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The Winslow mail., 1912-06-15

| BAKERY IS having his delivery
wagon thoroughly overhauled
and newly painted and Will
again commence making his
daily deliveries around town
Monday.
Gus Mulholland of Babbitt
Bros. Meat Market is reported
sick this week. ~ -:
Babbitt Bros. are having their
display windows on Front
Street enlarged and remodled
which will make quite an i'm.
provement liz the appearance of
that establishment when they
are completed.
Miss Elsie French returned from
her visit with her sister Mrs
Shope at Fresno, Cal, where she
has been visiting for the last six
months. -..----~--,-.
Mrs. Scharr returned this
week from her visit with her
mother at Bluewater, N. M.
Mrs. w. G. Hunter, of the
Racket Store, who was quite i'll
during the week is again able to
be about.
Mrs. Fred Sellen returned last
Saturday from, her visit with
| friends at Sellgman.
Dr.. O S. Brown left Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles on bu>i-
ness and while there will visit
with his family at Riverside, Cal.
County Recorder c. M. c..
HOuck was a visitor in town
last Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. Sidney Sapp
were visitors here Sunday wit.
Messing the cornerstone laying
of the High School.
County Superintendent Of
Schools R. c. Smith, was here
last Sunday to attend the corner
stone laying ceremony of the
High School.
For Sale-Singer sewing MAJ
chine, in good condition. Inquire
first house west of Episcopal
church.
The Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty will give a pie supper in the:
Methodist church yard, June lS,
at s p. m. The invitation is
general. Ladies are requested to
bring pie to be purchased by
the highest bidder. A general
good time is expected.
Mr.. c. O. Case, State Super
intengent of Schools who ad-.
dressed the people OF Winslow
at the New High School. last
Sunday wasvery much impressed
with the progress our little city
is making, and the cordial
greeting extended by our citi.
zens.
A small fire started Sunday
afternoon in the back yard of J.
B Drumm, buring the sheds and
wood pile. 1t is thought that
the fire was started from some
live Goals in the ashes that is
generally deposited in tub in
the back yard, and some seem to
think that the fire was started
by some small boys who were
seen smoking in that vicinity
during the afternoon. Only for
the quick response of both fire
departments there might have
been a serious loss by the burn
ing OF nearby buildings.
The Cleaners ofSt. Pdul's EpIs
copal church will have a Bakery
Sale this afternoon at the Parish
Hall, the funds derived from the
benefit of this sale will go to de
fray church expences.
The Winslow mail., 1912-06-15
WlNSLOW AND
THE CELEBRATION

latter part OF September! AS yet
VIC have not decided on a man
whu is to play the head roll or
act President of the affair. Mum
erous inquiries are coming to
this office every day, also to the
president Of last years celebra-
ton, regarding the movement on
foot tbs year, and what we are
going to offer in the way of a
celebration. The inquiries in ques
ton come from Prescott, Will
Jams, Flagstaff, Holbrook, Gal
lup and numerous other towns
lying both east and west of
Winslow. The time to prepare
tor this celebration is short, and
the sooner we get started on the
matter the better, SO what is the
use of all this argument about
who shall take the presidency.
No doubt Mr.. Burke, president
OF last years celebration fulfilled
his work to a letter, a better
celebration never being given in
Winslow before, with all due
consideration, but on the other
hand why should we, or must
Ne depend on one single m III to
make a success of a celebration
IF this kind. Haven't we another
man in our little city of 5000
population who can take that
position of president? If not, we
ought to be ashamed to dcknow
ledge the same.
We have lots of good men in
the town who can, and ought
to devote their time for the best
interests of Winslow; no man
who takes the responsibility
need be afraid that it is up to
one single man, but every man
that helped make the last years
celebration such a big success.
will be only to willing to do
every thing in their power to
make this years celebration co.
tally as good. if not better.
Among the mcn mentioned for
he D esidency are: w. II. Bur
brge, H. w. Asbury, Dr.. r 6.
Bazell, G. J, Spe)lmlere and J. A.
Lyons. Either one of these gen
Jlemen, without doubt has the
good interest of the town at
neart, and we think it would be
a shame if we had to drop this
Years celebration for tile want
If a man to take the thing in
charge, namely a p resilenr.
Let every citizen do all in his
power to bring it about that we
will have our annual celebration
as planned last year. In speak
ing to the various citizens OF
our town tits the same old grum-
ble. What Is the use we can't
get anything started" That is
a poor argument, aud why
should we &c from year to year
10 near by town that are less in
population than Winslow to
spend our money, why not spend
it at home? We can do it right
here at home, have a good time
among people we know, ana
have the time of our lives. We
must and Will nave this CeleDra-
ton. and the way to go about
it is to get a head or president.
either one of the above gentle
men mentioned are fit for the
work. A word to the wise is
sufficient, SO appoint yourself Il
committee of one and get busy
Jast as we are going to press
we learn that Dir. Geo. P. Samp
son has been elected president ofI
the Frontier Celebration and
Vim. ]. Burke. president of last
years celebration has been elect
ed treasurer. Monday morning
the movement will be started
among the business man. rt0ard.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-11-28

