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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17
Battery Equipment
On Way To Mitchell

Mitchell. Dec. IL. Complete
equipment for Battery B. 8. D., N.
G.. is on the way to Mitchell. accord
ing to an announcement made by
Lieut.. Craig, of the outfit. The
equipment will consist of 80 head OF
horses, two uniforms, two pairs Of
shoes. an oyercoat, rain coat, blank
cts, four rs milemeter guns, two ma
chine guns. SIS pistols. eight automa-
tic rifles, service wagons. 4 teIe-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17
Sioux City Live stock

Sioux City. Dec. 1.-THE general
hog market rounded out Is and Csc
lower. with the close at the low time
Of day. The top for light lights was
$3.50. for choice butchers. $40 and
a load Of prime heavies weighing 357
pounds sold at $500. There have
been few Of this latter type received
lately. The entire bulk was $500
and s6.35.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17
Children Drowned
In A Cistern

Oconomowoc, Wis, Dec. 17-With
the finding of the bodies of two chill
dren in cistern in the rear of their
home near here last night, police to-
day are confronted with what ap-
pears TO be battling mystery. The
victims are Elmer Zimmerman, IL,
and sister Ruth, 8. Their father re-
ported the tragedy last night when
he returned from work.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17
MADISON, DAKOTA,

phone reel carr kitchen trailer, a
battery supply or repair wabon and
a number of devices for use in in
direct firing. lockers for the COM
pany, which now consists of 65
men, have been built on the second
floor of the corn palace, where fu-
ture indoor drills will be seld.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17

Washington, Dec. IT. Lloyd
George and BRAND may have to take
hand in settling the startling situa-
tion stirred up by France in her de-
mand for a navay larger than Ja-
pans. This was indicated by well
informed conferees today while the
naval subcommittee of fifteen labor
ed to get France in line.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17
found near Wilson, in a statement
issued by Assistant County Attorney
Hedges.
France Balks
On Naval Plan

Washington, Dec. 17--The French
group in the naval committee of fif-
teen today stood pat on their de-
mands for larger navy. Other pow
ers have warned France that she
must bear the blame if the naval re-
ductions program fails.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17
To DepOrt
Alien Women

Pittsburg, Kan. Dec. 17.-Depor-
tation OF alien women leaders Of the
Amazon army and other radicals in
Kansas coal fields will be attempted
by federal government.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17
To Loan Money
To Farm ers

Flandreau, Dec. 16.-Prominent
business men here have formed a
corporation with a stock of 100000
for the purpose of loaning money to-
farmers who wish to stock up the
farms with dairy cattle.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17
GREAT CRIME
MYSTERY SOLVED
THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
WALL STREET BOMBING WILL
BE APPREHENDED.

Washington, Dec. 17.-Anarchists
who dynamited Wall street year
ago last September, killing 81 people
now are known to the department of
justice, William Burns, chief of the
secret service, said today. The arrest
Of conspirators now scattered in sew
eral countries has been oreder, he in
dicated. simultaneously it was an
nounced in New York that several
brokers have received letters threat
ening bombing of the entire financial
district next Monday, December 10.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17
Ku Klu Klan is
Accused OF Murder

ArdmdFe, Okla. Dec. 1.-THE Klu
Kux Kl&n was accused of being in
volved II the death Of Joe Carroll.
John Smith. Of Wilson, j Okla. and
G. @. Sims, Ok Ardmore. policeman.
whose bullet riddled bodies were
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17
Irish Gunmen
In B a tile

Belfast, Dec. 17.-One man was
killed and another wounded in re-
newal Of fighting between Ulster and
Sim Fein gunner today.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17

New York, Dec. 17.-Additional
arrests in the Wall street bomb ex-
plosion case are expected to be
made within the next As hours by
Burns detectives and agents of the
department Of justice as result OF
a confession obtained from Wolf Lin
denfeld in Warsaw by Burns detec-
tives operating for the United States
government. The Burns detective ag-
ency has been working steadily on
this case since the day of the explo-
sion, Sherman Burns, secretary treas
urer of the agency. told the United
Press.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-17

