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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-01-25
GLENDALE

A large number of high school
students were present at the launch
ing in Bellingham Monday.
The boys basketball team return
ed victorious from Clearbrook Fri
day, winning by a score OF 20 to 10.
The first debate for the county
championship will be held at the
Glendale school Friday. Glendale will
have the affirmative of the military
drill in the schools question, North
Bellingham having the negative. V.
Perringer of Bellingham will talk on
the farm loan act, and Mr.. Hermsen
will render a number of vocal solos.
A community meeting will be held
at Sunrise Friday night. Feb. 2.
Miss G. Herms was guest at the
home of Mrs. c. Brundage Sunday.
o. E. Reed was Lynden visitor
Monday.
In spite of the weather a good
crowd was present at the cake social
and a good time was reported by all.
First second and third prizes were
given to Mrs. johnson, Miss Emma
Henderson and Miss hn,oinette jess
respectively.
The girls basketball team were de-
feated by the Clearbrook girls in q
close game last Friday evening.
The boys basketball team are
scheduled to play West Mountain
View, Saturday night. Februry End
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-01-25

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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13
ROUND BUTTE SCHOOL
WILL AWARD PRIZES

The Round Butte school on the Flat
head has notified the Missoula Cham
Der of Commerce OF its intention to
take advantage of the garden prize Of
fer recently made by the Missoula or
ganization. BY raising $50 the Round
Butte people have entitled themselves
to $50 from the chamber of commerce,
the sum to be used for garden prizes.
When Principal G. J. Fisher of the
Round Butte school notified him yes
terday that the money had been raised
Secretary d. D. Richards of the cham
Der Of commerce arranged to have $50
placed to Mr.. Fishers credit here. The
Round Butte school will conduct n
garden contest similar to the one being
held in Missoula.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13
MULLEMER'S TALKS
ARE WELL ATTENDED

Missoula houekeepers are showing
much interest In the course Of lectures
concerning the preserving Of foods
which will be given during the coming
weeks by Charles Mullemer, of the
Palace hotel. Eleven women have al
ready registered for the course Of lee
lures, which are to be given at the
chamber Of commerce rooms. The lee
lures will begin this week. and there
will be two lectures each week. Mr..
Mullemer will talk on the proper care
OF me garden. selection of things to
plant. the canning and preserving OF
vegetables and fruits, and other do
nestle and economic subjects of gen.
eral interest.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13
DAUGHTERS TO GIVE
GRADUATING ADDRESS

DR.. Freeman Daughters, head of the
department of education at the State
University. will deliver the address OF
the day at the commencement exer.
cises for the Mlssoula county high
school graduating class, which will Be
held at the Missoula theatcr, it has
been announced.
The junior class will give the GUS
tomary reception and dance in honor
of the graduating class. in spite of the
war, according to plans completed last
week. The affair will be held at the
Elks' tcmpleusAnd the high school fac
ulty. the board OF trustees and the
parents of the students will be among
the guests at the Prom" The policy
of retrenchment decided upon recently
will be followed rs far as possible in
all the school events.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13

alleged bad men 70 fall into the tolls
of the law last night. was arrested by
Officer Morris at midnight. and was
lodged in the city jail charged with
robbery.
Edward Singieman, who. the police
say. beat up man ne had held up
when he found that the victim did not
have any money, was arrested later by
Officer Lease. Joe MudrO and Peter
Mislak We're also arrested by Officer
Lease, charged with assault and bat
terry on two young men whom they at.
tackled near the postoffice.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13
coRNhuskERs WIN MEET.

Minneapolis, May 1.-THE Univer-
sity Of Nebraska today defeated the
University Of Minnesota in their dual
track and field meet, scoring 66 points
to Minnesota's 50. No records were
established. Only first and second
places We're counted in the scoring
The result was in doubt until the last
event. the mile relay, which was won
by Nebraska
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13
THE DAILY MssoUL1AN SUNDAY MORNING. MA Y 70, 1917

the district court jury which heard the
case tried. The verdict was brought
in last evening.
Hoskins Is owner Of hotel at Ra-
valli which was partially destroyed by
fire. The insurance company could
not agree with him as to the amount
Of insurance due.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13

not attend military drill regularly will
be expelled. instead Of being impressed
into the fatigue" squad. The war
emergency committee Of the faculty
decided on this step yesterday, in order
to cope with the students who refused
to drill with the recently organized ca
Diet corps. Military drill is compul-
sorry at the State University this year,
but In spite Of that there have been
numerous slackers, 1t is said.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13

