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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
Steger BuntGmeDer
NIT autO 6eIrieOigt!
0as ~seiuOnncnc Aato ldafft i'm uiel
biel @%crgnheeH; gutter Nat an
bic ietisen aOuteitnnteH.

9eibler, gaeb., 20. gldi 1915
9dglide Omaha Gribilne,
&erte Serren:
@os LANCE D1hrt, miro enolid
gut, iogt man oft; oas eritere bat
in 0ieiem Safe mobl feline Ridtis,
felt, aber bas lestere lit mobl frog,
lid. &er0lifen Grub al ben Sci,
ter un0 oos gan5c Yerionol Der mer.
ten n3ri6ine~, NIT melfeu i'd Die
@bre bate, befannt 5l meroen, iinie.
rem lieben aonteltleiter Serrr
SdmiB, ia nidt 81 ~bergeIien.
Wiit meilen Serb @utomobi[ bin
id iebr onfrieoen; babe iebr bel
8ergniieen oomit; 5irfa 400 Met'
len babe id idon oamit gefabren,
10 bobe i'd III @rfabrlng sebro6t,
odb man bel gergniigen uiio @e.
bralit oobon bat. NrlL mem babe
i'd all oiele 8rettoe 81 beroonfen?
Sonit nient1no oils meinen lieben
6reunoen, 9ernnnoten ufto 8efann.
ten. SD iprede tbneu biermit mei-
men berdlidlten 9anf aus; obne ID.
re trene $ilfe mare i'd nidt 10 melt
glltil Elm poor @orte an ote &oil-
teItunten i'm gegeHpdrtigen &on.
teit: 8ie i6 iebe, iino fte ia alle
fleiBig all Der 4rbeit, oas lit re6t,
INNER felte ornff"I gebnnoeIt rDer.
Oct SIR ebrli6, Die a3ribiii1e" er.
flint gang gertult lire @eoingltngen;
lper Die meiiten abonneflten elm.
lit Der Sieger, sic mitiien
ruben uno oenten: @s
mir ni6ts, ooer i'd fam Oos
nod imtner Inn. Stein, feline @e.
legenbett oiirft Sbr porbeigeben ldi.
len, Tim relie 9eier 81 getpinnen.
Isle Der aonteft . Matager guf
oft oringeno unrdt; STR miiBt SiIfs.
truppen tng GeIo lteaen, uno oann
bon oIlen Seiten Ole 9oppel- un0
Spe5ialitimmen 10 gut attsniisen ipie
MIR irseil0 m0gli9, oenn oerienige,
Iueder IN Der 3eit einen 9liter @or-
iprltng befommt, miro nidt 10 Ieift
iiberbolt un0 bleibt ~unbeoingt Der
gliifli1e @epinner.
SohoftttngsDoll,
S. S. 9untemeDer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23

lift Stdnoesunterribt fir Die berBeia
rateten Srnlten in oelttider Sprafe
in Der Girrbe UNI engIiib in Der
.ShulbaLle.. 8oun 81. bis %. Wint
If Die @iIiion fir Die Mdrner uno
Siinglinge. Seoen @torgeil 1a6 ubr
lit I'll. W2eiie nrto oeutihe Breoigt.
I'm 8 llbr ieoen Sag lit beilige
WeeIle urlo oeltlfe BreDigt. Des
abenos INN 1913 llbr lit OeutIhe 4re.
0igt nn0 Segen. gtm Sonntag, 0err
81. @eai notmittags 3 llbr lit
5tonoesunterridt fir Ole Siinglinge
in englil1er Sprade. 9m 0titt-
iuod), Den "a. Wtat AbeuDs nm
1873 llbr, lit 5tanOeslnterriht fir
Die perbeirateten Mdnner, oeutif
in ser Stride, ntto engIii6 in Der
ShulbuIe. Sonntdg abeft0, ben
2S. aRoi, Inn 1873 uBr, lit f%eierli.
der SHluB Der Miiiion.
Miiiions : slnoenfen mic Gru8ifis
re, @oienfr1nSe ltitp. fino int gaIcs
ment Der Stride 5l boben.
HsD, 9nStficus aobnelt. &zftOr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
Nillr mOcA feds Gage
Spppel &t;umem!
Die R~omtetanten melDen, Oab tie Oieie
Sett tit6ttg aMsniiBen werOen!
Seine NenOernns tnter Den Tibrern!

