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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A FRAN
CHISE TO GENERATE and DlSTRIB- 4
UTE ELECTRICITY in The CITY
OF BELINGTON:

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, William Scrimgeour
and John Scrimgeour, partners
trading as Scrimgeour Brothers,
have, on the 7th day of February,
1917. filed with the Clerk of the
City OF Belington, Barbour Coun-
ty, West Virginia, an application
for franchise to them and their
assigns. within said city of Bel
lngton, to generate electricity
therein, or transport electricity in
to said city generated elsewhere.
and distribute such electricity so
generatedor transported into said
city and sell the same within or
without said city to persons, in
dividuals, firms, corporations and
others desiring to use the same,
for use by day and by night, for
power, heat, light and other pur-
poses; and have attached to the
said application a copy of the or
der of the council and of the fran
chise for which applicationismade
and all persons interested are no.
tilted hereby that the undersign-
ed will ask the said council of the
city of Belington to act on the
said order and franchise at the
first regular meeting ofsaidcom-
Gil, after the publication of this
notice for thirty days from the
first publication thereof.
This the Z tn day of February,
1917.
JOHN SCRIMGEoUR,
VIM. SCRIMGEoUR,
PARTNERS TRADING AS SCRIM-
GEOUR BROTHERS.
By VIM. SCRIMGEoUR.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19
Nature Cures The Doctor Takes the

There is an old saying that INA
ture cures, the doctor takes the fee,"
but as everyone knows you can help
Nature very much and thereby ena-
BILE it to effect cure in much less
time than is usually required. This
is particularly true of colds. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy relieves the
lungs, liquifies the tough mucus and
aids in its expectoration, allays the
cough and aids Nature in restoring
the system to healthy condition.
For sale by all dealers. (adv.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19

RAGS WANTED: About SO lbs
of clean cotton rags at 2 cents
a pound wanted at The Progress
i've office.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-04-19

Entered as second-class matter
June IS, 1912, at the Post Office at
Belington, w. Va, under the Act of
March 8, 1879.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06
Las TI0D1S Bnitlli(aS OBJ
tIGI2l H0tl5I25 ITiIlfOS
contra Iur(OS J GernlIOS

Los ingleses han capturado, gracias
q un bicn coor3inado, y h6bilmente
eiecu,ajo moyimiento estratt gico, Ia
ciudad De Ramadie. On Mesopotamia,
al norto de Bagdad, hacienda priaio-
neros o to5a Ia euarnici6n, &c 10000
hombres, con IN general divisioatrlo
y TODD su estado mayor, v un buen
numero de eaaones, ameIalladoras Y
material de guerra.
Las fuerEas britdnicaa han seguido
lanzando GA los alrededcrcs de Ypr6s
ataquo traa ataqae. despu5s da re.
chuzar todog les violentos contraata.
qu- de los alemaHas, eoa notable 6xi-
60, rlp.1rando gran extension de trim
chcr on una pgofdndi5ad de Varies
mi.'as aicndo 81 yados millarcs Jos
alcuauc3 hechos prisloneaos.
En respuesta a los numerosos BON.
bardeos Do PLAINS no for6Acadas lle-
vad7a cabo por los aer9planos ale-
mwc los fraaeaas han bambariea-
do con muy baeu e2iyo varias ciuda-
des alemanas, y los ingleses Sc apres-
tam pam haeer 10 mismo.
Para q aiareito dc los Estados Uni
dos So est6n eonstrugendo, en- este
pals y en- Europa, 100000 aeroplanos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06

De yenta. barata, 81 Sc toma en- Sc
guida. una casa nueya, dc cuaftos.
! p Earickson, 924, calle Stp.Ima
Desputs de larga enfcrmedad inu-
rio el jueves a las II de la noche en-
albuquerque nuestro amigo . Carlos
l. Hernandez. Su cuerpo debTa ae-
gar esta ciudad hoy. Sobro esta
defunci6n varias otras ocurudas es-
IA semana daremos mas detalics en- el
pr6ximo ndmero Sc suplica a todos
los miembros de Ia u de A. Il que
ccurran manana a su entierro, las
: de la tarde, en- la casa dc D. Hippo
lite c. de Baca.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06
RtoIdaS Que han Sii0 Exi-
nlIi0S del SGTVItI0 NIIi
lar en- Este COld9d0.

