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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16
La GENIE DE oRoZCo

Dice un peri6dico dc Arizona.
refirlendose & In gente que aeon.
Dala & Orozco on In actual revo.-
tncion contra el Gobierno de Dfaz
Esta compnesto el Estado Ma
vor. por decirlo asi. V 10 misnno to-
dos los deTnas g1erreros. de 10
meior v mas granada de los pue.-
blos V ranchOs del Estad0 do Chi
lualllia: t0dos i6yenes v robustos
Y cor TN vaIoF prueba dc bonn
ba; hflY alg1nos m1chacilos de II
6 16 aiios: tiene OFozco guias pr6,
t'eoa v eon0cedores perRectos del
terreiIo Qua piaan: i1su1l nm digtin
two trieolor. Que lIevan eolocadC
sn el pecho " es ei signo de Ia
revolutions: traen muehoy rifles
aIalser v paraue abundantlstann
oada naao ports cuatro eartucheraI
bfen repletas da paraue: ,lna de
Las coinpailfas c0npuestaes de go
tenta v eiileu4 hombres cada tina
~ snanda Pasetal Orozco. nadr.
ttels caheeiha del aniartio rombre. !,
ofra esta bai6 lbs 6rdenes de Mi,
g1lel Orozeo. hernan0 del cabeci.
Ila principal de esa fuerza.
Fla quodadO desFnentitIa la no
tscia de 1a ianerte do paAoual @
rocco. 11adres
4 4 ! ~ j =. ? 4 y. = <
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16
Er. GErgERAL. TORRES DRRR0,
TAT1M

TN peri6dico diario de FL paso,
Texas. da la noticia dc que haee
pccos dfAR fR6 derrotado Ell Gral.
Torres. en- lln hecho de armas que
tllvo h9ar en- el pueblo de Toni
chi, perteneciente al EstadO de SO
nora. habiendo sufrido Los fedora.
les durante el tiroteo. Ia perdida
TO treinta hombres. Los revolucio.
n6ri0s tuvieron tarnbien algunaa
pa las. aunGsle en- menoP esscaaa. Pc
leabara los revolucionariog & las
Grderes del Coronel Talarnantes,
V el cOmbate Sc pr0l0ng6 durante
dos dfas. Z Ell Grail. Torres sc vi6
obligadO & replegarse & la esta--
con dc Toledo. on cuyo lugar lie
esDeraba I'M nuevo contratiempo,
era et do estar alli sln piauete de
veinte insurrectos en- emboscada
Los cuales desie luego 10 hostili.
aaron. cat1aandole algunas baias
eMtre Las Que SO caIenta um sargen
to do gurales. Despu6s de comba
S'r durante dos horas con Ia par
tlda de i1surrsetos. negaron 20,
ia retag'lardia las fuerzas del 90.
r0nel Talamantes. en- nnmero d.
EO0 honbres. Seg6n "a siecir 1e
ssiarin de El Paso. las sasswsEa = s.tre
|I'alanantes in2ligi6 al Gral. Tor
res fue conpleta. .
Las fuerzas cue Talamantes lie
vaba sus 6rtleneg. eran muy g,1.
les. >'''' % :
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16
sebrero 16 1911. Fundador, Pablo Cruz,

r,arillo sc manifiestaD abiertamen
te simDatizadores dc los revolll--
cIonarios. siendO esta In prilnera
referencia quo ss hace de la revo-
,luci6n ante q Senado de Texas.
Cre6 Dor sllpuesto. gran sensa-
ci6ny pues vieno & raiz de Ia pro-
ciama de neutralidad. axpedida
por ell Gobernador Colquitt.
La idea de la petici6n deannes-
ira bien cuaro cue no toda Lac
cente del Estadc dc Texas es;cOn
traria & los insurrectos " coa1sti-,
tuve una recommendation directs
en- favor de los enemigos dc Diaz.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16
Ravonuo1oN Cd uuKRnrr.x.Aa
ka1 opsna al gobiarmo de- vVaahiua
ton sn Ouanto s H16xieo

