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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
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I
The Public Utilities CommIs1ion
OF the state Of Colorado win ~ in
session 1t the city hall next Tuee1ny
morning at 10 o'clock for ~ per-
pose Of conducting = hearing . tie
complaint Of twenty-five citissas -
the city OF La Junta W. the ASen4-
sas Valley Railway. Light an1 Ht&-
or Company. who allegs that ~
are entitled tosand should recplvo y
cheaper rate for electric light ond
power service than 10 nov bo1ng
charged. The commisaion was -
quested to investigate and dstefn1ee
what would be . reasonahle rato,
This complaint vas filed o. ~
tember ED. and the date Of ~
hearing was Get for Novembee ~
Later the commission sent ont neti(b
that the hearing had been poGto69
ed until December 7th. IN ordee -
give their statisticlans. eaSt1cogb
- experts more time 70 sscuro y
formation and data concerning ~
plant and it, business. II being ~
desire Of the commission to g ~
the matter thoroughly and sxhaDar
lively and get all the facts = ~
best possible shape before Gol1e
ahead with the hearing.
Any local Consumer Who hao .
grievance against the Arkaasas Val-
10y Railway. Light and Powsr c.
pany viii Be given IN opportunjly -
Be heard while The comnission = =
session. A thorough investisatiea =
the company's props,y and asla1gS
generally has bssa made during ~
Dast two moaths, aad thsy viii ~
ably b preparsd 70 make dsflnooo
report ~ 70 whether the rates cAasu.
q are fair and jsst.
vssy fsw Of ths signsss q ~
co0plaiat have any rsal gslevn01C
agAiase ~ Arkansas Valley na1lql
Light end Power Company. aitheun y
aIl Of then bsiisvs thae ~ Dseo1e =
Il Juata ass satisisl - ea1 snGl11
rseelve just - ~ . saes ~ 80
NJ ught an1 Devss eosvep 9 \ &
~ - o16ueo. <4u-tvu1-nna,
Fess. hsvsvse. ass v1isy. - ME.
wio ssek - tFe1 - ~ esdles
estticisn thas ~ bees vasse by
some a the Iseal wiseaeess vho ap-
Dear 70 know more about ~ cleo
tric light busiaess than Oh nas Ed.
son hinsslf. aad II was TOR the pur-
pose Of fisding ous somsthing def.
nite about the natter from disinter.
ssted experts Who are supposed to
know that ths complaint was filed.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
Miasiaa ssrvSsc.

A rare thins h . mission service,
or sort Of revival II The Episcopal
church. but such . thing viii take
place ssxt Thursday svssins st ST
Aadrow's Episcopal church. The
ssrvies will b. special IN character,
the prayer book not bsing ussd. Mis-.
ssoa hymns Will ~ suse. The ser.
mon and lnsesuctioa Will BE- shor,
and % the polat. No ofssring or col.
lectioa viii - taken. Thls service
70 noe oaly fes he nsnbess Of ,hi,
church. but Tor all Who Will cone
Ths eeaeral Dublle 10 cordially In.
vitsd 70 attsad. There viii be a
shost aftss sssvles for any Who re.
mails. u you aFs Interested In amy
phase u re0lsiee eeas % this SET.
vics. - II wiil ~ sss es The Ordinary
Tbs rector q ~ Andsew's will
haadls sens tAlaes WITH gloves off.
asd e will ~ vessA yoss while to
attsad. ~ sssvlee W1ll bsgin a,
7:~s rhurslay. psseabss 9th.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
WEATHER FOR NOVEMBER.
TWeaty.thrcc Gear nays During The
Moath. No CSoady Days and sev.
e rArtly Cloady Days.