Washington, Dec. 17.-Confidence
that the Wall street bomb mystery
has been solved and those respons-
ible for the great crime will soon be
apprehended was expressed today by
William J. Burns, chief of the de-
partment of justice, bureau of inyes-
tigation, after a conference with At
torney General Daugherty. Burns an
nounced he would leave for New
York today to take personal charge
of future activities in the case.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02
World Items
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON: III
20 "u mr. are selling AZ prices prap,,,; vac
easy for sP,m IN sholssale prices. il is very
eommeree Hoover pointed on, ,Ssere'ary OF
TAN .enierr,ns with represen,ssiyss =,
in as Insoeisnons Mr.. Hoover surrss,sS ,hs,
print their pr;e newspaper advertising they
pared with those they are nov IS" - com
n,h,i. .ns way it win be appsrsns rs ~,
Mr. Ha sSss what ma, reduction has been made.
were sr.n,: In April 1894 allan.
was .nno Sasa mai citizenship papers, !.
o. labor Final papers w.rs .aspArtneni
ihs SiS , aliens. Will. s5.sis Others sssi,, ss
'As'' intention Of becoming citizens. A''a
NE wyoRK: J. p, Morgan a q, 49,,
~ that France has an,h,S;sS aaS
~ issue IN the United States SioS ma aa ~
cen, n ons. soyear external loan III psr
,vrs Gs loan "a TO be underwriters nv Il
Am syma'ea re being formed by the MSssa
''''s. yielding slightly over per cent? emu
here rspr.ss,, \, y; Fifty printing plant.
productive ''s sspssi, ~ per cent 81 the ss
ment 10 maintain open shans =" sEree'
y" basic tS'hear week, -" "'''a's
A MApkip: Sarah Rernharat tod.,
Ivsssoratsd with the Crasa ot Alts~ssNs v vas
NhE Alfonso win receive Nine nsS,A Ny
WV" s"e returns 10 Madrid from Maisss
,us,ioN. aii 10 Tariffs pNspesins -.
.ss', IN rates ON sugar frem thr ..,r.
,v 70 territory as Tar cas-, A ch,ss sne
.'"S Smns to from ; cents 90 isN ssn,.
n. "Ssa.rca pounds were died TODAY My
mc interstate commerce eommissio" v ~"
rams continental lines W ~"
n N sss , s"Fk sistes" orphans rsux,u.
~ ,Nm 10 months 10 \ years hs
sss s''. here on hoard tho Aautrsai. "r
"'P'"" In the United States '"'" wv
LONDON; Conmerct., a,..,.
Interested In the anna.ass, ere seeM
III wa, ~ass,as Imports TOR tho isss
nj. ins,aMsras" es amounted 10 is,too ,sSs
=" tens 81 corn aud seed sNno ss""n III
,r.i ,w srsia. half VI which WAS "ssiesn
soviet Asea, ksas.ie, who Ia nov a.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02
new PEST THREATENS
Earwig From England Invades
Northwest With Heavy APP
petite for Creenery.

Have you a little earwig In you
garden?
If you have, then IT is time to ge
up and start, for he Is an earnesl
worker. He eats leaves, or flowers
or anything Of that kind and is par
ticularly fond OF your shoots. He
came here from England on some In.
ported plants and has been busy
making himself at home ever since.
Full grown, he looks like a flattish,
yellowish, black ant about three
quarters OF an inch long, with a
pair OF pincers on what appears to
be the rear end. These pincers are
curved in the male and nearly
straight In the female and with them
he cuts little patterns in the foliage,
preferably at night.
In some climates the males die
during the winter, but here they
pull through. The females live to
look after the eggs and young lar.
vac. OF which each produces about
Is in the fall for spring hatcaing.
The young larva Is much like his
parent, only smaller and white. AS
he gets older he grows and turns
darker color.
While they are young they can De
killed of by q mixture of stale
bread crumbs. paris green and q
little. syrup. Mix this with enough |
water to make It crumbly and scat
ter around the infested area Just at
dusk. Choose warm evening" and
repeat three or four times at inter.
walls OF three days. This is an eft.
fective method OF combating The
young insect II 1t is done shortly
after they hatch. which il about
April IS.
Arsenate Of lead, six pounds 70 so
gallons OF water, with q little SOAP
added to make II stick. is q good
hing when sprayed on the green fol.
age and grass. The older speci.
mems can be trapped as they like to
'rawl away during the day. In.
'erted flower pots filled with excel.
ior or old rags can be used on the
round and pieces of pipe or hollow
'amboo on limbs of trees and shrubs
re effective. These must be emp.
led every day and the earwigs, II
ny, burned.
This pest is not particularly prev
lent in this section yet, but he has
lade good start and is likely to be
menace If not curbed. Keep your
ye out for him and II you spot one
ont hesitate to go into action.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02
YACHTSMEN
TRIMMING SHIP
RACING COMING UP AGAIN
AT VICTORIA IN
JULY