Los aiguieates reclutas de.este con
lado han si8o exini8os del se,7,ieio
nilitar. de entire los examiBadps 6lti-
maments. princ.palmcpte nor tener
eami8a Que depende en elIos nara 81
nantenimiento.
Ram5a Jimtnez. Ferpdale
John Luther Jones. Las vsoaq
Greeorio MARTINEZ. Tecol8te
j. Norton Mcschooler. San Jer5ni-
mo-
MIGUEL Hernandez r. Las Yeas
Plaeido Quintana. El Camito
Jcr5nimo Garcia. Variadero
Severino Moatoya. Cherry qala
Caadido Ortoga. Las GalUaas
Frank Herrera SapeH6
Pablo Uartinoz, pocos
Tobias Vailcjos, Il. las Vegas
Santiago Roybal, e. Las Vegas
Ross A. ST. Clair. Doreta
De.HJo Rodriguez Laa Vegas
Benjamin otug, yllauug.a.
Chester FIew Morton, u. Las Vegas
Solomon MARTINEZ, Las Yeas.
John Richard Chaum, b. Las Vegas
Teesfogo Herrera, La Liendre
Jose Morales, Macs.
Beaito Baea, III Celrlto.
juan Aragon, Lcyba.
Gassie Adoiph Rothgeb. Z. Las Ve.
gas.
Jose Luis Kolowsli, Rowe.
Fidel Ortega, Canada del Medic.
Demetfio MARTINEZ, Las Yeas.
Fred Smith, Variadero..
William Earl Banks, Ribera.
Juan D. Romero, Ia Eendre.
Manuel Rubio, Las Vegas.
Charles Albert Topic, u. Las Vegas.
Alfonso Fulgenzi, Las Vegas.
Jacobo Amado Gonzales. Variadero.
Juan Maldonado, e. Las Vegas.
saturnino Crespin, San Jer5nimo.
Juan A. Garcia, Troment.na.
Martin Gonzaies Trementina.
Dolano Baea, Truiillo.
John cleo Howard, El porvenir
Jose Trepun.lno Raca poeos
Juan 60 Maa Tsporlo. levba
Jose Aban,eio Baca, Las Yeas.
Antonio De Tegis. n. Las Vegas.
Paicio Alarcdn, Las Ve.
Joe Plnumonti, Santa Famia, Italy
Telberto Lujan, Las Vegas.
II. C. de Herrera, Upper Las Vegas
Samuel Gomez, La Liendre.
Antonio Jaramillo Trcmentina.
Fladolfo Tafoya san Jose
Wesley Gum Noullch, z. Las We
gas.
Manuel Patron, +. Las Vegas.
Isaac Mont5ya, Cherryyale.
Fidel Matino Sandoyal, Rociada
H..-ts l,-.i..f u,s...
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06
Los PT0hi5GiOliStaS OTQ2li-
zal Su C8n9aii3 EIGGtO-
raj en- Santa FG.