Oroal Crowley, the big wheat kin
was in American Falls Friday.
The Ladies' aid will meet with
Mrs. Edith Fisher Wednesday.
Calvin Warner, of Central, was
a Power City visitor Thursday.
10 Wood, of Lower Creek, WIS in
The Power City last Wednesday with
wheat.
Jack Lawson, OF the Falls, spent
Sunday in town visiting his brother,
T. Jay.
Mrs. 10 Lane left for Spokane on
Wednesday to be absent for about
a month.
Mrs. Mabel Christianson of Wash
ington flat, was a busy shopper on
Saturday.
+. Stanford Davis, of Nashville,
Tenn, Is visiting for a day with
Earl Bailey.
Marshall and Kern have put up
a small barn on the rear of the
Marshall lot.
Floyd Rowland and wife we're
over Saturday getting ready for
Thanksgiving.
Lawson, the hardware man. has
a warehouse onto his
building.
Billy Schuse and Walter Malcomb.
OF Roy, were visitors in American
Thursday.
Mrs. Horace Howard ~esent
her husband with a nice baby girl
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jack Nelson spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Bert Adams,
Of the West Side.
Mrs. Barbara Shaw of the West
Side, visited in American Falls the
frs of the week.
Rugs. mating and linoIium many
patterns. Abby Schmidt, Schmidt
block, American Falls.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-11-28
Rockland Department
j. C.. S
CONDUCTED BY

The churches were well attended
Sunday.
Bert Blackburn was a visitor ON
Sunday.
James and Ben Spillett were in
the Falls Saturday.
Viola B%oyington IS a visitor with
friends in Dempsey.
MILFORD Firkins has moved into
town for the winter.
Paul Hines proved up on his
hoT estead Thursday.
Mrs. vallons entertained the
Ladies' Aid Wednesday.
Otis Lloyd has moved his family
into town for the winter.
Ed. Gebhart IS in Ovid, Mich,
on a long needed vacation.
Joshua LEWIS, of East Fork. was
In American Falls Thursday.
w. w. Wall, Of the Falls, was a
visitor Friday and Saturday.
Daniel White, of East Bench, was
a visitor to the Falls Friday.
Chris Weber made a business
trip to the West Side Friday.
d. Harbie. of Landing, was an
american Falls visitor Friday.
The organ for the school has ar
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-11-28

The benefit dance given for
Henry J. Jensen, who is on a mis-
Sion to New Zealand, last Friday
night was very well attended, the
proceeds from both dance and sup
per Melted s42. This which will al
once be forwarded.
Levi Southwell, of Am rican Fails
who mas the contract for erecting
the M1k E. Walker dwelling on
the East Bench. was over Saturday
and reported the work as progress
ing rapidly. Chick Bleakmore
VIII do the painting outside and
In and expects to start work in
about a week.
A very pretty reception was tend
cred to Mr.. Frank Hillhouse and
bride Monday evening at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Eliason on Lower Creek.
happy couple are natives of this
valley and have a host of friends
VINO extend all kinds OF good wishes
their future.
Brother Nephi Wood celebrated
the recurrence of the Anniversary
his birth Monday by holding a
reception TO the Woods and some
half of kinfolks at his home
on East Bench. Not only was the
laeted calf duly butchered but also
a few chickens and such like 1t
was his 55th anniversary.
Contractor Robt. Ewing turned
over to Ralph Peterson Saturday
evening the new building which he
had then completed as ready for
occupancy. The store room is
lutte complete in all ways. and it
means a great deal towards the
business facilities of the ya1Iev
Rockland Cash Grocery will
'esin moving in the first of the
week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