ItIt uno fonn iogor ben ieet am
bod)Tten Skbenoen gef1brIi1 ner.
ben. Muf Der anoeren Seite n6er
gtbt fleibige Arbeit aud iest nod
0en nieoriger Stebenoen bic bette
@eleqenbeit an ole Gpite Der Som
teftonten St fontnten. GIeibige Dir.
belt fiibrt gum 8ieI, ons lit beilte
pobrer oenn ic.
0orum friiA ans @crfl 4os
mnb oie BaroIe fem fir Oieienigen
aatoiooten, Die ihon bod in Der
Site Iteben, iotDie aud fir ioI6e,
Die an Die Spite Der aonteitonten
fommen molten. Sir ieoen bietet
lid Die eLei6e @eipiundance, ober
natiirlid nur, tperm Der be~treffen0c
aoHteltant ieineln Mitbep0ber our1
SielbepuBte &r6eit 5lDor5ufomHteft
nerItebt.
Sette 1T feline @enoerltng iinter
ben Siibrern oes &onteites ait Der.
5eifnen. 8eoel1tenoe A~enoeruneer
iiro ie6ph nad SdllIB Der 9oppel-
tiHtnten al e%rtparten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
5ma6a eanbue6rberein.

Der Omaha 2nnomebrberein b1It
rid9iten Sonntag i'm Dentihen Salis
einen groBen @oa ab, ipoau er nift
mir ale M~itglie0er, ion0ern aud
feline 5obIreihen 5renttOe freunolitit
einlobet. Gin @eiuh i'm 0eutihen
Snus lit eera6e Jest iebr angebrobt.
Der 9foBe @arten ~prdientiert lih i'm
friiben iurgen @riift uno ps 1T Elm
@ergriigens burh 0as pr1dtige
81loden In Der Shluht binter benz
Sotie su tp1noeln. @enn man oann
nod ongenebnte BeieIIidaft frifFt.
10 lit Der 9eiud boilfourmert. Gle
geiufer peroen ii9 n1Giten Gpnn.
tag i'm 8eutIdcn Sais urte@o ben
frOben admeraOen setuiB gut ami.
iieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
ganarbeiteritrcif in siueOln.

2ineoIn, geb., 90. Weoi. ~ Gtfuo
800 3~inmerleltte u1lo anbere goi1.
nrbeiter, ionic 3ementiniiher uip.,
iino geltern Mittog an ben Streii
gegangen. 9ie 8immerleilte uno SSil-
oenieitre baben ans Spupntbie fin
Die Miiher mo geipobnli6en arbei-
ter bic Arbeit nieoergeIegt mel4e
6en 6oIlen ltnionIobn oerlu1gen, ser
in 2incoIn ME beBablt uoroen lit.
Die W0rteItrdger nno 0liider Der.
einen Stun0enIpbn bon 30c
bis 35c. YIN eirtein 0ubeno eroBer
gteubouten lfno an % 9flniterliitgs,
fontruften mubte Der 9etrieb einee-
ltellt tper0ett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
sriessDctrruncn ais acOner.