Despu5s del gobernador actuante
Lindsey 3 Jos sonadares Jones , Fell,
Sc nan oee'9rado tamo'en enJuslastl-
1.''''.,''s . I" '".oc y - p'0,''9'.,o" ~
aob6rcas on este estaJo los Srs IN.
eero. secretario de Estado. Y Patton
fiscal del estado, Bonifacio Montoya,
1e 10 oomis'on oe eorporaeiones y
>. 49, y, p.aI.i1 --s',I9y'- !! '''' anu w. ''''"
III ipevos 60 ceIepr5 a, SANTA IA
ana convention de los elementos dire,
ores del prohibicionismo en- eI osta-
10, pres.dida por el Sr John Morrow.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06

El dia 9 de Septiembre Sc me
extrayi6 fuG -obado un caballo
oscuro, patas bIancas, una raya
blanca en- la frente; con los 81
guiontes 6errcsW W. len Ia anca il.
ouierda sF9en &faIa pierna del
mismo laEa@do. Dare IS de re-
compensaal que me 10 traiga o me
de una razon cierta l. G. Mon.
toya; Las Vegas N NJ
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06
TODA LA vECINDAD 10 sA.


Mrs. Anna Pelzer, que vive en-
ell No. 1926. Jefferson St., SO.
Omaha, Neb., esclibe: "El COM
puesto de Foley de Miel y Alqui-
tran euro mi hiia de un NAL
constipado. Mi vecina, Mrs.
Benson, sc euro personalmente,
asi como q su familia, con el
COmpuesto de Foley de Mel y
Alquitran, y, de hecho, casi To-
dos los residences de mi vecin-
dad 10 recomiendan favorable
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06

Margarito Montoya Y Vigil.
Frank Junier Sidel.
Hernio ArgGello.
Filiberto Vialpando
Casimiro Roybal
Bernardo TIuiillo.
Chester Eugene Van Meter.
William Arnold.
Felix Arag6n.
Alfonso Maestas.
Reyes Rivera, Jr.
Laureano Martinez.
Eduardo Archuleta.
Desiderio Vigil.
Manuel Rael.
Rafael Garcia.
Abel Romero.
Juan Alfonso Maestas
Luis Galelgos.
Harry L0hmier.
David Cruz.
Charles Louis Heron.
Floyd Slusher.
George Cassidy Lamb.
Abel Yara.
AdoIfo Abeyta.
Tomas Herrera.
Webb Kidd.
Alfred II. Davenport
Guadalupe Gallegos.
G. Fuente.
Jose Nepomuceno Sanchez.
John Hasiey Kendlick.
Epilanio Romero.
Candeiario Sains.
Roy "A. Evans.
Frank Ogilyer Carpenter.
Onesimo Martinez.
Clyde Venson Kendrich.
Benjamin Lefebre.
Juan Benito Argtello.
Esiquio Sanchez.
Homer T. Parks.
| Hrc,,.f,,y g..
Doi',4 iV.''Io IN. - e
IS0D' po,, piil ,-y ~ 'o'i'9ouiJ
no,,i5,, NY ,1''r NJ, r.
NJ ,'''',, - -;i''i 90.
,ran,,ol J2 ''e -; lleslio alillgS
Fsrsta, 49, 80 5i,i3 .iiilj9' uoaue CalnI
nnaetnn' ,vo,' i..t u'O'gi,uo Que Vouo
aontonfos 10 otGea2 bot;e.,l e3ya' ;1 ,i IHg. =.
.dns ''-,','s, nn ,.s:.. ,..'9.glluo sio9 QiVial
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06
Partida dc mas RGGhltaS pa-
"a los CaIlpOS dc Con-
contraction NaGiOIaI.