would MAKE & sweI fashion plate. II
fact ns il one " the few young mel
IL the state that loufs well IL black
hupp WAS chosen by Perkins becauss
ne VIII make good DOG Tray. i
may De alright for country week.-Mrs.
to foo themselves. but those wiz
know Z thing ur two, are convinced
that Perkins is tbs real heal Of tht
state COMMITTEES anG hupp z stalking
nurse II the prugressives fail 10 u,
Ell fire Oh hupp and connect hin VIII
that theft ii Aberdeen, they are No
doing their ou-y
When Marion L. Hay mas form
81 saloon keeper ano gambler as Dni
Of his campaign managers IL one o
the largest counties u the state, doei
anyone nsso To Question further tina
he IL catering 10 the liquor interests
Olympia Independent.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24
,,,,,,,o-t All 81 None.

atiAr credible fepOrt comes 1rUh , -
come thai 9 gentleman otiSbaiit p
y,e8his 10 the HonipaJIoH o. the pres
en- governor a the feeent ifunafle
ssts promised al appointment lnufl4
go rs gave ms active sappofi tt NJ
Etay Agreeing 10 tins La was tulA
to rego-t al headquarters anp receive
ms instructions pun calling al IT,
APPOINTED piaee ~ Ma gwen
sIaIpa containing ths name @. e. cal.
t1idatf for sYery state Ctflcs am Oilsi
sc 90 70 oui ate wort iof TIT huuius@
tfur o. eaei nanle Oh tlia uchs- = II
gentleman protested ant sat liia II
wa Willing 10 site uis 0ess sIluf& -
yeaaf o. Mr. ftat on thefe were Oh.
s.es OF tuf STATE 10 whom n was o..
tosee Supper al o. none was the
sepie u Ihe machine UOss II ch"tse u
ti.a office al right fspliec lhE
gentleman III maintain ny hUert
az Z ftee citt1eI AND fig4 tife ensHf
tiet.e
And II ans one duuDz tie truth q
tnts incident ~ niul IUot q lnf y i.
sot.-l erkns tIei4et d. the ii8h Vi liz
supper given oH .tt4e machine loui
alaIs to tbs various tspirdifts lOf MN
NATION to insurance commissioner tiis
t.;tud 5qates favored b., lia y itsUh-ftef
tsfns machine were nominated iaic e.
s.rs candidate aeteaJeC FEuo WIS O.
p0seo by THESE D0sAes
Could anything De tnOff apparent te
rue voters u Washington o. an, Oh
.aee 81 dsceDc, more ftagsaai 10 Cd
for1H tAe Indignant iH0ves q ia" PEI
pip IL tnf oHerNhsiniiifg election =
Nj Hodge wHO demands LAe saif4s
standard Of honor Ia politics a. 81 thf
commercial lie and whose sword =
ussNzH in tie asienss O ttse govern
n4s-fHs 9'ue enzife machine lchei Y a.
nominated Wit the exception o. Ii1s
poo stray lamb McMasJefe. who VS.
Ieff GU Ia tHe cold IN lis race Lot
lieutenant governor.
Is i no time To- liz people 10 -
ut stnc take notice Is L to pf w0E
GefeG al tnat tne Wilson Perkins nfa
chtf4f IL using ever. ar o. mlsrep
senJatIon and abuse TO aefea M
Hodge. since IL hrm thef See tbs
Nemesis Who u o. overthrow rnea
wel.-Iaio plans to suuvert every Ell
s.ses Vi tnis commonwealth 10 then
osn seitisu ends bul OF NoFenlbef
5tu Will thu voice OF tbs people De
Heatd speaking with ne Uncertaf II
sound.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

