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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
GolIep- -Giienbobngeielidoft uno ser
Gentral-@iienbo6ngeieliboit in gleu
SerieD eingerei6t Bat
&inOeriterbeu.
Salt in SEEM gort un6
llmgebung an.

SEEM Yorf, 2. gAuguIt. - Sn
@r0Ber- -glelu.Yorf mllroen innerbalb
ser lebten "a Stunoen Al &inocr
6lud 6ie &in0erldbnntngs. @pioemic
oobingerofit lmo 166 ueue 66ae Der
@eD0r0e onge5Ggt. Ger Sib Der
%loge weAieIte nod @lonbottm
ii6er. SSn 0ieielu Borough wurOen
nebr Gooesfdue un0 ueue @rfron-
fimgen 0enn in oen poroufgegungc-
ncn Saqcn gemcl0ct. SScrieD Stu
beri1tetc orei meitere EoOeSf6lle lno
owci ncuc @rfronfungen. llno lni-
fen 9eri1tc aus onoeren 9la@barIt6o-
ten criebeu, Dab on oos Grloi6en Der
@pioemie nod ni6t 6u 0enfen iei.
9ies lit Die er0Btc 9(n3obl bon @r-
fronflmgen in einem ein0igen Gage,
Die 5ur aenntniB Der Neboroc gelangt
1T. Scit Dem gliSbrudb Der Sranfbeit
muroen 1899 grfrnnfungsiGae &C.
meloet unO 937 GoocSfGlle.
Cine 9ur6ii6t Ser 2ilte oes
Stoots- @einu0beitsomtes in 9(lbonD,
93..D4 0eigte, ooB 4S9 6Glle Ser ain-
OerlGbmlng bon Oerl6ieOenen St6O-
ten gleip.Oorf mSgei6Ioiien felt
9(usbru6 Der Gpioemie bcribtet lpur-
Den. Sclte puroen IL meitere Safe
mitgetbeilt. @is our gegenpdrtigcn
Shm0e prrOen 43 EoOeSfdQe beriN.
tet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

@ ibington 2. 9lugult. -
Sn elmer llnterreolng nit Dem 4rG-
iioenten gSilion bc5iieli6 ser Ser
6dlhtiiie in oen Sfanoinopiiben Gan.
bern logte Sra gtclion W}orriS, infer
@elonoter an Sbme0cn, Dob felt benz
9lusbrlc6 oes &riegeS oas romerifa.
niiNe glnieben in europa lebr Itarf
ou9enonmcn babe
9urcb bGufigcs ociclidaftli6eS,
iotpie gei6dftlic6eS 3ulammenfom-
men nit 0iplomoten uno bcrborro-
ocnoeu @eiHdftSlelte lit Sr. W1orriS
5l oer lIcber5ellgllng getonmen oaB
oos glnleben Der Ser. Staaten ouqen-
blidli6 6ober lit ais 0it irgeno elmer
3eit bel Den friegiii6renoen 70.
Wobl, ols ou1 bei ocn neutra.
len GoIfern. 9eionocrS miro I'M.
lere ielbltIole lno ilnporteiiic6e 9lrt
lnO gSeiie nnerfonnt, nit Ger mir
ilniere Dienite i'm glomen ser Wleni6-
lidfeit sur &erfiigung gciteIlt boben,
mcnn immer Die @elegenbcit fi6 bot,
Sr. ln0 6rou M}orris gcOcnfen.
Somltoo ouf 0em 9lorWegiih- -9(meri.
fdnii9en 0ompier u8ergenSiioro"
nob Gopenbogen ob3ufabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
@eneruL HmnitOn benadridtiat.