Waai1ington. u. g. Fohrero 13 !:
Opina Ell Uapartarnenso do Hsssaia
q ia rsYotuof6n do M6xieo ha de,
xensrafso art ana eafnpafa tts aqss.
IFiNaH v auo los namastos feasaarsy
rsctoa. astandO afaora diviaAloe Is
sfdisla t0sia esperanza Aa triusTo.
aOttando eatfa t1io da los ana ae
asaoen llnHnnr aalsoilI0a. eualstssnle
f I'd propfA yOlNn4ad 4 inaofasiva.
slfa tenor eA TeaI islFsa tsislgl1n iefa
fsrUfslinSnbs alte fea I1agglia8 j dis
rIia 1le ll8yau m pIaM nreegtalae &.
bsdo ii ptiesI0ft AIssigar f. ma
leYa esgl0rnf fs4A IL 6xs9o.
In fflla prlHeifya IflSaalla 5lsa1Yorfsl
IN esstsg 1ussa9es1ld b j Tear gts.lss
% as atla hie1 pstesl6 HfnIsif, I'd
toA olosrNglEoa Ugga III tiauasI 90.
rhIitizaslA agf lIssIsssI efg..
fnnt0R al41ll B sf,g t.ss6
auxlslagea mrs xIs,E4 So S. s.
/ EsEla slB ~ 81 -
] fa Easls aIs8sisl0 aasss -. e
81 b
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16
R:la FAVOR DE LOS INgsURREC
T08
Gran sensaci6n en- el Ssnado de
Texas. -

Austin. Toxes. Febrero Ia: Elm
una petici6n elevada & la Legis--
latura del Estado de Texas Dor los
habitantes de Amarillo. Sc hace IL
na recommendation en- favor de los
lrsurrectos v de "su lucha Dor Ia
hbertad. La pctici6n fu6 envia--
da esta mafiana al Official encar--
gadO dc la lectura de documentos
ante Ell Senad0 Dor ed SenadOr
johnson.
LA petici6n cre6 trAstornOs gra.
YES v fue calificada como ileiiti--
ma v desordenada por ell Tenientc
Gobernador Davidson. atlien orde-
nd 40 devolviese al SenadOr John
son. siendo On cierto modo. segIn
s,l opinion una Vioaaci6n { las le-
YES de Ia ner1tralidad. & caalsa
tisl ga nroDi0 carAeter. De haber-
as Deenitido aua ssicha petsci6fl
hnbiese segtido su clsgso tyresen-
tandOse ante el Senado, aseglsra@.
Sc que muchog de- los Senad0res
la habrian fa-OrecMO. de confor~
niidad con los descos del pueblo
de Amarillo: - ".
Trritado Ell Senador Murray. de
Floresville. diio en- tono en&rgi-
co. Estirno scmeiante petici6n
como I'M acto de traici6n." AL MS
mo TEMPO sc opuso con toda sl
onergia q que se imDrimiese.
Diio que Sc mantedrSa en- su o,
lp!ni6n do que la petici6n era in.
conveniente improDia para ar.
chlvarla V que iamas Ia anotaria
on ell diario & nierlos q 80 10 orde,
nase l0 contrario Dor el Senado.
La petici6n se refiere 4 que la
Le9islatura del EStado no inter.
venga en desalertar i ninguna ne
soma de los Estad0s Unidos out
lntente cruzar In frontera para D,
sar al lado mexicano & ay1tdar
los rev0lucionarios que lticilal
contra la ''tira1sfa dc dag.
Los hubitantes del pueblo de A
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16
NAVARRO TFgTnA a OrunAn
yIJAnYsz
Bin su kFaYaotb aaaAa Uslihuaalua
~ AIanar6 ia nn tlEo.

HI saa0. Texas FolEaro IL Pe
lps das3tl6s De laa siefa ~ b no.
HHs9 - hoys lie06 f g. .InEfea ct
eEal Navarro e0n 800 lao4gslssys.
8 as ftlsrzlAs NJ nae1ahsHsen igs
13tFsselts tsil fl sgr1ss IsaHte aI Hlig
sfte a0sli NinIaFpts 81 nsIastts iflss
fles sla sroDA.
81 tottn dssss gsttIa hay actual.
slaatss llfils 9lsrgl i6a tIa &. lll|ls
15ltl i 4 j Mares I'll arfE
6 etaaI 81 ean Isg rsfglaf
! aKsfsa s.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16
IsOOE Aa1h nOHr9g ga HI 0Hr
nUAlgUA
Tr0uaa sufaoiAnsaa pare gaaYtlar j
OEdan en- la frOnfArn..

