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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-23

FOR QUICK RENT-80 acres, 40
acres cleared near Modern Mill.
See Frank Knapp, Lynden o.
Ed Knapp, Everson. 3-2-tf-0
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-23

Florence Hinkle, Americas fore
most soprano. will be the soloist at
the next Symphony concert OF the
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-23

GARDEN FLOWING DONE-Phone
R402 Lynden. S-23-2t-O
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FOR SALE-1913 five-passenge'
Ford body, with top and side
curtains complete. Cheap. AisL
SO gal. gasoline storage tank.
Chas. Arnell, Box SO, Everson.
3-9-3t-0
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DIR VAN KIRK. Specialist In dis
eases OF the EYE. EAR. NOSE.
and THROAT. Glasses accuratel,
fitted Bellingham Natl Banf
Building. z4
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woodbury. or green, $4.25 pei
load, 3 ricks. Phone 4503.
3-9-tf-0
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-23

PASTURE WANTED-For head
of young stock. Allen Bros,
Bellingham, r. /. S-23-2t-*
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-23
VEGETABLE AND TREE SPRAY

We have put In complete line
If these different sprays. Our
vegetable spray il something new
this year Try it and you will be
convinced that it Is money wei
spent. We also are exclusive az
ants for Wizard Fertilizer. Lyn-
len Department Store.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-23

IOOD COASTER BRAKE WHEEL
For sale. Address M, The
Tribune. 3-23-2t-G
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GREAT SOPRANO IN BELLIN-
HAM
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Although l have moved out
short distance, will continue my
work here. All kinds Of painting,
decorating and paper hanging. day
work or contract. H. G. Van Pat
ten. Phone Allki 702. 3-23-1t-s
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-23

FOR SALE registered Ho'stein
bull, 2 yrs old. Well marked
VIM. Staab, Bel!inghan, r. F.
d. No. 1. 3-23-3t-s
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S14OO EQUITY-In 8 acres Yak
lima fruit land for sac, value $3,-
900, for 5000 cash. J. A. Me-
son, Lynden. 3-23-lt-'
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WANTED--Bring in your second
hand sacks and get S cents for
them. LINDEN Department Store.
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EGGS FOR HATCHING-Tho
bred Single Comb White Leg
horns. l can furnish any size in
cubator with eggs from one days
gathering. No business done on
Sunday. Ask for prices. Lynden
Poultry Yards. Phone X363.
1928 to 4-27-0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
A Reversal of Parry Roles

lions. In the old days Republican
were aggressive and confident, on
titled 10 much credit and claiming
more. even 20 'he crops which Ma
ture provides Pr the use 81 man
The role % critic is never very alI
ing unless biEnders have been made
that are so manifest az in them
selves 10 compel popular recognr
ton and Reproduction u ans Repub
leans consider that Mr. Hughes has
not made the headvay which they
expected him 20 achieve a. this
time. let them consider the s.tua
tion to which be Ands himself and
is difficulties The issue before tbs
country Is the record which Mr. VII
son has made and that compelling
fact the Republican candidate q
obliged 10 recognize and 70 ac'
upon
The country sees that the Demo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Today's Events

Sunday Is The day set for the
opening OF the billy" Sunday cam.
paign in Detroit.
California viii keep her custo.
mary holiday today IN celebration
~ the anniversary OF her admls
sion 10 statehood
The Wisconsin state fair. ~ Nil
waukee. f. N have Its formal opon.
inE today. and win be continued
through the coming week
Charles T. Hughes. Republican
presidential nominee. is 10 clos. his
Maine tour today with speeches In
Augusta Brunswick and RockI,nd.
The Rhode Island state branch
~ tho American Federation OF Ia.
Dor IL 10 open rs annual convention
today a. Woonsocket
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