From : recent pol Lakeu bt he
New Yorx HefaIo il il indicated
6uat the > fenftn Of Roosevelt was
growing over. tins eitse country
.ecOrdiHs to tne pol Roosevelt lead
3aft ia New ORR ~ 105, COT Kew
Jersey, - 600; Maryland, $4,000;
Indiana. - 900 West virginia. 81
600 Kansas, $500; Oklahoma. 80
00U; Nebraska zs,00O; iowa 60
900; So Dakota, 5000 California
40 900 Arizona. 000s Nevada Z,4eU
Missouri. 10000 kentucky 5000
fhe Herald 5 estimates are based on
Individual polls u 1871 YgJes,
scattered through ali Of the states.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24
PROGRESSIVE TICKET.

For Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt
For Wet Presicenf-Sir IRAN Jphn
Conpressnen-ss-larp 4. Falcon
ef, Of Everett snc j. W. Bryan Of
bremerton.
Congressman, First distrirt-par
Lsnnon Of Seattle.
Congressman, Second District
Stanton Wa-Du-ton Of Tacoma.
Congressman, rhirc dist-irf-F. NJ
Goodwin Of Spokane.
Sosernof-Eopert :. hoops Of Seat
tie.
Lieutenant Governo,-Sovnor1 est,
Of Tacoma.
Secretary Of stste-W. II. Ford o,
Arlington.
State Tseaspres-G--hur s. Cory, o.
Chehsiis.
State Audstos-A. &. Mobrey. Of
Mount Vernon.
Attorney Genera!-E. c. Mil. o.
Seattle.
Commissioner Of Public Lands-W
n. kaufman Of seiiinghsm.
superintendent Of schools-e,ose,.
scr c. E. Beach.
Insurance Commissioner-J. w. Col
line.
Presidential Electors-Mr1. Heller
:. Scott Of Pierce county, George II.
walker of King county, G. a. HAYNES
o. Benton county, Donald urpuhs1 OF
Grant county, Austin Mirss Of Kittfts.
county, William J. Eipgsr Of What.
corn county anc Fred Minicky Of Cow.
iitz county.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

Since tlge election boards nave
certified TIE names o. tine CAN'T
Llslt.ss 10 10 voted Tor tine Two pos
tfons o. superior lndgs tRe scoye
dnd efiect OF their certifying tiiaE
Judge ttarhin 1ae Deen Nominated
and that JUDGE Kellogg and Nj
NeuBerton snail % Opposing cal.
diuataE. has become the suDleci o.
much discussion among the voters
Tine state constitution article '
Section 6 provides thaf superior
IuItges small u elected a. tbs GEL
era STATE election will De neln Oh
tine 5th Gay d November. IsI~
1he primary election iaY could no
and does no. attempt to provfue To-
ttle election o. superior Judges a.
Lne primar' election LILLY EVEN
Dut provides fuf tins nomination OF
edndiaates for that orffca to De yut-
ed Tor al tne following general
state election TIE prInfa-y eiectiuh
stN also provides that Hi4eu ans cisi
dIliaIe ior superior luass snall ft-
eeive & majority vi ali voteh cas-
al the primary election fOr tiiai u
tiea tue name u sucn ctlirulnate
snail u printed separately On tiie
general election ballot. witt /, space
following ms name IN which tbs W
49, tl4ay insert tine name q any OH
- person 1Or whom fe Wishes ~
voIe ano whef. there II dnOLhef
lutIge 70 u elected. as Il Wnatcun
COUNTY, anQ only oiIe candidate mas
peel nominated then the laN fuf-
tiier provides tiIat the proper CERT
vlns Officer sinai specify tife naInss
Uf tne TWO remaining candIoatef re
e.-lVfns tins ifIghsssL humber u votes
wine small Contest 1Of tn. REMAINING
position by the priinary election
an candidates IL excess o tine nifii.-
Det IL %. elected. i nominations are
mate AND al candidates IL excess
Of lne numer 70 ~ elected IL case
uU candidate receives 4 majority
are eliminated
Il follows therefore tnat the
name VI Judge Hardin. whC las
been declared nominated VIII ill'-
pestr On the Judicial ballot follow
Il u 4 space with 1astruclIoIts u
VOTE fOr one tIlin o. some one
whose name nias ia Inserted ant
following next Oh tue tlekei VIII al-
per tue names o. judge Kellogg
ant " RI penipertOn, with rnstrue~
ions ~ vote Tor one as be wesh
them
me Two candidates Receiving the
sreatsst number OF votes al The
general state election vii Ds elect
ed The result Of the primary g
lection gives Judge Hardin the D-i.-
eff OF : favorable position Oh Iitt
ticket with ue direct opposition, ailc
groups the names Of judge KELLOGG
aud Mir penlbertun IN . contest t'ss-
weer them fot the remaining Juds-
snip. with remote incidental cunly.-
.itiou among the three IL TINS, tiIits
NJ IVY receiving The greatest nun
pe- Of votes will Us electsd
II follows that eacn voter snolie
express two choices one uf which
is limited to Judge Hardin o. 4
Sucker and the other OF winch
is limited TO Judge Kellogg o. M.
remberton.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