Tr0uaa gpfaOiansaG pare guaYslar =
Orden an la frOnsara
Gon arreglo q n0tieiaa gecibisIna
gntll an0efe. con regDeeto 4 laa
ftaerzaa fedefaies Qlte 81 etaeuens
tran en Chihuahua. aaegisrasa uslc
au riimefO asoiendo i ~, 900 hons
bres, 6.dna 81 dieho nfneFO no ess
I'll complete tosisgia Ioa uue fAl4
Ten se etisuentIWrl en- eamin0 pa
81 iyleeF1so ort.f8e. V VS. tntiY eaFea.
I'll lfa 8 de Febr0rO 0eufri0 en-
sauta IagheI una bataIla afiralls
t0 IS enal fad l1liorto ii capiEan
Miguel aalIoao III int0Estar re6ogs.
.4tilgtsf alpfasEslo d8 Natsa, cOn
lloA 2UO lIragones utla trafa & els
Ar1onaa aHlbi8n f16 nl16rlo sJe
Is Isagea lonl llesaeIaTto do I08 re4
III IN e0siFsll, lssaFesi
lgE g 6 81
3
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16


en- favor de los enemigos dc Diaz.
----:W: =.-~a-s III. =.
SE ExIGE FIANZA A. CSAsY..
LH4Ag
El Gabscilla 90 snCUsntga daSeni-
do atm en- 81 Paso.
El Paso. Texas. Fabraro 13 |:
Martin Casillas. cabecilla revol41--
cionario. esta detenido SO la Sc
fial6 una fianza de 81 1.OO0. seR6n
determinaci6n del Comisionado de
Los Estados Unidos. Mr.. Oliver.
Casil1as SO eneuentra EN- To- carcel
de Ell Paso dessde ell domingo, dfa
en- Que fue arreshado. en- momen-
tos en- que regresaba j Mexico cc1
Ell fin de incOrporarse 4 Las filas
de los insurrectos. despues de ha-
ber Drocurado haeep alQunoa ARE
CLOS en- cuanto d la disposition de
setenta Drisioner0s. Declara Cast.
Has que 81 no Sc c0nsidera respon-
sable dc ningGn delito y Dor 10
tanto no hara nj ell mas peuefiol1
esfuerzo On Droporcionarse fianza
alln cuand0 me cortaaen To- cabe-
"a. = fuer0n sus Iltimas palabras
Casillas al venir & El Paso. co.
meti6 ell error de traer consigo sii
rifle v del mismo modo intent6 re
eresar con 81. nevand0 adssmas al-
ganps d0climentos Que 10 cOrnoro-
IEnetteTOn.
Pascaal Orozco. Comandante dc
los irsurrectos. V anien dis sobe.
runo susie & Ciaidad J,larez la &C.
nana pasada. SO enealeESSG+a en- es,
tos momentos acampado en- Sama-
lavt&ca. treinta miElas al Sur dc
ouarez. proyectando presentar ba.
ITALIA q Navarro v & los reftlerzoa
ftderales. segIn 81 misno NANTES
I" Il personals CUE regresaron hoy
del ugar donde sc encuentra. Su.
pGnese que Navarro 80 encalentra
treinta minas al Sur de Orozco,
Vlmiento DOR Ia via del ferrOca.
rril. aundue en- Juarez sc tienen
notIcias de que ha ayanzado ha.
cia el Oeste 6 intentara un rodec
para evitar el eneuentro con las
fuerzas de Or0zeo.
Han sido trafdos al hospitaA prt
visional do I'll Paao. otros tres in
strGcntes heridos. 10 cftal indies
quo Sc han A,eedido mas encuen
tros hacia el Este de Cindad Jui
lrez 4 10 largo do Ia ribera de
Bravo.
:. En- el hospital do FL Paso ba,
actnalmente trece insltrgentcs ht
ridos.
El collector de Aduarlas de q
Faso. Mr.. A. Il. Sharp vario
otrOs cindsadanOs prominentes d
El paso. han iieeho soLicitud fol
mai 4 la Cruz Roiax con Ia aDre
bacI6n dol Departametto do IL
Estados Unidos. nara u1e Sc non
bre a j. w. Yard v & E. j. Ems
IIslel. lnsdieos de la reGegiia Cru
Isoia cornisionados con las f1ar
gas iIaglrreetaa para atenter deb
dane1lte s los hert1oa. 81 los no
bramiont0s ga aptstebnn, dabos
dArasles t0da Rarantia y pr0see
dion contra Las baias do los fed,
raleg. 6
JuArsz eontinaa pNrfectaanan
austodlad0 por los fedoeaIes V Ii
casas do iuego no eatAn oporaFiel
toaayfa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16

