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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-09-02

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY REDEMPTION OF FAMOUS PLAYERS. IN FOUR REELS AND FEATURING GUIsTIED AMERICAN
  A DESPERATE
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-09-02

Job printing at tie Mine-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS, fEYERISH
IF CONSTIPATED
CALIFORNIA SNRuP OF FIGS"
CANT HARM TENDER SION
AcN OR BOWELS

iahafltf tttsN saves a sas child
nnHreW cm.tfgn slmlas w4l nm
ihe iHf Nmr Town pia, le sme}p thair
HtHt'H HFtr uTtenle ..uese.i ip with
eaatr Ntr seis sinetisa stomach
eUif
tak 40 te snate uiuthrr if
alrf III en aHi 81 rsi'rss cfoss
frtcrsh Hrtntn Had rfsihss daesnf
~ hfsfN. NH So g3 W has sare
tHnH W tn Nfirtns anmcrt
si1t ieaelsantNf af 'N'ANfurnia S,r1fn
oi flse thcn ata'f eort, hpcause i i
refflh sfmicts AND ln iev hi,ars
sil tfs eenstinsiita ntsissu saur hiie
$3.50 IriHru3Ins wasft naH spntN move
esu nf ief hcuris ANS tou hato : Won
niaAfN ttHf aesit a thnroaeh fn-
500 cleansing j efiur~S au thar 3
nteessafN q saeeaa ~ b ars, ffeat.
Mfnt -iNrr Dob any eaknfes.
Nfnsr Z euoiofiri ae syraps ASA
Neaw arNssl3 faf ta.crnt bnie 81
t'4NfefNla stfin N flss which has
faii aiieotsees tar i@altS ctldr4n 81
AR asses ana ftr grow n-ui,s phlns
n'iniei ee the hatiie issos sarefali,
sna 49, iast q i insde hs the ~,'af.
faFan Wis @fra trnpsns Aayer.
easement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
LARGE AUDIENCE HEARD
THE SHEPPARD LECTURE
Junior senator Fferi Tcsas Delivered
lsOtufa on "Chusiiae Citizenship
Sunday Night

h rfHwA ihai WAH Meaanrrh tg The
auHnnr Hud stsndlHf fNam Uamrliy ui
thn Hpapluus MribudAs church Nun
day niehi followed with mteust iha
addfeHa ~ seasiW Mnrfa Sheppard
un 'tmiailan DluaHNitp a lfrpfr
that qlNpn iu acnus ~ Icths tlues
aud iuwna tnH added iu the ftuuiafu'n
Nf The ecilatnf ~ putilc sr,ntef
senator shcmArd fpaChed tuuma
Chrtu SUNDAY m0fulna I'D "A uelNeA
and isinaiura hNrt nhtl Monday natu
ine when hr ;Vft for Noehrnft
whne hefr SENATOR Sheppard etap
pesi "a ihc Nneees AND mgi mant ST
hla filvais Aht acquaintance and hufs
ms ihe Afternoon he Wta tahrp Goa an
autemeiale flae tn rainte nf WtwN
ihfnuNhOni fhr eiiN iis iike ashrf ,iH.
Wnts had NefdH ~ praise gnr ihr ~.
er,rtiffnesa az tbe pcHnit Nf ,Nfpus
rhutu and toe eupimuea eteNfh and
iHinfaNtmea. ~ ihc tlif
10 thAN eho discussed With him
the valley .itiAt4nn senator sheppard
rtitefrfcH nis sisiaiurnts tnado iN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

PHILADELPHIA. Noy m. mf.
,iasg question L. ihe naih thine N in.
..n'-A in lac>l'sys clsVtion ID al. sat-,
- stats oiimtrs are on the ballot. ~
"ft tafec esnildaics e. an vse.rrir.
~ 81 superior oourt hsnch County ana
.iHp'eifal ciections seNe 70 hfiue ont
'Nt totf' however Ia this eitv thc r.
i"niNans bsNe Fnt up vigorous febt
~ n1aia oQatpol Of the CITY administrs
t'ao ~hiea was wrrstsi trom Il ioer
',efs aso when the reior,n el,mee.
g'r'd ~lie sbe Democrat. and sbe..
haialpa Rlsnkrnhufg a. Nav~r rsns
! Niaith, iosmcs n,stma~irr i ~
Ncgnhl'fan sensfidnts. aaa hia eAi.s -.
l.'etHt : seoge D Porter = rsfosus,,
40 Nisnkrrhare man
fAf suffrage aRepinen. L an. ~
't'N s'Nr'AH''n's submitted 10 the sos
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

