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The Washington herald., 1922-06-19


IN THE SUPREME ooURT on TEE D1s-
frict Of Columbia. Holding D1ser1r<
Court. In re; copdcn-zricr q h.1 >ff
an alley IN SQUARE l<s2n. J. th< District q
colun nbia District Court No. -
NOTICE. AxD ORDER or PuBIScA-
lss ne oo-n.ss.r. ssss q d. s.'isy Ss s's q c..
ieos 70 section ieos 4. Incin.fve. q fk<
Code ef Law for the District 81 coirEbia.
have hied a petitiou 4. this cesrt prsyinf
for the opening Of an si.ey In square <11o
tbounded by Central ave. CIlnton Walnut
and Vista cts. D.. In tho District Of ociuuhla.
hs shown On plat or map hlsd wfth ths
said PETITION ss part thereof. and prryinr
eordsnce with the av provided for In such
cases 10 assess the damages each owner %
land 20 he taken may sustain by reason -
the opening Of the said pubiie stisy and th<
purposes thereof. and 60 ss>>-s ss e~s~afs
resulting therefrom the entirf smounf u
said damages. inc.ndinf the erpenses-cf
these proeeedinrs. upon esch lot o. part q
lot or parcel Of land. which viii es b~se-
hted ny said opening. In tho pro7ortfon that
the said jury may End said loss paris %
lots or parcels Of land Will be benefited sf
provided for. In and BY tho. aforesaid osss
Of Law. II is. by the Court this isth -<xy
Of June, 1872 ORDERED that al perrsnn
and they are hereby. warned and commn nlef
20 appear In this Court % or before -<ks
27fh day Of June. 1922. nc 10 O'Clock a-.aL.
and continue In attendance untii the Court
shall have made its hnsi order rrrifyinr
and confirming the award Of damares and
the sssessment Of benefits of the jury % Be
empaneied and sworn herein: and ~ is
further ORDERED. That q copy % mis-
notice and order b peblished tv1os q veek
for two successive weeks In the wsshfnf-
ton Evening Star the washinrton Post and
The Washington Herald. nevspspers 7ub-
hshed In the said District. comnencins at
least ten days before the said z7th day of
June 1872. II "a further ORDERED mat
a copy Of this notice and order be servet by
the United States Marshal. OF his deputief
| upon each Of the owners OF the fee of the
! land TO b condemned herein ss may bs
found by the said Marrhsi. o. his deputies,
within the District Of Columbia. before the
said 9th day Of June. 1872. By the Court;
| WILLIAM HITZ. Justice. true eopr.
fsesn Test: MORGAN n. BEAcH, Cerf
BY F..E. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. clert-
jeit.I5.ie2o iS
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PROPOSALS.

.~S~~~~~~~--~-~~----~
COMMISSIONERS. q. C.. JUNE 10 Inz2
Sealed proposals for installing hestins
system st Engine House No II. locste1 On
Monroe street between 18th and 18th stre~ts
n z. will he received In Room SOC Dis
tr1ct Building. until ? O'Clock .. m. June
o. 1922 For detailed information sppiy
TO Room fzT. District building CUNo n
RUDOLPH. JAMES v. OYSTER. CHARLES
KELLER Commissioners. d. c.
jsie.eo-2l. q zs.24 tzi
COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. WASHINGTON
June II. 1872. Sealed proposals. will he
received. at Room 500. District BuiidinE
until ? O'Clock p. m. July IL. 1922 for
~novinE old piles and portion Of pier
dredging and driving piles at the old f-r-F
wharf on Water street. between " ard Y
streets. sv. For detailed information. an
ply room 427. District Building. CUNo r.
RI DOLPH. JAMES v. OYSTER. CHARLES
KELLER. Commissioner. d. G.
y ls.2o. q .222s SIC
COMMISSIONERS. D. C.. JUNE IA 1872
Sealed proposals will b received At Room
500. District Building. until 2 o'ciocf D. m
June 2s. 1872. for placint an ssphn nltic
surface On eth st. tv-. from School street
to Water street. For Detailed Informs don
spply to Room 427. District BuiIdinf Cuno
II. Rudolph. James v. Oyster. Charles Kei-
Or. COMMISSIONS =. d. @.
g l4.l5.is.I71eo al
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Petworth-C Continued.