ci6n. GobernadOr Provisional del
Secretario Braulio Hernandez,
auien todavia Sc eneuemtsa aaui.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16

nGs. de clio no ha tenido 1l0ticiel G.
ficial el DeDarta1nento. de dale las
tropas combakientes cons3an nin-
gun atropello contra los no COM
batienAaa. =. E@
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16
Abraham Gonzalez acau-
dilla a los insurgentes.
Los planes de Orozco son I'm complete 5nisterio.

sss.;:.:::s..ss
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16
FIJf1RSR aQuI.

HAcnMos sAaRR los lectores de ''El Regidor,"
que e 20 sucesivo no atendereos ningun pedido que
no sea de broso de obetee que anuneaos por ct,en-
GO de la Sra lulafaa de Cruz propigtaria do esta
efnpresa,
Loo que hacen pedidoa firnas que anurcian,os
en seaTo ssnoanasio deben fjarsa ca las direccones
eutenderse dinectamente con los anaroadores p,ea
fepstirnos que d dfen nosotros sera indt toda
vez que s6loes saciente nuestro tempo onpleados
para el seryieio ds nuestros negocios.
Los ant'ncios Que termnau con ID direction de
5ra Inofna e. de Cruz son los da1icos que estas1os
obligadoa atender
Los derN6s anuneiadores dan su direction Ell eada
aviso Ffjense en elos ascrlbanIas ereetan,ente .a
re qie .aean atsndid0s sin danaora
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-02-16