HAlIIMNRI. Nut NtuauI
iurrdaN ,.rt- u Dus rnar am N.l.s
state UffeD.. iuu hou.0 30 delegate.
aud hsif ui thD state senate tanlitir-
to -uoerd Governor DoIi-fnrau.u t0.
publican ares Uingion Is Weller &c.,
publican Emerson g. harrington Dom
pcral nd George K Gor.uch. prnucs
fsNr Normally 4 nmocfatie state hy
about 1850. Mar, land ha. Joined tle
li.t of doubtful statc- la fcccut Years
Your years ago The independent vote
cleoted tiulislurough There B. an uurn
! niptpr iu thr Democratic ranks ih.s
ian ceas,d hy tHc bitter campaign fnf
z 20 nomination. AZ is unt untkriy that
another Republican vii capture the Got,
rfuorsiip although % h. n integuur cnn
rldapu that the iiou-, oi pelceatr- viii
n1nulh peiuHmiH, a. q has uHlr
boldshoumgh Weller Boz fHgmrr hl-i
mess partner o' ~cmtpr Wr,h af hIr
ra,Our tHd la- la- mad. strong
4 asmmi.u
Funr uumdmruf. ar. un thr mI
iHt uue Do i.r th, rttuHdun nnr
uaiN tir SIAM. as u.ro,i n uthH
states. except flat tha proposition lcn
inr.uio- lr0hiMt.nu against .f- us.
AMY luad ortnn OBS lIcfua I.-iafar.
hUmc wle N rt.H i- anrth0r ai tH
amcnlw0uts aui if .t aut- Oh. h-
iatu t'l D.. r.N.,.' ,f hr- mo..
uf WuHI -.HfIUH NHI.H would
trtt.l H Oh. uIt H county uuau.
3 urH ftnHfI. NrI hoi..
Voters Iu Oh. I'IH tm.nt Co.,
da1, rr' im. fH Nh. .-aNofIou u.
aN hIuu. of uI.H.|f ... t.. .urI.taU ...
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
MisAs.ippi

I.-ON. Nu, iur.itNs sleciuE
iu Ni-- ppi g. sine tamc-t % ne Aaaa.
o. a d mere iolnmltN for thrfe sa ~
contests. and the Nississippia sM
simply rtify the nominations wids'bY
tlr Democratic primafi,- $50 oiar
patt, ha. candidate Zoo Goo Hd lniI
81 ~ -tntr county and DISTRICT offiosa
Niu h ,otrd BOZ. na,tA0r uita mcmls~
of both branches uI tsr ..-.atuv ue
present Liwtmtnt DeHuor lhcoJcsc
a. Nilhu. uiI he.mH iutrruor see.
r,dine Hun Eul Hrvrr and lse "
Hu--.N uIN hr lIUuf .HIHf NuNeiuor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
Suffrage the Popular
Issue in Today's Voting

rr.prr STATES NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA AND MASSACHUS
ETTS TODAY TO VOTE ON WOMANS SUFFRAGE CUES lion
M rotp STATES GOVERNORS WILL BE CHOSEN TODAY AND
VOTING WILL INDICATE POLITICAL SENTIMENT or LIE
COUNTRY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
TEACHING OF AGRICULTURE IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS WORTH WHILE
j. B. BLACKWELL, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF AcRI
CULTURAL EDUCATION, TEXAS AGRICULTURE
AL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE, DISCUSSES
THE PLAN

