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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-04

Miss Stslla Meeth and mother, Mr.
]. r. Meoth. left yesterday for s
Louis. Mo, where they will vis
friends.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-04

The Wednesday Morning club vii
give their annual luncheon at the Min
nequa Country club this afternoon u
O'Clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-04

Mira Joseph florman and Miss Hazel
Florman. have gone to Los Angeles.
Cal. for an extended BOIourn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-04

Mrs. p NJ. Cullcy and daughter
Gcorgiarna Black burn, returned I
their home from Minnequa hospits
Monday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-04

ENVELOPES SPECIAL
Irish Lawn Envelopes. box of ESQ, ten l5c
packages .............. .......... CSC
-Louisine Envelopes, box of Us; five zoe
packages 65c
Stationery department.
TOILET PAPER SPECIAL
-A,tor Toilet Paper. lOc roll. l3 for -. .$l.o0
Jap Tissue. 1000 sheets. 25c roll. for $l.00
Main floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-04

The Ladies Consistory club will hold
! a business meeting this afternoon at
| I o'clock in Masonic building, 2oT Main
| a,rco. \ full attendance is desired.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
NEJNOVEJSf PROCES Nc
CANNONUV DAN BUDE
DNES POROTE X ROZ-
HODNUTf.

Dnes, patrne V polednich no.
dinach vlozeno bude V ruce
poroty rozhodnuti o osudu by
valeho municipalniho soudce
McGannona, jenz Sc ocita pred
soudem V kratke dobe po tfeti,
tentokrate pro premloGvani
ev6dku. ZaFobce Stanton V "a
v6retn6 reel pravil, re nev6ri
We vymluvu zalovan6ho, kterH
tvrdi, re kdyz penize dayal
Burkemu, ably tyto dial Nicely
owe. byl dusevn6 nepricetnym
a ku konci pozadoval, aby po-
trestan byl McGannon die "a
kona, &C iinak Zeli nevinnych
ob6ti procesu, iako manzelky
matky obzalovaneho. Mccain
non, iak spolehlive bylo sv6d-
ky dokaZano V osudnou chvili
ma miste cinu byl. Ddvody "a
lobce byly pax nem6ne ohni-
veii vyvraceny obhajcem w.
II. Roydem, ktery bude sv6ho
klienta haiti jeSte dnes a po-
slednim Fetnikem bude vEpo-
mocny zalobce David. DneSnim
moznVm oorotnim vyrokem bu-
de patrne v6cn6 Sc protahuiici
process zakoncen a proto jest
vysledek tekdn jistym maple
tim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24

tu musel byti odrocen. Bezpro-
strednim nasledkem dteku by
10 vcera velke oznameni, kfi-
dou napsane: "Dnes zadne ma
vstevy".
"Nev.m, jakeho druhu re-
yolvery uprchlici nell, poznal
jsem jen, ze byly modre oce-
le, drzeli zbrane pevn6 V ru-
kou, tax re jsem nem6l casu
sahnouti po sluzebnim revolve-
RI. Jen kdybych byval mel Ia
kovou prilezitost, jakou mel
nocnf hlidac Gray. Kdybych
v6d6l, kde Sc nal6zan, sam
bych 81 pro ne dosel, pax by So
be veru prali, ably dt6ku zane
chali", vypravuje vypomocny
serif Levine, jenz byl samoten
prepaden We vezenske uradov-
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24

CTYRI ZRANENI PkI DO.
PRAVNfCH NEHODACH. ).
Mezi mimi tFi ditky.

P6tilety Henry Jares, byten
Nv clsle 1897 zap. CT. ul. srazer
byl k zemi poulicni karou trat
Denison Ave., poblize svehc
domova a utrp6l povazlive O.
dreniny, z kterych jest lecen Y
St. John nemocnici.
Sestilety Rich. Roy, 1902
Dover Ave. pfejet byl autem
ma Riverside Ave a zap. 80. ul.
a dopraven rozbitou lebkou
do m6stske nenocnice.
Sestileta Lucille Staffordova
z Washington Ave. N. w. "a
sazena automobilem ma Edge
water boulewardu a zap. 10.
ul. a dopravena taktez S pora-
n6nou lebkou dc st. Jones ne
mocnice.
Pred vlastnfm obydlim, 1547
Superior Ave., zasazena byla
poul. karou Mary McTibbeno-
va, 20-leta, nebezpecpym
zranenim hlavy dovezena do
Lakeside nemOcnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
POZDRAV Cd VYLETNfKu
MAR. SDRUZENi.