ToGaOa loa cabecilIas sev0lucio--
naRios que tienep Inando de fuer-
zas en- la region Norte de Mexi--
co. tratan HOY de reuniISe con
Abraham Gnnzdlez. Governador
Provisional do! EstadO de Chihlla.
hua. v confirmado General de los
iEsurrectos. DOR cuva SaG6ta. sc
cree que esta tarde. de unl mometl"
to & 0tro. 6 maiana 6 mas tar
daE. to1a esta comDaeta Enaaa de
fuerZas. en- nUn1ero de mas dc dos
mil hombres. saldr& al encuentro
del Gral. Navarro para inGigirle
una completa derrota. seg1n ase-
gtlran deSuachos privad0s Que los
MadeEistas de San Antonio han rt
cibido de sus corr3eligionaxios de
III Paso. o.. 49,.
El GraA. Gonzalez. dicen. est&
moviliGando Las fuerzas de Los CO.
rcneles Pascual 0rozeo. jose de La
Luz Blanco. jose de 10 Cruz San
chez. Torib;1 Ortega. Emilio Sal.
gado. Lagaro 8. Alanis. preparan-
dose hoV para I'm ataaase conbina-
do contra 10 fuerza federal cue
rtaala eacontrarse en- el Estad0
fe ChihUahttss. tsa Gree iniminen.
t4s 1l1a erletlentFo con Las 61sgsaa
Que aon 8 las 6rdeneS dsl General
Naxarro. despnes de cuYO encuen-
tgo. los inasarge genEes pretenden uue
Es1anchar6fl sobra Chihuahia.
Segfin los despach0s que 50 d.
ce t'ecibieron aauf los insurrec--
tos. el Gral. Gonzalez aali6 de EI
paso no ha muchos dias. con el
fin exclusive do aranonizar & los
cabeeillas rebeldes. entire los cala-
les so dice duc h,tbO algalnass desa.
venencias en- estos Gltinlos dias,
II ttivadas Dor los celOs do sn.
I1erioPidad en- ell mando.
Los Maderistas dc San Antonio
Gicen que tienen noticias absoiu-
tanente ciertas de que el Gral.
Gonzalez Sc encuentra W. & la ca
ht2a do mn Rruesp eiereito de in
Atrrectos. habiendo l0Qrado armc
nizarlos por complete v de ,ina
rEknera satisfactoria. tomando 81
nlando ON Jefe de los revoluciona.
rIos. Los siInaptizedores de Ia
causa Maderista confian en- que
6entro do uno 8 dos Slias & mas
tardar. tendran noticia dc una bay
talla deeiaiya V favorable.
Aseguran los Maderistas que e.
! 0ral. sGonzaiez trae & gn dieg,osi-
ct6n nn ialimero cO1npetanto dt
btsaaos ixgenieros. EstatIo Mayos
ntiI v apto v no I0e0a oficiaIns
cue on otfo tiemDo O6rteneeisror
ai Colessio Militar. donsie hieieroy
sus ostndios. siendo pof 10 tant4
nlihtgrsE irfteliRensas Is Gnianea 4
rlie1e aonfiar Iii direction de Id.
s1ioyfmientos V tnaniobraa estratg
Gicaas
Con aI auxilio de esEog ca1efAs
Sc cree due las f,asrsaa revosnoio.
narias pelaarAn con las mayors
ysntaias pOaibles u yynarhn aloan
sAr una yietOria brillante aobr,
lHs f1erzas federales.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
PLEASANT CORNERS.

A fine surprise party was given
on Mr.. b. H. Crabtree last Saturday
ev ming the location being Mr.. Crab
trees seventeenth birthday.
The evening was spent playing
games intersUersed with music and
song.
Mrs. U. Buzzard and Prof. B. II.
Crabtree rendered fine duet, which
was followed by another given by the
Misses Bessie and Esther Crabtree.
A DELICIOUS supper was served at
midnight and later the guests depart
ed feeling that they certenly had had
q lovely time.
Those present were:-Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Buzzard, Miss Daisy Stuart,
Miss Grace O'Niel, Miss Paulene Con-
stance, Miss Ettic O'Niel, Miss Bar
bara GLASS, Miss Esther Crabtree, Miss
Addie Hardanbrook, Miss Bessie Crab
tee, Miss May Crabtree, Miss Laura
Crabtree, Mr.. ]. Baves, Mr. II. B.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
NEICHBORHOODN NEWS
By Various Correspondents

Crabtree, Mr.. c. Handy, Mr.. b. II.
C!rabtree, Mr.. A. r. Crabtree, Mr.. "A.
Glass. Mr.. H. Smith, Mr.. j. Constance,
Mr.. H. Glass, Mr.. H. Keller, Mr.. Z.
Constance, Mr.. R. Slade, Mr.. +.
Johansen.
Mr.. Ray Smith and daughter lole
are spending their vacation with Mr.
Smiths parants Mr.. and Mrs. 1. II.
Smith.
Mr.. B. C. Crabtree drove to Bell
inebam Tuesday on business.
Mr.. VIM. Gardner visited the ".
Fl. Bliss home Monday evening.
Mr.. Ed O'Niel has been i'll Van
couYer the past week on business
re lrning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Smith, Mr.. H.
smith and daughter Eilo and b. H..
Crabtree visited the c. c. Smith nome
Sunday.
NJ. w. H. Bliss made trip 10
LxNcr Tuesday.
ar Van Werthuesen and family
novel into the old H. Assink nome
Tuesday. The emily has just arrived
from Holland
Mrs. S. Strand, Mr.. and Mrs. f..
w. Swankon, Nj. and Mrs. +. Bell
teen, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Jacobson and
Mr., and Mrs. ]. Strand visited the
Johansen home Sunday.
Mr.. T.. S'ade from E'ellingham
visited T.. .Tohansen last Sunday.
Miss u. Stuart spent last week
with Miss Grace O'Niel.
Judge j. T.. Ronald of King County,
Prank NJ. Tretwell and Norman Alb
rams passed here Saturday posting
the Pacific Highway on their way TO
Blaine the, started from Seattle.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
DELTA AND SUNNY SIDE.