7, Is doubtful whether the Younger
generation Is a. much interested in
certain phases Of the pending presi-
Dental campaign as are philosophic
old stagers II Will have occurred 20
those familiar with many political
f. campaigns that in this one the posi-
ton OF the Two chief contestants Is
reversed The Democrats are the
party in power and the Republicans
chiefly constitute the opposition 20
the reelection Of the president.
That which m Democrats had
been forced 20 do in weary years
that are past the Republicans must
now take up The sum OF accom-
plishment which President Wilson
Is able 10 show is large. and II must
be minimized 20 the uttsrmos' BY
his opponents Just as The Demo
Gratis had 10 make light of the
record OF Republican administra.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
What Dye Think?

in mine the other day
Jim took his squaw and halfdozen odd pa,
pooses 20 town 10 squander The proceeds
Things were going fine and mo tribe OF Tobin
were having dandy time. when Jim chanced
TO SPY a discarded hearse back OF livery
stable.
It's many windows and moth. eaten draperies
looked good 10 Jim.
In about ten minutes no had snapped bis
wagon and SIS in cash for the hearse
Loading his family therein he set out for the
Tobin wigwam
Ugh Bif chief now all tho same Mr. Rooee.
welt said Jim
DO YOU get thar ornery red-skln 10 moan that
Roosevelt Is riding In a hcarae7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
Pointed Paragraphs

Better an ounce Of persuasion
than pound Of cure
But It II hard 10 make good
tool Of sharp man
A miner cannot hopc TO succeed
unless be gets down 10 business.
Birds OF feather seldom flock
together when a man goes cunning
Worry is the undesirable thoughts
man just can't help thinking
People who enjoy light literature
are apt to draw tho line az gas
bills
II your wife had 70 do n over
again the chances are she wouldn't
marry you
Age brings us wisdom teeth &C.
cordiug 10 the price We can AFFORD
70 pay dentist
They say money talks Perhaps
that IL why a doctor examines a
patients tongue the first thing
II isn't a difficult matter for a
man 70 love bis ncighbor as him.
self-that Is, II she's young and
pretty.
II Il said that IN India a widow
IL burned with her late husband. In
this country widow takes another
and roasts him
Some people believe In nothing
or AZ least In only what they can
understand, and n may amount 10
the same thing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

cratic candidate II not an uU'ried
quantity A. ne was four years ago.
when men arguing from his record
rs governor OF New Jersey san ir
him promise OF a vigorous and able
executive. Now no can render an
account Of his -tewartsh.p as presi
dent ~ he United stale Mr. W.!
son before entering politics said
'hat the great lack ir American poll
ties was ~ leader hip thar could
command the support ~ a party and
~ the people. and no one will ~,
pUte that as president ~ he United
States The former head 81 P-inca
ton university. long trained To ha
study ~ our national history. m
exhibited leadership % rvcopti0na.
quality To-day me D-wrer1cy Is
Wilson and Wilson is the Demo"
racy. The demonstration Of sbiIir
20 unity his party will have 20 81
admitted
Men may differ as to tho des.ra.
bihty OF things 'ha' have been dorr.
bar tho acc7mp,ishmeut there io-
~ 10 see and for history 70 reco.I
and 20 weigh l's leader has made
ne Democratic party progressive
and has taught It 20 stand together
ma 20 things Theodore Roo evalf
Is rot the only executive who has
made his own policies for which
other men b,1zed The way The
Republicans are no longer facing
moss.cuycred Democracy incapable
% growth. but confront an organ
ization capable Of doing things that
in the main command the respect
u the country The 'rrofcssor" g.
discovered 20 % something OF 4
politician In the large sense. and a
hitherto distracted democracy fol
lows whittier he leads. whether or
not the things sought seem always
70 square with ancient Democratic
doctrines NJ Wilson has loosed
the bonds which bound HIS party
The capacity 10 get things done r.
the test OF leadership, and 80 VIII
son surely leads That Il Is sane
leadership the future Is likely 10
recognize.
Whatever criticism may be made
OF what the president has done II
viii have 70 be recognized mat ne
has given a jolt 70 the longmain.
tanned Republican claim OF the right
10 govern this country by virtue o.
Democratic tncompetency.- Spring
field Republican
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