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There were twenty-three bright,
clear days during the month Of No
vember. or seventy per cent Of the
possible. with no wholly cloudy days
and seven partly cloudy days. Dur
ing most Of the month the weather
gods that rule over sunshine and
storm hereabouts sustained their rep
utation and gave ~ ideal weather
most Of the time. The highest tenn
perature recorded durins the month
was - degrees on the I'd and the
lowest. on the 2sth. degrees above
single o. There were eight days
when the maximum temperature was
over 10 degrees. eight Gays over 90
and eight days over 80.
There was . killing frost ON the
nth and snowfall to depth OF two
inches ON the 18th and 27th.
The rainfall during the month was
practically NIL. amounting TO eleven
ons-hundredths Of an inch-all In
one day-the 9Th. This, however.
10 greater than for the month Of No
vsmber last year when the total rain
fall for the month was four oas-hun-
dredths Of IN inch. The total rain
fall for the eleven months Of this
year b lo.l3 Enthusiastically the
same amount - for the aams eleven
months Of The year previous. which
10 rather . startling coineidence. al
though recording TO the records Il b
the exact truth. The total rainfall
for the year 1914 was 1916 inches,
and we win have 70 have thisty.two
one-huadredths Of - ineA Of mols-
tuFs this meath - esual tAs fscerd
Of last year.
NJ ssese1 Tor 90 ~ = u
- gsviaG ~ uoxino0 aad
Z - bssstsrs. vish ~ saia-
IN. = - - n .. r. latltsr. e
Dsese1 = Jonoo. ess leea1 wesahse -
0oGVop. = = 1nannwoe !.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
DssaA = -. A..u.sa t,..Al.o.


nsa Assuata Css1lae. sse -.
wife - Dsaak Cealooe. 1ie1 at The
family eo111eoeo n ~ Drolish sd.
1ittoa Thuso1Ay 0ess1ag. Nm. Con.
dsoe eane - ~ eouoesy fTo0 italy
abeee ~ yean ~. H. oassisss
occurred eoea afles esgovlag here.
- Deaves - neess ~ 1sath her
hueeone 80 . lletle ewo vesks old
baty.
~ fusseal NJ ~ yesterday
astesoeea y ! eseoeoG fsoa ,hs
casaeole eouseA. nov. Vslls DIlly
eeoae = eoafoe - ~ sssvless. In.
sesnsas ves na1e y valsvisw GENE
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
Ts'.. ssssy xssees'.

uvidsatiy the great family Journal
vos b error u . recsat Issue when
ie ma1s the ssatsment that there
vess l.5Se.ses sheep on feed II The
Arkansas Valley. 0aata re officials
= pusble wrote dowa post haste
- Wasts1 70 ksow whsrs ws -
0us Information. We GOT The iafor.
noe1sa all right. but evldsatly Il was
~ ssllabls. Mostly l1ss. the cattle
lnaDeeeos. says that sss.eee veuid
- oeosse ahs correct figure. aad o..
0y1o1y kaews that Mostly 10 . go.
olo0os q truth and vssacity. aad
ooGhe - ksew anyway. We have
~ reliably lnfosned that u h
1ou1eful whesher there Q ailllea
49, \ ehe whole state Of Cojesa.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
lGislsseslal Assselallss.

Ths 0ssse Cesaty lllaistssial A..
seeiatioa nst u ~ BaDelse chusch
u this city Neaday nesslag q
1889 e'eloek. Ths subjses see ~
essslss vas ''TAs osisia se'shs Pas
sioa Piay." snA was ~ ~ Rev. J.
2. vlndlsy. who Oavs - szesjlsae
a11sess - ~ subjeet. This vas 6ol.
jeve1 ~ . esassal 1iss1ssies ~ ~
sehse nsnbsss Ossssat.
Ths ne0bsss q ~ aneeiaelea
who vess Dssesot q thls usetiaG
wess Rsv. J. ?. Hln1ley. Rsv. h.
nasusl Payns. Rsv. ?. n. chapps-
le6s. nsv. =. 4. Allsa. Rsv. 3. 4.
Greeks. nsv. 11ltsAsll. all q Il Jus-
=. snl y. J. Z. Wsavse. Rsv. Chas.
Duena 80 Rev. cfavSee1. ail q
nooky ~. ~ aeEt nsssing q
~ assoelallsn vill ~ ~ u IN
~ ~ ~ noo1ay = pseeobee.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
lgunssausi plsss Ahssdssss.


