take DR.. King s
New IAfe Pills and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed. &c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
RtST Ana EtALmW agTMR ENp EHlLn.

Mas WIHsLOw's sooFHIEo aVAUB has beea
used io1 Over SIXTY YEARshy MILLIONS q
hOTHREA for their c4ILNREH WHILE
fEEThINC, with PERFECT SUCCESS. n
SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTESS the GUNS,
kLL.ANS all PAIF CURES WIND cOLIC. and
T. she bsst remedy for DIARRHEA. Il Is an
solutely harmless. Be sure am ask foK . hrs.
HinsioW's soothing syrup" anu take - che
ktnd TWenty iva csnts bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21

LOcn men are planning for the holding
- an agricultural exposition In this city
nezt winter IN connection with the meet
ings OF organised agriculture II u the IN
tention 70 have florists products and an
extensive display OF apples ana other Fruit
IN oOnnection with the rest OF the sx-
position
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-21
bOono County ADpeala.

Boone county has appealed TO the SUI
prene court from . judgment obtained by
four towns In the county for the return
OF half the road tax collected on city
property since lisa The city Of Albion OBJ
tAinsd . judgment for s.4s6.sS PetersburE
got Judgment for tszl Il. Cedar Rapids had
Judgment for 0.1eAs0 and St. Edwards OBJ
tanned judgment for S1.5S1-&. The towns
thai nlsd suit alleged that the county had
levtsd . county road fund on city property
fom the year 1883 10 the present time viii
the exception OF the year 1904. Albion a..
legged that the county In that time has
collected tlOss3.oS on property IN that tow
and that half OF this amount was du,
from the county treasurer TO the city to b,
Arizona republican., 1911-11-15
AN ANNUAL REUNION.

It was several days ago that the an
nual reunion of the Allen family was
held at the home of Charles Allen. the
father of the Allen boys and their sis
tiers. on October 18th, Mr.. Allen be-
came 81 years of age and is yet hale
and hearty elderly gentleman. He pre-
sided at the reunion and made a very
interesting talk on the days of the pi-
oneers, of which he was one. Among
the friends and relatives present the
following names have been given:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bird. Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis Barker Mrs. Plopper, Mrs. Wat
kins, Mrs. Leroy Lesueur, Mrs. john
son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Peterson and five children. Miss Clara
Allen, Mrs. Deborah Nelson and son
Mrs Orson Phelps and three children,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watkins and
three children. Miss +. S. Minerva Al
len, Winnie Allen. Hazel Allen, Eliza
Arizona republican., 1911-11-15

aeroplanc and connected by electric
wires. he flew all about the vicinity
of the Nassau Aerodrome and landed
without even Straining a wire All
was a thick, inky darkness about the
field when the aviator took flight
All the other machines had been in
their hangers for some time when
DyOtt ended his remarkable flight.
Captain Hamilton manipulated the
scarchlight and picked out landing
for DyOtt near his hangar. The aero
plane presented a most unusual ap-
pearance in the dark sky, with the
searchlight sending it's rays in all
directions. At times the light would
DE shut off. and except for the thrOb-
bling of the motor. the location OF the
aeroplane could not be determined.
AS the monoplane came down from
a height of three hundred feet the
searchlight was turned toward the
ground. and the spectacle resembled
"A shooting star shooting earthward-
New York American.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-15
NEWS IN BRIEF.

a meeting of the local w. c. T. L.
was held at the home of Mrs. L. W
Stillwell at 2:3O yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Davis has returned to
the cattle ranch of her husband. in the
mountains. after a pleasant visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Peter
SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McBrayer have
returned to their homestead. twelve
miles south of Mesa after a short stay
in town.
w. E. Walters. or the Mesa City
bank. is enjoying a visit from his moth
er. Mrs. A. NJ. Walters, of Atlanta,
Georgia
The Christian aid society will hold
an all-day session at the home of Mrs.
John II. Barnett today.
The Mesa City council completed its
labors as board of equalization. Mon
day night Every taxpayer is salts
fled with the result Of the councils
labors At least it IL too late to kick
Mrs. Roy Burns and Mrs. Charles
Burns are here from Chanute. Kansas
Ia join their husbands The Messrs.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-15
HIGH SCHOOL COURSE.

Prof II. Q. Robertson. Superintendent
of the Mesa High school. has arranged
for an excellent lecture course to be
given during the present school year
SO far he has met with good success
in securing support for this educational
departure. The opening number of the
series Of five entertainments will take
place on November oath and will con-
sist of Il lecture by Governor Folk of
Missouri. Gov. Folk is one of the ack-
nowledged best lecturers in the field
today, and will no doubt draw crowd
ed house. His lecture will be followed
at regular intervals by four other at
fractions that will be of an entertain
ing and educational nature. Prof. Rob-
ertson's enterprise is entitled TO hearty
support!
Arizona republican., 1911-11-15
LODGE REPORT.

At the meeting of Damon Lodge, No
10. X. of p, held Monday night. r. L
Longmoor. delegate to the annual con-
vention Of the grand lodge, made an
interesting and intelligent report AS a
matter of interest to the order, the in
formation is given that no more meet
ings of the grand lodge will be held
during fair week The next annual
convention will be held at Tucson in
March. 1913. Heretofore the conven-
tons have been held in November. 1t
was decided that fair week was about
the worst time of the year for conven-
tons. The W, c, L L. and the terri
Arizona republican., 1911-11-15
A FATHERS VENGEANCE

would have fallen on any one who at
tackled the son of Peter Bondy. of
South lockwood, Mich, but he was
powerless before attacks of Kidney
trouble. Doctors could not help
him." he wrote. so at last we gave
him Electric Bitters and he improved
wonderfully from taking six bottles.
It's the best kidney medicine | ever
saw" Backache, Tired feeling, Ner-
vousness, Loss of Appetite. warn OF
Kidney trouble that may end in drop
sy. diabetes or Bright's disease. Be
ware: Take Electric Bitters and be
safe. Every bottle guaranteed. SOC at
all druggists