Los j6venes que foyman Ia
tercera fracci6n del primer con-
tingente de reclutas del condado
de San Miguel, partieron el jue-
YES pasado, POGO despu6s de las
tres de la tarde, habiendo sido
despedidos con entusiasmo igual
que las otras dos fraeciones que
les precedieron.
FL P. Balland, rector de la pa
rrOquia Gle Nuestra Sonora de los
Dolores, Y el ministro Mr.. Moore,
bendiieron q los nueYos solda-
dos de este condado, antes de su
partida.
En- la estaci6n, desde ell frente
del hotel Castaneda, pronuncia
ron cortos pero elocuentes dis
cursos, en- ingl6s y espanol res
pectivamente, ell jurisconsultc
de esta ciudad ST.. Hayden y e.
padre Balland.
A los soldados de nuestro con
dado Sc les regalaron ramilletes
de flores, listones bicolores dis
tintiyos y otros titles obsequios
poni6ndoles las flores en- ell pecho
lindas sen0ritas de la Iocaidad.
El tren, que venia atestado dc
reclutas de los condad0s del sur.
que comieron aqui fu6 recibidC
y despedido con aplausos, mues-
ira de los patri6ticos sentimien-
tos de nuestra pq6laci6n, que
siente orgullo de mandar a sus
hijos a pelear contra Ia tirania
para defender la causa de la Ii
bertad humana.
iQu6 Dios vuelva con felicidad
q todos nuestros soldados a sus
hogares, cubiertos con 81 laurel
de la victoria, es 10 que desea-
mos!
He aqui los nombres de los re
clutas de nuestro condado que
partieron:
Ignacio Roybal,
Manuel Padilla,
Damasio Lic6n.
David Roibal.
Charles G. Arnold.
Jacob Jennings Wall
Adolfo Garcia. ~ q
Jacobo Roybal.
Antonio Sacoman.
Samuel Thomas Kelly.
Charles Arthur Garner
Aniceto G. Coca.
! Granville Ray Mcdaniel
Vicente e. Peha.
Rosalio Martinez.
/ Martin Blea.
! Clarence Flavius Lewis
Andres Garcia.
AlbinO Romero.
Juan d. Leyba
! Donacian0 Sena.
William Vernon Schlott
Nepomuceno Romero
Cerilio Herrera.
Eduvigen Saiz.
Oscar l.. HuddlestOn
Ezequiel Gutierrez.
Ignacio Pacheco
Saturnino Vigil.
Claude HemphilI.
4 Jose S. LucerO.
Pat Joseph Fran.
Gaspar Blea.
Jose Odacio Salazar.
Solomon A. Brogdon.
Nemesio Sena.
Aurelio Palz.
Braulio Arag6n.
Ceferino Quintana.
AdoIfo Gonzalez.
Edward Dalton.
; Evan Dalton.
Francisco Padilla,
Manuel Maldonado
Guadalupe Pacheco
Luis Garcia.
l.. i. Monsimer
Francisco Nieto.
. Hilario Rael
2 Antonio Armijo y Tapia.
Olegario Lucero
Dulcineo Chaves.
Francisco J.. Garcia.
= Ernest Floyd Jacobs,
l. ConradO LucerO.
Roy Henry Brogdon.
u Ramon Gonzalez.
Roman Lopez.
Alberto Lucer0,
! Jose Montana.
u Adelaide Baca.
= Miguel Trujillo
% Tim0teo Lic0n.
!e Jose Trinidad Sandoval.
U Encalnaci6n MARTINEZ.
y George Mirled Frick
. Cipriano Martinez.
~ Fred Schutt.
0 Del condado de Mora, tomar
ell tren en- esta ciudad los slgli5
tns i6yenes:
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06

Roy Bax Cook, e. Las Vegas.
Theron Herodotog Reeves, e. Las
Vegas
Cclcsiino MARTINEZ, Rociada.
Chris John Moore, Las Vegas.
Manuel s. Sanchez, LAS Vegas,
Jose NJ. Lucero. Ribera.
Lawrence Clifford Trainer, e. Las
Vegas.
Lgis Z. annie, Las Vsgaae j
William Henry Rhodes, E Las Vel
as.
Melecio Esquyel, Trementina
Ramon Macs, Las Vegas,
Roaeudo Romero, El Cerrito.
Toribio salas, Las Yeas.
Angel p. Villanueva, Villanueva,
Daniel Mae5tas, Shoemaker.
DOSE Felipe Chaves, sena.
Abel Segura Ribera
Santos Salazar, Los Alamos.
Pablo zamora, Chapele.
Nalontin Alag6n, Pecos,
Androu Victor sondiquist, Valley
Ranch,
Manuel Romero, e. Las Yeas.
Visitaci6n Urioste, La Liendre.
Epifanio Lucero, Yariadero.
Ventura Martinez, Rociada.
Florencio Esquiyel, Rowe.
Manuel Roybal, Il Las Vegas
Pedro Gallogos, Trujino.
James Orr Lawrence, Il. Las Vegas.
Adolfo Roybal, e. Las Vegas.
Formin Salazar, Truiillo.
William Mertschin, L. Las Vegas.
Raimundo Gonzalez, Trementina.
Solomon Rjbera, Ribera
Adelaide Lobato. Las Yeas.
Jose otoro Mon,oya, sapoll5
Rafael Martinez, Ribcra, sandoGa
county.
Paul Wesley Bieber, j., Las Vegas
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06