Sir oie am 30. Moi in ben bic.
ligen 0ffentIi6en Sfulen Itottfin.
oenOe Geier Oes Observation-Disclosures
tages iino ais Steiner oe8 5eitaftus
9eterate1 ocs 9iirgerfrieges ee.
lpornen iuoroen. 0a fir nerIdieoe.
me Sdulen ieoo6 feline Geoner onge.
meloet linO, eriudt SER 4ugultlts
9odlter oieienigen 8eteroteu, lpel6e
iid 5n aniprad)en erbotig 5eigeiL
inn per Gelepbon: Reo 675t, oabou
Mitteillng 3u maden. gisber bo.
ben Die foIgenDen 4eoner ii9 fir
aniproden in ben SduIen bereit
erfIGrt:
Central SOdi6uIe-ai6ter See
Giteae;
$onoeIg.S S didnIe-2ep GigleD;
8eal5-2eD 9irleb;
9oncroft-g. 8. SimmeroI;
8rain-G. 80 .Gimmera[.
GoB-g. so. $nberlep;
Goiteaar-g. s. @eGer;
Gentrat-S. u. @ideipie;
2otg-S. y. @ileipie;
Central garf-S. $. Butler;
Clifton 9arf-g. %. So6nion;
Cub Sia-G. 8. Sobnion;
Golumbiar-ga. IS. 9'9rien;
Gomeniug-9. 9. 9roper;
Dupont-S. S. Berger.
gornum-8. 9. san; ai4
5ort-g. 6. Sites;
0eiller 9arf-g. 6. Stfeg:
6ranflin- 4ualttns 2odller;
Sofpnrb 9etneOp 8. 6. Cane;
aeaOm-8. 6. 8oebr;
2afe-S. 3. 9runer;
QincoIn-g. q. Gider8;
2ofbrop-8. $. Guiiel;
@laIonS. q. Eooo;
9ueific-S. $. 9line;
8in0ior- X oliutbon @Omaros;
9nrt-Sonutbon @0iuoros;
Sorntoga- Sobn g. 8iats;
SounOers- Reb. %. $. unOer.
ginton-5. S. @oroon;
@oluat SilI-4errp a1iller;
@omoutb 8arf-@. s. Ste.
4
1ens;
8cbiter-S. @daiion;
Gopor0 @oietpoter s. %.
Gdnee;
Sbernnr- Sells 2,tnerer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
SGtrdlide 0Qdridtea.j


|WtiiiOn in Der ct. SpIepb's STRIDE.
Bonn Ia. Wai bis %. Dtoi in.
fIiiIipe niro in ser ct. SoIepb's
Stride, IL. unO Center Ctr, bon
ben 6ran5tsfaner Roter Titus utio
Sonorattts, cine beiIige Mliiiton ge-
geben. 9ie erite @ode lit boltpt.
|iddIi9 fir Die 6rnien mo Sung.
frauen beitimmt. Seoen morgen Ls6
|llbr lift beilige Meiie rtrb eneliide
Greoigt fVr ale, bic mdbrenb oeS
Eoges arbeiten miiIien, atld fir
bic Siinglinge unO Manner. llm
8 llbr jeoen 3og lift DeiIige Meiie
uno Oetti6e YreOigt. Des glDenos
nm 1aS ubr lit oelifihe 8reoigt uno
.Segen. SIN Sonntne, ben I'd. Wal,
nadmitto9s I'M 8 llbr. lit Ston0es.
'ntterritt fir bic Sungfrnuen III
.eneIiiaer Sprn6e. Dim Mittpoh
ben II. Dldi, oben0s I'M 1aS llbr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
sranriaes Gdidia[.

Berlin, %. Dol. (5unfenberidt.)
Die lleberieeiide gta6rt6ten .agen.
.tur meIoet am Sonntag Die 4ntunft
elmer gln3obI 9eltider in 8liIIin.
gen, Soann6, Die in england ge.
fangen gebolten noroen maren, bar.
lnter Z MGnner iiber so Sabre alt,
uno 10 &inoer, oeren Batter nod
INNER %interniert itn6. 6 bon Den
ainoern bnben feline Mutter mebr A
unoere befanOen iid BET ibren M1iit-
tern, Die pabniinnig getuoroen iiitO.
Die ainoer mitr0en bon Gtgl1noe:
rtnnen begleitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
@ruEer GrSbebenIdaoen.