Can Antonio &er., 2. gLug.
~ General 8lniton erbielt beute Elm
peripdtetes Gelegranlm bon General
8ea aus 81 BoIo, weldes beiagt,
ooB cine @anoe bon ungefdbr 150
Wterifoneru ouf Der omerifoniiben
Seite oitIid BON Sort Soncod &C..
ltern No6mittag bon elmer 9lbtbei-
lung Der @ren5potrouille beobo1tet
muroe. Ser aommanoont bon 81
8olo benoAri6tiete oos &auptquor-
tier ii6er feline imternomuReneu
SNritte be0iigli6 Ser @ntienOltng
bon 5pei EroopS GoDollerie llno ei-
mem 8otaillon SSSnfonterie nod Sim
lap, uobe Sort Soncod. 9[rmee.Of.
fi6iere iino Der g(niidt. onB Die @ou-
oe iib wieoer ouf merifoniibes @e.
birt ouriidge0oeen bat.
Sn abreOe geItellt
81 Yaio, 2. 9(uguit. @eneral
sSroucisco @on5aIes, Gommauoant
bon Suore5, iogte, oaB belltige Be
ribte aus San Ngnacio uuo @uaoe.
loupe. geqeuiiber Dem Nio o5ronoe
bon Sort &ancod, in 2lbreoe IieQeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

g9oibinqton 2. 9(ueult. II
Sefretdr D}c9(ooo lmo @operuor
Snmlin bon ser 9feieroe 8e6oroe bat
ten 6eute cine Gonferen8 nit oenI
Senots SSinau5 Inter Gonlite be-
5ii0lid) Der Dorgeiebenen WhinitionS-
Steuern IN Ser 9teDenie.@orlage.
Dos Gonite batte fir Die neuen 9te.
bcnue. 8oblen gefraot, mel6e auf oen
&ebicl in Der Nhlnitions.Steuer bo.
iiren. Senotor Simmons iagte beute
9l6cno, Dab ole Gonite WlitslieOer
nod ui6t 81 einem Gnti6luB aefonl.
men ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

BOB iidb aroBe Ger6dnOe bon 9onOi-
ten in Ger oortioen @eaeno ali6ol-
ter
9anOiten foIIen tbdtig
ein.
Gl 8oio, 9. 9luguit. IT Groop 6
un0 s ser d6ten GoDoQerie fu6ren
6eute @}oraen III GROCER Gile IN ei-
nem Spe5iol5nee nab Sort Sancod
ob. SpGter be4ieB cine Gompagnic
Snfanterie in 9(utomobilen uno @lo.
torrGOer e6enfoas 81 @oio in Der
9li6tlmg ouf Soncod.
@s tou6ten bier Oeridieoene Sc
riidte auf 0oB m16renO ser giadt
@ouOiten 9(6t6eillngen III ser 0ld6e
bon Sort &aucod i6r llnpeicu trei-
ben. 9tod elmer @eriion ioll cine
@ouoe bon ii6er 100 N}ann Gie@ren5-
linie ii6eri6ritteu ba6eu nm 9iode
fir Den 500 ser eric6oiienen &ie6-
oie6e 81 ne9melL wel6e am Wlontog
bon elmer 9l6t6eiling Ger a1teu &o-
Ooacrie ouf ser &eriolarmg nieOer.
9etnoat murOen.
ltmgebun0 miro o6geiu6 t..
81 l@oio, 9 9hlguit 8mei Ql6.
t6eillrngen Scr odten &aOoQerie mn
ter Dem Commando 0cS Gnpt. @n
9eae1, iry inbeu oie Sdlucbten mo
Canyons 5wiiGen Sinlap, Eeras, II.
Sort Sancod lneetd6r 70 Nleilen
0itli9 BON bier na1 Sanoiteu o6
Die aobaGeric miro bon einem9a-
tailon Der %. SSnianterie lnteritiiBt
ooS nab Sort Soncod 6eoroert ulr,
Oc, ais General @ea, it, Die glab.
ridt er6elt, Dab cine aroBe 9ln5o6l
9onOiten Oen 9iio @ronoe in Oieier
@egeno ii6eri1ritten Babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