comedy were carried entirely by girls.
as most Of the senior boys have left
school to join the army or 60 to the
farm. Miss florence Gettys OF the
State University faculty coached the
actors for their parts.
A piano solo by Miss Mildred Waite.
vocal solos by Miss Chadwick and Miss
Hope Beebe and a violin solo by Miss
Mabel Olson were also rendered.
The cast of the "Kleptomaniac" was
as follows:
Mrs. John Burton. Alma Burkhart
Mrs. Valerie Chase Armhy ..................
Observation-Disclosures. Margaret O'Brien
Miss Frieda Dixson--- Dorothy Dickey
Mrs. Charles Dover. Alice Turtle
Mrs. Bertha ley.......-.-...Jessie Virtue
Miss Evans commencement. Beth McClay
Katy Ruth Beebe
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13
Sincere Appreciation For the
"Open Door, Policy Is
Expressed.
TO ERECT HIM STATUE
Likeness of Former Secre-
tary of State Will Be
Cast in Bronze.

Peking.-Sincere appreciation OF the
services rendered to China by the late
John Hay, American secretary OF
state. in establishing the open door
policy and protecting that country
from ACKNOWLEDGMENT by European
powers was expressed In a measure
which has been introduced into the
chinese senate to provide for the erec-
ton of bronze statue Of Mr.. Hay.
Recognition also is accorded in the
bill to the great service which Mr.. Hay
rendered to China in proposing the re-
funding OF the Boxer indemnities.
The Proposers.
Among those proposing that the
memorial was c. T. Wang. vice presi-
dent of the Chinese senate, n graduate
Of Yale university. Several other Chi
nese who were educated in America
seconded the motion that the bin be
ADOPTED. In describing Mr.. Hays serv-
ices to China, the proponents OF the
measure asserted:
1T was the late John Hay who.
hearing OF the proposal of the Euro
pean powers TO develop and mark out
for themselves their respective spheres
OF influence in China, made represent
tations to the governments Of Great
Britain, Russia, France, Japan, Italy.
etc, suggesting that China should be
enabled to adopt an open door" pol
icy with regard to foreign powers. as,
in his opinion, the developing OF
spheres of influence was sure to lead
10 breach of the peace in the far
east Fortunately, the governments OF
the European powers supported Mr..
Hays idea, and as a result. Il common
understanding was arrived at between
the powers, which gave rise to state
OF political equilibrium known as the
balance of power and secured peace
for the far east. Therefore, it was a
great service that Mr.. Hay rendered
to China,
Refund to China.
over, when our government was re.
qured to pay enormous indemnities T.
the foreign powers, Mr.. Hay propose,
to the governments of these power
that they should refund to China
portion Of the indemnities after re
tanning what was deemed NECESSARY T.
make good the loss to public and pri
Sate property. But the foreign pow
ers did not give their consent to thi
proposal. so that the United state
had to carry out the idea alone. TIL
amount of money to be thus refunde,
by the United States was not including
interest sl0.7s5,2O0 gold. and sine
1909 a considerable sum has alread
been paid back to China. We are nov
using this money for cducationa
purposes, that is, for the maintenance
OF the Using Hua college etc. In tn
third year of the republic the Unite
States government further refunded +
us a sum of sl,l00000 out of n total o
100000 gold which China has pal,
to the United States as compensation
for loss to private property, which sur
We are now using for the support 0
Chinese students studying in tina
country. This was the second erea
service that Mr.. Hay rendered T.
China.
Thus II will be seen that Mr. Ha
has given us cause for feeling reall
Trl n l. ,ys, -
bronze statue in his honor in ortie
to show to poster.ty our sincere ap
probation of Mr.. Hays mcritoriou
services to China
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13
INSURANCE COMPANY
LOSES TO HOSkINS

Judgment for s502.10 was rendered
for the plaintiff in the ease of Joseph
Hoskins against the Scottish Union
and National Insurance company by
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
PLEASES AUDIENCE
The kleptomaniac" Pre-.
sented by Seniors.

The "klcptOma mac the class play
OF the graduating class Of the Missou-
Ia county nigh school, was presented
10 q pleased audience at the high
school auditorium last night. The
casts of the play, which was farce
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-13
SLACKERS WILL BE
FORCED TO ATTEND

The State University does not want
slackers in the ranks Of her students.
and hereafter those students who do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
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Grb6btc S6atigtcit In Ocm Wtarinc.
Neriteu.

