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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

Gin In ssutihsn aeetstrsiisu seihattes
@hrenpraeifat.

Sds Wort ,llraosl" lpirtt Gbnlih
rie oas BON Giottss 9ndnsn". oas
aus tin.m 8sihsibsnhsitstit.I Der Res
fcrmutious3eit gu einem Rimbus per-
Ieib,nosu Yrdoitat 9,tporosn III.
Inter llrooel itslt Iih manher urs
tpilturlid1 ettpas por, ons bis in bic
.riten Infdnec fsr 8si6ih.s suriid=
r.iht. Sn Wirtlidtsit reidNn bic
ipesnanntsn urabIisen Tamalitn nur
ms fpdte Mittelalt,r suriid, ole dltes
ten 5nmiIieu b0hft.ns bis ins 10.
Sabrbuno.rt. llroheI piro i'm 9egens
Jap gum SrisfaoeI Der Abel g.nannt.
Der bel iein,m Iuftreten in Der Sc
ididt. bersits oosIi9 mar. patreno
bic 6amilitn, ole our6 Elm nod be-
tannteS Document in oen 4osIitano
srbpben fporoen iino. grisfooeI bsiben.
Die 8renSe siuiidsn bsioen 1T ttpd
oas Sdbr 1400. Gs piiroe pouitins
big eenii9sn. ben uraoeI Iltooel, ben
Sriefdeel Neuooel 81 neunen.
Nuf BEN moofrne Sslmtsrdosl
Ieben llrootIi9e monhmal nit beious
oerem Stol5 btrab, aber fbe psrasiisn
babel, oab is ielbit dud Dor eir.m
alien 9eamtentum iib berl.iteu.
0enn 8raf uno 6tr3oe rparen urs
fpriingIid toiierlihe Yeamte. Gin
aoeI entitanb crit bdruus. oils oiefe
Nemtsr erbIih puroen uno 8runobes
iib binsutom. Del @ruf bate
uripriin9lid. ms monerne iberfeBt.
etipa Die 8sfusniHe zines Sssirtsamt
MAINS, SberamtsrihttrS, Rentomtz
monnS uno 8dtaiupnstommanoeurs,
Der 9srSoe mar. ung.fdbr mas iebt
Elm Rseierunqspr6foent. Sbers2ans
besg,ri6tsprdiib.nt uno OioiFonss
general if. 9raf uno S.rsos pereis
nieten in ibrer Yerion miIitdr;ide.
rifterlihe unb Acknowledgements,
aber ie tpdren bonn beutifen Ronig
eing,ieBte Beanie au6 ais bic
Iemter erblih ~geporosn tparen. ipur
ben Die 6amiIi.n pom 3onig 3oiier
bamit belobrt. 0i,Ie 9~e!obuune
folIte bic R,ifEtiititen ctutlib boran
srinnern. boB lie uripriinglih 8eumte
paren. Wtnn Otto bon Wittelsbod
1880 nit benz 3srSootum 8opern be-
lebnt purbe, 10 III bas, ins [mooerue
iibertragen, nihts anosres als haB er
pom erblihsn Yt3irtsamtmann bon
Oodou gum erbIiden Regierun9sprds
Iioenten non S~berbanern apdnc,erte.
Gbenio tporsn Die t6ob.naolern, bepor
iie erblidk Observation-Disclosures bon
8ronoenburg puroen, Be5irtsomtz
mGnnsr bon Nirnb.rg. Den 3iteI
Graf uuo 9er5os fiibrte nur INNER
Der, Der pirtlih bas Nmt ooer in
IpGt.ren 3s;ten Den 8eiib inne bate.
bic anbsrsn S0bne paren rur bon;
baraus entipruneen Die pitIen beutis
gen usaoeli9.n 6amiIitn nit benz
Stir! n6reiberr" ODER bon"
Di, fsben uIio. oab ieIbit Die GItes
ten europdiidsn orIigen 6amiIien
nur 1000 Sabre alt fiuo. pobreno ie
in China Elm utter BON 1000 Sobren
err.i6en. Die ioesnannte Gbsnbiira
tieteit bat aud er't felt benz 30iGbris
gen 3riee poIs 0.Itung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
TO- Die Miitter f6nnen aetrof

Or. 8in9's Stem DISCOVERY taufen uno
es ibren 8leinen 9eben. tuenn oiei.lben
front limb uno an Grtdltuns. SuIten.
ODER Sols' unb Qun9enleioen Ieioen.
IS idnedt Id6n, 1T barmlps. uno ,uer
es sinmaI 9ebraudt. Der sebraudt es
INNER. 5rau Bruce @rnnfor6 in Nt'
asara. Wo., idreibt: .0r. Sings
New DISCOVERY beilts me,nen Suneen
unb es mabte inn rotbe @aneen ilr
Die b%laiien @ausen. @r mar baroui
oaS Bib Der @eiunobsit." Gs buff
tets. gu faufen bel .. Z. 6 b a r I.
Npotbeter.-NnS.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Die &eiplution muroe pertuisien unb
wiro I'M @omite abaetban iueroen.
M Senat.

| GVE 5trtpluttUU uuLpc utLtuttleU uHo
piro TN @Omite absetban ueroen.
SIM Senat.
Sin Der seitrisen Sisune bes Senats
fuuroe Don Srofune pom @aupaca cine
9orIase einssrsiht. osrsn Sped Die
5orbsruns Der 8emesuns sum Sau
gutter 9aubftraBen 1T. Sbren
8eitimmunsen asmdB iol Der 9anos
itraBentommihdr ieoes Counties idbrs
lib einmaI cine @eriammIung ansr
Observation-Disclosures Der 9ptuns
zines Counties ei%nberufsn. III tueIher
Die in 5rase fommsnSen @sisse srfIdrt
uno allsemsine. ben Sau uno bic @r.
baItuns BON 2anoitraben betreHsnos
GnseIsgenbeiten bsiprpdeu tpsroen fol.
len. 9ieie Sabresperiammluus iolI
b06itsus swei Gage oaueru, uno Die
2%beilnebmer an o~erIelben erhelten DOM
9Omnibasmsiiter Siuei Dollars pro
Gag uno ibrs &eiistolten a%usbesabIt.
Die fomOIe SurIaee bes Seuators
9inleD BON Superior, melhe Iih nit
benz lo5iaIen uebeI beihdftigt.
wurbe uerbientermaBsu oeinitiu abse.
than. 3uar periuhte Der Nntragiteller
lie Su retten. inoem er Elm ENHANCEMENT
einbradte, oaB Die Surp Die Sbbe bss
S6absueriases beltimmen uno onB
oas SeusniB Der 5rauenspsrlon ALIEN
niht hinreihenoer Befpeis iein ion.
allein nadoem ibm Der @efalsn sstbnn
ipproen mar, 6ies ENHANCEMENT eutsu.
bei6en. purbe Die 10 amenotrts 8lll abs
selebnt.
8om SuitiSauSibus purosn siinltis
sinberihtet Die Bill 9easoals betrefs
Bombs oes gpuntpidasmeiters, Die
Bill 2inlep betrsfisnb GusuabI BON
@eitmorenen, bic 8il Tomtins besiss
LID Der &ehtssiltisteit pom 9ofumens
ten. benen fein Siesel beiseiest muroe.
uno bic Bill Tensoale beslslih Der
Su%risoiftion in 5duen pom unebeltder
8aterIhaft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Grnnoeigentblms=M arft.