il cross examination ,egaf dlna
eampaign contributions M GOOSE
teIt WIS asked the following ues
ti0n
"As a practical man wOuld you
naturally think thaf some o 1nesf
people might De expecting faH9rs2"
Colonel Roosevelt replied as follows
As & practical man Ot hlEh J.
DEALS. WHO mas always endeaforeo
10 put LIS ideals IL practice ] 5hhh
my man VINO would believe tfat M
would get any consideration iron
making ANY cOntfi button 20 me was
either crook or d tool tAp-
piause.j
IL his general statement before
1he Committee, III explaining Why
ae conferred with M H*rflman and
NJ. Arebbold. NJ Roosevelt used
he following language
4 have always acted, ano NIB az
Ways act, upon tie theory tttat y,
while in public office, there Is any
man from whom J think ! can gam
anything q value to the NoFefhinsi
viii send tor him anc talk II OYER
with him no matter how "idFly
differ frotn hin on other poAis
~ have actually sent tor, while
/ was president, trust maRhates, la
hos leadefs Socialists, john ! 7uI-
BVan, Battling Nelson, Df. Lyman
Abbott. ] could 10 on Indefinitely
wish the list ot people "hom "a va
tfous times I have sent Tor Auo
il an elected President again }
shall continue exactly the same
course Of conduct without me oS-
yiatiop Of q hairs breadth.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24
CHINAWA

Every week We are opening
up large arrivals Of all the
new and best things in Plain
and Decorated Ciinaware. II
is the largest and most in
yiting stock that you have
been privileged TO choose
from. Staples and Novelties
Of many kinds, make seiec-
ton quite easy. Prices the
lowest in Whatcom County.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24
v itilout aud v thin.

As THOU hast made the WORLD with
Oft
Make Thou more fair my world with
IL;
Shine through It's lingering cloudt
of DOUBT;
l2abuke its haunting shapes Of SIN
Fill. Diief OF long, my granted span
" LIE with love 10 Thee and man,
strike when Thou wilt the hour o.
rest
But lei my last days be my Desti
Whittier
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

Voters al the coming election
should remember that the noy-paf-
iss5n judiciary ticket Will De d SEP
crate ticket OIL the ballot, and 4
uari IN the circle at the top Of
airy party tieKet viii nor carry q
vote for either of the candidates for
fudge TO vote for superior judges
the voter must make !; cross III
tne Square opposite each Of the
tlslsnes Of tns Two Candidates Tor
whom he desires 10 vote
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

Bob 8OdRe is going 10 carry s5a
AZ It and Kinf County D. = large
majority thah was etef given ar
candidate f0t oftlCe ~ thie stats an.
fh4f viii De rHe answer 81 the Pc
pie 70 johnny Wilson s p aha
90 niny Perkins mud-siiugipf twins
infamous and uut.UthtuI slahdefs
heaptd upon TIT Progressive par )
candidate fof governor VII NOT pte
ven the landslide OF NoVemD"f 8
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24
The Appointment oi Rupp.