2on0on 2. gIuguIt. Ser
amerifaniide $erausgeber Q. Q. DC
sGIure. neIher no6 ieiner glntanft III
2ioerpool Die irennOlide Beiitng
bon Gnglano erbolten bat uod gIme-
rifd ouriid8utebren. bdIt iid bis our
9lbfabrt Der n8bilaOeIpbia4 in Son.
Don ailf oa oas SAiff erIt morgen
obfdbrt. Sr. W1cGlure iaet Dob
feline Sdmierigteiten nit ben briti-
lden 8eboroen OurH ieinen @nB er.
mudlen, ipelher fir Die Sdpeid, ais
aud fir England uno 6ronfreib
ausgeitelt it, un0 ipuroe ongenom-
men, oaB er auA DeutiAlono nod
Dem Qlufentbnlt in ben onOeren Can.
bern beiudeu ipiiroe. Qlls ibm Dies
mitgetbeiIt purOe, 5og es Sr. Yac-
Glure freipillia bor, anf Der nBbila.
oelpbia4 nnd 9lmerita 0uriidoufpb.
rem. Gr geuieBt aae 8emeauuesfrei.
beiten III 2onoon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
0es Wlorbes 6eldlnIbint.

Gan TronciSco 2. glugult.
0ic @roBaeic6Woreneu itintmteu
beilte iiber Die 9lnflaoe ecgen filnf
Bcrionen ob, ipel6e iid in Gerbin,
Dung nit Ser Yom6en- @rpIolion nab.
reno Der 9iiitungs- Paraoe m %.
SSuli in Soft befinoen lmO prroe oie
glnfloge oes @lorocs geeeu oieielbclr
crbo6en. 0ic 9lnoeflogten lino; g.
SS. Billings, Ebomos W}ooneD, 8rau
&cuo @looncD, SSSSrocl g8einbcrg lno
Gomoro yolou- Sic glnfloeen ioleu
ip6tcr am Eoge iibermittcIt iperoen
wie Der 9eriGt 6eiaet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
1ntIcnOnnacn amcriIanildrr gIeratc.

yS al bin9ton 2. 9llguit. =
Son Der bieiieen Geutrallteae Oes
omcrifaniiben &otben areu0es oiirfte
morgcn Gin glppeIl fir meitere Stif-
tllngen our euticnoung bon 9ter8te-
Grpeoitionen on oic GentrolnG0te
erIaiien werOen. Dieier S1ritt folet
Der gSeigerlng @n0lano'S, @erbano-
ltoffe mo N1e0i6inen nod 9eutid.
lono pnIliren 5u lnIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
9lidtcrIidc GntIdJciOnma.

