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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-05
Beltranli- Probate Court.
In the, Matter Of the Estate Of Minnie

Major, Decedent: s
The State of Minnesota to all persons
interested In the settlement and distri-
button. Of the estate of said decedent:
Bruno Fl. Major; as administrator OF the
above named estate, having filed In this
court his petition. representing, among
other things, that he has fully COM
piled with the terms and conditions of
the final decree in the matter Of said es-
tate and with the terms and conditions
of all other DEGREES and orders Of this
court in said matter and has paid. over to
the distributes and persons named in
said final decree, all moneys, funds and
property to them awarded In said final
decree. and praying that he as such adj
m1nistrator of said estate. and the sure
ties on, his bond. be discharged from all
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-05
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
BELTRAMI.
District Court, Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict

STATE 10 Of MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
District Court, Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict.
In the Matter of Judicial Ditch Num-
Der Twenty nine (R9), Beltrami Coun-
ty, Minnesota.
tion has been filed in the office Of the
undersigned clerk praying for the es-
tablishment Of Judicial Ditch in Bel
t duiV e eenn asi% that bond
been approved and filed with the un.
dersigned as required by law; that the
Judge Of the District Court of the
and filed his order fixing the 1st day
of April, 1914, at ten o'clock in the
3n no o,t thereof at the court house
the time and place Of the first hear
ing on said petition.
tteerested are hereby given notice Of the
Clerk of the District T. court Mi Rs Beitra;m,
70 County. Minnesota.
A. tsH a. ANDREWS,
Attorney for Petitioners,
The following is copy of said Pc
STATE Of MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
District Court. Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict.
In the Matter Matter Of the Petition Of
County. Minnesota. ''''
Your petitioner respectfully petitions
the Court to establish g. Judicial Ditch
IN Beltrami County, Minnesota, along
the course, hereinafter described and
to that end herewith submits the fol-
lowing statements Ct fact:
That the petitioner is land owner
fected by, or assessed Tor the expense
of the construction of said ditch:
That the establishment Of said ditch
the lands through which the ditch will
ana that it will promote the pubic
l., That the purpose of said ditch is to
thoroughly drain the swamp and wet
anS ithr0 0rdar which the ditch VII
pose the Engineer who IS to be appoint
ed by the Court to make the survey of
e shalt ae sha aSyz bs ut or
more thoroughly drain the lands, to
extend the main ditch and any and all
VI lis pTanCOeS, OF TO Cn00&o their
course, or to alter the same in any
manner he may deem it best in order
to better drain the said watershed.
The following is a description Of tho
starting point and termini Of said ditch,
same being all within Beltrami County,
MAIN DITCH.
apolis, Red Lake and Manitoba Rail-
road Company's right Of way on the
quarter a,1arter line Of the Southwest (sW,44)
T 3iIz5 One Hundred
East East on the quarter line to about the
east {NEA} quarter Of the Southwest
lSWA) quarter Of Section Seventeen
CD. Township One hundred forty-seven
Township One hundred forty-seven
(14O, Range Thirty-three (33), then
diagonally in a Southeasterly direction
through the Southeast (SEA) quarter,
Section Seventeen (17), the Northwest
(NWA) quarter Of the Northeast
(NEA) quarter, Section Twenty-one
CID, and the Northeast (NEN) quarter
Of the Northwest (NWA) quarter. Sec
ton Twenty-one (21), and Lot One az
OF Section Twenty-one (21), to point
intersecting Lake. Bemidji. Also such
other branches and 1aterals as the En-
gineer may deem advisable to thorough
ly drain the swamp lands through
which it will pass.
II. c. BAER.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-05

Troppman's ready to wear depart.
ment on second floor will be COM
pleted about April 1. 1920 addi-
tional square feet Of floor space has
been added ito the store.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-05
movies" TO BE SHOWN JURY
White Slave Films viii ne Proaented
In Court.

In Court. g..
New York, March 5.-Arrangements
have been made to produce moving
picture Aims on the white slave traf.
nc in the court Of general sessions
during the trial this week of Samuel
H. London and Harry Bohm, who
were indicted on charge of giving
an immoral exhibition. It will be the
first time that moving pictures have
ever been produced in a courtroom
a. part Of the evidence in criminal
case.
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further liability by reason Of said
trust and the administration OF said es-

trust and the administration Of said es-
tate.
Therefore, you, and each Of you. are
cited and required to show cause
IL any you have, before this court at
the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the City Of Bemidji. in the
County Of Beltrami, State Of Mime
sofa, on the 10th day Of March, 1914.
at ten O'clock A. NJ. why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court, and
the seal Of said Court, this 4th day Of
February, 1914.
- M. A. CLARK,
COURT SEAL) Probate Judge.
e. W. CAMPBELL,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Bemidji, MINI.
54tD212-35
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-05
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured

There is nothing 4nore discour7
aging than a chronic disorder of the
stomach. Is it not surprising that
many suffer for years with such an
ailment when a ornament cure Is
within their reach and may be had
for a trife? "About one year. ago,"
says P. H. Beck, of Wakelee. Mich,
II bought a package of Chamber
lain's Tablets, and since using them
I have felt perfectly well. I had
previously used any number of dif-
ferent medicines, but none of them
were of any lasting benefit" For
sale by al dealers.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-05

At Troppman's Friday IL 1-2c
gingham at SC. 15c Toile Du Nord
bingham Friday at IL 1-2c. 1000
yards of lace 5c.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-05
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

by local applica lions. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
mere e only one way to cure deafness.
9no tnat - by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed con.
aition OF the mucous lining Of the Eua-
tach1an Tube. When this tube IL n.
niamed you have rumblins sound or
imperfect hearing. and where It 50 en-
tlrely closed. Deafness IL the result.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-05

french Election April IS.
Paris. March The French cab
met council decided on Sunday, April
26. as the date for the general parlia,
mentary elections In France.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-05

CITATION Fo1 HEARING on RETI-
TIoN. 1o1 DIs0HA1dE OF AD1IIN-
ISTRATO1.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-05

Troppman's big department store
has added a rest room on second floor
with all conveniences, which will be
ready about April 1st.-Adv.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
.,ates Iand Owners Foo
er.,aftv for G.anufl.v' Gaad.

"V dsiington Isl losing MANY settlers
becarss OF he nigh prices at which
IT'S agricultural lands ara heidi, said
Judge I-1rett, chairman Of tie axesiI.
i've committees Of the Union Pacific
railroad system, at Seattle lie other,
day.
Il kunw for d fact fudge T-avetr
continued, 'tiIat MANY pes-sAns Who
would settle fieiss ara going alll+.Ier
east The trouble seems ~ Be Eiiat
owners OF lie Iands want 10 se, ont
Of them, without any labor or axpen,
ditslrs for bettefrnenfs on their nal-,
lie faIil vdiue Of tie lauds I U.lev vera
imprnredl That is nur Il policy that
will help the state. II viii never Juild
IN Washington aai-cnltilrailv is it
must be built ~ 20 IctIieve proper de-
9aiaumenr. IN tie case OF the logged
gff lands especially, il seems rs 4 lle
purchaser Should have a-err dppar
aInitv 10 buy his and ciIeapiy aud sr-
cry encouragement 10 remain On il
and develop il at a proft.''
fudge LOvatr does nor. expect the
United States % profit nueii fa,um The
European war War he explained
newer helps anybnd-. The Whole
world suffers rom a conflict ike JlIau
how in progress. There is tun much
wealth destroyed and 90 much money
burned M 10 enable ellis COUNTY, ar
any other ID pratt. We will be lis.
Gucf lnsers by the withdrawal OF Mulch
OF the European money Invested hera.
It will De years before The nations now
at var have rss8.erad enough u have
any money TOR Investment IN American
securities, and on llie other hand
American capital will find mora arf1.ac
i've Inducements ID invest abroad Tllan
AT home
..Fdsdstlffs will 10 ~, OF enursa
The growers OF foHdsIIifs will ger
more money for their Products, nut
5ileY ara the only ones vino will pratt
Business generally has besn SC iisin.
Gated by the war CHAT il ia impossible
% predict Just how conditions viii adj
Just Uliemseives The most eneaIl,ia-
ing factor ia the uniformly large craps
CHS year
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
Re.n.le.siau.