because, as a matter of fact, the church
has lodged the issue.
II doesn't seem 10 have had the nerve
TO tackle IT,
Or the denominations have lacked the
unifying force to put such big thing
across.
The church COULD do it.
That is what Billy" Sunday is going
to prove 10 the church right here in De-
troit.
He is going to prove to the church that
liz COULD do il, and he is giving the
church a lineup that viii mean big
start toward doing il.
He is going 10 get men to thinking
about themselves and then they will be
found thinking about their city and their
city's government and their city's morals.
He is going 70 do Carrie Nation stunt
70 the saloon with verbal hatchets, all
suitably sharpened for a dangerous foe.
He is going 70 fight fire with fire.
He viii make the sober and reliable
men that employers advertise for out of
drunkardS and buns.
He will increase the efficiency of work
erS.
He will make happy homes out of un-
happy homes.
He will make votes for PROHIBITION
of them.
Do you wonder that there are those
who don't like his methods or his way OF
inStilling the fear of God into the God
less hearts Of sinners?
And can't you pretty nearly spot that
kind OF a critic for yourself.
Come on. YOU Billy" Sunday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

trouble Hi'h his feet. etc causing
nerve stress
And any disorder which causes
nerve stress MAJ give rise 20 dis
orders o. conjuct. This result IL
by no means infrsquently observed
S'ilI further, there is he posi-
biIty that your boy will not obey
you. will rot pay attention 10 what
you say. because he has not the
mental power 70 pay attention.
There ii. such q thing. you know, az
fecblem iadedness
Fortunately !; Is comparatively
rare The chances are that your
little boy ls not among the mental
ly defective But I mention this a
a possibility with which YOU should
reckon
And. most assuredly. you ought
70 find out just Why your boy IS
bad You owe It 10 him. you
owe Il 20 society. 20 make the et
fort
Study the boy yourself, and have
him studied by some expert in child
psychology You can do this by
taking him 70 a good psychological
clinic.
n you DO not know where such a
clinic is 70 be found ask your boy =
school teacher
or write 70 me. in the care OF this
newspaper. enclosing a stamped and
addressed envelope for reply Dom
hesitate shall be glad 10 answer
your questions 20 the best of my
ability
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
STUDY THE BAD BOY
BY H. A0oINoToN BRUCE
gle ~ Personality" Psychology and Fsrenthood &c

Your little boy Is persistently
uaughty-so naughty that you are
forced 10 recognize that he IS what
il commonly called a bad boy
You have pun she'd him IN various
Says. 70 no purpose. In despair
YOU now say 70 his mother
Il don know what We can DO
with this youngster He Is wilful,
dlsobedient. quite out o. hand He u
make trouble FOR Us yet"
This. unden.ably Is an unpleas-
mt state ~ Affairs Yet il may not
b. a hopeless one Here is a sgg
zestion
stop Furnishing the boy and begin
20 study him There IL a reason
sor his badness You may rest
assured Of that.
Perhaps. I even venture 70 sug
gest. the reason is 20 be found not
60 much in the boy himself as In
The way you have handled him
In bringing him up, have you
pinned your faith in what Ernest
Abbott Justly calls government by
collision" Have you made II your
policy 20 domlneer over your son
and ,errorize him. This could east
IL turn him into little rebel.
Or have you perchance failed TO
reckon with tho spirit ~ adventure
common 70 all normal boys
Have you repressed him. Have
you denied him ample opportunity
10 satisfy. with other boys and In
harmless ways. natural craving
'or "fun7"
Again. II ls possible that You have
not made any real effort TO develop
IN him sel'-control Perhaps you
have e1horted him 70 be seIf-con.
rolled. but have In your own per
son set him an example 20 the con
trary
r. this f. the case The odds are
that ne will be deaf 20 your eXhor-
tatlon but vide eyed 20 your eH'
ample
am mistaken. you say On all
these counts you can tr,hiully
plead not guilty
You have beer kind and wise
father and your boy haF had the
double advantage % The care ~ a
Kind and wise mother
Very well How does II stand
With his health Let me remind
you that bad boz often IL really a
sick boy
You say his health seems good
enough Al. but "seeming" and
being" are tvo different things
a boy pho seems 70 be ia good
enough health may be- SUFFERING
from unsupported eyestran Hn
may have adenolds. dccayed or i'm
pacted teeth. some slight or serious
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
There's a Difference