DELTA AND SUNNY SIDE.
Wedding bells more wedding bells,
If this race keeps on We will not
have any old maids
Myron Baldwin was shopping IN
Lynden Monday.
Mrs. A. G. Westlund is suffering
from a severe cold.
The Sewing Society meets this
Thursday with Mrs. V. Delin. /
About all the Delta people attend
ed church at Badger Sunday.
Mable Ericsson was some what sur
prised last Tuesday when she came
home from school and found numbe'
of her small friends waiting TO re-
mind her, she was eleven years ola.
All had a very pleasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Axling Clifton
and Glenn were shopping in Lynden
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Tyrall Ella and
Harry went to Bellingham last Fri
dav to attend the wedding other
daughter Edith to Mr.. Stranburg 81
that place. They were married at
their own home and went immediately
to housekeeping. Congratulations
are in order.
Mrs. John Axling was very mucn
surprised last Thursday afternoon
when a number of her friends walk
ed in, it being her birthday annaver-
sary those present were. Mrs. {. t..
Axling, Mrs. A. Palmquist, Mrs. T.
Markstrom, Mrs. B. A. AXlund, Mrs.
P. A. Axling, Mrs. A. E. Baldwin,
Miss Esther Axlund, Mrs. c. Ericsson,
and Elmer Steinburg. Refreshments
and candy were served and all re
ported very pleasant time.
Melven Johnson and Clarence Fred
en- of Belingham spent Sunday here
Elmer Steinburg spent several days
last week at the John Axling nome.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
THAT'S BETTER-THANKS.


Brother Cloud of the Lynden
TRIBUNE hastens to inform us that our
desire TO hold fair at Nooksack IS
infringing on Lynden's prior settle
ment' claims in the fair business.
Mr. Clond thinks we should let them
do the fair stunt and that we choose
some other form of entertainment.
Well we are not SO sure but the Trib-
une is right in that. If We hold 4
fair at Nooksack it would be in most
part a comparison of the big things
grown IN this neck O. the woods
whereas If our people will just pick
up orr Nooksack elephant feet spuds
and take them over to Brother Cloud
halliwick and compare them with
their small taters" over there it
would be great advertisement or
Nooksack. We haven't yet decided
on this fair business over here-we
may even take the Tr,bunes suggest
ON and have a Eaby show or some
other big attraction but whatever i,
is it viii be a good one and We
would say right here that If LINDEN
has Ii fair and will give US a chance
she had better connect up with those
Eaters" and initiate them with
little of Lynden's hot air Or the Nook
sack country will come over and SIM
ply skin them a mile. We hope Lyn-
den will have fair. We want an
excuse to get away from home once
in awhile and see our neigh
bors.-- Nooksack Reporter.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
BOOTHS CORNERS.

n. a. Palmer who is living on a
homestead near Poison, Mont. spent
a. few days with relatives here a
couple of weeks ago.
MIR. and Mrs j. B. Litton are en-
loving few days visit with their
mother, Mrs. Litton of Blaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Mock and sor
Hugh latuIned to Wickershaw after
spending a couple of weeks with
friends and relatives here.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Wallace LittOn and
friends OF Blaine drove up one day
last week in their new auto, and
were guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Littcn.
M. +. Palmer who has been at
Liberty, Wn. for the past three
weeks returned here Sunday.
Quite number from here attended
the auction sale on the Chas Lea
Veil place Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Palmer and
children who are now living on the
Meurer place southwest of Lynden
WcIc NiSiloIo III tiio hoiShUoi Aoou
Sunday.
Hjahuar Pearson who has been
i'll for several weeks is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Palmer enter
tanned for dinner Friday, it being
Mr.. Palmer's birthday anniversary
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. s.
G. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. And
erson and son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Swope
and Mr.. Baldwin.
Lovi Triplett purchased a motor
cycle last week. He went to Kend-
all Sunday to visit relatives.
Miss Alta LIE Gear recently from
Vancouver B. c. is now keeping
MI. and Mrs. S. l.. Palmer and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Swope and son
We're Sunday visitors at the j. B
Mace home near Custer.
Mrs. Anna Triplett and son spent
one day last week at the Stierlen
hole down the river.
Mrs. A. c. Palmer was the guest
OF Mrs. J. d. Scrimger one day last
week.
Mr.. Husband who recently sold
his place here to Mr.. Mulka, purch-
aseG another place near Everson.
Mis-. A. r. Palmer has been stuff
ering with az liberated tooth, but Is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson and family
spent one day last week at the Syres
home near Custer.
Miss Laura Hutinger is spending a
few weeks at the Jackson home at
Lynden.
Archie Palmer transacted business
in Ferndale last Saturday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
A DEMONSTRATION.

Did you see Casey yesterday"
asked Nj. EOlan.
Il did," replied Mr.. Rafferty,. Its
him that was walkin' up and down
in front Of my door manooverin'."
E" Manooyerin,' was it,"
Eyes; shakin' his fist and maxim
it clear he felt able to whip some
body, but bein' careful not to mention
any names" -Washington Star.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

Washington.-That the court in.
junction prohibiting freight and pas.
senger rate reductions in Minnesota
practically strips railway commission
ers of their power and that the opin.
ion rendered by Judge Sapborn will
be made the subject of bitter fight
before the supreme court of the
United States was the statement OF
Interstate Commissioner Lane.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
w. r. c.. NOTES.

We had rather small meeting
Saturday there being only seventeen
officers and members present.
Mrs. coping and Mrs. Kelso were
reported as being quite sick.
Conrad Rosco has been sick but
is improving.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
THE FAITHFUL NURSE.

SIS this you, doctor ?" asked the
nurse over the telephone.
'Yes," answers the physician.
We'll you know you said Mr..
Bender would not show any signs Of
Improvement for five or six days?"
yes"
We'll, this is only the second day,
and he is a great deal better already.
Shall give him something to make
him worse for the other three days.
Life.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13

The Queen Ester Circle will give
IN Easter supper, Saturday evening
al the M. h Church, from $3.50 r.
NJ. until all are served. Price 20 CENTS
everybody invited.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-04-13
Tacoma Has Large Registration.

Tacoma.-Registration for the ma
yoralty election to be held April 1S
closed Friday. The total number of
voters enrolled brings the final total
past 26.Q0C.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-07-22
Pardon Cases

II. Pilkington returned from Carson
the first of the week where he secured
the parole of John Buster, an Indian,
sent for life from Humboldt county.
Buster had been in prison for Is years.
and his advocate received many eompli-
ments from the Carson press lawyers
and others for the eloquence OF his plea
and his persistent following OF ms
client troubles for eight wears
The Buralli case was presented 10 the
board, but no decision is vet known.
This is the case of the Lyon county man
who received life sentence for the slay-
ing of Angelo Zari, in DAYTON, some
eight years ago. The parole was recon-.
mended by John Lothrop, District Attor'
uey of LYON county.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-07-22

On Tuesday of this week cloudburst
occurred i'll the foothills of the Como
range of mountains, soutl east Of Day
ton few miles, and the water brought
down a vast amount of debris and de
posted it on the growing crops on the
Randall ranch, just east of Dayton. The
flood also cut the ranch up considerably
and continued on down the slope to the
Carson River, doing some damage to the
Italian ranches living i'll its course.
Another cloudburst occurred i'll the
CANYON above the Rock Point mill, and
rushing down OH the mill, recently COM
pleted, did damage to the extent of sew
eral thousand dollars.
The heavy rain has destroyed the
wagon roads up Eldorado CANYON and
between Como and Dayton, and il will
take considerable money to repair them.
The mill at Sutro was also damaged to
some extent and portion of the fume
carving water to the mill was carried
away by the fierce downpour of rain.