I ssf isref prf cent - rufsi pupils 4,
cunpiste their education. They inrre.
! by ~ men a. Improve sneisi conditions
give them hifh.r lleais fnr nome no
ana plasc fnfminF On 4 more profiiahi'
basis.
Win ,hH RfopinF interest N Tho ru.
rat agricultural hiah sehaol has cufus
about f. feeiins 20 ihr part n oui
ieadine educators fhaf fho public
sfhupis should br maze more vocation
40 and thereby prepare the runl! fai
thf me De- D. fa ield A. result n
iuin sentiment agriculture nas heeH
placed in the course ~ study Tor hlHt
sehenir
Tho amount az agricultural work i1
ue elton in hirh schools varies from
one ~ fnuf Yr1la tuf tbs at.serr fer
4f riFh school ono year we'll taught
VIII BY superior tn fun. three sf four
poorly nnHhi % ~ HifH ihls BOP mind
ihHi the following uHe year course in
agriculture has heen planned rne out.
line ID hnaen on fur HfHte adopted test.
WHufH'a tismrnin ~ Agriculture
Hfhnuru % mas ur used iH connection
Hifh tut STANDARD irst uf hiah slhsnl
iant. ii Is supposed that thrsf periods
.s.D ....l ..tt ~ t..t. N..
theory ana two periodic Co. ihs Practice
w0rt
a,,inr to aha ,.ia. t.,.,. - ,ii.,,.,,.
Boa Yas.a he Ia,.,. ,iffI.,.l, j.. $3.50.
fhe .sbts,t e,,st., ..,....,si,, ~. ~.
.nnaI s.....ur. 49, .u te,,i..o. t.,t 49,
s,srtas a..t..ti,if.,. H.. s.,lt.., ..t.,'.. r.
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san e.,,.,,t., a. n.,..,,...s
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

Try = ~ blackwell. associate rro-
fchsof ~ aefieulursf enssafion. Afri
cuitufai and mechanical College ~
TrxaNs
only Hifhln resent decades has the
imiprfanee - agriculture hreH fe-
cslring due consideration % tho minds
~ educators They have nov como 90
realise thas even though the mast rnp.
80 erpNfh has been along commercial
ana Industrial tines onf future Nti.
fare ~ nssiien depends largely upon
ptatiitai arrlcnifute. since tho farm H.
after ~ ihe heals ~ aii occupations
TNr seriousness ~ rural conditions ~
wrii Htawn ~ ~ Henri g. Taeief in
his wqfi. eg aAfieyitsuel ernomlcs. in
ehleh ~ ssaus ~ tho following wa
iietlet ihti the relative number ~ in-
Aatisanis ~ ere Waited States engaged
ir a9firQiipfai pursuits hos gradually
s. retsfi since 1890
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