&om, Gber 9aris, 90. N3ui.
.0ns gr6beben, oos bic italienii6e
.SitfiiIte eri9iitterte, bot iebr idtue.
rem Sdaoen angeriftet. Sn @imi-
nj itiir5ten 5ebn S1nier uno Die
GoIonnelle Stride Elm. Sauieno an.
6ere @eb1ltoe, unter Denen iid oos
I'M 8oit begriffene reue Staottbea-
ter, Die @r1feftur unO me6rere
Shulen befinoetb puroen idper be.
iddoigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
.EGn(as GilD grdnOet
Ole Sdngerfea6e6drOe!
grdiOent StreblOiu, Tiriesnt 9lceie,
BAL. I. Better n. ". srr Der.
iammIHng eiHgelabeH.
Serrn g3oI. s. getcr, M
Omaha 3ribiine,

&errn goI. s. 9eter, "
Omaha 9ribiine,
1911 Soporo. Omaha. gaebr.
waein lieber 5reun0 9eterl
Gs frcut mid, Dir beridten All
fopnen, Dab oos aomitee Der Ser.
eNigten Sanger bon aonIds GitD
en0lib ben Tag Der Berianlmltna
5ur Organization Der SdneerfcIt@ e.
ieaidaft feitgeiebt Bot, uno SiDur
Donnerstag, ben 1. SUM-, obenos
z nbr I'M &otel W~fuebleboh. (9tn,
ner.) Auf 6os Dinner folat iofort
bic eigeutIide @ei6dftsberiamm.
lung.
SIN 0amen oes aomitees laoe i'd
Old, iotuie ben 10. 9irigenten, Serrn
Hto. Reeie, ber5lid Elm, Oieier Der.
bei5ufpobnen. aud an.
oere Sanger, Die geneigt lino. fi6
an Der @%criommIung at beteiliger,
iino ber5lidl niIlfomrnen
Sie b~eIliegeftoe periotlihe Ginla.
Oung an unieren 9linoespr1iioenten
&errn Streblolp, bite i1 Gid, Die
aoreiie gefl. su ergdn5en un6 ot i'm
ab5uienoer.
Wtit S~6ngergrab
Gonrn0 $ug.
annias gitn, gto., 20. Medi 1916.
925 @ran0 aoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
geridtiannn.

Sn Der Summer bonn is. Meni
lit in Oelt 8erifJt bon gopiaion
Elm 9rudfebIer unterIaufcrL Gs
beiBt bnrin 0oB 5rnu altguIt
2oebrtirs bon @retnn Die Dnmen
oes 5rouen.8 eretns Der Oortigen
Litberiiden @enteinoe at @ait gela.
ben, m1breno Is 6rnu alg. 2optin
beiben iolte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
sSredlsr @anfrnn6.

Siour Str, ga, %. 02ai. Gin
mastierter &drber betrot eeitern
mittag Ole bieiige 8armers & @ter-
ddnts 8offf nn0 6tpang ben &oIiie.
rer nit borgebaltenem Heboloer 5ltr
9erausgabe BON ettpa $1,000 8ar-
GELD, morduf er iein Gntfoltnten iii.
beDelligt beiperfjteIligte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
sornaSo ForSert Srei CSier.

Blrmingbdm, Ella. %. Moi.-
Sic etipa sebn Meilen iiioli6 bon
bier eelegenen 0rtitnftcn Sunnbiioe
nno Congo puroen geitern bon ei.
mem firdtboren Eornaoo beimge-
iudt Der rieiigen Sddocn mridtete.
Drei gerIonen, 5pei @eiBe unO Elm
5arbieer, fnfnen inns 2eben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
8~nderinSnltrie bla6t.

San Sua1, Borto 93ico, 90. Olai.
SnfoIee Der giinitigen Grute uno
Der aus 4nlnB bes eilropdiiGcn
&rieges geitiegenen greiie MAIDEN
bic bieiieen 3uderproou5enten In
6ieiem Sabre elm bor5iigli6es @e-
iddft. Sm @iianicd 9iitrtft oIlein
Dir0 Die oiesidbrige Grnte $4,000
Eonnen 8nder betrogen. Cine Der
eroben @eieaidnfteu fitnoet an, o1B
TIRE etiDa 10000 4rbeiter einet
2obn5uihlog bon 10 grodeut er.
bnlten mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
Srau3 SOiepb's 9OppelsGuset
neifnrhen.