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--~-->>~---~-~~-----~--.--,
CORNER uo.sr -
homes: comn, -. ivN " Nsw
higher priced 49,. ~ tne testnfss o.
top 6oor,. a.,,' ~ rpoms ano oetn %
sisso,ao 'ns and rear porches; bfeakfast an1
plumbing; soace for .srsss - "a. ~.
Prize, 30. 1s0. tnsrect ,nrs1,.t.S. a..
kEEyER 4 coss. 1t0s Eve ~ ~ nsi.
t7s2.
n,-.-----
FErWoRTH-S rms. q b.; lat h.; garage
wr9 m; socd cona.; ss.2oo; u.3oo cash.
Vs. YIN u. Frankhn 49,.
"
PErwoRTH-s1.5 500.
ATTRACTIVE eo,onisi de,,.n hor. a. h,,cr
and m.ss c,s.. .h, fssSs feature. sss s:'
s~nsT .T,I must ,r. 'eit Attractive terms w. w.
&II,lL. nlIl-lrs. lsos =. y. ave. Main sooV'
pErwoRrH-so ESQ
oysr,onh,a. ri.sv... s.,.,...
ar. oeautifnl !-room colonial brick home.
N Al condition; thorouehiy modern; large
I'm .na 49, po.sn. tased enciosed sleeping poreh
laundry fseiiities' and msay other un-to.ast.
feutures. Must be inspected TO fully sppre.
ciaie. Attractive terms. wM. s. PHIL
..Emo.S ;.,,s; o, 80, -. Aain ..Ue;
NOW. ~. !. 80. ~
ok rooms and hsth: isrrs ,,eec,ns rorcs
.r,.snsdy. 1900. n...h 49, go.
electric iahts: % !. screened e thTonshsss: .D:e: -
ior GamEe Priced low at ss,zSo NC
t7sa o" q 'oSs' ''" Eye VI ~" .,ias 'I
ktSsAs ss,st ,,1. nvENTn-ATrsAcrIvn ,,s s,,. NEw E
water heat: eieetrieity; gas: hardwood seor.
and .ttic. rr.e.. $500. SHANNON Z
5.I5s; 5.TM 1s -..1 :. Nv van 80
,, sss,. sem, ,.s iarn.ss heat, ..s
and op.n nr.pisee. Price. So, 800: terms;
posse.sion SHANNON 4 ICCHs 71S 1Atb
s.: nv. M.in aa.s:
Washin0tou Hei0hts
WASH. HISS STORIES; i2. RMS; B.;
lot zsIiS to an siiey; $1,000 THos. J.
gu,r ss,o oo'' iNe'' ''' i''h 81 NV
WASH. Hrs-i2 rms; b.; eIec.; h.-w.h.; ;
lot: s35. 900. THOs. ]. FISHER 4 CO.,
T3S 18Th St NV NJ. $3.50.
"1,,r-1>. -
'LIfl loN ST. WEsr of ItTH-lo rms
v,s,,;.n a. nwni sio,o rhob. j.
---------. 80 -. :: ..--a -:
$4,000
4 Hnf
.,.c ~, 80 e. ." mo os.n
aord,,,n, sN'' s.s'' sen'
,n
SlU,oOU
Near Isth ,t.-Ner ,oo,s ,n6 n.,s
h.-w.h;; eiec.; room Eaass; buiit-in tubs;
hwd. noors; center entrance.
S11.760
h.-wh.: eiee.: room for ranss; poreh.s.
S1o K00
Y~stoNN
brown n'-Ien rooms and B.: h.-v.h. |;
cleo; room garsse: front and rear ysrds.
SlZ,0UU
On Park rd-Ntne r.oms: 2 baths: h.v,h. /:
cleo; front and rear porches,
e1O7 7Sn
VAS,sco
On lsth u.-Ntne rooms; baths; h.-w.h. ;
room faraEe: hwd noors
WILLIAM X. HARTV1NG
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Chevy Chase.