inftnfee of prDdueflnn H ncslaJ
Conservation ~ aail tfd either 90
sources iH necessary
% The subject ia impausui nsrtuss
W tbr sire and Importance ~ tn. ln-
duHrs
Competition With tha FHrapran
farmers demands agricultural tdnts.
iion ~ ibr peDplc
o. Tic field ia TOO nfond Coz sn an.
tltWIturai college 81 cover
The presenting af wml problems
ffapDl ehurtH. nnd aUnsl ana tkeir
sHluunn Ht establishing eUmmauiiy
r'rfrra maY Hise Further motive fnf
tue study ~ thia subject
THE following brief Hufloe WEI quite
ffr iNaapsl.NHfed Teacher iHradu.
tNn approximate time Dne sees
h Nrrd fnf ihr sudf 70 afrcui
fufa
n1ri proDiems nehool cAuroh
sUrlHi uf0
Tho community renior as saiu-
tl0a t0 rural problems
The r'iannn = agriculture no. nur
nnilun
nef Camcf Country Ilfr nnl ihe
ruuntr school Southern s,ho4inoot
poposnoff iHiiaa Te1as
ii Naiufe Study
n b. auupmard that nHtuft atudt boa
pffn token up in the nmdea ani iani
ihis viii only boz the transition from
uHlure study fn agriculture
approximate SHINE. unf-twu w,sts
Hl rout,nHf bud mounting uf 800.
srrfH and attl aeed mr nDli Onuutt
fud state mHH ferFus9n a. frWIs
pp ia9-tEHl
,DlNatnre study review birds 4ni
male irre4 &C.,
Rsf mncnn lei rniferslif 20 Tsr
nH boz w. % Tttlof
The school Fsir.
luu should Hrte 10 school mir ,n .uH
aHDtiun $3.50 fDm agricultural work
hreauae
D. 10 viii stimulate tbe interest az
hotH and gifla in agricultural vurh
"a NNi hring fuuf work before
ihr patrons uf fhe a,hnnf
a weh conducted .rfoui fsir b. "a
powerful Incentive toward cunmnniiy
gphulidinF
Time Of Aold,no
Ans Friday 90 Saturday uf Nntem-
Der ur uttphsr or ThankHsninu ulA
may hr uHed ~ goOd advantage iu
snue localities Combine With "rn
irons lnronfa uf Agricultural"
ilf tnd have "a picnic dlnuer
Suggested Program.
Decorating hundlHH
Afmnsina ~ exhibits
lutEing uf etMhlm Hy rompctrut
ludEea
Agricultural address
b hsAN conieHt "u .amloutwrai
tonica
spenns contest of nsromnmi
wnfHa
tesDna mnt with uphcoOk tester
stOck luiFins contest Uplarue
ana wfit|nr rraHuual
o. turn iuitua contest tsmrIe and
ton-rnt HampieHl
40 a Hced naming contest
ID button sewing contest
NJ Athletic contest lUslaN ucrs.
basketball Jumps rtrl
no. Awarding uf prlrra lat pare
hluc ribbon tnd piapr rcd lrd place.
Whltal
ill Plant Culture
ily masking a careful study ~ grain
~ corn heiurp aad after sermnstien
the vlass mat hv shown the function ~
the different pArta Gyrmination should
he hfuprhi about gHaer VarNlnR cona
tluns different amounts ~ m.asiufc.
heat and ain ana then with seeds ~
difiefr"i piants thus ailowin thu rta-
seni Z" tna nui not Nuiy ga, difference
in seeds bet that certain factnrs Boz.
uuehov tefmlnation most Aftar nefmi.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

harvesting ~.
fHn pt,sias
8iraHz aas,...
tlere iasu =.
classinca,las
Scheme fof STA. n
Nnaractafisfics I'd ts i
'nl Alapiai,an. ss.,
ne ard marketln. "'allia
Yer curbstt Cs,,.
. 70. Dallas. r.sas A,t !
ST. Landscape o..
only the f1ndams-..' 's
gardening can 3. ~. Z
scnool bui much m. ,s''s
win plants ana .hrv,,. 20 \
approximate I'm. ~ ~
Warren. so sss.ss, 's.
] Planning ana pls..
2 Flowers shruhs -
cd tu Texas ''' i'a,.a
Care of plsnu i,
SONS 20 year si',s
improving h.,.
grounds ~ n
het Parsons no~
home Grounds Duuls.s... ~
Nfw York N y -
Nli fprm siaaas,n..,
only Fl href stods
machinery ciasslileAtlo~
t' given tui form h,ns,' r -
H.anr cost care. 40 ~.
rh1sis on fhs farm
stressed up Farm me-. =,
f'n'lf 20 summary u MI
subjects makes gen .,.
itrt tn place last sinee \
tHity ~ anlilcntian -
''Nrned Th'n co. AZ -
Hmr aa mHF oe irn g..
pfofItHDh iu ibis suhle-,
Apnrnsimaio lime h..
".'ts 'warren pp. LA X
Nn'h.ner eiassifie,,,,.
hHiliinss home ara,
hl Function Locating ~.
'nr1.s care Improvement
MANAGEMENT bn,iee.,
nrm accounts inyentnr, =,
n1 Types uf farminp.
rrD'1liaod in,r.-ve. es,,se
,hl Choosing a arm. lsrs..
ironnonf CHARACTER Il ts,~
cop Rotation ~ cfops r.,,'.
VII sehaol Farm sausg,..
$50 une phase W stto.l
ureeen' aleh d.fntnlt 49,.
perris.on duan the sas--
fluu
Itw Tosls 0hoof bn,fs
ft tH ,mIiot thelr ieseh,, d, ,,.1
mo during fhe summer 80
hc fu'ly roalize tbe net.rs, y
n.uE hitlr cam be- done !, |,
summer work .n the school ~.
better plan may be- 10 has, N.
undertake. some home pfolst ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

90 iNr lo.f 8s sin nsfuona altualir sn
noeed W. such pldauliH m i40u. ont
bsHi.9af 81 hny .Ns por cent werf
farmers. the rtfnhlnlns forts -four uef
cent being aNrlruitufll ihhnnrrs aud
aluce ii ihni time ihr population ~ tho
United aiAtfs rnH IHalf4i va con
elnde thm leHa shan arten peF cent
Nrfr pfartieiua farming % ia evident
from those figures chat enc aoHani
ffentra more Interest ln rnnnff, ito
aud shai instead III iha motto saoe
io tho fann" whlrh hla n "a nfra
moaanie falod w. einlii nisnt ihe
matin. li,hB un lhf h,fun
,.,..,... as .,t. t.s.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

nation me Development ~ fhe aerdunFa
rih furnish numerauH npinr'uniura
& f0r practice anrt nn9 t BOZ bore fnHf 10
detail siudf ~ tne a'ani may he made
in fF1rainE reproduction 81 plants
fafe must be iaken u ai4df each part
W nnnsf sifh fte fsnrfiuu uf et.h
The NiaaH alli gradually ralf to realize
tnai EVERY piaui has fnf s pnrpnaa
the Ff"wtna f0 maturity tnf 1rar'na nf
seed Hni tne lifH lnd rfafn tu tHr
aali Boz fhe form ~ hHmus
Too pf9huri NseelI an uIf ofHfr
hand musi finn mffnod af travel ari
BIZ is here fhat elnd eHt'r and FfNek
play % plrt
fhe flp~lnF HrIrf outline ril ule
thr teHchff ln ihe nrdaf 90 tstns ln a
HtHlt ~ plant culture
Approximate Give ta0 n tHirr
weeks Warren pp liNI
CAD intrsduruon classification ana
ure cgrle AZ plants tersus.n auI
i.owlH pp i-fei
fhi Seed definition aod termination
l'mftNel
Parts ~ seriNne hpoeari oo.
'I tedious PLUME
Detail rfur ~ fa.t ntm AND
leaf UnmeneeJ
neprodnouan ~ plants
D,I study narir ~ nautf. aItt Juno.
u0n uf each. if.raus0n .tna l..ris bib
l0f-IlI
Mrthuda 81 f.ru.I..I vIni e.f,r
stu.F .rlf
ncl Cmunra plants rr0n.e,fat lr
and tuaa.fIonf sff.. f.na u.f g.fr.
risni couture i.rI.....f. c0....I..... ..
cu Madison. ISL.
IN Dismeniar, Sail gt4.tr
Sine. ESQ T,.f a.u..rt. f..ra .r
saU determine l,i.. to.....,.. los
nruduautlt. ANA .i... tft.r ,Ii .or. ~
BON pr.n.inai .In. Boz t.. t.,.it... ~
u.tIDulturr .rt.,fi. D..r..,..
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.nnuot ha a4u.f,t ..t,g v t...
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use .ol lvr mD.i Is. nd. n. .,r...,
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SOB
ti Soil definition. tint. orIrIe .t..
Ul Geological rmasir. .tiar .,i,,
ufv tr4nsu.rtsI
ir Ttnrs srd rh.t. I'll nf.1..f... 40
san tnrarttrl
ldl cilnril condition. tff..f.r. n,.
austltitp.
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tu phy.ir1i ana .h,nt..i ..fo.....
fIon vi sau
gaB element. u..,u. t.r...,.t
tN-lts- ksl. OrnstI.,l
tN Mainiainlns SD f.rHU. .lt
lnr sl,mcut. l4rtIp..
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fnruurcra
u,t.t.. 10
efren mannrri
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t.uf Afl,, nsf
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and iarls, m., .,eh D. t,l.,' ...
similar mnnnet rin,e ,.I.i ',..,
uf mu.h detail a,nd, s.m. t,,. ...
I've spent tn ldVnpf... i.. .,,t,f, ~
rradiou ~ etst, t,r n.
hoodet Grades 80 gnia ia, g..tr
Dealers Natanal Aasosl.tI.r r.t..t..
ohio. wii nro,r ver, h'i.t.i ',. ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-13
Everybody Wins---No
Losers
70 Per Cent. Commission in Cash.

The candidates who fail to receive any other prize will
be paid 20 cash commission all the money turned
in by them for New Subscriptions during the campaign
provided such candidates remain active the until the
end which turning one subscription each week for
the last three weeks of the campaign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-13
An Opportunity
Of a Lifetime

ENERGY, AMBITION, HUSTLE.
ARE THE ONLY REQUISITES TO
SUCCESS.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
lKtNc o. sum

Of
in
l.
. the IL the Royal Gardens
o n own shape
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-28

Hatley, Edward Kamm, Bradford
knapp, Maurice lie Compile, Wayne
Smith Charles Sprague Henry
Wagner. Walter Baldwin, Clarence
Barendse. Dixon Beernink, Glen
Boardway, Aide Bostwick, Edward
Emmelkamp. Harry Gale, Earl Lar
son, John Lindhout, Douglas Slade.
Neil Taylor. Edgar Vinup, Toby
Wagner.
NINTH GRADE-Herbiu Benson
Dowa De Young, Harvey Ode
meyer, David Stauffer. oscar
Cotton Alvah Blowers, Marie
Bauman, Mabel Ericsson, Flovilla
Jackman, Martha Knittel, Ruth Cakes
Omma Oldemeyer, Dorothy Pace,
Theresa Richbaw, Lila Smith, Mil
dred Smith, Fern Stuart, Jacoba
Tromp. Stella Weller.
TENTH GRADE-Anna DeBoer,
Irene De Collier, Alma Ecker.
Viola Gosch. Alice Haveman.
Blanche Jacobs. Ethel Lem
ing, Gladys Stauffer, Mabel Steffe.
Ethel Storey, Arvid Benson, Abel
Dyksterhuis, George Prick. Roland
Godfrey, Lester Landau. Charles
Kamm, Ralph Kirkpatrick, Carroll
Worthen, Paul Zylstra, Fred Collins.
ELEVENTH GRADE-Albert Boo
man. Cecil Jameson, Donald Pace,
Clifton Worthen, Frances Bloom, May
Burk. Matilda DeValois, Lucille Eek
er. Celia Hathaway, Alberta Heun.
Ruth Ireland, Orel Jackman, Frances
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-28

Agnes Gale, Dorothy Hardness.
Orilla Holloway, Grace Johnson,
Beulah Long, Cressa Vinup, Lois
Van Patten, Mary Waldemar. Vel
ma McNames, Mary Worthen, Annie
Larson, Winona Williams. Lauren
Bostwick, Albert Barendse, Paul
Brown, Gerald Dimmick, Johnny
Francisco, Vernon Hawley, Edward
Mitchell. Loren O'Neil, Harry Redd,
Clarence Sprague.
FIFTH GRADE-Francis Asam
Mildred Bay, Frieda Boslund, Doro-
thy Bradley, Margery Define, Lucy
Detwiler, Rella Dean, Lero Hanoy'
Reta Jameson, Alice Larson, irene
Nc Sorley, Ruby Parrish. Eunice
Riddle, Cecile Rinehart, Gertrude
Schuyleman, Ruth Bauman.
FIFTH GRADE-Bernard DeNul
Raymond Bateman, Albert Burgraff
Hugo Burgraff, Walter Daniels
Frank Dean. Bobby Gill, Roscoe
Hall. Lyle Stuart.
SIXTH GRADE-Sadie Bau-
man. Eta Vinup. Mildred NAPLES
Byrde Dickerson, Hilda Elder, Ma
bel Knott, Lanora Myers, Ruth
Maneval, Bessie Showers,
SIXTH Willie Boslund
Hoyt Horton, Wilbur Lauckhart'
Walter Pace, George Showers.
SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADE
Boys-Harry Bateman, Samuei
Beernink, Clarence Ehhle. Cornelius
Penthouse. Walter Gaskill, Porter
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Cusin, Mabel Crosier, Mildred Foun-
tain, Vera Hodges, Sylvina Klocke,
Phyllis Lindsey, Ruby McInnes, Elsie
Parrish, Ella Payne, Lana Telgen-
hof, Leona White, Clifton Axling,
Russell Bayes, Henry Crabtree, Joe
Campbell, Lee Holmes, Homer Jack
son, Ray P,xley, Lyle Rogers, Ro-
land Shagren. George Wander Yacht
Francis Wood, Martin Waldemar
Frank Elder.
SECOND GRADE-Nellie Austin,
Pearl Francisco, Edith Hall, Ethel
Hall, Beatrice Kilcup, May LundgreT
Georgia Redd, Marguerite Smith
Clarence Larson, Hamer Long Franl
Nc Sorley, George Maxwell, John
ny Young, Sam Larson.
THIRD GRADE-Teddy Dean
Vernon Dimmick, Frank Penn, Leon
Hoverson, Hercy Jackson, Walter
Johnston, Harley Knott, Pearl Lind
sey. Egbert Nc Sorley. Frances Mel
son, Kenneth Pixley, Robert Rine-
hart, Russell Gutenberg, Gordon Ser
rurier, Francis Showers, Harry
Telgenh off, Hubert Tromp, Leonart
Van Patten, Floyd Young. Laverne
Ramsey, Evelyn bunker, Flivia
Holmes, Dorothy Knott, Earlma
russo.
FOURTH GRADE-Helen Lusko
Lowell Hodges. Clyde Kelly Cor
neius Lindhout.
FOURTH Mertha Bost
wick Helen Aidney. Lucille Green
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MANY WIN PLACES ON
school, HONOR roll

Recognition for good work in
the Lynden schools is given in
the following honor troll for Dec
ember which was issued this week.
FIRST GRADE-Roger Beckis.
Arie Burgraff, Donald Cruikshank,
Lawrence Cusin, Wilbur Case. Har-
rison Dimmick. Teddy Hardness.
Ivan Jameson, Walter Miller, Boyd
Ramsey, Robert Van Patten, Har-
old Van Patten, Alvin Vinup, Sidney
Killcup. Hazel Austin, Freda Klocke,
Evelyn Ecker, Irena Francisco, Doro
thy Jackson. Laura Knott. Thelma
Killcup, Alberta La Compt, Ethel
Lopas, Mildred Millet Eula Miller,
Florence Miller. Ercel Rogers, Ell
ma Scott, Ruby Scott, Margaret
Shagren, Beulah Serrurier., Emma
VanOs.
SECOND GRADE-Florence Brad
ley. Henrietta Barendse, Justine
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MAGAZINES-You can get any
magazines at a big reduction by TAX
ing it with the Tribune. Ask The
Tribune before subscribing.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-28

We must wink at small faults. but
not shut our eyes to them.
The sickness of the body may
prove the health of the soul.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-28

Knapp, Gertie Oldemeyer, Irene Pix
Ter. Elsie Schuyleman, Ernestine
Zweegman, Cornelius Wander Nicer,
Lewis TrOmp.
TWELFTH GRADE-JOhn Brock
enridge, VIII Rutgers, Bessie Biehler
Leila Breckenridge, Jennie Haveman.
Hazel Lowrey. Dedie Reid, Eliza
beth. Schuyleman Thressa Stone, Els
Their Swenson, Elsie Worthen.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-28

Mrs. George Leake and children,
Mrs. Neil Moore nd children, visit
ed Mrs. John TrOost Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Himenover,
and Mr.. Hungerford went to Bell
ingham Saturday evening. return
ing Monday.
Mr.. A. c. Palmer visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Martin of Custer, Sun
day
Misses Annie and Minnie Pear
son returned home Thursday after
a several months stay in Belilgnhan
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-28

The Amphiction Club meeting
has been postponed until Friday,
February 5. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Bussard will entertain the club.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-01-28

N. P. Sorenson has purchased the
Banner Creamery and will open it
in March. The price paid was 81,
600. Mr.. Sorenson is president of
the WhatcOm County Dairymens' AS
ISOLATION, and one of the best known
men in the county.