@ien, 80. @ai, iiber Berlin.
Der beriibnlte 9oppeleGnger oes
&diiers 6rdn5 Soiepb, Dberforiter
8ro1o Gosl, lett Sabren in 9ieniten
oes greiien Serrid)ers itebeno, i'll
bodbetaet geitorben. CT botte cine
10 ouffnqenoe aebnIiffeit nit Dem
&oiier, ben er ouf alien Sogoalts.
fliigeH begleitete, ooB iodor Ser
Softaat Die beioen MGnner nidt
81 unterideioen bertnodte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
6uIen ginepIn mad Gnalanb al.

9ieip gorf, 90. Moi. gbef-
SnIpeftor Glfreo Baro BON Scot.
lamb GARD lit geitern nit eineut
AIIiitenten aus 2ouopu bier einqe-
troffen, Inn z. S, 2incoln friiberes
MitgIieo Oes eiigIiiden 8nrtonents,
nelder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ais
oeutiher Gpion tdti9 NOR, nod
England ob5ubOIen. Sineoln miro
bon Den englii6en geb0roen peger
angebliher 6dliduHg perfolgt un0
oas Stautsantt bate ieiiie Aitsliefes
ritna beidlofen obgleid 2ineoIn be.
buuptete, oaB oieie guflagc MIR cine
9hisre0e iei Inn i'm tuegen Spio.
mage perurteilen 81 fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
Same W.SrSerin.

Sofa, Sans, 90. @soi. - 9te 90
i1brige seidieoene 6rau 9iubp Ste.
pben8 id)oB geItern aben0 ben rel.
den 5armer Clifford &iitner ouf
Der ShmeIe ieines Soities nieoer.
sic be9duptcte, oaB CT ibr 2eben ru-
inherit babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
Sdlahtdiff uae6rasfa" mad DE
rifu.

Bolton, ltaii., %. I1oi. 3os
5dIoatidiff pNebrdsfo" bat geitern
bon bier feline 6abrt nod Merifo
o~neetreten. Gs miro in 3eiuport,
q. r., eine gbteilung Sltngmatroien
an BorO nebulen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23
0rtSUer6an0
Dunbar, AC6tung!

llniere nddite g~erlammluna fin.
bet Sonla6eno 2 ltbr nu6mittaos
IN 0imbar itatt. Die Ieete Ser.
iammliing oes Drtsberbon6es Der.
regnete. aomnft oesbaIb oiesnral
alIe.
". % eiIer, Gr1iioent.
81. Stemer8, Setret1r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-23

a6onniert onf Sic GdaIidc Sribine.
$500 Oos Sabr ourd Die 8oh.
IS be5nbIt iidl, in ben raIai.
ffisterten slnseieen" Der Eriblle slt
o~itroneierer
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-31
PHONE COMPANY ADOPTS
new RULES and CHARGES

The Directors of the Farmers
Mutual Telephone Company at
their monthly meeting Wednesday
adopted set of rules and legula-
tions similar to those adopted by
the Pacific Company and approved
by the Public Service Commission.
The principal changes are, rules
governing collections, discontinue
ance of services, and manner of TX
tending the system.
The following schedules of
changes will be in effect Sept. !:
For installing telephone $3.50,
changing a phone in the same room
$1.00, from one room TO another
$2.00, from q wall to desk phone
or vice versa $1.0O, for restoring
service when suspended for nom
payment, or absence $1.0O
= The installation charge is not re-
turned to the subscriber later but
's to cover the cost to the company
of putting IN the Ihone. Should 4
pkone be already in building, no
charge is mace.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-31
STRIKE MAY NOT AFFECT.
EGG AND BUTTER MEN

That general railroad strike
would have little effect on the
larry and poultry industries Of the
Lynden district, is the belief Of To-
al shippers.
The bulk of the butter manufac-
tured in Lynden is sold in Belling-
aam. Tacoma, Seattle, and Everett.
Al of which points can be reached
by boat. EGGS and poultry are also
marketed at these places, and in
Alaska.
The shutting out of California
md Eastern butter and eggs might
cause general raise In prices.
which are now at an advanced point.
Il. A. Livingston, agent of the b.
and N. has 'received instructions
not to accept perishable goods, live
stock, or explosives for shipment
which could not reach their destina-
ion before Sep. 3.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-31
MANY WOMEN WILL
LOSE RIGHT TO VOTE