JiIWterlI1c SntId)elOnng.
So6cn Oie Observation-Disclosures
6e3iigli6 ser @eroronrmg Der
StootOGter bon Serieg GitD beam
tragt- @loubeu Gin Dolles &eGt
81 6a6en, @rploiiOltoife in ser
Stoot logern 5ll f6nueu. ~ 2ei-
den geborgen.
New Norf, 2. 9(uguIt. 9}a1
elmer 6eutigen Gonferen5 nit Giien.
ba6n-9eanlten 0ercn @eieQi6aiten
9abnb0fe in Seriep Stu 6obe1, miro
beribtet, ooB ole @o6naelelli9often
Oie 9ieiotition Der Gon1milGre BON
SerieD GitD befdmpfeu meroen melHe
Inn cine Mie0erbolmg Der &ataltro-
Pfc am Sonntag altf 8lod Gon SSs-
lalo 81 oerbiiteu, Die @erienoung H.
Sagemlng bon @rploiiOltoffcn inner
bol6 ser Staotgren5en berboten.
Ger 8eri6t 6eiagt, Oab Die @iiens
6o6ngeieIlidaiten einen Giu6oltSbe.
fe6l gegen Die 9ReIoIution ser Staot-
Gomnilidre beim @unoeS.9lidter
Nclltob in Grenton erbitten meroen.
Si9er6eits-G Director SSrant Sooue
CAB 6elte 9(beno 6efannt ooB er be.
ret lit, Die Geroronung ser Stoot.
GonniiiGre Oilrd5lliiibrcn
! 9ie 6ilrbt elmer meiteren Grplo.
iion ergriii Die Staot6eonlten BON
SyerieD Git1, ais ourd oeu Superin.
tenoenten DliAacl N}ulligon ser Sc.
bigb &alIep.Giien6a6n befonnt mur.
Sc, 0oB ooS 9limmeuOe Ieuer, bon
Eonneu bon 3udero Oos lib in flint
Der SagerbGltier befono, li6 in ser
9ii6hng bon 5ipei SSro6tuagqonS
olsoe6nt, Deld5e nit Sohcrplolio-
itofien beIooen iinO Gie g8aggonS
iino inter Griimmer6ollfen begro6en
lno fonnten nod nicBt in Si9er6eit
geDradt Der0ei1.
Ger itellpertretcu0e Icllerd6ef g9il.
liom &ern, madtc cine llnteriucbitng
ln0 6eri6tete, OoB, iperm ouG sic
Situation 6eoro6lib iei, 10 bod bic
6eucrlpe6r oie 6lommen itnter Gone
trole babe.
Tos 6euer ino @oIier, lpel6eS
ii6er Die Goiiieno bon 5onncn 3uder
9ingen Dot Oeniel6en 81 SDrnp oer-
won0elt, welder iid iiber einen gro-
Ben 9beil Der SSniel ergoB 9l65ugs-
aandle lino nod oen 2ager6Guiern
ge5o9en worOen Inn 81 per6itel1
oaB iib oie S0rup-6utb in ole glew
Yorf.9oi ergieBt.
S1rapuells, meld6e li6 in ocn
Griimmer6oufen 6efonoen, erplooir-
ten beilte our9 oie Site, unO muBten
ii6er 80 9lr6eiter, tpel6c in Der g5G6e
oes 6euerplabes beiddftigt worel
ans ser nEo0es5one" 5uriidge5ogcn
uerOen.
@eitere 2ei6en eeborgcn.
$erieD GitD, O3-Sy 2. g(uguit.
- 8mei peiterc 2eic6en wuroen 6eit-
te in Der 91eip Dorf-9oi trei6enO ouf.
geilnoeu. Ole cine 2eide wuroe ais
Die oeS Captain Cornelius 9eD0en,
G6ci ser 2c6ia6 @allep-@iienbo6n-
Eoli5ei iOentiii5irt, peI6er ols Der.
lHibt gemeloet NOR.
Gie anOcre 2eibe fonnte nod nidt
ioentifi5iert peroen. 0lrH sic gluf-
iinOlng Ger &eitbe OeS Serrn 2e0ocn
1T ser @eg 5ur 9lnflage-@r6ebung
pegen EoOidlagS gegen oen es be.
treIfen mag, gee6net mor0eu. Gur6
Die 9luffinOung Ser 2ei1cn md1it oie
3obI ser Gooten ollf iedS.
Ole erite &lnge.
81 Norf, 2 9luguit. Tie
erite gericbtlic6e SpuoIung, welde
ous ser entiebliden @rploIionS-&atas
itrop6e onf @lad Eom SSslano er-
ipn6S purOe beute i'm Supreme-@e-
ri1t Ourd Goninid 2onnie einem
@o6nor6eiter, bor9enommen, Ser ei-
ne Sdaoeneriobtluge in S0be bon
$4,000 fit onge6libc Gerlebin9cn
MS Geilltot Der Grplolion ocgen ole
9loiionaI God & Storage Go0 ser
So6uion &ig6eroge 60, Der &ebiob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

Sem Yort, 2. 9luguit. - @aS
0crnofrotiibe Stoots.Gomite inoois
iirte beiite in elmer @eriowmhng 0ic
9lnmiuiltration oeS %rdiioenten g8il-
ion ltn0 oic 0emofratiihe Sectional
Blatform in elmer &eiolution, Die BON
9iormon 6. N}od cingebra1t wuroe.
gS wiroe befonnt eege6en OaB &i6-
ter Somuel Seaburb bon OemStaotss
9eruiungs- -@eri6t in ser ocnofroti-
ibcn uno progreilipcn Gormobl ais
@ouDernellrS Ganoioot bon gicu-
Yorf oilitretcn miro. Dieie G6otiode
muroe bon Dem GountD- Glerf 28il.
liam s. SNneioer nocb elmer Gonfc.
ren5 nit Gihter SeoburD peroiicrt-
li6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

