The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-09-20

rhszzlen ea1nty. fled . petition IL
v3luz.zry tznkruptcy IL The United
states district court Il Seattle, scnea-
Ming liabilities O. $4sz.909, AL ulss-
cured. ard assets Of szz5.oo9. mostly
real estate
Twelve Canadian fishing boats HON
.he Fraser river recently have p@sA
s=.zsd in American waters By deputies
ron the zts-s fish commissioners o.
rea AMI Is nan arrested Three ooais
have been forfeited 70 the state me
fishermen &. : japanese and AustrianA
zho are forbidden TO fish il this state
There will Be 3 meeting in Seattle Al
the call Of !. VI Howell. secretary o.
state. TO decide upon the kind Of head
Hight for autos that viii b accepted b.
the state ard for discussion OF rules
Of auto headlight illumination A.
present there Is about every kind and
variety Of had light that can be in
agined-
Olympia is to vote OF e 100000
high school
walla Wallz county wheat has com
meIeed 10 move rapidly.
EN-. keenan,. SEATTLE, was wounded
while With the Canadians in France
Pullman's big municipal swimming
tank was opened Saturday for the
first tine.
The eastern Washington Osteopathie
association held It's thirteenth semi
annual meeting in Tekoa-
Willis Faddis. q miner. vas instantly
killed By a cavern al the Sunset mine
at Index. 30 mics from Everett
Nearly 320 barracks building at the
American Lake cantonment are CON-
pleted. The base hospital is 50 per
cent completed.
Featured By thrilling wild west
events the first annual pioneer pow
WOW. three-day celebration, was held
at Walla walla-
Four cases OF infantile paralysis
have been found at Havillah. from
which one death had resulted. There
is also one case at Chelan-
An s0-foct sulphur-bottom whale,
the largest leviathan ever captured off
Grays Harbnr. was brought into the
Bay City whaling station Friday.
A W. Wallace Of Woodland. was
drowned in Lewis river at the boom
Of the Lewis River Boom & Logging
company near the mouth of the river
Federal engineers have started
work dredging and building a ietty
for the purpose OF combining the entire
flow CT the Cowlitz river TO its regular
channel
Grays Harbor millmen have received
telegraphic orders from Secretary Of
War Baker TO hasten spruce deliveries
that building of the new airplane fleet
may be rushed.
The senate resolution TO appropriate
$1,000 for improvement OF Willapa
harbor was adopted by the house. 1t
is contingent upon an equal amount
being raised by local interests.
Representative Macarthur has re-
quested the secretary OF the navy TO
designate the cruiser Princeton now
at the Bremerton nayy-yard as a train.
ing ship for use of the Washington
naval militia.
A million dollars worth of junk lies
wasting in the woods and mill-yards OF
OF the state, say junk dealers who
have been engaged in gathering up
old donkeys. logging equipment and
discarded mill machinery.
Captain J. F. Rosenberg. adjutant
of Camp Lewis, American Lake, an
nounced thai every man that had been
certified to him by the exemption
boards had reported. This means
there has not been a single desertion.
The inadequacy of the Washington
state system in securing the best pos
sible results from the expenditure Of
road funds is pointed out in the
Spokesman-Review by F. w. Guilbert
The cause, he says, is too much di-
vision of authority.