mente como un magnihco rene
dio para las toses y resfrios.' De
venta en- tOdas parties.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06

En m cxanen.
I'll Profesor.-lQu mat6 al
gigantic Gale0te?
ri alumno:-Pe listed,
pero creo cue sc llamaba Geliat.
El Professor Ese era otro gi-
gante.
III alumno.-Pues entonces de-
bi5 matarlo....otro queno era Da-
vid.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-10-06
c0RTE EST0. VALE DINE

hO!
NO PIERDA ESTA OPORTU-
NlDAD. Corte este pedacito, in
luya en- un sobre con el mismo
luco centavos Y mandelo a Fo-
ay and Co., 1886, Sheffield Ave,
hicago, Ills, dando al mismo
ompo bion claro su n0mbre v
.ireccidn En carnbio recibiIa
\ paquete de muostras, conto-
iendo Corupuesto de- Foley de
liel y Alquitran para Ia Tos, los
.esfli0s v ell Cup; pildoras de
'olay para los RiHopes y Table
Is Cat4rticas de Foley be VEN
q en- todas parties.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-26
VERNON HAWLEY AND HELEN
DE VALOIS WINNERS IN CONTEST

Helen De Valois won the birth
stone ring. and Vernon Hawley the
Ford watch in the contest for figur-
ing out the differences in time bet
ween Lynden and cities of the world.
the results of which were announced
today by r. L. Averill, jeweler.
Marie Van Diest and Tina Wander
Griend were tied for second prize in
the girls division, and August Zoet
was second in the boys competition.
When it is twelve O'Clock in Lyn-
den at noon, the contestants figured
out it is 3:14 pm. in New York, 2: 54
p. N. in Panama, $40 p. m. in Lon
don. S:19 p. m. in Paris. 9;03 p m. in
Berlin, 900 p. m. in Rome. 1000
p. m. in St. Petersburg, 9:3Sk p. m.
in Honolulu, and in Hong Kong. Mel
bourne, and Manila. il is respectively
3:46, $50 and Ala a. m. of the
next day.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-26
LYNDEN MAN KILLED WHEN
CAR JUMPS BRIDGE APPROACH

Harry Brock, age 27. was killed
Monday evening shortly before six
o'clock. when his automobile bump
ed into the railing on the approach
to the Guide Meridian river bridge
near the Bridgeview farm, and drop
ped over to the ground below Brock
was caught beneath the machine.
He was brought to Lynden on the
six O'Clock stage, but he was dead be-
fore he could reach medical assist
ance. The body was taken to Knapp's
funeral parlors, and later removed
to Bellingham for burial.
1t is thought that Brock was driv-
ing at a lively clip, and that when he
struck one of the railing posts at
the side. he found that it was
impossible to swing his machine back
into the road. The accident was wit
messed from the Bridgeview farm.
Brock had rented the Mutehler
farm on the river. He is survived
by his parents, one sister and a broth
er. He was unmarried.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-26
TO CONTEST
IN ANNUAL MEET
Whatcom County Teams Will Engage
in Yearly Tournament At Lynden
Next Week

The big annual high school dec
lamatory contest and track meet of
the institutions in Whateom County
will be held in Lynden May and 5,
and with the events but a week in
the distance, plans are being made
to make the occasion the best in Lyn-
den's history.
The deelamatory contest in the
Group 2. will be held Friday evening
at the High School, the field meet
Saturday at the Fair Grounds, and
the Group l Declamatory contest Sat
urday evening at Jamieson's Opera
House.
The following is the list of officials
for the meet announced today: Start
er, William A. Fisher; Judges of
Races, F. Z. Beck, Carl Zook, and
Victor Aitken; Judges of Weights.
c. j. Storlie. B. +. Hovies, Walter
Fisher: Callers, W. G. Boggan, F.
d. Rockey; Timers, Grant Gibson, j.
Youngman; Secretaries, PA. Wright,
V. V. Shumaker, L. j. Bowler, Sidney
Wright; Referee, Dan North; Weight
Retrievers, Young and Price.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-26
LYNDEN II YEARS AGO

tFrom the Pilot. April 27, 1s05)
James Zylstra has stopped school
for this term.
Miss Julia M. Van Mersberger and
Mr.. Elzo Gelms were married last
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents.
George Bostwick has had his res
idence moved from Front St. around
so as TO face upon Sixth St.
d. L. Steffe has purchased of John
Storey the restaurant building just
west of DR.. Mulder's residence.
Mrs. H. H. Jameson and little son
Master Cecil, were here from Belling-
ham Saturday to visit Mr.. Jameson.
With a high grade automobile,
several motorcycles, and plenty of
excellent horses. the streets of Lyn-
den present a very lively appearance
these days. Lynden's first auto was
brought here this week by Arthur L.
Swim. II is Ford touring car.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-26
HOUSEKEERERS WILL
STUDY HERE MAY Z
VIII Take Courses In Home Affairs
Given BY Prof. Mary Rausch of
State University

The program of the Housekeepers
Institute to be given in Lynden Mon
day, May Z, by Prof. Mary F. Rausch
of the University of Washington was
announced today by the committee
in charge of the sessions.
The following is the complete pro-
gram for the Institute: 1000 a. M,
How to be an Efficient Housekeeper; /;
11:00 a. m, A Talk on the Cooking
of Meat, printed Recipes to be Dist
ributed); 1880 p. m, The Principles
of Menu-making; 2:00 p. m, A Les
son on Table Setting and Serving,
tprinted rules on correct table set
ting will be distributed) 2:S0 p. m,
How To Dress Well; 500 to $3.50,
Helpful Hints on Sewing
Professor Rausch outlines the lee
lures of the Institute as follows:
THE talk on efficient housekeep-
ing gives a number of suggestions for
short cuts in housekeeping, better ar
rangement of the kitchen, etc. The
talk on meats tells just how to buy
meat; the different methods of cook
ing it; the care of left-overs, and how
to care for meat after it is cooked.
In table setting ! show just where
everything should be placed. and tell
how things should be served. and dis
tribute printed rules for correct table
setting.
In menu making we discuss the
right kind of food for a growing child
and for the family, and tell the ladies
just how to plan their meals.
In the talk on dress, many hints
are given about buying material. and
how to be well dressed. and how to
wear your clothes, that is. how to
put them on right, and the combinat-
ions of colors.
''In the sewing hints. We tell how
to renoyate velvet; how to hang a
skirt; how to take out spots; how to
press and care for your clothing.
A fee of fifty cents will be charged
to cover the expenses OF the course.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

May day celebrations will be held
on the afternoon of May 16.
The Campfire House has been sold
and moved from the school grounds.
The Juniors gave the following
program Monday afternoon: THE
Moon a Target" Thressa Richbaw !;
Current Event, Fern Stuart; Birds
and Cats" Jacoba Tromp; I'VE Are
Seven" Marius Wander Griend; Rae
ing For Week" Fred Wolf; Child
Crimes" Genevieve Wolf; Cold
Germs" Bertha Zysset; Topics in
Brief" Alva Powers; Sea Moss, =
Herben Benson; "Sheep and Goats, >
Alice Burns; "Mexico's Inhospitality
Ethel Courtney: "A Bridge of Grass, >
Dowa De Jong; THE Office Boy Pass
es," Mabel Ericsson; Excuse, Louise
Jackman; Safe and Sure Aero
planes" Mary Lewis; "Woman's Pre-
paredness," Ruth Oaks.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-26
LYNDEN HERDS GET FLOODED
STOCK FROM SNOHOMISH SALE

T. H. Smith of Lynden purchased
five registered Holsteins at the an
nual spring sale of the Western
Washin gton Holstein Breeders Assoc
iation at Snohomish last week. A
COW and calf. two six months old
calves. and two-year old heifer, will
be added to the Roy T. Smith herd
and the Harvey Smith herd for which
the purchases were made.
Among the animals are Skykomish
Pet 3336S4 born Sep. l 1915. and
Chimacum Korndyke Maid 35O344
born Aug. z. 1916. The COW was con-
signed by A. E. Smith of Sumas, and
the calves by Herman Steffen and
Charles Eldredge of Chimacum.
Andrew Benson also attended the
sale.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-26
LETTER FROM L. :. SAILOR
LOOKS LIKE BALLOT NOW

Just how strict the United States
government is in these war times as
to the letters written by the men in
the navy was illustrated this week in
Lynden when Judge F. A. Smith rec
eived letter from his son, Walter.
who is on the L. S. S. Pueblo at San
Francisco.
The letter is printed by the censor
ship service, and looks more like
ballot than anything else. A list
of expressions such as the following
are printed out, and the writer is ask
ed to place a cross after the express
sions he wishes to use:
Il am well.
Il am as comfortable and happy
as can be under the circumstances.
Remember me to - and tell
them l cannot write.
BEST Regards.
Love.
Love to all the family.
Il regret that owing to the CEN
sorship regulations. | am unable to
give any further news or information
in this letter"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-26
LYNDEN EGGS KEEP FOR YEAR.
DECLARES L. S. AUTHORITY

That Lynden eggs will keep for
a year if properly handled. is the dec
laration made this week by Depart
ment of Agriculture authorities.
This is the way the government
experts advise keeping the eggs:
Use only perfectly clean. fresh
eggs. Do not wash them. Pack the
eggs in a clean stone jar. Cover with
a solution made by mixing one quart
water-glass (silicate of soda) with
8 quarts boiled and cooled water.
Mix thoroughly and pour over the
eggs. seeing that they are covered
two or three inches deep by the
liquid. Put on lid to prevent evapo-
ration. Some authorities advise dip
ping the edges of the lid and of the
jar in melting paraffine so as TO
make a practically alright seal. Keep
in a cool place. Fresh eggs pre-
served in this way will keep well
into the winter and will be as good
as real fresh eggs for ordinary cook
ing purposes. For boiling ii is. how
ever sometimes wise to prick the
shells before cooking to prevent their
where few hens are kept il is some
cracking For a small household, il
is more convenient to put up the
eggs in half-gallon, or in one-gallon
glass jars, so that a small number
only need be opened at time.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-26
LINDEN TEACHER PASSES AWAY
FOLLOWING LONG ILLNESS

Miss Alma Obermueller, teacher in
the Lynden grade school, passed away
Sunday at her home in Bellingham
following an illness of several weeks.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day in Bellingham, and many Lyn-
den friends attended.
Many beautiful floral pieces were
sent from Lynden, as Miss Obermuel-
Ter had won the affection of her
classes, and associates, and the es-
TEEN of the community.
Miss Obermueller was "a years old
and was a graduate of the Belling-
ham Normal School. She is surviv-
ed by her parents, and three brothers
and one sister.
Miss Obermueller was member
of Harmony Rebekah Lodge of Lyn-
den.