Chevy Chase.
CHEVY CHAsE-ss $50.
Just two blocks beyond the Bureau Of
Standards: attractive two bedroom bunga-
low; brick construction; size of lot 50Il52:
ahording ample garage space. House IL
thoroughly modern and in excellent condi-
tion; real open FIRE place; h.-w.-h.: elec.
tractive terms WM. s. PHILLIPS, 1409
y. Y. ave. Main 1900
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
New colonial home detached. near Conn.
ave. \ r. and . h. Wide center hall, break
fast room. large sun parlor and two sleep
ing porches. Garage to match house. Price
fsr below prevailing market prices. G. s.
BENNETT. 500 Cont. TT. Bldg. Main 8594.
CHEVY CHASE. u. CO STORIES: AT.
tic: brick: rms: b.: Lear garage:
sII.2oO THos. ]. FISHER CO.. mo.
7ss 18th at. NV. Main $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. on JOCELYN ST.,
west Of Conn. ave- rms; bdrms:;
THOs. J. FISHER CO., INC, 73s 18th
st. NV. Main $3.50
CHEVY CHASE, Md ROOMS; BED
rooms: cleo; h.-w.h.; price s12. 500. TH0s
J. FISHER CO.. INC, 73s 18th st. NV.
Main $3.50.
PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE OVERLOOK.
ing Rock Greek Park; rooms and bath:
servants room and toilet in cellar; laundry;
hot-vater heat; electricity; gas; hardwood
floors and trim: 2 screened sleeping porches;
screened breakfast porch: built-in grrsEe:
ownef ,s 'sEihs sHhxNoN SSS VIII nucHs iO IA ia,S o.
NV. Msin PAS.
$1,000
Fessenden st.-Detached: large room,
and bath; h.-w.h.; cleo; room for garage;
$3.50
AIbermarle st.-New bungalows; S de-
Iightful rooms and bath; h.wh.; elec.; room
for garage; hwd. hs.; beautiful.
S11,500
Keokuk. near Conn. ave.-six spacious
rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; elec.; room for
garage; perfect condition.
$15,750
On Leland st. Chevy Chase Md-Attrac-
tive rooms and 2 baths; h.-wh.; elec.;
center hall plan; living room 14I25; Gre.
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
l1os 18th at. NV. Phone Exchange Main 312.
HOME OF THE ATTRACTIVE CENTER
hall plan. strikingly located on a lot 10
feet wide: there are s rooms and bath q
oedroons); unusually large living room;
wide front porch: hot-water heat: electricity:
gas; hardwood floors and trim; this is a
practically new house. In good condition. and
may be bought on terms II desired; price
sl3, 500. SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 14th
st. nv. Main 2345.
NEW BUNGALOW OF ROOMS AND
bath. on lot 45x125 feet: large front porch:
one-pipe furnace; electricity; gas; hardwood
foors and trim; open fireplace in living roorn;
screens: immediate possession: price 50, 800
SHANNON & LUCHs. 7i3 14th ST. NV
Main 2846.
ATTRACTIVE sEMI-DETACHED HOME.
beautiful condition and most conveniently
located: Z weil-planned rooms and baths;
hot-water heat; electricity and gss; hard
wood floors throughout; large lot to alley
and garage to match house; price s14. Sna:
a better buy cannot be found at the pr,ce.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs. 718 18th st. NV.
Main 2345.
OXFORD gr-sis,50 500.
rms: b.: ami: sleeping porch; double
sarsge.
n. L sANsBuRY 4 co.. Il1s ct. n. ssox
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REAL ESTATE F0RSALE
Columbia Heights.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-sis.5oq
On i4th ST., near Meridian t.-Larse p
room home; containing b9hs; h.-w.h.;
rear porch: deep lot to alley double brick
garage. The present owner I now occupy
ing the hrst and second Zoo and receives
and income of $40 per nonthfrom the third
foor. This house can be ssily converted
into business property. Attractive terms
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

NEAR DELlwlRB avn. q CANAL ST.
s.-About 1000 SQUARE feet. st 20 esan
pei foot. LOUIS p sHoEhAKER. itof n.
ave Main liee
on q q r. r. AT BETHEspA Ayp
near Rockville Ptfs and car iine-Aeout
las 900 sausre feet suitable for lumber ysrs
other like purpose. frics. seh. 900 JorIs
P. SHOEMAKER. i<o7 y. Y. svs. 80
Main ira
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