8 8albinetoh 2. 9(ugltit. IT,
Cine Delegation Suffragetten ipro@
eeitern bei'm Erdiioenten Dor lmO
naBm an Dab oeriel6e feline Wlei-
ming in 9e5ug Ger Stellungnabme
6llr Suffrage abdnoern miiroe. &C.
tretGr EuuultD 6eiprob 0ie 9lngelc-
genbeit nit Dem @rdiioenten unO CAB
ipdter befannt, ooB Der 4rdiiOent
ieine Meinllng ii6er oieie Sro9e nidt
gednoert babe. Ger @rGiioent 1T Ser
9lniibt OoB Oieie Sragc bon Oen elm
8elnen Soaten 6ebonoelt peroen ioa,
mie beute i'm @eiBcn Souie befonut
eegeben mur0e. Dieier 9erid5t purOe
befonnt gegeber, oa Der repi6Iifoni-
id)c @rdiioentldafts- Ganoioat Gbns.
6. Suobes elm g(mcn6emeut 0u Der
8unocs Contribution 6eaiinltigt mel.
@cS ben 8rmien oas Stimnredt
Qie6t
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19
w. r. C. NOTES

Meeting was called TO order by
Our Junior Vice President owing to
the absence of our President and
Senior Vice President, with a fairly
good attendance. several being pres
ent who have not been coming for
some time. At our next regular
meeting on the 21st. there will be
business of great importance and
every member is urged to be pres
ent. Please do not forget tEiS.
Quite number of aillng ones were
not able TO meet with US. Our pres
ident's husband is in the hospital
and very i'll. We hope all on the
sick list TO be very much improved.
Our Inspector will soon be with US.
Do not forget the date of the next
Oct. 81.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19
GLENDALE

John Cookman visited lis f,iend
Victor Henderson, Thursday.
Mrs. Ed MeClelland visited with
friends i'll this vicinity last week.
c. ]. Larson, and Mrs. Nesman
ard son Martin, spent Sunday at
the Nels Henderson home.
The bungalow of Mrs. Robinson
IS completed.
Mrs Berger and daughter Alice
srent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Young.
Mr.. end Mrs. f. Pearson visited
At the VIM. johnson home sunday.
Mrs. George Obey of Seattle. Wis
tied her mot her. Mrs. Culp, last
week
Mrs. john Jess has left for Wis
It in Eastern Washington
Thomas Welch spent Sat rday ia
Bell!nghem.
Mrs. ID. Pearson aud son Everett
visited at the +. Pearson home the
latter part of tire week.
Miss Harms, and Miss Van Sy e
spent the weekend in Bellingham.
Glendale played its first game of
football last Thursday with Ferndale
and was defeated.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19

under the provisions of the propes-
ed law.
Liquor of all kinds could be serv-
ed in these sleeping rooms to their
occupants and visitors, and also to
diners in the hotels restaurant,
grillroom, dining room or cafe. On
that point the proposed law is en-
tirely plain.
If this measure should be adopt
ed in November the public may
look for the springing UP of humid
reds of brothels in the cities and
towns of Washington. Men and
women would be free TO guzzle an
limited quantities of booze in hotel
rooms. The purchase of a scent
sandwich in cafe. grill-room or res
taurant would qualify the individual
to buy and consume any quantity of
alcoholic drink on the premises.
Conditions would be worse than
they were under high license. for
local option would be abolished:
school and college eenters could
not shut out the traffic; and all
previous laws for its regulation
would be swept off the board.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19
A Progressive Candidate

Knute o. Brotnov of Bellingham
accepted the nomination rendered
him on the Democratic ticket at the
recent primaries for tire office of
County Commissioner from the FIRST
District and has decided to make a
campaign for the office. In declay-
ing his intentions of becoming a
candidate, Mr.. Brotnov will enter
the campaign with the definite an
derstanding that there shall be no
strings to his candidacy and that If
elected he will try 10 be an eff
cient county commissioner for all
the people. From the past record
of Mcmillan il will be easy To see
that the voters of this section will
east their vote for Bro;nov and in
nearly all the rural sections as
we'll. In the Marietta bridge propo-
sitiou, a prediction promise is 10
be-fulfilled at the expense of The
taxpayers. and the election of Bret
nov viii put that case on is merits
rather than prosaises-Everson Val
( ley Home.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19
BOisterOus As CLAIMS