Sn ben leBten 3oQen ipuroen bic fols
9enben 8runoelgen.1umsib
uorsenommen:
Otto uno Spieptiue ,5eIsfe an 0ate Cant
phere, eigentaum IN Der SoutbenltfrH
ADDITION 5u 9oro "a GroAe. .... - u
Z. s. Cation uno 5rou an Dih. 9ihtinaer,
eine got in StO3leD AooItion sum Yreiie
BON ....-..,.... $l65
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

bic 0urlbert . 8priase an Die &eibe.
welhe Die 8esabIuns Der Mitslieoer Der
2~esislatur pom $500 fir Suei Sabre nui
5000 jdbrIih erbcht. Die SOrIase
nuroe sur &einihrift rermieien.
&ueBler luhte Der Bill osfelben abs
s%eOroneten. uslhe %seltatten iOa oaB Der
Staat feline Jpuos in Der Staatsueriis
herung anlese, elm SinberniB in ben
@es Su ls9en. Sn ieiner Nniprade
iaste er. ct isbe teinsn @runo. wesbaIb
Der Staat ins 8riuatseiddft gebsn
iolte. 6. 6. SObnion pertbsibiste b,e
Bia. Der Serr BON Sefferiun ideine
Die SahIaae niht gu ueriteben, fIbrte
er aus. Die BewObner oes StaateS
SabIten beute $10,0OO.0OO an 8rdmien
uno ie ieien 81 Ieoer nur m6sliben
@nt!aituns berehtist. Der Staat Itede
niht eiuen Gent IN Den ltaatliben 9es
neutrality-suspicious..
&oeBler'S Nntra9. bic 8orlnge Su
perwerfen. tpuroe ateelebnt uno bic
8orlage our &einihrift permieien.
Grei SObnion's Bill, bic le~sislatioen
Sisunsen auf 120 Gage be hrdnfeno,
wurbe CUR britten 9eiuns bef6roert.
Serr Sanion rei6te elm Nmenoemsnt
sur @binnods Bill. ipelde 6eiratben
Spiihen 8ettern uno 8aien 5meiten
8rabes uerbietet. elm, baB bic 6eiratben
BON @~pileptitern oerbietet. 9as Mmens
oemeut uuroe an9enommen uno bic
8iu 9eIanste cur britten 2eiune.
Mlntlep's Bill fir freie Shulbiber
murbe Suriiduerpieien.
SulI's BiIl ansesriffen.
9es Spreders s0istriminas
tionssTorIase wuroe uon Dem Ib9.
Mintlep %ansesriffen als cine NtaBres
gel. Die nidt ben beabiibtisten 3wed
errei9e. Die NusmerSuns BON @Onfurs
rens, UNI @onfurren5 gu 1hofen, lei
elm l.iteriansen. bas er nidt ueritebe.
iaste er. SelbIpernduolib oiene Die
@onturen5 ou5u. baB Der Shmabe
Dem Stdrferen unterItese, oieie &Ors
lase aber ueroe oa5u fiibren. BOB mebr
HroSeiie anbdnsis gemadt miiroen.
5lidtis betra6tet. iheine lie prpsreliip.
aber auf lOlhe WeiIe fDnnten bic Fruits
nidt resulirt perben. @inise @e1bdftss
.leute wiir6en baourd prpfitireu. aber
niht Die MaIie bes 8olfeS. Die ein
&edt auf cine G%erbinisung Der 2ebenss
mtttel babe. Or belt oann en,e lnnee
&ebe sesen 6as fapttuliiti1e Spltem,
beren &ernpunft mar, BOB oaS 8olt Die
fruits eisnen unb nibt re sul il
rem io(te.
Nrel Sobnion pertbeibigte bic Wae.
resel, Die bereits i'll bier Ssllionen sins
ltlge Gufnabme sefunoen babe.
&ihter &p1a erfIdrte ben !3wed Der
8orlase. sic perbiete abii9tlids 9iss
Elimination ieitens Der gambler in See
bensbeoirfnifien. inbem lOlde fir Die
1elben Wadren in einem Orte tpeniser
~oerlan9en als in einem anoeren uno
perpies babel auf Die Stanoarb
Oil g o. Gin @eleb, tpelhes iolde
unseredte Gonturren5 perbite, peroe
pom Tolte perldnst, meinte er, uno
npdmals sur STANDARD Oil 60. ibers
sebsno, iaste er. oaB oieie @eienldaft
BEN Yreis bon Del rebu5ire, UNI Cons
furrenten Su uertretben unb, tpenn oies
9eiheben, perbe Der 8reis ipieber
erb0bt. 9:sle @orlase iei fiderli1
elm S6ritt in Der redten &tds
tuns, benin ie treble Fruits aus benz
@ei6dft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Terionalia.

- Sr. Jet. Getrieet. 1887 RaoiIou.
Ctr, ~feierte I'M gonias Nbenb in groBem
,SreuHoesfreiie ieiuen az. @eburtsto9. Nm
4heno puroe thm cine Surpriie. 8drtu ees
iUiomei uno man perlebte aneenet NE Gun
oeu. Mud Der .Abeneteru- gratultrt mad
tr0glib.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Nrattifdsr Nrat. NItsl

prdttifter 4r3t. NItsr
Nrst (u .insm iunosn a%oleaeu):
.Dsnn Sic duh Die Ratur. Der
Grant6eit nidt ioQleih nit Res
ftimmtbeit .ridnri haten ptrs
fhrsiben sic BEN patisnteu immsr'
bin elm. inbiiiersnie Webi3in: oa-
6urh qepinnt Der 9ran,e 8srtrdusn.
hsr Nrat 3sit. une Der apotbeter bat
fhlitbtif auh ,tpos bopou,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

msntunft fano unter esu 4uIpisieu
oes 2raoe ano 9abor Council itatt. ie.
bod mar Seoermaun. Der 0rn. N9itfel
~ ieben uno 81 besrlBsn minlht, tpin.
tOmmeH.
Montas Gbeno belt 0r. Mithea in
benz Normalihul. AuoitUrium einen iehr
gut beiuhtsn Sortrua ab, in peltem
er iiber bas IrbeltersllnlonsmeIeu, Dem
er bstanntIid iein 9eben sefpiomet bot,
oss 9auseren ipra6. Gr iteute babel
bic S%ehduptuns anf. oaB pieIe I'm.
lerer Staaten mebr @elo fir ben
8iIohus ~nusedben ME fir 5 a.
britinipettiou. clio oas Bib
lei better beldist ais tIsine s. / n.
Der.
Sn 8esus auf Straits meinte Sr.
Mtthea, osren Swed tperbe aIs Reaei
iaIid aufseiaBt, uno man oarie niht
uer9eien oaB oieielben nur eintreten
nodecm ale anbern Nllttel erifopit
lsisn nm menldenmiirolge 3ultdnoe su
l6aHsn. gr iaste sum S9IuiIs wsnn
es nab ibm sinss 10 bGt:en mir wsber
miibise DE nod miiBiss 81 ne.
bic erIteren Orrumpirt ourh ibren
R~eittbum. Die lesteren ernieorist
ourd ibre Notb.
Sr. Ntttdea wuroe bon Yrdi. Cotton
porssitelIt. uno binterIieB pprtrsfHiten
@inoru6. Son alen ben sroBen glrs
beiterflbrern lit er iiherIih Die am
msiitsn ipmpatbiihe uno aufribtislt
oas ~alsemsine 8obl eritrsbenbs Sers
ionIib cit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
aus @laoiiOn.

ssr xesislaturialdre in
ssr MKemblp sur 3einidrift per-
ipieien. ainiase pOu COMBS. Spre=
der 9ulIs ainii=7 isfriminatipns=
Bill muroe anscsrifTsn. Sine
S@lappe fir bic ,,Vrubibs''!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
NieOrigere electromagnetic.

Is &eiuItat elmer
&eiolution. Dor
Glib. Mubonep in
Der Iesteu Stubt'
rathsiiBuns ein9s.
reit]t unb tuonah
cine untsriuduns
Der bteiisen Sers
iidsrun9S ; Staten
einaeleitet tpsroen
iDate, Die bier
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

Der @hsmblp iuuroe
ON 9ieHftas M0rs
gen flsi6is s~earbet'
let uno es iuuroe
tros Idnserer De-
batien iber ein5eIne
Sorlasent Siemlih
uiel erIeotst. Nls
erite Ma6reseI tam
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Sobn Miit@ea in "a GroNe.

Sohn Mit.
9sa's Gmpfans
iano an 0isnstas
Nbeno in Der
eagle 6al an Der
SapitrnBs sins
SsrianlmIuns nm
s ubr TAFT. nm
ben srOssn Nr.
bsltertahrsr lns
tOrmea gu bssra'
Zen. Tie 9ulum.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

Mabiion. @is.. 90. 6ebr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

Die SerIase ipurbe SdlisBlid nit 81
ssseH 4 Stimmen sur Rsinlhrift psr'
ipisisn. Die pier Stimmen oneesen
tnmsu BON ben Soeinleemotraten. Wtebs
rsrs nnoere 8OrIasen wuroen befors
bert.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-25
BOXING THE LATEST DOPE BASEBALL
VIII Archer Sign? Search Us!
Cardinals in Fold.


information, whatever that is; it is
not even a one best bet, but we have
aprlvate bunch that Jimmy Archer is
preparing to sign Cub contract.
Figures unknown; time of signing
not certain.
Archer, who has been willing to be
interviewed the last few days, closed
up yesterday and declined to talk for
publication about. his trouble with
President Murphy of the Cubs. Muir
ply, on the other hand, did whole
mess of talking, but there was moth
ing in his outbursts which indicated
he would kick Archer out window
If the catcher assembled to the tenth
floor of the Corn Exchange Building.
The actions Of both principals to
the middle indicated they were paw
ing the way to an understanding.
First. Baseman, Ed Konetchy and
Outfielders Cakes and Evans of the
st. Louis Cards signed the papers
yesterday at Indianapolis, and Lee
Magee is now the only hold-out on
Miller Higgins roll The figures in
the contracts were not given out.
There are some real cubist artists
on the West Side ball team. They
draw their pay.
Howard Moran, /19-year-oId
southpaw pitcher, who has been play
ing semi-pro ball around Chicago,
signed contract to pitch for Denver
in the Western League. He is highly
touted by Scout Ma1loy.
The AII-Chinese baseball team
from Honolulu has arrived at San
Francisco for a tour of the U. S.
Stanford is the first of the college
teams on the schedule
George StovaII plans to put time
clock in the St. Louis Brown club
house, which the players will punch
on entering and leaving. Some of
Georges pitchers will play a merry
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-03-25
Cubs Win-White Sox Loaf-Moha
Shades McGoorty.

is developing into a regular guy as a.
pinch hitter. Yesterday at Nashville,
with the sacks densely populated in
the ninth and the Cubs two runs be-
hind, Good pummeled triple to the
fence. He registered when Dick Cot
ter singled.
The Cubs won, 4 to 2, but they
spent bad afternoon in the hitting
line until the ninth, when they got
three of their six hits and all their
runs. A trio of Southern League
pitchers almost busted the winning
record of the star athletes.
Charlie Smith pitched the first five
innings for the K. K. (Korking Krab),
and was touched for six hits and
two runs. Lefty Pierce came on the
scene in the sixth, and after that the
Nashvillains were foiled. Lefty held
them hitless and was never in danger.
Evers almost started a civil war
with some uncivil tactics toward the
umpire, indicating that he has lost
none of his grabbing conversation.
The manager would have been chas-
ed to the bench and maybe banished
from the city if he had been in a
big league game. It looks like Marty
Berghammer, Jawn's understudy,
would have plenty of work this sum-
mer.
Nashville will be the scene of an
other battle this afternoon and Larry
Cheney is the first choice for slab
work. Evers had the star of his stable
warming up in the ninth yesterday
after the Cubs forged ahead, to go to
the rescue in case Pierce faltered
Ward Miller occupied left field in
place of Mike Mitchell, who had a
charley horse in his little finger.
Ernie johnson, leading citizen of
the South Side, changed his residence
today and became a regular citizen of
the Los Angeles ball club. Johnson,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
WASHINGTON STATE
NEWS Of INTEREST
important Happenings OF the
Week From Towns in Our
State.
OIL IN JEFFERSON COUNTY

Aberdeen Men Claim to Have Rich
Fields on Hon River.
Aberdeen-The claim Is made her.
that high-grade oil of quality worth
$3.50 a barrel has been discovered on
the Hob river, in jefferson county, by
q group OF Aberdeen men, who say
they have been working quietly on the
proposition for the past two years.
The land has been leased and wells
put down.
Ten cases of fine paraffine oil. from
wells II to II feet deep. were brought
out by packhorses. Ten years age
there was an oil boom here. companie:
were formed. shares sold and crude
development undertaken. Not enough
was found to pay for the trouble then
and the discovery languished.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
Nestor Convicted Of Assault.

South Bend.-The jury in the case
turned a verdict of guilty of assault,
in the second degree. Nestor has
been on trial for three days on the
charge of first degree assault in con
nection with the shooting of FREQ
Bohmer last March. BONNER anc
Nestor met at that time and the cul
mination of an aggravated quarrel was
that Nestor fired five shots at the
mans body. Despite this Bohmei
knocked Nestor down and beat him
almost into insensibility before he
became SO weakened by loss of blood
that he was forced to stop.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
Women SIT In Murder Case.

Tacoma.-The first murder trial in
Pierce county, in which women are
sitting on a jury, which will say life
or death, Is now under way in the
superior court.
Frederick Bheham is being tried for
the murder of Frederick Horst in a
feud a few months ago in which some
ten men were involved. There are
four women on the jury, each one OF
whom. when questioned by the attor
neys in selecting jury. announced
she had no scruples against the death
penalty.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
3 Workmen Killed on Steamer.

Wcnatchee.-Three workmen en-
ployed on the steamer Yakima. engag-
ed in government work above Bridge
port, on the Columbia river. were kill
ed by an explosion of dynamite. The
dead men were George Uffrist, Harry
Langland and Hugh McCaren. The
mea were on q raft and we're charg-
ing a rock with dynamite preparatory
to blasting the rock.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
Passaee Of Suffrage Dill Fersssen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that the
new congress will have sufficient
members who favor woman suffrage
to make possible the passage Of an
equal suffrage amendment at its first
regular session was made here by
Senator Miles Poindexter Of Washing
ton.
"The recent widespread change In
sentiment and the conversion OF indi-
vidual members Of both houses to
equal suffrage" said Senator Poin-
dexter. makes 1t altogether possible
that the new committee on this Quss-
tion will report favorably."
Senator Poindexter anticipates .
full hearing OF the matter before the
senate suffrage committee.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
OPIUM RING IS UNEARTHED
Head Office In Honolulu and Branches
in Pacific Coast Cities.

Seattle.-Customs officers found In
the home OF Charlie Looey, a Seattle
Chinese merchant, under arrest in
Portland charged with opium snug
Cling. correspondence which they
think will enable them to arrest mem
bers of a widespreading opium ring
in San Francisco, Portland and Van.
couver, B. c.
The strength of the syndicate, which
is believed to have handled most OF
the great quantity of opium imported
into the United States, lay in its tine
organization. with the head office 'n
Honolulu and each branch in charge
of a single man. Thus. in Seattle. de-
tectives say. only Looey was in direct
touch with the business and he dealt
only with Vancouver on the north and
Portland on the south. Looey has been
watched in vain for two years.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
kennewlek Man Wins Bride.

Los Angeles, Cal-Entering the mar
rage license bureau William r. Amor
Of Kennewick. Wash, took out Ii
cense to marry Clara A. Sheehan OF
Pasadena. and the ceremony was per
formed at the brides home. He is g.
years of age and she 81. Mr. Amor
said that he had known Miss Sheehar
for many years, but it was only few
days ago that he could prevail upon
her to marry.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1913-03-20
CHURCH DIRECTORY
MErhoplsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Hours Of worship. Preaching II m and 7:30
D. m Sunday School 10 q. m. Epworth League
$50 .. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:3o p m
HERBERT JONES. Minister
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ROYAL NEIGheORS.
w. r. C.,

Meet every second and fourth Saturdays at K
of p. Hall Mrs. Sophia Young. Oracle.
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FRArERNAL UNION.

Lynden Lodge No. AGO, meets every third Tues
day evening at K. of p hall. s. L. Palmer F. M
Anna Anderson, Secretary.
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Meet In Pixley's Hall every FIRST and third
Tuesday OF each month. Chas. B. Sampley.
Foreman. Harriet Hemingway, Correspondent
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Womens Relief Corps. No. 20 meets first and
third Saturdays in G. A. r. hall Jennie Palmer,
President: Belle Wampler. Secretary; L. C. Biddell
Corresponding Secretary.
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, CHURCH. UNpenoM,MArlonAl
FIRST REFORMED CHURCH.

Cor. 9Th and Grover Sts., Rev. J. G. Brouwer.
Services every Sunday at 1870 p. m. in the Hol-
land language Sunday School Immediately after
the afternoon services. Evening service at 7:30
n the E,nUlish language Senior Bible Classes
in the Holland language on Monday evenings: in
the English language Tuesday evenings and
Wednesday afternoons. Junior Bible Classes on
Saturday at 1880 and 200 P. M.
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q. A. r.

Lynch Post, No. Al: meets second and fourth
Tuesdays In g. A. X. Hall. Joseph Pym, Com
mspder. A. J. russo. Adj.
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MASONIC.

Lynden Lodge, No. So meets second and fourtb
Thursdays in Masonic Hail. Geo A paimer w
ii. d. w. Bender. Seey. W.
LINDEN Chapter No. ~, o. E. s., meets frst
and third Thursdays In Masonic Hall Mrs Geo
W. Hall, w. NJ. Geo. w. Hall, Secy
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MODERN WooDMEN.
q. of A. v.

Meet every 2nd and 4th Saturdays in Pixley'a
Hail. on Third st. Warren e. Hawley, Clerk.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHURCH..

Front Street. Services $3.50 a: m. and p. m. sun
day School $50 p. Senior Catechism classes.
Tnesday At 2 aud D. m. Junior Classes: Saturday
$40 o. m. and at Ebenezer School. Friday. l:3o p
m Rev p. J. Hoekenga. Pastor.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Corner ard and Liberty Streets Rev. J. B.
Boulet Services every third Sunday in the
month At 1880 .. m. Sunday School after regular
services,
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FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
1. o. o. =.

Lynden Lodge. No. Il, meets every sa,r-d.v 4,
Sad Fellows, Han. c. h. Bay. n G. "a. s.
Nooksaek Valley Encampment, No. &C. meet.
nrs6and third Wednesdays in Odd Fellows Hail
Geo Scovil, G. p. H. s. Steinhauer scribe.
Harmony Rebecca Lodge, No. IS, meets FIRST
and third Saturdays in /. o. o. F. Hail Efhsi
0shes' n u. Mrs W. W. Palmer. Secretary.
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KNIGHTS OF pYrh,As.

Lynden Lodge. No. 1877, meets every Monday in
hauer, X. Of r. s.
Lynden Temple. No. 90, Pythian Sisters. meets
second aud fourth Wednesdays in k Of P, Hail
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UNITARIAN CHURCH.

p.v rr.d AIban Well minister Services the
first Sunday evening Of the month. October to
March inclusive At 1:30 O'Clock in r. OF r HAIL
The public is cordially invited.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Grover and It'll Sts, Rev. r. /. Case
Services every Sunday morning at II. Sunday
School at 10 in the forenoon. Prayer Meeting
Wednesday evening.
MSS ION CHURCH, UNpENoMiNArioNAt
Rev. C. E. Hodges. Services: Sunday School
10 A. N. Preaching IL A. N. Evening Service
7:SOP NJ Cottage Meeting Wednesday go p
n Prayer Meeting. Thursday. $50 p N.
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international Bible Students ASSN

of Lynden. meets at Pixley's Hall every sunday az
10 to 12 a m and to D. m. All interested are
invited. seats free: no collections: Unsectarian.
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TRIBUNE FOR JOB PRINTING.