eSEEB
Whit can II mean-tliis hunting
strain
OF other lays, 81 atd, 81 new;
This music, WIN a mite rsfI-lin,
Elusive, 50 that when lam
Wnuld listen. IL ii gone again :,
In morning Dreams I Zee Yaur 1.ice;;
9er not the saIne-
What now Is fair as El.r may 1n,
Is mingled bronze and efnnE;
And IN paur ayes I diiriiiF sT,ace
sia.piug flame,
Last night Z dreamett at SIN amt
sand
Al empty Iand;
rhera Wa nuI rueA, nur bensf,
nor nlan
When, siidden.-sn the vision r,iIl---
We're calneis and a Garara1s
And ygIr aid I r1de tor a sDa1
With These at hand.
Wilt tell NE what it neana, Eelnv-
EFT
For do not lnderstaldg
eHED
Z cannat tafl you INV I know
T nIiY not tell
Bur 7 WIS once an Asian Khan,
Lord af the sreDpe ant e;iraEtn..
From CasDil ! shore ca Gtf khaRIn,
And all vas we'll
Til lsiirabei
Ny Arab DI'iucrss brgugh1 ne woe :;
I loved; she disatfs I auffared III;
lC vas two Thousand Years agis..
IN TurAaarau
But al Ii veil,
For Isiicahei
Il csme again
Pure IA the snow
5yasH az the rains
And ycu ara she,
NJ bride To be-
Ny lsabeit
My Lshtaheir
IOFfN FIJI @E Els
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

The Dresenr 98usH ct G-prssen-
t.iIiEes ii made ~ Of 40 neIu hers.
OF cheese .29 ara DeInuerats; ls3
ira Republicans Il are Frugrssa-
ives. ane,. Mr.. Kent. OF CaliE0rniii
III al independent rhera IL IL
~ Mr. Einft.i, az CHiuratfo, VIVA
Formally left riie Demucrlrie Dnrty
a short time aga, antt one vacanGH
clasetI by the reiisrnalInn gf Ma,
McDernaIn, OF uIInais, the Demg-
GRAFT. whose Withdrawal from CUM
sl'asa WIS the her resillr OF the uem-
GGI'aIic BBhhY InFHsti gl.iun. II rile
Demaefffric parity IGses - members
in tile Mgvem ber ait-eEiun. IL viii BE-
auatttt fl'am power IN che EGuse.
Eh,. Republican ami Frugressive vote
enm1,n.-tf, two vaar4 asEu, WIS grenE-
er than Gllau Of pemaertuic cou--
Treasine1 eii.et4d III ~ d1stricts
In Ii congressional diHu,icrs. Deu--
0cf,inlc cangresHmena we're ei,1ctad
by maiuriIies OF Iesa than L Gllous--
and vQr.a
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

Tile state &C WISCONSIN a common
wealth. tar in adVdncg OF many aun--
ers IN the WHY Of good, Commemorative
amt economical government, has A
law which permits eauuties, At
tlisir diseretion. 20 inau91raUes The
single tax system OF placing uaXs.s
sn land exclusively
Why not try ou1 the single Usis
bhss0rY IN Ike manner in riiis sfaTss'
Il might prove OF benefir to an
ever burdened and ua1;-ridden enm-
munIgB. It wGuId demonstrates IN a
practical manner THE worth Ct che
system, and prove wherher IL pns-
ssss.ss the MERITS CLAIMED FOR ii
by ia many Advocates, some Ct
whom have given the tIieorY care
faI s1ndg And, above al i such
a eisnge in our tax system we're a.
dnDte6,. ii would IN all DrUbahi.iuY
force The Land sDeeullrcr To Ter go
OF some Of his holdings, and place.
them in the hands Gf Men who would
cultivate uhe lands and make Ghenl
lI IL high 5ime than Uhe
land-grabhsrs who ara holding on
"a valuable ancaIIJIVaCsd rracIa De-.
brought co tiIne- why not try The
single tax method of Gazing only the
land
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

snii1stratiDn. WlIesT the result WIS
ANNOUNCED the republican press
boosted OF 4 20 Der cant gain IN
republican votes. Tint zaiu vas
shown. If the results are compared
sEfth the vote east Tor Taft N IgL2-
Governor faines. however, reeeivet
r. Gag rdres in 1917, rs against X
baIft 81. 9gn vo1esz this yssaII nrnsa-
dent Wilson carried AHine in I4I2-
se1eirtng 81 IL ro1es, or abalIt
IL. 1GG fewer votes than were. czLss
tl4iss year. Tie Prugressives nRti 10
state ticket II he fteid IN Maine IN
r9TI Colonel aoBsevelt reeeivad
IS, ags.
The Progressive csIndidBtes Tor
Governor Ibis rear received 8hnnt
81 JBO votes Maine ave DIR
Taft Is, 545 votes N I9L2. ar.
Gardner. the Progressive. caudi1ate
fnr Governor tiiis YEAR reosivefi 80. =
1DB votes less than we're east fnr
Colonel Roosevelt III 1917 Where
lid tlIDsea votes CO. They certainly
lid uut 20 10 Governor Haines. Who
n1iled about tn00 votes less than
IL. did two yeafs ago. II s sFt-
Dent tint MANY OF them went 20
Gorer11orEeleo. Curtis, VITO received
"a. o0g votes more than we're ezsf
TOR President Wilson N 1872
IT is significant N this connection.
claims the Tacoma Tribune lint
whereas he republican vote af Maine
increased very largely over two resirss
ago, as vas 10 be expected the deinn-
cratic vote also increased materially.
tiiis n spite OF the fac; ttlat he de9np.
cratic vote in Ig12 vas Itself tIeinenff.
1usiv larger han the democratic vafe
OF LgnS.
An honest analysis OF the Mime
roie shows tiiat the good ola office
seeking crowd has mighty little cause
for jOlliiication. They lost their suvl
srTInr- ana Tor the iist time II many
Years also lost. eantrui OF The Ies.sia.
ture- These are facts, but the reac-
e.ouar-r NEWSPAPERS contemporary
ignore them in their discussions or
his Maine election. INST as they have
ignored facts IN giving accounts Of
other political events during he last
1ago Years.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
The Trut., tDanf the Rerenr
Maine Election.

Some Of tiie siaudpat organs ara
harping upon tie republican SUCCESS
in the recent Maine election They
profess 10 dnd considerable PARTISAN
in their comparisons OF
the votes cast for Col. Roosevelt N
1917 and for the Progressive caudi.
dates N tiie reeeut election Facts ara
jllggied n an attempt "a show thar
Tie old understanding party has made
actual gains They base their cnmpag'i.
sons on tiie vote cast or NJ Tat N
1872 wien ne proved very poor third
in the cunning. Why uor be honest
about the matter. Wiz jugzie with
the fsiirgs 10 prove republican gains
when The contrary IL true.
The facts ADMIT tie Maine election
are chat che republican governor Ebert
Ell IN 1872, was defeated IN 1914 AMI
0laJ t.ie democratic congressman
elected IN 1879 vas rstIg'ned IN 1914
by greatly Increased majority. TIE
republican rsacfionas'ies refuse a.sS
10 tate engYi2aucs OF Tie hact rhaf the
Prog1.essivss had no state or c5ugI,ss-
sioua! candidates in the Held N Maine
in 1872 The Progressive movement
Gf 1919 IN Maine vas 50 largsiy a
Roosevelt movement and 80 largely
depended upon his personal candidacy
that it would not have heeu surprising
had The party gone entirely To Dieess
30 far az tiiis years siestinns ara con.
csrued Instead IL apparently hoids
die balance of power throughout the
state, a. we'll AZ IN some OF tie con-
g'sssioual Districts
The Maine election Dr81ed an III
dorsement OF President Wi.sSus adj
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
p,iitics ant Town and enuniv
management

The. basic difficulty IS I conceive u,
is hat We made the mistake 81 Itsn-
inning the forms OF ouT town atid
cnuutst government uUon he govern
rus.fitFs Of filf. nation and Tie ssatesi
sud that. having thus Sss IN a system
OF administrative machinery. wholly
uusaiitea % rs purposes, We proreed'
ed, logically perhaps 20 run onr cities
nnt With seterencs to their 1wu needs
or business interests, Dut un0n the
issues 1f national politics, remarss
Ges,rgp IcAuenv IN the Yale Review.
Tie fact hat the administration OF
A Town or COUNTY has nothing what
ever 70 dDl With division u dDinion
1pnn lines Of national policy has 1uf
racantlv occurred 20 Us, dud is SIN
strange, doctrine N many parts vi the
Iauh. rhus--ro cite an INSTANCES that
Sums up The system itseif--tl1e aues-
ION OF the choice Of. a city commits
sinnerF Of stree. cleaning. whose sole
duty Il would be 10 clean the stres.s
efficiently aud 70 heip protect the pub
lie health. would be Determined acs-
cardlngs % plesys held BY the voters
upon tho tat1ff, or the currency, or
rlie Droper method Of regulating the
trusts; aud The so-esiled commissions
err when 50 appointed, might 1e de.
pended UPON 70 tiIr1 both contracts
aud subordinate appointments over 10
tlinss Who nad made him politically
possible.
When We consider such a situation
r.ileetiveiv. It seems difficult 10 com
ceire Of anything more rfdicainns.
And STILL the American DeoDle' who
Dride themselves upon their seenness
IN business aud trade, have FOR gen.
efeitions tolerated q Systefn OF haud.
ling tie purely business interests OF
their communities that sets aside The
FIRST principles of business, aud has
rolled NJ an appalling bill Of yaste
IN ever part Of tie and.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
The p rog,,ess,ve's state Platform.

N commenting Upon tie action
81 the Progressive Suite convention
heid at Seattle two weeks ago N rEs--
jeeting The propGssl % adopt a
4 dr. plank in the state platform.
the Snohomish Advance. sn indie
pendent newspaper. comments is
follows:
1t - mt tint prsogsSSsire5 are
nor II favor Of statewide prohibi--
tom, It is probable that rs largt.sit
ms ior1ty IN The psr-g is favorable
rs in 4nv OTHER party If nor larger
There's 4In many Pfosiessives, how
ever Who have honest doIiiIis abBut
tie proposed prohibitory law. Flis
element Is favorable 10 tie PRO-
s;.sssive. movement, 1utz we're oDeii-
lr opposed 70 dry" plank.
To be sire, no vet plank yds
adopted. The dr. element are
not aud we're not asked 70 endorse
a liquor plank, which sas-tsflniv womtd
lave disrupted, the par-y, aud II
voters IN all parties. III vote dccnrct-
ing. 90 The dictates OF their own COLL
5a.ipnca
1T is veil chat the matter was
IlirasiIed out aud settsad. The IL
qtor question is largar tiiau Day'ts--
san politics II fsitllersd by any 5ue
Dsl-y II will f.iii.. as it has IN the
past When It 1ecomes a natter of
Individual conscience. as il - be-
coming now il Will sweep the cnun-
t1g,, ~ there is reason u believe il
Will within riies next six Years.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
Ole Hausau for SENATOR. R.srause
Re Has Human Impulses IL
Eouess. and Tan Re Truasea..

"'rhe a4.guB las no ssueeiai FAULT
10 find with Ole E:t1s0n. As a
rule t1is paper believes N getting
every passible Office for Seattle and
Kiug county But there are sxesD-
rions % every rule. Ole Eanson is
a Progressive
Tile alnvs Is an exact quotation
from the Seattle argus. And the
Argus eDit0mises an the 'opDosi-
nom saitinst Eausnu There = no
fuilt Il find With Ole Ea's hou~
eat Capable. and with a heart CHAT
baats for humanity Sut@-fe's a
Progressive Therefore,, says the
Arg1s and at other st.tndpat organs,
ddu'g YBts for Ole. lsnt taaJ a
beautiful Argument
Flow does il strife ysu. Mr. III
deDerdent foter2
Forget tie fact that Wesley Lor-
iiner' Jones defended. crooked poi~
lics--croose senator's and a crook.
Ell Judge forget that,
Forget that "Lorimer'' Jones
has NOT one single humane measure
t0 iis credit.
Forget shat jones voted for
Standard or fudge AfehiOoid %
save hIul from Impeachment
Forget 1ha9 Jones voted against
allowing fhe postoffice employees 10
organize
Forget mat he sidestepped and
trinimsn eu woman Suffrage uatil
after tha6 amendluenU reneived an
Overwhelming vote in 6liis state
Forget Al that. and remember
that Jones IL republican, BECAUSE
he ia republican you should vote
for Zones. say che standpae organs
lsuc mas nice argument 10 pre-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

Tie American policy OF procec-
rfGu hzs made this a rich country.
IN simpIsas form It. Ia az follows.
When We send cur money out az
the country 70 buy an srtRIe. No
We buy an article made IN An1ert-
lea hss the article bur the money
has gone cut 0f the Country When
we buy ia article made IN Aneri-
ca. no naatr=r how much It costs
this country has both the article and
the money. Same way with trading
at home When you trade at home
YoH keep the dollars IN your own
community, and these same dollar.
viii reflect hack OF you benefits
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01
.seut- 70 intelligent rotersg.

.se,It to- Intelligent Totefsg
Tire Star sdvOestes tie eieeti ON
Of Ole Efanson becaiIsa ne is q mau
tliat can be trusted because ne
mas human impulses Dscatise ne Is
honest.
party politics is imnateffsi. HIN
sou would BE- iiIss "a good a man
IN any other party. aud Zones Womb
be inst rs abDminabie II he had Join
I'd the Progressive partgr--Sesattte
star
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

Senator BOD la Fellecre goo N iril5P
li1Gl.s consideration from the recent
Wisconsin republican state convention
FIFE chose to remain a sgancpat repGb.
Iican when only Vermont and Utah
held out win the old gang When IN
session the 6Gher day the Wisconsin
sGandpatters refused To adopt a formal
resolution OF Acknowledgment Of
Baas services. La Toilette, of Wis
eonsfIl, like ErfstoN, OF Kansas, e
down and OUT.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

9evere criticism OF the second eioics
provision ct THE primary Laws, en- &C,
Gcunr at tile numerous mistakes eTf-
IDENTIFY made IN all parts ef the srars
IN counting Votes and making reeIlrns
is made By many 0f the states news
papers and iu IL prnnahls that efforts
viii be made 90 repeal tnis feaEare At
the next session Of the Legislature
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

All Pr0gressipes ssould register
now 81 AZ To avoid the danger 81
being disffanshaset. ar the el~ctisn
Of MGueTn Der g. Voters Of indepen-
GeuJ views MAJ wesI consider the
Dersc nal figaess Of the Prggresa-
i've candidates and GEHow their sue
port for the good OF the eEmnlunIty
af Larxs
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-10-01

that VII FIR exceed Anything yea
might have saved by s,-iIi.siiIT sen,i-
ing away Tor Fgur gseG4