Gamblers. prizefighters and Their
class are shouting as loud as a f'ock
OF clans for Mcbride for governor.
Mcbride during his former term
barred open gambling and lie
fighting from the state of Wash
ington.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19
Smash These

Paste this inside your derby or
bonnet for Use on election day.
Vote No" on the following:
Initiative Measure No. 1S-Hotel
Liquor Bill--to permit hotels 10
serve liquor to guests with meas.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19
THE PUBLIC PRESS NO LESS THAN PUBLIC TRUST

Repeals prohibition law; makes no
restriction as to what is a room =
or a meal: allows breweries TO
operate: will permit mere stall to
be classed as a-room, and barrels
of booze drunk With single send
wich.
Initiative Measure No. "a
Brewers Bill-pernits breweries 10
manufacture beer and sell ii direct
To consumer without restriction;
would make conditions far worse
than when we had open saloons.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19
Better Than Cane-Racks

A feature of the County Fair that
is several Bakers and Rainiers nigh
er than the hit-the-dusky-douger
side-shows is the series of lectures
on farm problems given by peop'e
who know their business. This
year, talks on cattle and poultry
were made by experts. May such
attractions be quadrupled at the
1917 Fair,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19
Keep Washington Dry

Initiative measure No. Is. known
as the hotel mems liquor measure.
would practically make saloon OF
any hotel in the state of Washing
ton that had so or more sleeping
rooms and that took out a license
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19

Governor Lister has his hat in
the ring: but history does not re-
late whether it is that SlS.5o
"stove-pipe" he tried TO get the
State TO pay for.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19

Some folks never do see the
beautiful Colds and browns of Lyn-
der's naples: they're too busy COM
planning about the mess of leaves
on the sidewalks.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19
OF APPOINTMENT OF
GUARDIAN.

No. $3.50.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHING
TON. IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF WHAT
COM
IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARD
IANSHIP OF JOSIAH SCOTT,
INSANE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Guardian of the person and estate
OF Josiah Scott. Insane. all know
ing themselves to be indebted to,
or having claims against said estate
are hereby requested to remit 10,
OF file their respective claims at
the office of Chas. b. Sampley, at
torney for said estate at rooms S45-
4e First National Bank Building.
Bellingharl. Washington, that being
the place for the transaction of he
business of said Ward.
SARAH SCOTT,
Guardian.
CHAS. B. SAMPLEY,
Attorney for said guardian.
First publication Oct. 19. 1915.
Last publication, Nov. 9, 1915.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19

It's getting along to the Eeason
o. the year when We'll have TO dfN
the wash i'll the kitchen.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19

Steel rails have doubled in price
a foot. and this week shoes went MP
forty cents foot.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19

Dairy Herd Records at Tribune
office-5O cents dozen.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-10-19

Old newspapers. Five cents bum
die. At The Tribune office
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-08

tAAfaHt
SHEEp-Another MODERATE run was re-
ceived this morning. estimated supplies
being thirty-thrcc cars. or 5000 head. To-
tai receipts this were are also very mod
crate, the two days run Of i6.472 head
more than G.0n short Of two weeks ago.
but larger than year ago by 1900 head
Early reports from Chicago were any
thing but enCourauing. receipts there be
ms reported "a 10000 head with pros
poets for another break IN lamb prices.
TO $4,000 and local offerings being OF
limited proportions, the market here
opened out In good season on n fully
steady basis Early sales included Next
cans as hiah az Sii10 while later on a
two-car bunch reached tiii5, equaIline
Good hRndyweisht westerns also dupl-
cated the seasons top. selling to sii.lO
Bulk Of The GOOD to choice lambs Is sell
ing at SO.acn1iOO One load Of a fairly
guod sort sold az SOS.
rhc i'''r ~cver'e~- - he outlet FOR aeed
sheen noted ut Chlcago yesterday ives
felt hero today Supplies q ewes were
lust fair and urder the Influence OF \
<, oh call. offerinls moved IN decent sea
fon az pr -es that were st -ong TO. in sew
oral ms nnces. TO- her Choice - ]
westerns reached SS.lD today, dime
above the best time paid this s-aso1 ur
~ this time. while a good class s'ld n,
landed at s7.66. There arc only three
months In the history OF the yarls when
owes were higher than they are At pro a.
emit These were April and May, 1915
ana March 1910 II was IN May, las
yoar that t,Rt record Of $500 was estah-
There was nothing Of feeding or shear
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-08
Nebraska Lands.