Rhilo0clpbin, 9. 6ebruar.
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ten NfumitiouS 5abrifcn ucroen
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troffen nn SluSidreihlnpcn 9citeuS
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nie sit erreihen.
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I'm DciteM lSinuerncImcl.


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bciiiaIia oer 9lnwcu0ung 0cs
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5ipiiden Sen @ereiniaten Staatcu cii
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thinning ent6dlt bic eina 9lllS
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ties entbdIten obpobl iie iid genan
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Der III &bilo0clp6io pcrDoftcte 33
Sabre altc Soicpb 4loiiiI bon Ger.
203l &enniplponio g[ocnlc, lpuroe
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Baltimore. Gouptp imO 0eteftiu aobs
Ter bonn itdotiiNcu 4oIi5cioeportc.
mcnt noh Baltimore 5uritdacbrudlt.
Euliil plirOc III HbilnocIp1ia Der
boftct nodocnl CT Silbcrmuoret i'm
gScrtbc bon gScrt1c bon 5000 pcr.
foilft Duttc. Sin GDeil scr @cgen.
ltonOc, oie ii iciucn @ciib gcflmocn
wlrocn iinO ongeblidy oo8 giqen-
tbun bon %crrn G9orlcs q. Sciic
Oon Gen Stills lmO Slerrn 2lopD
@riffit6 Gortrol bon MoIono @arf,
bci Semen Dor 5pci gSomcn cinac6ro.
den moroen mar. Der Efonoleib.
banoler in philadelphia CAB @loilil
fir Die Silbcrpoorelt cinen Gbcd iut
8ctro0e bon 1926, sen o6cr bon SET
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prtbcntbrnnnt auriid ii. ipuroe bon
Der IN Der 3miicbenScit 6eno6ridtig-
ten &oli5ei III Gmpfong genonuncn.
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gLnflnft nad Der nittleren @oliSei.
ltotion gebroht miro ober belte ocn
Baltimore Gountv @eb6rocn altSgc,
liefcrt pcr0cn.
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Dlorontu init Dem Sicpulucr

SSoicpb 9loranto, Gin aod) inl
SpciicbuiS 9}r, 925. Gcnumponin-
9locnuc, uliO Sobn ocS iorii9eu Sto-
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fal nit icincn Sanosmonnc Soicp6
Goiio9no III Strcit III ocilcn @crlnui
cr einen &cpolocr 500 il. Den @cgncr
nicoerfnaIlcn moIlte @Gite oeS 9lc.
itolrnntS refen sic &olijci berbci,
oic sen wiitbcnOen llorantu am
Shlomitcbcn podtcn imo scr nprO.
ipeitlidcn Noli5eiiiotipu cinliefertcn.
Wioranto ipilr0e 9cgea cine Siderbeit
bon 5000 anf ireicn 6iIB Nciett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
lN6blidl ociturbcll.

ISn Der @nihpirtbihoit BON Mi.
@lorfS, 9}r II, -StraBc, Ct.
fronfte plSblih ser 80 Sabre alto
g9i0iom Sacfnep bon 9tr. 27i2, ggcit.
9lortb-gpcnnc, imo mlrOc naM Oeiu
ltnibcrlitotS-SoipitaI acbrodt, mp
icopd mir nod icin Goo fcitgeItellt
murOc, Ter Coroner plroe bon Dem
glble6cn 0cs Ol1nncS bennthricbtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