Dne II. cervna vzpomneli 81
Ma mas. Glenove vypravy c. N.
Sdruzenf, jeste 2 paluby vel
k6ho parnfku Nieuw Amster-
dam p6knym pozdravem pred
vstupen ma pevninu. Podepsa
nj jsou vyletnfci nejen cleve-
landsti, ale jinych ceskoa-
merickych osad, PIP. a danny,
JOS. Frcka, Emil Folda, JOS.
Vesely, J. Sadllek, A. j. Cejka,
DIR. Pecival, I'd. Pokorny, V. f.
Sewera, K. Turek, S. Hruby,
Bohumila Ludvikova, A. l.. Mu-
sill, Jul. Stepnickova, J. l.. Ko-
stohryz, Tom. Tomsik a j. Ia
vzpominku mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
PRIPRAVY K MESTSKEMU
JUBILEU.

We Washingtonu meSka in
formacni komisar clevelandsk6
oslavy l25. vyroci zalozeni
mesta, M. F. Bourjailly a wee
ra odevzdal pozvani presiden-
tn Hardingovi. Drive nez-li ma
stoupi zpatecni cestu do Gle.
velandu pozve i sefa generalni-
no Stabu generala J. J. Perish.
inga. Novy velitel Americk6
j. G.. Emery, jiz svoji Gcast pfi-
slibil a pribude do Clevelandu
k pamatnemu valecnemu dnu
jiz dne 27. cervence.
Vcera zapocato bylo jiz Sc
slavnostni reklamou ma ira
itch vedoucich do Clevelandu v
okruhu nekolika mil cd Cleve-
landu umist' ovany jsou velke
plakaty hlasajici verejnosti ma
stavajici clevelandsky svatek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
POJISTOVNY OMEZf PO-
JISTkY MA AUTOMOBILY.
PriGiny jsou rnnozici Sc krade-
ze nedbalost pfi stopovani
pachatelI.

Pojist'ovny automobile wee
ra oznamily, ze nebudou vice
vydavati pojistky ma auta, ie-
likoz Sc kradeze techto moder-
Mich vozidel nzasne mnozi. Ne
hodlaji ma dale brati zodpoved
most ami "a cele stroje ,ani "a
jen nektere soucastky, aspoa
pokud dneSni neblahe pomery
nedoznaji podstatneho zlepseni
Take nebude pry vice vyplace-
ma pima hodnota ukradeneho
stroje.
Hlavni pTfcinou techto kro-
XII poiist' oven jest okolnost, re
majitele sami jevi maly zajem
bezpeci aut a take policie da-
va ma jevo, jelikoz stroj jest
pojisten, jistou vlaznost sti-
nam pacndJelu.
Die policejni statistiky bylo
V okresu Cuyahoga ukradeno
automobile V slusne sumo ST.
250,000. Pocet kradezi pax
stoupa, kdezto pfipady, kdy u
kradeny stroj byl majiteli
vracen stale vice vice i.idnou.
Jest to patrn6 proto, re prG-
merny mattel ukradeneho au-
ia malo dba, ably stroj pojiSte-
ny dostal zpet, ano byly zjiste
ny pripady, re nepoctivi ma
jitele sami kradez usporadali,
jen ably ga auto vykolektovali
Znatne pojistne.
G. A. Benner cd pojist'ujici
spoleGnosti Aetna, Glen auta po
jiSt'ujici Ligy pravi:
Define tomu, re vlastnite
automobil, ktery jste pojistili
V pine ieho Gene $1,000. Pc
tfech neb ctyrech mesicich jest
Vam auto ukradeno. Prumerny
autoista malo dba, ably dostal
stroj Zpet. Co Sc stane? Jsou
podniknuty kroky, ably zlodej
byl vypatran? Nikoi. Take
proc? Misto toho Sc jde do po-
jiSt' ovny a sebere Sc pojistka a
mattel jest ma tom lepe. Obdr-
III Sc cena a "a cenu q brusu no.
va kara. Proto dan jest navrh,
ably "a kazdy pojisteny $1,000
V pripadu kradeze vyplaceno
bylo jen $3.50. Ztrati-li zajem-
nix $3.50, zajiste Sc vice bude
starati, aby ukradeny stroj do
stall zpet. Take pojisteni "a
jednotlive soucastky bude INA
cne zvyseno."
Novy plan prijat byl ma wee
rejsi schulz Pojist 'ovaciho
Sdruzeni a bude predlozen V
cervenci k uvazeni podobne or
ganisaci V Chicago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
NAVRAT CLEVELAND
SKYCH PADLYCH
HRDINU.

4 vojenskych barakG V Co
lumbus do Clevelandu dopra-
venv pozustatkv peti vojin1
padlych ma pude Francie Ia
svetove valky. Mrtvoly dopra-
veny byly Hoboken We spolec-
nosti 38 padlych OhioanG.
Mezi clevelandskymi hrdinv
Jest ! jmeno krajana Karla G..
Pesicky, jenz padl ma boiisti
jako voiin /. setniny 26 pesiho
pluku. Clevelandsky jeho do
NOV byl v els. 1888 zap. 81. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
DOPIS v NASi URADOVNE.

Kraian Josef Bendl, byvalJ
dobrovolnik ceskoslovenske ar
mady ma V naSi uradovn6 dopis
2 Chicago adresovany do Bel
laire, O. Bydlel drive V Cleve-
landu, 26l2 vych. so. ul. a ma
sc dnesni dobou opetne V ma
sem meste zdrzovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
SENSACNf uTEK TRi VEZNC
z OkRESNf VENICE.
Diva podezreli muzi zatceni
jako pomahaci.

Vcera vyslychany softer Wy.
pravel ma policii, ze uprchli
Robby Hunt, James Walsh,
domneli vrahove krajana Elme
ra Sprosteho a Charles Gallag-
her, zavreny pro poruSeni pa
role, mu We ctvrtek casn6 2 ra-
ma pred hotelem Cleveland po-
rucili, ably je dovezl ma Cedar
ave. a vych. sc. ul. Nezbyvalo
mu nezli uposlechnouti a do
pravil je ma udane misto, kde
uprchlici vystoupili a naridili
mu, aby ma ne poseckal. Pc pull
hodinovem marnem cekani cd
jel pry nazpet do mesta. Byl k
Galslm vyslechum ponechan We
vazbe. Druhy rldic auta drzan
jest take k svedectvi, ielikoz
jest V podezfeni, re uprchliky
odvezl Ease cd rohu vych. sc.
ulice.
Jista zena oznamila uradum.
re spatrila Gallaghera v okoli
Division ave. N. w. a zap6ti
byly ona mlsta vyslany dve
l6taci policeini patroly pod po-
rucikem Emmetem Pottsem.
Nekolik domu bylo prohlednu-
to, ale bezuspesne. Policie We
nuje hlavn6 pozornost vSem
byvalym spoludruhum uprchle
no. Mezi tim co Sc policie sha-
nj po b6zencich, vySetruie Sc
+ riff Oh. B. Stannard okolnosti,
ia jakych Sc opravdu sensaGni
utek zdaril. Okresni zalobce E.
c. Stanton prohlaSuje, re po-
zada prednostu soudu II. c..
Powella, ably svolal velkou po-
rotu, aby pred nj bylo vysetre-
no, kdo jest vinen neslychane-
no cinu, o kterem pry az dosud
redostal Zadneho uredniho o.
znameni. Doba velkoporoty Wy
prsi pax jiz dnes a bude-li "a
dosti zalobce dano mista, bude
musiti porota zasedati dale,
iestli re tax arci rozhodne
soud.
Ctyfi vypomocni serifove,
Brann, McCafferty, Eibel a Le-
vine, kteri Sc nechali uprchliky
obelstiti a pfemoci, vykonavali
jeste vcera sluzbu. Vcerejsim
vysetfovanim bylo ziisteno, re
"a propil lovani .ocelovych tyci
We idVou celach. v nichz uprch-
/ ci byli uvezn6ni, muscle bytif
pracoVano pfi nejmensim diva
tydny. Ably utlumili skfipot
pilek, namazali v6znove tyto
mydlem' pri praci, kazde no.
CT, sobe hlasite prozpevovali.
Potrebne nastroje a revolvery
byly patrne utececncum propa-
sovany navSteyniky. Az dosud
nebyvali totiz navStevnici u
veznenych osob prohledavani,
pri podobnych prilezitostech
strezi vzdy nayStevu vypomoc-
ny serif, ably veznovi nebylo
neceho podstrGeno.
Die policejni theorie piloval
vzdy jeden 2 veznu ma mfizi,
kdezto druhy byl ma strait, ma
ie re zrcadelka sestroieny ia
kys periskop, ktery mu umoz-
noval pozorovati blizici sc
chodbou straze. V6znove v
sousednich kobkach pax Wy
pravuji. re V celach uprchlych
bylo vzdy hlasite hovoreno a
zpivano, tax re zvuk pilovani
nemohl byti slySan, tax re mic
c uteku nevedeli. az kdyz do
tycne rano byli poplachem
vzbuzeni. Vypravuie tax ze-
imena obyvatel cely sousedni
William Conton, recte Murphy,
ienz Jest spolu Huntem a
Walshem obzalovan pro "a
vrazdeni policeiniho straznika
Elmera Sprosteho. Propilovane
ocelove pruty nalezenv byly i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
zIVNOSTENSKA BANKA
v PRAZE.

konala dne Z. kvetna t. r. svoji So. Tadnou val
nou hromadu, ma ktere bylo usneseno vyplaceti
Gisteho zisku Kc 40,9 4,612.- "a rok 1920 IL
procentnf dividendu, t. j. K "a "a jeden
kupon. Zivnostenska banka jest nejvetsi ban
kou republice Ceskoslovenske, ktera pr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
zoo milionech kc akcioveho ka-
pitalu ma pres 100 milionI kc
reservnich fondH.

Jak velke dnvefe Sc test vidno toho, re pou-
re vklady svefene il ma vkladni knfzky cini
pres 725 mionG Kc vklady ma beznych L.
ctech pfekrocily miliardy Kc. Take mnoho
CechoslovakI Ameriky uklada 81 Zivnosten-
sk6 Banky svoie uspory, ktere opatrujc a
vkadatelGm pfi navratu do stare vlasti vyplaci
hotove Sc procentnfmi Groky. Penfze moz-
no 81 Zivnostenske banky Praze neb iejich
filialek ukladati prostrednictvim kterehokoiv
amerckeho bankovniho zavodu, nebot 'ona jest
uzk6m spoieni sc vsemi temer ceskosloven-
skymi bank6ri Americe tez ostatnimi Gel
nym amerckymi bankam Zivnostenska ban
ka provadi veskere bankovni obchod mono
nj dGverou obratti vsech pripadech
tykaiicich peneznich uhrad poukaz1, kou-
pc prodeie cennych papfrG, akreditivd osob-
Mich ma zbozf pod.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
LYNDEN WILL WITNESS
DEDICATION OF ARCH
ESS LYNDEN SCHOOLS
.CH OPEN DOORS MONDAY
emonies at Blaine

Lynden will join with its neigh
hor, Blaine. in the dedication Tues
day of the Memorial Arch in cele-
bration of the conclusion of one hun
dred years of peace between Canada
and the United States.
Lynden schools will be closed all
day. and all grocery stores, meat
markets, and many other business
houses of the city will close at noon
Tuesday. Patrons are requested to
do their buying Tuesday morning,
and to keep the afternoon holiday in
mind so as not to be disappointed.
Being situated practically at the
border, Lynden has more than pass
ing interest in the Peace Celebration.
Citizens of the district have watched
with interest the erection of the big
Arch, and a large Lynden delegatio,
will be present at the ceremonies on
Tuesday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
Start Seasons Work With Two Less
ON Teaching Staff; Glasses Will Be
Filled to Capacity

With two teachers on the staff less
nan last year, the Lynden schools
opened Monday for the years work
"A record enrolment was made, in
spite of the limitations that had been
made on admitting pupils from out
side districts.
In the high school, 100 were en-
rolled, and this total will be increas-
ed by several additions The follow
ing was the registration in the grade
school:
First grade, As; End Grade, "a
3rd grade, 43; 4th grade. 27; 5th
grade, Al; 9th grade "a; 7th grade
81: Sth grade, 25.
The board ruled that grade pupils
from outside districts will be ad-
mitted in classes that are not full to
capacity, so that additional registra-
tions from outside districts Will be
permitted in the 4th grades. and the
7th and Sth.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
NEW STATE POLICE FORCE TO
START WORK ON ROADS TODAY

Washington S state highway patrol
force begins guard duty today. The
patrol begins with 10 men, three of
whom will work out of Olympia.
The first concern of the highway
patrolmen will be to check up on
drivers licenses. The reason that
no more patrolmen can be appoint
ed at this time is failure of drivers
! to comply with the new law requir-
i ing such licenses, as the force is fl
nanced out of drivers license pro-
ceeds.
OF approximately 100000 license
plates isued in the state for motor
vehicle operation this year, only 165,
GIG have been accounted for in pay
ment of the drivers license. The only
way in which patrolmen can make
sure of whether drivers are licensed
is to stop cars as they come along
and Major Lang said yesterday that
this is what the patrolmen would do.
Checks will be made also on vehi-
Gle license plates and general enforce
ment of all highway regulations will
be duty of the state patrol. partic-
ular attention will be paid to over
loading trucks, a practice that is
damaging highway surfacing all ov-
er the state. Two members of the
force will be equipped with lodeme-
ters, which are devices for quick
weighing truck loads wherever found
on the highway. The law fixes the
load limit at 24,000 pounds and
trucks loaded beyond this maximum
will be required to unload by the
roadside wherever detected. In ad-
dition to this peremptory treatment
they will be prosecuted in the near
est court for violating the load max
imum.
Major Lang will place men on bus
es, also for passenger traffic regula-
tion and the patrolmen will check
on licenses within corporation limits,
although their police Jurisdiction will
be confined to state highways. The
department has been promised the
fullest cooperation by sheriffs and
chiefs of police of the state.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
TYPHOID FEVER CAUSES DEATH
-UF DEWEY ANDERSON, AUE =.

Typhoid fever was the cause of the
death of Dewey H. Anderson, age %,
who passed away Saturday at the
home 70 his sister in Anacortes.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs.
C. B. Oaks land two sisters, Mrs. j.
A. Netterfield and Mrs. E. Holman.
Six Lynden boys-W Walter Baldwin,
Ralph bunker, Harry Gale, George
Neidhart, Bradford Knapp and Doug
las Slade acted as pall-bearers at the
funeral services Tuesday Burial was
in the Lynden cemetery.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
'LYNDEN POSTOFFICE
MOVES TO NEW HOME
Opens for Business i'm Handsomely
Equipped Quarters in Dyk Build.
ing: Ready Today

Lynden's postoffice opened for
quarters in the Dyk Building. con-
Guiding nineteen-year stay at the
old location.
Postal officials and those familiar
with other offices in the State de-
clare that Lynden's new location is
by far the most attractive and the
best arranged to be found in a city
of this size in Washington. and that
Lynden has a right to feel proud of
the new office.
The postoffice shares with the
Peoples State Bank the ground floor
of the handsome new Dyk Building.
! 1t therefore has fine brick exterior,
with plate-glass front. Entrance is
made into the patrons lobby, equip
ped with new bulletin boards, and
| fine oak desks. Box equipment has
been enlarged to take care of the
growing business of the community
adequately.
The lobby is well-lighted from a
skylight above. New fixtures have
been supplied. and all furnishings
and woodwork are stained a dark
oak.
A private office has been provided
at the front for the postmaster, CIV
ing him a view of the work GROOM.
which is double the size of the old
one. and conveniently arranged A
solid oak receiving desk for the mail
is among the work-room fixtures.
Lockers are provided for the staff,
and many other convenienees.
The doors of the old building were
closed at six o'clock last evening,
and the work of moving the mail and
fixtures was carried on during the
evening.
The staff of the Lynden postoftice
is composed of D. l.. Beckes, Post
master, Miss Beatrice Handy. Assist
ant Postmaster, Frank Bostwick and
j. E. McSorley, carriers.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

Miss Ruth Handy entertained the
A. d. S. class of the Baptist Church
Tuesday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

batteries. Dean ana lHoI, hdfTlS,
Bowman and Blackman.
The race for batting honors on the
Lynden team is getting closer as the
end of the season nears. The four
leaders who have played practically
every game are Dean, 279; E. Meu-
rer, PAT; Olson, PAP; Hickey, .239.
1t is still possible for either one of
the four to win the pearl necklace in
next Sundays game.
Everson tied Custer for second
place last week by defeating Fern
dale last Saturday to4 and winning
from Deming on Sunday to 5. Gus
ter lost to Ferndale Sunday to l.
The teams now stand as follows:
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

Cranks Car; Breaks Arm
p. J. Komen broke his arm crank
ing his car Sunday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
FORMER RESIDENT OF LYNDEN

Funeral services were held We'd
nesday for the late Mrs. Elma FIRE.
deem, a former resident of the Lyn-
den district, who passed away Sun
day at her home in Bellingham at
the age of "a. Burial was in the
Lynden cemetery.
Mrs. Fredeen is survived by her
husband, two sons, and two sisters
Mrs F. Erickson of Bellingham and
Mrs. E. Markstrom of Lynden.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
FRI FsNfss GHiSs2Hfsfsr~ AT SERVICES
FOR LATE MRS. DETWILER

Funeral services We're held Sat
urday for the late Mrs. Josephine
Detwiler, who passed away at her
home Thursday after an extended
illness. Many friends We're in at
tendance at the services.
Mrs. Detwiler was 62 years, 2
months and a days old.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
Park Subscriptions Due

A half-dozen contributors to the
Lynden Park Fund have not yet paid
their subscription. They are asked
to remit as soon as possible to w. B.
Wander Griend, treasurer, at the 1st
National Bank, Lynden.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
LYNDEN WILL PLAY
LAST LEAGUE GAME
Will Meet Custer at Fair Grounds on
Sunday; Local Team Has Fighting
Chance for Second Place

The last scheduled league game of
Custer next Sunday at the Fair
Grounds. BY taking this game Lyn-
den should stand a good chance of
tying for second place. The game
will be called at 2 p. m. sharp.
, Last Sunday Lynden went to Acme
ito play the Valley team, and came
home with the short end of 9 to
score. The grounds prevented Ell
ther team from playing baseball tho
the Valley players were better ac
quainted with the rabbit holes and
humps and rocks and brush.
Dean pitched good game for the
local team and kept his hits well
scattered, but it was impossible for
the infelders to stop fast grounder
or. the outfielders to cover much ter
ritory.
In the fifth inning Harris who had
been pitching for Valley was batted
out of the box and Booman took his
place. In this inning Lynden tied
the score with five runs on four hits,
a hit batter and one error. They |
scored one more in the sixth and one /
in the seventh, but Valley succeeded |
in scoring one in her half of each |
of the last four innings, giving them t
a two run margin.
The score by innings was as fol-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
Mt. Baker Road Half Done

Four miles of the Mount Baker
road will be completed by September
Is. The last mile is now under way
This will complete half the contract
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01
OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDING
SOLD TO JACOB BERINGER

Jacob Beringer has purchased the
old postcffice building from David
w. Bender, and the Handy Sheet
Metal and Tin Shop will be moved to
I as soan asrreaaael!ing is eotaplet-..
ed.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-09-01

Jack Kaufman made trip to se-
attle this week to arrange for new
pictures for the Liberty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-30
Stories of >, r'-'
Great Scouts Ts'sa
TOM ntcclNS' GREATEST FIGHT
WITH IHT INDIANS

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