Is BUSHELS WHEAT LAND. So PER
acre, Cheyenne Co. best small grain
ers. Live agents wanted. Write FUND
ingsland Inv. Co. Sidney. NeO
FOR SALE. h-secuon, A-mile west of
Clarks, Neb.; good improvements; 50
acres I'm wheat, balance pasture and
hay meadow; Sl7 10000. Owner. w. ID.
Abel. Clarks. Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-08
EFF STEERS,
STEERS AND HBIFERs.


HOGS-Under the influence OF the big
advance In pork on yesterdays provision
all over the market map hog prices
scored a big l5c advance. values being
n many cases as much as 20c higher.
with the double advantage OF broader
orders and a bigger supply OF the good
hogs they bought a pretty good share OF
s hS sbSppy fro PSy IoG prices that hat we're
purchases TO l5c and even 2Oc higher
later on.
Packers were not long in following the
started values were all OF l6c up and
continued 10 Improve, so that the bulk
OF the killing hogs was bought at a l5a
also showed this upturn and the general
trade was big l5c higher Movement
started early and was active all through;
A pretty fair clearance was made by 10
O'Clock, there being only an occasional
load OF underweights left at this time.
on paper the market showed an ad-
vance Of almost zoe. but quality as usual
on a Tuesday showed considerable inn
proyement over the previous day, and
this IL responsible for at least a small
share OF the advance shown by the
average. The bulk OF the sales was
made at $SSOd9.OO with quite showing
I Of good heavies as high as 500. and
sons II Is the same old story today both
the bulk and top being the highest since
August. 1914 and higher than at any
/ time last year by fully SOC
! Receipts today were the smallest for
a Tuesday so far this year. and the
same can be said OF the Monday and
Tuesday total. The days arrivals were
onlv l6O cars, OF about 100 head, while
| the total for the two days foots up
9,532 head, as against "a last week.
26. 6l9 two weeks ago and 1860 a year
ago. The gradual falling off In receipts
/ the last two or three weeks bears out
the statements OF stockmen that hogs
are beginning to get scarce IN the
i country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-08

sCATTLE-There was very falf run OF
cattle again today about 1900 head, the
two days supply being nearly 2.Ooo heav-
Ter than week ago.
Quality continues 10 show Improvement,
and although the proportion of beef
steers, as on Monday. was comparatively
small buyers had little complaint to make
on the point of quality and finish. Trade
was active right from the start and prices
moved strong to l0c higher for anything
at all useful, either In the way OF beef
steers or COW stuff. Tho bulk OF tho fair
to good LOO to 1900 pound cattle sold
around Ss.4oGs.So and on up TO 1910 for
choice beeves.
In stockers and feeders the trade was
reasonably brisk. with prices very gen
orally I'm the same notches as on Monday.
Country demand continues good and both
light and heavy stuff that has any quail
lily finds a ready sale.
Quotations on cattlei Good to choice
beeyes. SS.75q9 .25; fair 10 good beeves,
~ .90a6. 70; common TO fair bceves. 81 $50
s.a; good to choice heiferB, N.O0q7 IS
good to choice cows, t5.75dq 80; fair to
good cows. IS. O0q6.75 common TO fair
cows, - .5On6 as; good TO choice feeders,
81 76@S. 20; fair TO good feeders, 81 $50
ITO; common to fair feeders. 50. 60d17 80;
good to choice stockers. 81 .7b6l8, rs; stoo..
heifers. s. 26ap7.6O stock COWS, SIS. iSfDs. rs
stock calves. So. 50dls 20; veal calves, 81. Is
ql00o; bulls. stays, etc, IS. 6Ql6.75.
Representative sales: