The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-10-25

has Just been announced. The Inter
state Highway association and the
Idaho Evergreen Highway association
have issued official announcement OF
the joint sessions of the associations
to be held in Lewiston on November
Z and s. A large attendance is ex
pected.
A vice commission is TO conduct a
Investigation of allegations that Seat
tie is rife with violations of mora
laws.
Monday the eighth session of the
Lewis County Teachers institute
opened in Chehalis, lasting for three
days.
One steamer and two big aux liar
schooners will be launched at Gray
Harbor yards before the close of this
month.
ton of the Chehalis district of WASH
ington Degree of Honor convened al
Castle Rock
The Anglo-American Mill compaH
is preparing to install a small flou
mill in Toledo, the plant to have
capacity of from Is to so barrels a
day.
Senator Chamberlain has asked tn
chief of engineers to order a survey
looking to a 35-foot channel in the
Columbia river from the mouth to
i Vancouver.
Twenty thousand dollars is to be
expended at once making the cantou
ment buildings in Vancouver ba~
racks weather-proof and comfortable
for winter.
George w. Tannehill, well known
Lewiston attorney, was instantly kill
ed when an automobile he was driv
ing left a grade near Webb, 20 miles
/ from Lewiston.
Discussions of patriotism and fooG
conservation will mark every session
of the Grays Harbor Teachers inst
tute, which opens a three-days' ses
sion at Aberdeen November Z.
! Unable to Withstand the powerful
attack of the veteran Washington
state college eleven, the University q
Oregon football team was defeated
at Pullman by score of 26 to 3.
w. H. Eaton has disposed of his
/ 500-acre farm six miles southwest Of
Pullman to w R. Morrison. who al
ready owns 4S0 acres in the same
neighborhood. The price was s4S,-
900.
Albert Goerig of Seattle, who has
the contract for the grading of the
bad stretch of Pacific highway south
of La Center, has started a crew of
men clearing the right of way for the
new grade.
Despondent because of i'll health,
Lieutenant NJ. C. Mccoy, of company
/ d, 14th infantry. ended his life in his
! tent at Vancouver Lake. four miles
from Vancouver, by shooting himself
in the head.
/ For the benefit of the hay growers
/ Of the Kittitas country and the dairy
men of the west side the public serv
/ ice commission has taken up with tn.
/ c. M. & St. P. railway officials til
question of securing cars for hauIin.
hay
What is said to be the largest orde
! ever given TO one firm by a private
company has just been placed with
the Pacific National Lumber com
! pany, Tacoma The Ger calls TO
100000 feet of lumber and the con
/ tract amount is $500. 900.
The 1928 Walla Walla high school
| boys who worked during the summe~
vacation season earned $36,736.S5
while the 240 girls who worked dur
ing the summer made s726s. or an
average of 5000.
The Seattle steel ship yards. tied
up since September 90 by strike, re
sumed operations Monday morning
! The boilermakers, the last union OF
/ the metal trades council to take &C
/ ton, voted 1857 to 1893 to return to
work reversing a decision reached a
week ago to stay out until their de
mands were met in full The action
of the other unions involved infiu-
enced the boilermakers. The shipyard
workers agreed to resume work under
conditions e, listing prior to the strike