or course YOU read with delight about the
" r Grace CO.. steamer Ecudor sailing out Of
Frisco the other day right in the teeth OF the
la Toilette ssesmans act. thus restoring the
American flag 10 the Pacific,
Ocean rates are enough 20 make any old thing
that can float bucket of coal, can OF oil or a
single sail out OF Frisco under the American
flag OF any other flag. but IL seems that the
Grace Co isn't entirely happy over its restoration
OF the American merchant marine.
This company will put Two more steamers out
under the Tag and build others II Uncle Sam
vill perform the paternal act by granting sub
sidy.
II will also shrek like a stuck bog IL Uncle
Sam paternaly puts out his own ships
Paternalism for an individual Is one tnnE.
Paternalism for all OF Us is another.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
The Daily Reminder
TODAN's ANNIVERSARIES

lSit-Itey John Gregg Fee. who
founded hcrcA. ny, college as an an
u-siaNery school. born IN bIackon
county, ny. Died In Beroa m 1901.
lS-s--Count Leo rolstoL the great
est 90 kusSlas philosophers and one
~ the greatest OF hor writer's born
Died Nov. 20, 1910.
lSl President Tyler vetoed the
fscaI corporation bili in consequence
81 which nearly all the members OF
hts cabinet resigned
lsis-Edwin booth made his nrst
appearance on the stage al the bos-
ton Museum
lsSS-sebastopol was evacuated by
the Russians after II months siege
by the English and French
lS60--Nictor Emmanuel was pro-
claimed king OF Italy In Naples
lssS-Cum herland sap surrendered
TO the FedsraIs
Empress Eugene. driven from
France oy the fury OF the people over
the Prussian victories. arrived al
hyde
isSl-MlitAry revolt in Cairo head
ed BY Arab PaAhA.
tsst~dcuerui strike or freight con
ductors on the Louisville s. nashville
railroad.
lSss-Fifth satellite OF Jupiter dts
covered by +. +. Barnard. Of the Lick
observatory.
Is0s-Edward H Hartman. rail-
road magnnte. died IN Arden. y Y.
Born In Hampstead. l. l.. Feo. 20
lAk
1874 Many thousand psopl. were
destroyed by a typhoon In China
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY IN THE
German army under Won hAcksnssn
captured pubno.
Parts announced the German at
tempt In the Argonne had been
President Wilson demanded the re-
call Of Dr pumha. the Austro- Hun
garian ambassador at Washington.
Germans failed % gain In stubborn
fortified themselves on wilma front.
rODA,'s BIRruDANs
Prince George. eldest son OF tho ~X-
He'd King Peter u Serbia. born 81
years ago today
Marguerite snow. celebrated photo.
play star. born in Savannah. Ga, Is
Miss Esthef cleveland. second
daughter - the late President Grover
cleveland. born in the IS hite House
.. years aKO today
owen y LcN'jos. noted spciolog -
and pioneer champion - the national
child IA uDr nilL born y iamestoN y,
Mich. 81 years aso today
rr Jau,g ~ kirkland. chancellor
- Vanderbilt university born in
Sp7rtanburg g.. 81 years sgu to-
day
Etwari IS Pou representative In
congress - ~ Fourth NORTH CARO-
hra district born in Tuskegee. Ala
o.. ssaF< ago TODAY
John u. HIl~r irTcider ~ ne -
Louis National isaEue hasebeN team,
born In keafn"y y g.. so years ago
today
Frank l.. Chance. former manager
~ the Chicago Nationals ard sew
5 lrk Amer. cans. ROW 'Uar9ErT - g %
Los Angeles coast league team. horn
/ 'r Fresno. Cal. ~ years aEH to-day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

fresh air When you realize that
children like plants. cannot grow
In dark rooms sunlight and fresh
air are worth extra efforts 70 obtain
10 not rent dark rooms Tor they
are germ breeders
Do no. Keep windows down or a.
many people m. nail them down
Windows sre made 20 ie' uztt and
fresh air into mo house. Keep your
uindopF open from tho top and
from the bottom all the time-day
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
The Keep Well Column
HOME