(1acoma Forum, Republican.
4 lot Of weekly publications ever
the state are falling over themselves
TO slobber over the appointment OF
Werner kupp as state chairman 10
succeed Conner The facts are tnat
Rupp Was not chosen for any partio-
ular ability, for he hasn't any He
is q nice fellow, likeaDle chap, and
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

u course there Should pe no oli-
ference Of opinion at TO VINO should
Dp elected county treasurer. Miss
Noble Rogers Is Capable and undef-
stands thoroughly every detail u
the business connected WITH In. u
ice She viii discharge hsf aut!
wilh fidelity and no one viii pe
,.DIe TO control hef IL matters that
iiiay come up Tor consideration te-
lore tie board VI equalization.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

state Senator-Ghas. y. Barnpley
of Lynden; state Representatives
f1fty~thlro district. Guy X. Dunntpg
OF Blaine; J. J. FaIknor. of Noun.
tain View; FDty-tourth district. L
Z. Short. Of Silver Beach
Prosecuting Attorney-F. W. Biz.
by, Lypdsn.
yreasurer-G. A. Breuner. Bel.
ingham.
Engineer-Sherd J. Noble, Bel.
lingham.
Coroner-Dr. q. y. Beebe, Ever.
son.
Sheriff.. M. Aitken, Mountain
View.
Assessor--Fred wewetzer, Fern
dale
Commissioner Second District
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24
Use Banner Creamery Butter

ouf butter took the first nriza
s plue ribbon, at this years What
eoln county Fair, and RECEIVED ~
y ishest award-the silver cun--a,
me BUTTER Makers Association scnr
Ing contest held at Seattle 1as. 9 Geu
~, abstraction guaranteed.
The BANNER CRFaMEpV
Lynden. NJ Ehf co
l0-10-tf.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

henry shagren, Lynden: Third dis
irlct' {. e. Legoe, Ferndale.
Souhty SUPERINTENDENT. !
sch usman, Sumas.
'ostlce OF the Peace-W. H Bea
'"h ana Miss S. Biggs, Bellingham.
bonstable-charles r. Hender
Sol. Bellingham.
observation-disclosures A Hendar
son. Of Rome precinct.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

If Governor Hay IL not directly ii
stiKating the infamous attacks be
iur made Oh Bob Hodge, PfoRressiY
candidate tor governor rs Is hn"t
al coward 10 eoHntenante stch
methods which ate an abomibhil9h
10 all decent people, and IA either
ease he il not 1T ~ be governor o.
fgfs 81 ate
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

II you wan 20 resp wnishry aie
the saloons VIII AL Gi4etf aecOnita-
nyiug evils 0uf u tie country dis
trlcas auC towns. VOC for ilefft.s
Suasten Of Ilfaeeu aud G. =. -
goe OF FefndsIe fOf county commits.
slOAefs
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

We envy no man rho fuilest meas
efe of worldly wealth o. honor but
eaIfuoi RESTRAIN . 1Helug ~ cor
4et4pt when either makes ism aef
VIA az air Of superiority o. when
iie assumes ne tOle - q dictator
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

Norman 38apgOOd has resigned
~ editor Of Collier @eeKly. 1hs
resignation vas hauoeo 70 f,oOrrf :
Collier October 3 G. 70 lake etf-c' ~
mex DAY Golfers titts became {
pfof fessiVe Paprr ano vii turn II
support from Governor Wilson e
Colonel Roosevelt Tor the presideL.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

f. il altogether likely that the
stand pst press 81 this state VII
tind on November 3 that they hays-
rather oyerwofked the wash tub SO
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

Neither ean tAe character aasas-
slu the yiiesi o. an despisaDl ctess=
tufes, deteat q manly Man from
occupying the executive char -
Olympia BOB Hodge is gong %
be the neN governor - @ashinks
LOu
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

You may iook tor poisoned bullets
from the trae' loia'f sharp shoo1=
efs. Otherwise known Us nut Va l1ft
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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

You will make great mls'ak" II
you DO not east your ballot Tor j
] ralkner for the legislature from
the b3rd district
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

Ind don4 forge this the btu
let AaA MOI Deen moulded tha' cal
iQll tte Progressive cause.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-10-24

Every Taxpayer, poor nan, fleh
man o. corporation VIII 81 a sqna
deal from II. Y @ewetzef, ih' FRO
gressiye candidate for assessor