After seTsa-yszr lzr-os o. &C
coz1- q The var International .zch-
rae-1g o. Puget Sound vii b q
shippers q Vancouver are ra..Eng
ths finishing touches O. : new zach.
the Psiriciz-Elta which they
hope 20 take the Sl- Thomas Upton
cup back across the line Tits yacht
has been designed By C. z. Niehelson,
WHO also designed the Shamrock w,
the yzeh: Tia. came 50 near Winning
Anerice's cup last sumner az New
York, and the Canadians are banking
everything OF the new boats per
Torrance.
In the meantime the Seattle yachts
men are depending On the Sir Tom
with which they have won 50 many
times il the past This boat was
built in 1914 from designs By L z
Gezry, known wherever yachts sail
as Ted Gsary, and has been able
10 show clean pair q heels 10 any
Of the yachts Of her class On this
coast 50 far. She Is 10 feet long
On the deck, Y feet seven inches o.
the water line, and eight fee, beam |
In the summer Of 1914 she won from
the Tursnga, Of Vancouver, winning /
the Upton cup. The following year
she was saipped 20 San Francisco,
where she entered the exposition
races and Was successful In Elk out
Of seven trials
The races this summer viii be held
il Canadian waters, the first one a;
Cowichan bay July and the sec
ond and third on the following days
al Victoria. Gesry. who viii sail
he Sir Tom, has been racing In
.hese waters for years and there is
10 material advantage to either side
n the choice Of course. With him ,
Is crew viii be Norman J. Blanch-
.rd. A. V. Grihths. Stanley Griniths
nd Colin Radtord, all old-time yach' /,
acers. so 1t LIS certain that the boat :
viii be well handled. !
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02
3, MRS. MARY Losenlae ss.ca, Of puy.ruup.

Gus tempest VII sweep yea o. iatt
space Ike = vitherei Leaf Bu. /.
oy some miracle yoa should Survive
Al these rsrils the mighty demon o:
Iakho7z VII surely xiii va and
throw JOE iato the fiery lake.
-Doat you 60,
foa make NY heart SICK when
yo1 talk Of climbing Takaonz- You
VII perish if YOU Try TO climb TAX.
hona- Yea VIII perish AID your PEG
pie win blame ne.
-Doa', go,
Don't go,
II you viii 60, ] viii wait here
tEo days and then 70 TO Olympia
and tell your people that YOU per-
ished or Takhona Give ne a paper
10 them to LEI them know that am
not TO blame for your death.
MY talk is ended.
II is enough 10 say they reached
the top. stayed in the crater. then
returned TO camp Siuiskin was
much alarmed, as he was no. sure
they we're not spirits-but he was
soon convinced and fed them On
Marnot or raw dog. IS Van Trump
styled it, and generally displayed
great pleasure al their return
Find Lensmire Springs.
August Is. 1883, Van Trump. Billy
and James Longmire reached the top
and remained at the crater all night
On their return trip they canped
one night on the river bar. near
where the National Park inn nowi
In the evening Mr.. Long
nire went to look for his horses. He
.ound a deer trail leading through
he small timber. Thinking he
would find salt lick" such as he
lad often seen in Indiana, he fol-
owed on and came upon a little
Tearing. a meadow or swamp, saw
Old Spot, his horse, who in after
ears became famous to so many I
ourists. drinking out of q spring.
He walked over and discovered a
ocular bubbling spring. around the
dge was formation OF stone.
.fter some hesitancy he tasted the
'ater himself and found 1t to be
harged with minerals.
After supper the three men went to :
lvestigate the springs They were ;,
realty delighted with the view OF :
le mountain and the little meadow. :
he three formed a partnership a,
ght there and were much excited a,
Ter the find. They made plans for =,
summer resort all the way home. =,
hey took bottle Of mineral wa
r and. after heaching home, sent
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

be Ezs 9 slender Iadisn, clad u
D2ckskia shtrr snd leggiagz, With q
Striped Eoo2ea areechclo-h and .
nssrgszr which gzrs hin . Aercs
and martial Appearance This ca.
siste1 Of an Old military cap rhickiy
studded with oraSs-hasded nsias. He
lad : long Hndsoa's Bay gun. He
received them with great friendli.
nsss- His sqazw fastened to place
before them cakes Of dried berries
apparently their oaly food. o. which
they psrtook spsrsngiy. M. Long
mire directed all their preparations
and left them one pack horse, think.
ing II would be quite capable o. car.
rying their diminished ouc<, after
their return from the mountain
Leaving them with Chief Sluiskiu. he
returned 10 his home At Yelm-
Chief sluiskin guided them to
Sluisfin falls. where he ro1ld 20 no
,arther Mr.. Coleman, who was un-
able 70 make the climb. returned to
the camp al Bear prairie. Sluiskin
tired to persuade them to not 60
his appeal as interprefe: IN English
being:
Listen to me. my good friends. |
must talk TO you. Your plan to |
elmb kakhoma is all foolishness.
No one can do it and live. A mighty
chief dwells upon the summit in a
axe OF FIRE He brooks no intruders.
Many years ago my grandfather.
he greatest and brzvest chief of all
he Yakima, climbed nearly to the
There he caught sight of
he hery lake and the internal de-
non coming to destroy him, and he
led down the mountain, glad to es
ape with his life Where he failed.
70 other Indian ever dared make
he attempt.
AT first the way is easy. the task :
Gems light The broad snowfelds,
yer which / have often hunted the {
fountain goat, o6er an inviting path.
ut above them you will have to .
limb over steep rocks overhangine | e
eep gorges where a misstep would 4
III you far downtown to certain y
sath. You must creep over steep c
low banks and cross deep crevasses
here a mountain goat could hardly {,
yep his footing. You must climb .
ong steep cliffs where rocks are ;,
instantly falling to crush you, or r
lock you on into the bottomless ;,
pths. -,
And II you should escape these a
rils and reach the great snowy T
me, then q bitterly cold and furi- te
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

} il 10 San Francisco for analysis Mr..
Bailey lived in San Francisco and
after visiting Nj Van Trump for .
While returned home. He soon wrote
10 NJ. LorEnire and Mr.. Van Trump
thai he though, best TO withdraw
from the partnership. owing 10 the
distance aad expense of development.
and not TO further consider him
When Mr. Lcngmire told his wife
Of the discovery she was much in
tsressed and wanted TO retcrn that
summer, but there were the crops
to hzrves. and much TO be done At
home Ii was impossible to return
that summer.
Indian Henry Cuts Trail.
In the fall of the same year, 1883.
Indian Henry was told Of the discoy-
cry. He thought it vas capital III
there could be a trail made-he
could make heap hiyou money
guiding Boston man over the noun
tain He was engaged by Mr. Long /
q
clear understanding that all logs
we're 20 be cut with an axe so that /
horses would not have 70 jump over /
All this contract was carried on In
Chinook and was thoroughly under.
stood. The price he was to receive
was $500. Mrs. James Longmire
commenced planning on her trip In
the early spring.
AZ the close OF the winter Indian
Henry, much elated, arrived at Long.l
nire's and announced the trail com
pleted. Mr.. Longmire paid him the !,
200 and in the early spring went to ,
investigate the trail. He found II 80 ,
unsatisfactory he had to return. In i
liam Henry had found the task too $
aborious to cut the trees as he had !
greed. Instead, he had made q I
rail to run full length Of a tree or 6
iear the top to where the tree would
70 small enough for a horse to step n
yer. 50 where those fallen trees +
Tere close together you can readily p
ee how far you would have to b
ravel to make few feet straight
head. Where the trees had fallen r.
such a way as to be suspended s
bove the trail. overhead. he made "a
effort to remove them. In order 10
overcome this dificulty the rider
ould have to d!smouns TO save his 81,
Fad. Many times the packs Of the VI
aimals would have to be removed N "a
I'd then repaeked. There was nine op
lies Of this forest over Marshall -. se
omtain.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

route to London. is quoted AZ tavi-. :.
1919 tons of rails have .zs. L.. nj
esfsa ~ oermzny. he bough; f.'' ~. ~
tea Of herring IL Eaxlsnd 10 J.. . .sg
ssta four-yssr drafts OF TIE 80, --.- isr
usion. az cooperative
ch paKi 81 a 4 state Of peace t-.....
according TO sdyices here Al - -v,'aisl
his eject Was necessary. a. Chr 7-' -
sisnsiory Of tie treaty Of VsTssf''.-.' L..
son. i xs. e me- between the tv5 "a 80
Day 20 II puts al end % - EsA-1g
sAr and re-estz5Iixhe. diul,-r.. sac Of
commercial rslstions. ---''' III
AEisEES, Saxory: Po,esl.t.
o0ateEals has been designed - s' ios
msr Royal Porcelain EorEs. If "a. '-s io.'
80 .eney siH replace the As-t -
tions. e-i--ilc -sl5..
.rs HilamA, Dat: Ths departasa. -.
.lcn he International Insiirute IS --'s-ss
- Rome Which ssiimsted :. -
sleP !ssi harvested il India 81 - Wee:
sasseis compared with sTs 10 40 .s1
n is-v and a pxexzr ire 49,. b-s1-.s
If sss. s9e. 900 tasheIx 'a'- -'-fsgs
The condition Of crops in yet
A europe vas Reported geasrsliy 20. "a
SAN FRANCISCO: ses.,o, r.,
Johnson today act at rest all -. ~
he eject that he eoursrnis, NOS %
roe the United States senate br .s..5.a;
..ise.ses iaaf be will be . e2aaits:-
rae senator made this snnouus.-e-. =.
.s purpose Of suiesinx ths3 t,-gs....ss2fi
ehs'e before the expiration of Ii. ne ne
ern IN order TO eaxage il the uTss.,'l
Az IN New York OF elsewhere. y
on M ,;,ss e uhsnp.eynsHt z.4,s. 1
Re American Federation Of L. or
hat today in 2Ie cities there are ja..F
. erscas both unioa Snd non-uaiou, o.: y
Isl OF March .fs,ersu, erst-a9,-i,. -
ep'r's By cities wss made pablie t9s...,
WASHINGTON: Sent, CO.. I'D,
roposing ;rsnsfe. o. $50. 500 400 = -.
, essnry 70 federal lznd banks q re-,
the federal farn loaa board vas o-5--ai
,DIa,sa , faro;rssly :eesy By IL seas,a
tier. approved the bill deeisri-y -.
l'ias capital Of the farz loan bz-.s -
aeLy Inadequate TO permit ;hsir 7r4-...ll
MADRID: sforns in Nu-eia province
e reported in dispatches tet.y. Two
vers have oversoved. destroying cro-. 4
e. corr and barley. MIMI. dspo;s have
en inundated and il some places :-ra..
re has been carried away.
VENICE CAL: Ethel Hammer. Is. 70.
y vss reported 70 have practically r.
vsrec al her mental and physical ts.rl.
8 after having been . victim siree Jsr.
II g last Of peculiar forr- Of slee-;.r
kness- She said that her riud Lad
en- . blank from the tine she bscs-s
until few days ago.
Cal: Love Of TIE yo--.
8 Illustrated today CT Table zozrtA.-
Butte county. when eagle -sEsi
lshed battle With q ran srd toth So:
nhed
Below the iopnosi ersz on TIE EoG2taa
the body Of 3 huge eagle. Three E1-.
d fee; down the hillside mountain
. Was slowly dying
Three days before. shsepzsa said tie
le had seized ore of the snslIex. Of
herds kids Sozevksre IL IL
her reeesses Of the mountain uss;
b its burden today rssoundei With TIE
. of eaEiets for their mother ac6 toad.
,elo~. On the grassy slopes Of The to-o;.
. the kid wandered seeking its Eek
bieafirg the news of the leaders death
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02
SAME TROUBLE AS SEATTLE

HOQCIAM: The city council has
before it a petition OF the Grays
Harbor Railway & Light company to
prohibit jitneys from operating on
certain streets OF the city. one OF
which If enforced would preclude bus
connection between Aberdeen and
Hoquiam in the main part Of the city.
P. A. Bertrand, manager OF the com.
pany, declared to the council tina.
the competition was unfair. the com.
pany having been forced to lay
tracks, erect poles and string wires,
while the buses operate on streets
by the city.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02
WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE

WASHINGTON: The shipping
board is considering asking Presi-
dent Harding to direct government
officials to travel on American ships.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

Life Is made up Of sunshine and
rain, OF success and failure. No man
is too rich or too prosperous or too
independent to be above the need o.
thrift 1t is a fundamental of cor
rect living. To neglect it under any
circumstances Is to court failure and
disaster.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

A home demonstration Is a man or
woman who carries on a demonstra-
ton OF improved practices in home
equipment or method and who shares
it, benefits with the neighbors.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

AkIsskS, SsxoEy: Porcelain me-.
ue.'eDaA has been designed a. ~ ,'2s
mer Royal Porcelain rofks. If -. '-s i9.'
ssr ee e,Ifensy sih replace the hard , 80
cannot be usea 5eesus- :. .li.s.si ia--=y
fions. e-A-i!c .1EH..
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

Aae senator made this snnours.-s-. T..
Re purpose Of snie.inx theso f. 'es
siAtene1f that he might retire "a 70. -
senz'e before the expiration Of ii. ~. ~.
@ IN Greer 70 sagage il the pras..-- -;
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

Johnson Co. seasior Hirsz "
ne eseef that he eonienp plate %
- l.e United States senate by 5ss-..--
Announcins that he will be es.s;s-.- -
seiee;io1 EEK. year .-4.= ~
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

uiIaMA, Ont: The depsr,s.s..
f,n,a sa 10 To-Day received eabie ~. q
.ure az Rome Which e,tias.as 81 agrs-.-
sret !as' harvested IN India n - "-s-:
sasseis compared with s7s. Tss 1fT .s9
y 1s.v and a pxeszr aTs yesr. ,-,l-.s
u sss.e9e. 900 bushels. -'sfsss
The condition Of eroas in w..
eehirsi Europe vas rspsrfed gss.rsI7, aad
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

SPOKANE: Members Of The ni1ire b1
real Of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce
have voted 80 ask Governor Louis p HAIR
10 attend the American Mining congress IL
Chicago an6 give an address on the M
rirK resources of WashinEtos and ALASKA
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

saiS1IoS: Unemployment s---.
c"piied D. Secretary Prank No-rss-- :
ne American Federation Of LII
nat today IN 2le cities there sye az =.
Serscsx both unior Sad nor-uniar -.
IN pioynsni 40 compared With 1891 40 -
- % NAren. statement eubody.1e IA
ePofss .! cities Vas made pablie 20 D..
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-06-02

WASHINGTON: Senator cu--is- l-
Jrocosing transfer Of $50, 900. a09 70 -.
-Iessnry 70 federal lznd banks q re.r-.
exported fAvorably today By ia So.
sankng committee Secre;zry ge!.5u n
eiier: approved the bill. dselari.s TIA. -.
nifias capital Of the faru loan bz-.s -.
saoalx inadequate 10 permit their qr2-...A.