and night. for night air is just AZ
good for you as day air Then You
VIII sleep well and stop taking
colds
Battle every day The man who
bathes every day feels better and
can hold a job longer than the man
who docs not
Keep sinks and water closets
clean Pour ho' water and plenty
Of washing soda into The sink and
water closet every week n the
walls and floors around and be
meath them are wood paint Tho
walls and Floors IN light color
This makes The wood waterproof
and helps 20 keep b. clean
Do nor throw carriage into The
ward DO no, sweep tho garbag'
fifth or noor saccpinFs through o
hole IN The noor 90 fan under tho
house
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
from Another Point OF VieD

War correspondents in Europe are go
ing 70 form an organization. We submit
that they call it The Roughwriters Of
the World
The fact that no bank was visited yes
terday by gunner, that no payroll was
seized by highwaymen and that nobody
was held up on any Of our beautiful
streets. suggests that bandits, just like
other people. now and then take a day
of.
Here's the Shortest Cereal" stcry Ever
Written
Saws a London letter. James Rice. 81 the
Highland Light infantry. who married Sarah
Ann Sage has applied FOR an Increased al
lowsuce because Of the birth Of Tapioca
Rice
The police are said 70 have a new clue
in the Burroughs bandit case. What is
it. that instead Of turning north at
Fourth-ave., they turned south?
A state exchange notes that III. H.
Ladur, who has been confined TO his
home by illness. is convalescent." Mean
ing, maybe that Ladur is up and around.
Meals will be served on the Sunday
tabernacle grounds, enabling you, If you
prefer. 70 have your Sunday dinner
Wednesday.
This Ought 20 Give Gates Jar.
Ad from q Detroit liner page
LOST-Dog. answers 10 the name Of Gates.
Reward K killed when found
A fat man out at the fair grounds Won
dered what everybody was laughing at
until he discovered he was leaning
against a sign reading See the $50
pound hog
G.. l.. Luck AYERS in his bill for divorce
that his wife swore at him. She may
come back and aver that she simply was
.cussing hers.
We note the shell attack Of the Ger
mans on Doing has subsidized, so just at
present there is little Doing
Villa is said 70 have declared that he
will never be taken alive Said declara-
ton is directly in line with the general
preference.
COLD FACTS
/ Hot ulonervurst ar the state fair
/ The rcscue ~ the Arctic explorers
! Charles = Hughes
/
Maybe, too. that New York doctor who
wants fewer drug stores, buys envelopes
already stamped.
The captain Of the submarine mer-
chairman Deutschland says he will con-
tinue at his post.
Once in while. it seems, you can keep
good man down.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

Gen. BrussIlotf the Russian lead.
or. who has played 80 great part
on the eastern front, is such a hard
worker that he hasn't secn one
member of bis family since tho wal
broke out. except his wife. and he
only saw her became she obtained
permission, with several other on
GERS wives. ~ visit her husband
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
NOTHING on HIM

Jones had the misfortune ~ get IN tho wav
Of an automobile driven BY a ladv and was taken
10 a hospital but his Injuries were not serious
90 he was Immediately removed 70 tho police
station, where his assallant was being held Ard
az soon a. Jones rot there M lady started in
You know. Mr. Jones" shc said YOU must
have been walking VERY CarciCrsly am p very
careful driver I have been driving n car FOR
seven Years"
You've got nothing on me. ma'am" said
Jones I've been wslklR9 for "a years"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09

Yet much o.
this sic X n SIS
could be avoided
II people made
every possible 81.
fort 10 live in
rooms which get
suniiRht and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-09
MENIAL LABOR

Father was trtiuC dipIomaucaIy 10 rot ll'ue
Johnny Interested IN arithmetic
Surrey you want 20 learn percentage" he said
That teaches you how 20 figure the averages
~ Tho baseball traws and ayers"
What do ! cprp7' rctorted Johnny The
fcllers that play the game don't have 10 do that
They hire some cheap skate 10 do 1t for EN- -
N y World