UnGAllo. kaa.. will not atesaos -
~ - 0unlelDal electric light Dlaat
~ oonOss. havlss dseile1 thls wssk
Z = Voee - ~ y 80 - DuseAase
] ~ ~ Doves fso0 . De1eo CIV
Co(DoC0e1oo ovss . tsansnlssloa Mo
~ ~ ~. Dueklla OuseAaso1
~ Cl1vooooy owne1 p)ont u 1T ~
. = oyog . ~ ~. 80 \ ~
ovo - - . Daylag laveseneoe.
~ eRDoosos ~ ~ ~ =
~ = o1eom - ~ ~
~ ~ ~ eosvtoo ~ ealv
1rp1o - ~ o1lllDo1 =
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
ou1he - - DuDosos1.

~ ,. Le~ssa. = ~ usi,el
No. voeoogo q Ausuooa, ~ DE-
eeeeo - - ~ Ooeo'S osscs
0ovVog oomm1odo<o . nunooo. e.
doFlno ~ '1l11iGQD1n0 DGoes M
~ ~ soouDoo = - o0noA" ~
- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Nsu
s : s { !:
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
cs.essAs -. 60 TAaa Evs


- 3, Co.,. - ~ ceehs-c -clast
'E1unvin0 Company - Dssvss. ~
Q u Junta visitor last Meaday. end
made The office Of the great family
Journal . fraternal cali. Mr. Cocks.
accoapaatsd By his wife. vas o. biz
way hons from . two noaths' 60
iousn On the Pacific slops. where he
has hssn enioyinG . well earned va
catioa that has bsen overdue for .
good many years. lie says the peo.
pie Of the Pacific Coast are the
greatest boosters on earth. and ev.
cry Individual he met tried 10 con.
vincs him that California was the
most favored cline on earth. They
really believe II. but Mr.. Cocks doubts
Il. He says that California has moth.
iug % Colorado In the way Of cli-
mate. and ~ for scenery and other
attractions that are utilized ~ . lure
for travelerx from the effete east
Callforaia will not compare with
Colorado In the rcmotcst degree.
After . brief sojourn away from
ho0e NJ. Cocks IL more In love With
Colorado than ever. and with Dsn-
vee II particular. which he thinks
hss more attractions that are really
worth while than any city on the Pa.
els)e Coast.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
Alamo stewart Instantly Killed.

b
Alonzo Stewart. age 8 years.
was instantly killed In the local San
ia Fe yards Thursday morning At
s;45 O'Clock. being knocked down
and run over by an empty ore car
that was being "kicked" down the
lead" to the repair track. The
body was horribly mansled. being
the worst case that many old time
railroad men had gased upon in
years.
Mr.. Stewart had been working In
the engine supply house since early
In October. but Z few days ago went
to work ~ an assistant hostler. He
had just turned . switch for the en-
sine he was with to 60 down to the
water crane. and was standing in
the middle Of one Of the side tracks.
Another switch engine kicked" an
empty ore car down the track on
which Stewart was standing. and the
crew on the engine with which Stew
art was working motioned to him to
get out OF the way. but evidently he
did not undeutand and did not see
the car At all. A moment later he
was knocked down By the car. the
wheels passing over his body and
crushing his Ike cut before he knew
what had happened 70 him.
The body was taken In charge by
Coroner King. and At O'Clock
Thursday evening IN Inquest was
held. The jury brought IN = verdict
|of accidental death. with no blame
attached TO any one.
Mr.. Stewart came to La Junta
from Arkansas about October Let.
and has been In the employ Of the
Santa 70 since October Sth. He
leaves = widow and two small chill
dren. who have the sympathy Of al
in their great affliction.
The funsral Will take place this
afternoon. and intsrmsns will b In
Fairvisw csnetssy.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
psAsss W'ssk.

TIE various msnbers Of our DE-
bats teams have eoae 70 work 10
earnest u prepaTatioa Tor The triaa.
gsiar debate 70 - held January tn.
Oar negativs team viii 90 70 Trial.
dad ssd our affirmative viii STAY ss
hems - meet Reeky voe1. Thsss
eoatssss promise 70 ~ lntsrssaias
- III the teans ID ths valisy ars eus
afler the DEBATE baaaes u ~ stvsa
- the school that coass eus viaass
h The eoatssts.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
ME- ssssss xsw.