That hundreds of women through
out Whatcom County will be dis.
enfranchised this year because they
failed to register, is the conclusion
drawn from reports received from
precinct clerks in various sections
Registration books close tomorrow
and will not be reopened again be-
fore the primaries.
In the country districts espec-
tally, the women have not register
ed, either because there was an
Impression abroad that it was un-
necessary, or because of the incon-
venience of travelling consider
able distance to the clerks office.
In Precinct No. of Lynden
township, but 43 women are listed
out of 176 names.
In all country precincts, The
books will be open until ten o'toc
Friday evening, and a distinct ffort
should be made by all to get IN
ear Ter in the day.
The city registration office will
be open tonight as long as anyone
wants to iegiGtel. Tomorrow even
ing, it VIII remain open until the
council nests at eight o'clock, when
City Clerk LIE Coco will close the
books until after the primaries.
Several in precinct 1, Lynden
township, have found it difficult to
locate the residence of c. B. Bay,
registration clerk. 1t is locoted on
British Co umbia Avenue, known
as the Benson road, at the city
limits. The house is the old Rob-
ert O'Neill place.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-31
GLENDALE

Mrs. Ernest DicRersOn and
daughter Marian, and Dorothy Far
.'ington of Bel'ingham visited with
Glendale friends last week.
o. e. Reed Is out again with his
threshjng machine.
Will and Chris Hanson expect to
&c on boating job this fall.
Edith Jes returned home Sunday
after an extended visit with friends
in Concrete.
Miss Dorothy Harrington visited
aer friend, Hazel Howard Monday.
School in Glendale opens Tues
day, Sept. S. Glendale plans great
things this year in all lines. With
force of the best teachers, much
enthusiasm is manifested by the
parents of the school district, as In
addition to the usual high school
courses, Domestic Science and Man
ual Training will be taken up. The
athletic work will be taken up
strong this year. having excellent
material and a good coach.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-31
LYNDEN TO SEND MANY
STUDENTS TO UNIVERSITY

Seven graduates of the Lynden
High School will attend the Univer-
sity of Washington at Seattle when
that institution opcLs UP next week
This is the largest number of Lyn-
den students that has ever attend
cd the state university.
Stanley Marks Will take a cOu Sc
II the College of Libet al Arts, Cliff
Oh Worthen will specialize IN his
tory and economies, Cell Jameson
in mathematics and education. Cor
nelins Van1eri1ecr in science, Gale
Edison In ptsst.acv. Frances Knapp
Ii muse and languages, and Ther-
3sa TroE2p III rh,loscrhy and lang
nages.
Tie Lynien High School is on
tie accredited list of the Universi-
y. ana its g,adi.ates are permit ed
e enter without examination.
Eight OF lat years senior class
vii attend tie Normal School at
GellirghaM. They arc Albert Poo
an, Lewis Trc,lr. Helen Wi'~oo.
Alberta Hem. Frances Bloom.
May Bnrk, Matilda De Valois and
Elsie ScFhvieman.
Lucille Ecker and Donald Pace
VIII return to the high school TO-
graduate work, and Ernest na
Zweegman Will teach at the Eben-
re, School.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-31
LAUREL AND WISER
LAKE

s. J. Mari has traded his place
Aere for Bellingham property and
plans to leave the first of the month
Mr.. Marr has partially recovered
FROM his recent severe illness and
makes the change that he may
nave lighter employment.
TIE Misses Annie and Rosie Roda
If Bellingham speAt Sunday with
heir mother, Mrs. J. Reda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith and family
md Ida Lamont are camping n'
Birch Bay.
Edgar Sorensen, who has been
raveling through North Dakota fo'
the past year in the interests Of
he Blackwell Lumber Company of
idaho, is expected home the first OF
September to remain part of the
autumn.
Miss Frances Wakefield left on
Wednesday for Rpsebepry. Idaho,
where she Will teach the coming
year.
Miss Fannie Dorr of Bellinghan
visiting here with her cousin.
Miss Edith Lamont.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Matthews
md children have returned from
Eastern Washington, and are visit
pg with Mrs. c. w. Matthews.
Miss Myrtle Parker has returned
o Issaqush where She will again re
rrme her duties in the schools.
On Friday evening, Sept. 1, the
Wiser Lake primary Sunday school
Dom will give japanese inter
ainment at the Grange hall, the
proceeds of which will go toward
!arnishings for The primary depart
nent. Admission is lac and 1Oc
Ill are invited to attend.
N. p. Jorgensen of Burlington IS
yisiting here with his sister, Mrs {.
. Peterson and otner relatives.
An item of interest TO many is
he Darriage of Miss Laurel Wight
If Laurel and DR.. V. A. Earlywine
which was solennized on Monday at
he home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. p. Wight of Laur-
i. Rev. F.. Warren Morse read the
service. The rooms We're beanti-
'ully decorated with autumn leaves
Ind golden glow. The bride Was at
ended by Miss Lou Whitemarsh
Mr.. William Tucker acted rs best
Gan. Mr.. and Mrs. Earlywine left
1t noon for Seattle.
The Laurel and Wiser Lake
schools will open on Tuesday, Sept.
!. TIE school truck will leave The
Wiser school house at S:20 un-
il the bridge is completed. For
hose wishing information or advice
concerning their courses for The
coming year Miss Jones, the prin-
.ipal, will be in her office at the
school house from until of each
lay. English, Clas sseal and Scien-
;f,c courses will be given in High
school and those in doubt are urged
y visit Miss Jones before the per-
ing of school.
Miss Violet Parker left Saturda!
or Chicago where she plans to en-
Ell the training school for nurses
operated in connection with NORTH
western University.
Mrs. T. II. Campbell and :hree
children who have been spending th'
summer with relatives in Albeit
Lea Mimi, have returned to thei'
home here.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-08-31
SENATOR POINDEXTER
REPLIES TO CHARGES

Senator Miles Poindexter, candi-
for reelection answered this week
the charges that had been made
against him in this district.
Said Senator Poindexter:
Il do moi intend to enter into =
one-sided controversy with the
newspaper published in Bellinghan
as am unable to cite il or 20 an
swer their articles every day, while
they are at liberty to disto't. gar
bic and lie twice evo,y day through
, out the campaign.
"Iu The Congressional Record Of
AIril 9th and April 9Th, 1909
will be found the 'ecOrd of my vote
against the efforts of certain stand
pat republicans to but lumber OF
the free list.
"In tic sunmer and fall o.
1913, voted for large numbe'
OF amendments TO the underwood
tariff bill, allong them being IN!
own amendment for a tariff oi
S1.25 a thousand on Lumber and
25c thousand on shingles. Fo'
Senator Jones' amendment of 4Oc
on shingles and for his other
amendment for Csc on shingles.
"Special reference has been made
to my vote of August 1st, 1911,
rage 3432 of tne Congressional
Record. Thas wss upon .aFiff
bill which never became law as
the Paync-Ald,ich Bill was enacted
In 1913. have not time to go int
details in tie matter but Votec
against me bill, as the rest or tht
Republicans in the Senate did, ana
voted against all amendments To It,
We were opposed TO the bill III
every form. The vote is cited ~
an instance of my irregula'ity bu'
Won will find by turning to the re- =
ord on the page and date citeu
TIE, every Republican in the Unit
q: States Senate, except six, wflci
SIX included Loriner of Illinois
voted against the Jones aTuend'
,.ent as did. Tnose who vote
against the amendment included
uuoh REGULARS az. Snoot, Root, GoG'
penheim. Lodge, Stevenson, ant
such Progressives rs Kenyon, La
Eollette. Grorna, Clapp, etc, ano
as | concurr,d with every reguia
Reprblican in the Senate, keep
,rc. this pa.,e-, in attempting t'
,,.xe my rarty disloyalty by th's
vote. reads out of the party ,he
whole Re,,ihlican membership prac
tically."