The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-05-19
Northwest News


in Aberdeen all will be resumed with the
reopening Of the A. ]. West Lumber CON.
pany's mill A force of $50 will be used
on the shift at the West mill after shut
down from the first of the year. During
the suspension of work the mill was given
thorough overhauling. Booking Of car,
goes for South American ports, officials OF
the plant say permits reoPenins.
EVERETT: The Eclipse mill, with ever,
department operating to capacity. has re
opened. 1t had been idle for months Twt
hundred men are employed at the mill.
During the time the plant was closed man!
alterations and Improvements were made.
Every saw and single mill in Everett is
now running. Three months ago or less no;
plants. In February the shingle marke: be
gan to look up little and one of the shin
gle mills started. Then followed the Clark
Baker and other sawmills. The Walton
Lumber company started up last Monday
SPOKANE: Warm weather has ma,eriaIl:
lessened distress incident to unemployment
according TO report made public here b..
W. c. Carpenter, federal employment agent
for the Pacific Northwest. but probably 20,
900 men in the state of Washington still ar
IDLE. Employment conditions in Washington
and Idaho have shown q slight improvement;
the past week, the report states with >
small increase in the demand fs1 asrieul
;ural labor.
SEATTLE: With iitney buses eating int
The revenues Of the street railway at III,
cate of more than 100000 year. cit,
railway. officials have an especial interes'
n the hearing set for Thursday. May Is. b.
he supreme court of the jitneurs' appea
rom the verdict of the King county superio.
court, subjecting them to regulation By thu
city council.
HoQUIAM: Approximately $500 has beer
aid this season by the county as scan'y
L. -
Otto Kestner of Quinsult collected see yes
'erday on 4 cougar foot; only sbcu; IL OF
.hese animals have been killed during III,
season.
ABERDEEN: Since actual work was be
,un about a month ago at the Grays Hsrbol
,or, commission terminal At Cow Point, mid
way between HoQuiam and Aberdeen. about
u by the hydraulic dredSe-
SEATTLE: kilograms from railway hor,
iculturisss just received show Colorado ~
yer cent; New York 10 per cent; Maryland
SIS per cent: Virginia, IS per cent. Ken
lucky SO per cent; Arkansas and Missouri.
zoo per cent; upper Mississippi valley states
30 TO IS per cent hss Of apple crop due to
freeze. This will materially increase demand
for northwest apples.
ABERDEEN: new rotary rig. boilers.
donkey engine and other equipment to-
drilling at the Swastika Oil company's ties;
we'll at Hob Head. are on = HoQuiam Soek
waiting transportation TO the well. W. II,
asmer, president Of the Sales Managers as
ISOLATION of Seattle, and in charge Of ae,us,
management Of the SwsstikS company. be
eves the equipment will be at the drilling
site within three or four weeks.
rRoSSER: Al the meeting Of the Ben.
Ton county convention Of the farm haresa
n Benton City Saturday permanent or
sanisa,,en was effected
wAILA WALt.A: Indications for the
fruit crop In the Walla wslla valley are for
bumper crop and excellent prices Ga tAs
market
CENTRALtAs The vcness Lumber ezra.
asny OF winleck, which has been shut aswa
swing employment, 10 more than SO mea
The Menefec Lumber company wiN ere-
its mill May te, giving employment ~ sss
ne" In both the camp and mill,
CHNrRALiA 4 reduction u 81 PER
day IN the wages sf painters, decorators and
ssrerhsnEers WAS voted by the kesal union.
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wages al Is a day Tor contractor, ana 81
Tor ScWrneymen.
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