foil iiibrtc. 3lmohlt iuur0e Serr
Boul 3Dcrncl ais ottiper Singer IN
Den &erein ouigcnomncH lm0 Damn
Die Serreu Sobu areBlcin uuo 5obn
6. @jreii in 9Incrtennlmg i6rcr lang
i1brigcu Niitglie0ibaft uno treiicn
Tienitc 5um 9citen oeS ,,Gi6cn.
frnn5~, ais Gbrcn. .Ritglicoer CT.
wGbIt. Soieraii wuroen meitere
&or6crcitlngeu iir OoS folnmenOc
Mobltb0tigfcit5sGo Gon5ert 5um @citeil
oeS &icBner iden y9oiieubauieS &C.
trofien mo Der @criht bon Sanger
Simon iiber sic Gorbcrcitingsor6ei.
Ten 5lm groBcn @u5or lno Der Tclc.
gaten &ernhen mo SSocob Saltlc
iiber Die &ortonunilie III Der Icles
sGeriammNlng Der &ereiuigten
Sanger Don Baltimore entgcgengc.
nomneit Ncrr Sacob Souie murOe
81 ieiren ltattgc6obten 21. @eburts.
taec olieitig be9GidpiiniHt in0
traftirte ieine SongesbriiOcr i'm &all.
ie OeS glbenOS nit eincm 6dBhen
Ih0itmeu0eu 9iereS. Tic GiuIaotns
gen Oes nIbolio @ldunerhorS" lno
,@eiteno 2icoeriron5es" 5il i6rcn
bolio Nl dnncrdor."
Wiosfcnb1llen ton0cn 9lnnubne.
Su o@loSmiaer's Sale an Ser
observation-disclosures bicIt gcitern
llbeuo Der ylbolia Ntdnucrdor"
feline reselmdBige GerIontnluia i'm.
ter Dem &oriie bon 9Sr1iioeut 6ronf
@iesner. Scfret0r @eorgc 3immels
hcbcr protofollirtc. 9tod grleoiging
Der loufenocn @eiM1ite mirOen 5iuGi
aftibe NlitgIicocr, Die Scrrcn g9rn.
9oropsfi mo @rnIt Golberg, iopic
cir pniiiUcs NlitglicO, Serr Sobn
Sfirihner, mtigenommtcn. TnS NloS-
fcrballsGomitc bcribtctc giite Sort
lhritte. Ger &ercin mirO im glpril
clliell Dnnorlltil1cn glbeno ocrdllr
ItaItcn. Sir icinc trcile 1icitItc,
pclbc Scrr rSobu s. 5tod ais ASrd.
liOcnt Dem Gcrciu 0elciItet bottc,
pilroc ibut gcitcrn ciit gbrcn'Giplom
iibcrrciht. Scr NintneI6cbct beriH-
tete ii6cr sic lceteu @crianinlIimgcn
oeS ollnobbansigcu @iiroer-GcreinS"
mo ocS n9lorOoitlihcu 5dngcr6iui-
ocS~.
vSciicn CnrmitGOtcr.
&crcin."
Ger ySeiieu-1orntItdOtcr &crein"
ocrioumeltc iih gcitcrn 9lbcno IN
,,6o6n'S &oIlc4 an Der Aciferion-
ilno @oibinoton- -StraBc. GrdiiOclt
Sobn 9toG fiibrtc Den Goriib, Scfrc.
tar Conrad &itterpuid beridtete
iibcr 0en itD0ncn Griolo ocS IcbtGn
9hdternroitcns. Sonit murOcn mr.
Iouferoe @eihdite erIeoiot. 3uci
urue Dlitglieocr wuroeu ouiocuom-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
Scr eritr NaniM m npriIher.

EoriS, 6. Scbrunr ErpB0qnl
iopobl @reiie nic Ccffeiltlihtcit iidl
meiierbin iiber Sic SanoIun8 oerg'cr.
5taaten Sen oipIonlotiidcu 9ciies
bnngen init Gcutidlauo ein Gnoe aes
nadbt 5il 0abeu lc66aft ireueI bait
lid Ser 0ifcltlihc @eooufc oer ySirt
lidfciten oeS arioaes pie0cr liac.
manot Eie fronjoiihc &rciie 0oni
augcfiinoigtei Nrogrumni oer cr
bobtcu ll-9oot.Tbotigfeit gc1eniiber
itcbcu0 rdtb Dem @oltc, trohoeni iis
bic groBe moraliidc StiiBe, nus Gt-
gcbniB Der a6gcbrodcncn @c3ichitus
gen 5piiden ocn Ger 1taatcH nuS
Teutidhan0 crtcnuen tno midl aneF
tenncn iid niht 5u ic6r auf 5Dnt
patbie 5ii perlaiicu.
Sn Oicier @er6iuoinig iaotc zcHa
tot Gbarles 5um6crt 9lnitott anau
fiinoiael Dab Der 5ica aeipiB iit.
ttnO idlldierig oaratf 5i iparter. laBt
ims ale @eoanfen llnO aile unierc
4rdite anipanneu ilniere E6atfrait
SIT i6rcr boditen alusgic6igteit M
brIngeil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
2nllanit luirN helundlt.

3oIcirne1mer @ut. 4S Nnnn cr-
iihtc aeiicri @oli5eimarihaa Car
Ter, oaS 3oaanit bis anf g9citcreS
bepahcn 5u Iaiicn 3pci &nIi3iiten
wurOrn luigeOeuO abfomnanoirt,
oic BON MN an nihtS on0ercS 5il
tbuu bobeii ais ooS 3ouamt am
Iaac 3ll belpaben.