J. C. o'lsssy. . Sssnse ~ tneun
esatsibueee y ~ eeone eAnl1v 5ooels
q uo1se ~ ~ g '>01G1. = v111
fsem psnlnG n. -. 90 Qo ~
eDooe ~ lnooeo11010 ogl0q1 -
~ ooUo1oo = ~ ~ G1ou11 4 3
0Googys - - . uo1l
nooonea1oo o1nllag1 =. ~ 4
-: 7: -: !
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
s1ossunaulsn.~

~. = \ cpooks IN lellvee ~
oUonoGl1 )ooooso . '11eFneolsn" =
~ Dooel1 - 5unos ooheoo hooos
- 11ugocog ~ e Ssoo osd1oGk.
~ - 8 81 - = 49, ~. Cgooes
~ olV0n o11colooo .o1De ~
49, - ~ 1c1lvoP - oootoeo
= lDp1uo e1ogc1U = q 5on1o q
~ . oonog ocvoo = - AeGooong
1lDnv. ~ 1ocepse = l1oo10o1oyo.
nlD - c111l1oG , ~ ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
Issssslaas nasAsehall.


psaetlcs b ever Ses ~ vaslous
eea0s aal - Monday will - w.
slsse two oanss q ~ sche1u1e. o.
TIT laeo ~ oooles beys vtl1 mees
~ ooOAonoss beys go ~ oooles
~ vtl0 ~ ~ oeooe0sss Glgls.
~ eoaoooD ooGAt - - eoeee -
laowos11no. 4 "a oneune g -
= = ogoooo1 o1gooO1ooe - oQ1oo0
- ovogy - , 60 ~ ~ s1oo."
cAsale-s vaau1l.A
Z. So ss,': - {. - 2 :. Il: .:,ll.c
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
Is-pprt Caria-whss. Asaia.

Following close upon the Thanks
giving holidays came tho distribut-
Ing Of the report cards for the month
Of November. THIS event gave .
number Of our noble student body
something else TO occupy their At
tention besides reflscting gioomiiy
On the Aftermath Of Thankssivins.
In fact this great strain following 70
closely on that auspicious occasion.
that Il 10 feared II Will ~ too great
for some Of the students 70 bear and
Will result ln many slesplea(?D
nishts aad msay sad various bswsil.
isss Of their fate from the rscipleats
Of that 20 little sought after and -
nuch recsived--ehs letter Of our ai.
Dhabet comaoaly called D.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
- n...,s : -! 49, -

49, 49, sod11v 1870 ~
uccocvu4 8 49, o1lo1ly oGoe11t
~ g o0Do on>ool1o1 = ~ - ~
~ lytD G11Gono q - ucv4 ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-04
HIGH SCHOOL COLUMN.
BY Perley N. Lewis.
Ticket selliae Campaign.


On Monday afternoon OF this week
the tickets were given out for sale
for the Metropolitan Entertainment
Company which will appear at the
Rourke Theater tonight. The town
was divided Into districts and each
teacher took charge Of one Of these.
Under each teacher certain number
Of students were assigned to work
and they were given their tickets on
Monday.
The campaign started out nicely
and the students have been report
Ing reasonable success In their sale
Of tickets. The sale IL Increasing
rapidly from day to day. An indica-
tor Il placed over the bulletin board
In the hall on which the sale OF
tickets il registered. Perhaps the
greatest good Of the students can
vassing from house to house is the
advertising afforded BY II. That Il
does serve % good advertising
agent IL shown By the rapid sale Of
tickets At the Opera House pharma-
cy down town. The tickets sold BY
the students must be exchanged at
the pharmacy for the regular tickets.
The prices Of the tickets are:
Down stairs. Is cents: flrst five rows
in balcony. so cents: all other seats.
IS cents. These prices are exceed
ingly reasonable for the class Of en-
tertainment that viii be givoa at the
opera house on Saturday night. Il
10 an entertainment OF the kind that
one would pay % hisn % - or - to
see In the big eastern cities. Come
to this entsrtainmsnt and not only
see somethias worth eeeins bst 10 -
doing help the hish seeeoa - veil.
c.r...-rs. NssA rsse.s !
SeastAins 10 ~ ussese witAthe
seudssts lsse Moadse sal vs eake 4
Tor 0rq01pa Il urrsi hsVa 49, tur-
|tsy. va ltlnua1 Z = lDVua ~ ~
|eoeek nuse hsvs - - oco6s0 q
Il Tor at first Il worked half-heasesd-
". aad thsn. tiring oe the strsss o.
its labors. finally refused TO work at
all. This state Of affairs prevailed
throughout the day. The clock was
finally flied. however. and Il work
inG satisfactorily now.
This electric clock was given to
the high school BY the class Of 1915.
Il Il . big addition 10 the equipment
Of tho school and has been working
satisfactorily except on . few occa-
sions and In each casa the cause Of
the difficulty has been found and
Tishted without much difficulty.
neaansPa (,nRs1n-A,hna AwnanS
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-06-03

to play the Gerrits. but STAND
ready to take on the Bills and otn-
ers.
Mrs. Dancer and Miss Dancer OF
Bellingham were weekend guests OF
Miss Helen Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Knapp Of
Everson were visiting in Lynden
Sunday.
Miss Rae Sain is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Knapp In Everson this week
Miss Luella Smith has recovered
from her illness.
Miss Ida Stone is spending a
weeks vacation In Seattle.
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Hickey, Mrs.
Collins and Mrs. Palmer will attend
the Rebekah convention next week
at Tacoma.
Carl Folsom and family and Mrs.
Holbrook of Bellingham autoed up
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Jones
Monday.
The Klatawas met with Miss I'll
lie Meurer Wednesday night.
Miss Anna Wright will teach at
Sumas next year.
The sale in Bellingham Of school
lands north Of Lynden. June l, at
tracted little interest. w. H. Wa
les and d. w. Bender. who had i'm
proved the lands. bid it in at the
appraised valuation.
The Misses Kate, and Edith Har-
ris are moving this week TO Belllng-
ham, where they will attend the
Normal.
Mrs. Mamie Nolan and Miss Az
mes Ralston visited ia Bellingham
Friday.
A delightful surprise was given
by a party of friends "Wednesday
night for Miss Amy Vail, who will
leave shortly for the East. Pres
ent we're Misses Nellie Collins. Mary
Jameson, Lucille Ecker. Alma Eek
er. Lucy Austin. Madge and Edna
MacKinnon, Bessie Frick. Mary
Cakes. Nellie Oakes. Blanche JAG
lbs. Alta Landasl. Dorothy Lind
hout. Crete Topping. Bessie Bieh-
Ter. Helen Smith and Mrs. V. b.
Vail.
Miss Title Meurer has accepted a
position at R. L. Averilfs )eweiry
store.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-06-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

William George split his ank,e
saturday with an axe.
Will Den Abel is quite sick a,
MS home near Everson.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alder,
hhutson Wednesday morning, q
daughter.
The Amphiction Club will meet
Friday at the home of Mrs. James
Zylstra.
Mrs. l.. c. Wright will entertain
the kensington Club on the after
noon of June IL.
Peter Haak, age so, died at his
nome Wednesday. Funeral servic-
es will be held Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Jameson were
guests Monday at the C. A. jamie
son home.
valentine Neidhart was injured In
the side and about the face Satur-
day, when block broke while clear
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Engdahl are
the parents of a daughter born May
81. The baby has been named
Frances Louise.
Here's where the Lynden teach
ers will spend the summer, together
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-06-03

There was dramatic episode ascot
ated with the production Of "Iolanthe"
In London In 1882. That opera was
the first OF the Gilbert and Sullivan
series produced ut the Savoy, and Sir
Arthur Sullivan had arranged with
Francois Collier personally to conduct
the first program. On the morning
Of the day fixed for the production
Sir Arthur was a comparatively rich
man, 30 successful had been the four
operas which had preceded "Iolanthe,"
but just as he was about to leave home
for the Savoy news reached him of the
bankruptcy Of the arm intrusted with
his Investments. and with that bank.
ruptcy the whole Of his savings disap-
peared. But in spite Of this heavy
blow he went to the theater and con-
Quoted "IOlanthe" before crowded
audience. which little knew that the
famous composer was then as poor as
the lowlisst scene shifter behind the
scenes.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-06-03

An old bachelor residing In Aberdeen
named Sandy. who earned his iiveii-
hood by selling arew4od. had donkey
Ind a cart that be went bis rounds
with. He therefore had to hire small
shed for . stable at rental OF 80.
this emitting him to q vote.
Hard times. however. began to tell
on the sale Of his dFewood; 70 much
20, In fact, that he had to dispose Of
his donkey and give up the stable.
On the polling night he made bis
way to the place Of Voting with the In
tention Of recording his vote as usual.
The policeman In attendance told him
his name was not Oh the electors list
that year. and at this Sandy nared up
and angrily asked f9r an explanation.
The policeman said:
"Aweel. Sandy. ye see. ye hinna got
the donkey moo"
"Oh. aye. l see; II was the donkey
that had the vote am no mew replied
Sandy earnestly.-Dupdee Advertiser.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-06-03

with their plans for next year: Car.
oline Cole, Bows. Iowa, will return
to Lynden to teach; Amy Vail, Wis
consin. will attend the University Of
Mfnnesot next year; Mrs. Fisher
Portland. will teach 7th grade al
Sumas; Edith Harris, Lynden, will
return; Myrtle Kennedy. Belling
ham. will return; Crete Topping
Lynden, will return; Mabel Plank
Lynden, will return; Edna MacKin
non, Bellingham Normal during
summer and next year; Elsie Sweet
Seattle. University Summer school
will return; Grace Headrick, Seattle
will return; Eva Cole, Bows, Iowa
will return; Edith Gilliland. st. JOS
eph. Mo-, will return; Marguerite
Fleming, Alburnett. Iowa. will re-
turn; William Fisher. Portland, su-
perintendent at Sumas next year;
L. C. Wright. plans uncertain; P. A.
Wright, plans uncertain.
Through their attorneys. c. A. Sa-
Their and r. B. LeCocq, Mrs. Nellie
Den Abel and children have brought
suit against Sam Palmer for $780,
900, az an outcome of the accident
on Front Street January % when
Abe Den Abel was killed.
Mrs. John Nelson and children
left Wednesday morning for North
Yakima. where they expect to reside
in the future.
The Kensington Club members
and their husbands will be enter
tanned Friday evening by Mrs. De-
Long and Mrs. T. A. Serrurier at
the De Long residence.
The Rev. ]. NJ. Canse. district gu
perintendent of the NJ. E. Church,
was the speaker Wednesday at the
picnic of the Methodist Church at
Hawlet's Park. Fine weather was a
feature of the picnic.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety will meet Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Charles Jacobs.
Officers for the year will be elected.
DR.. S. 8. Howe. Oculist and Aur-
list. At DR.. M0unter's office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted.
While H. Span was sitting In
the BARRIERS chair Thursday morn
ing, his horse attached to a milk
wagon raced up Front Street. Some
one stopped the runaway about 9Th
st. Spaan went back and had the
rest of his hair cut.
The Ladies Aid Society Of The M.
E. Church will entertain Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. II.
H. Jameson for Mrs. Vail, who
will leave shortly for the East.
Miss Lula Wright has left for hei
home In Wisconsin. where she will
spend the summer.
The Georges of Lynden are out
after blood! They issued def
and challenge this morning through
their manager. George NAPLES. 10
the gentlemen of any other name to
play the Georges a game Of base
ball. They say they would prefer
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-06-03

There IL q certain old curmudgeon
whose hobby Is to save kerosene. he
has big farm and be employs good
many hired men In the course OF q
year, one at a time. They are expect
ed to eat their meals In the dark.
Every new hand b shown where the
few dishes are set on the table. Then
the old codger turns out the light. say
ing: "You know where the vittles ID
now and you don't need no lamp; It
heats up So"
An Irishman who worked one meal
for the rustic screw IL said to have re-
Piled on that occasion: "Begorra, you're
right; the dinners light enough with
out it."-New York Sun.
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make trips to Bellingham or
elsewhere with a party of four or
more at stage prices. Go and come
when you like. Knott. R761.
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DRAIN TILE

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ing general information regards
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,hale drain tile In 8, and inch
sizes. A personal visit to our plant
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COAST CLAY CO.,
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