APARTMENT HOUSE. APARTMENTS
OF rooms a bath; splendidly huiit: mod.
ern; can he turned into apis of 3 rooms
& bath. Price very low. O. 2. BENNETT.
sna Cont. Trust Rlaf. Main eSe<.
RoOminG houss with II rooms; an eIcsi.
lent locstIon- Near washinEton Circle Would
be t.ss tnvestment- Act quickly Price
90 500.
DAVID . BARRY.
1907 q u. nv. Main 1901
$1,000: 8 APT BLDG or ms AID
bath each; near sth a n sta pe rente<
at tsl-5o q month: t~nants furnish heat
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OAFOhD Br.-S1o.oO0.
rms; b.: ami: sleeping porch; double
earsge. !.
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INSURANCE

FiFE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS rrh
Glary Insurance LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
t<os n. y. ave ~ khin iiss lnautrs
gssI Mr. ElltotL
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FARMS

MONTGOMERY CoCSTr ABOUT Il
miles northwes; Of white Houss: iss
,cres; unlnproved; $50 per sore. LOUIS p.
1876
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NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-sIo. $50.
Reasonably priced colonial design resi-
deuce; attractive in appearance; sust one
block Of 14th St car; 9 rooms; spacious front
and rrar porches; inclosed sleeping porch;
h.-w.h., elec. lights; hardwood doors: deep
lot te alley. ample garage space. House Is
vacant and tmmediats possession may Be
obtained Easy terms. WV. 8. PHILLIPS.
lsoe n. 7. are. Nab ssc<.
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BRAND NEW HOUSE. MODERN IN EVERY
detsil: attrsctively planned and In q sec
tion most Desirable. 18th ST.: rooms and
bath; concrete front porch; double rear por-
ehes: space for garage. Price Of ss. 500 10
right; terms. SHANNON q LUCHS. rs
18th st. NJ. Main 2345.
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THOROUGHLY MODEM AND rARIlCu-
larry desirable hous on lot containing
ever 5000 square feet Of ground; there are
! large rooms and bah; vapor heat: cleo
trtcity: gas; hardwood noors and trim; serV
ants toilet: laundry tubs; attic; weather
stripping: screens: byilt-in garage; the prop
erty II In excellent condition and q neigh
borhond that is altogether favorable: prfe'
si2,5oo. SHANNON a LUCHs. 713 l4th St
nv. Main 2345
sENI-DETACHED, SIX ROOMS; TILED
bath: front ana rear porcbes; stationary
tubs In basement: good heating plant; elec-
trie lights: hardwood floors and trim. Price.
5000. McKEEvER q Goss. 14o5 Eye ct.
nv. Main f7s2 1858
SIX ROOMS AND BATH; TWO SLEEPING
porches; front porch; electric lights: hard-
wood floors and trim: good heating plant;
new roof: space for garage: q few doors
from i4th st. car line. Price. 80. 900. Nc
kEEvER q Goss. 1906 Eye st. nv. Maia
I757 Ills
ONE OF THI PRETTIEsT HOMES IN
this sectiop. convenient to 14th ct. car
line: is seri-detaehed; has six rooms and
bath: glassed-in porches; porch across front
Of house; hot-water heat; hardwood floors
and trin: choice electric fixtures; garage;
can be bought on convenient terms. Price.
s12,5oo MeKEEvER q Goss. I4o6 Eye st.
nv. Main 4T52. 213-3
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North Columbia Heights.

THIS HOME Is BUT TWO YEARS OLD
and In perfect condition; brick construc
tion with concrete front and rear porches;
sir rooms and bath Ctiled): garage. Price.
$40. Tso. Phone ms for appointment to in.
spect McKEEvER & GOSS, 1405 Eve IT
NV. Main 4752 1858
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PERRY ST. JUST WEST OF l4TH ST
Row brick house Of rooms and bath
furnace heat; electricity; gas; hardwood
roors and trim: front and double rear 2or-
chrs- Price. $500: possession; terms
SHANNON 4 LUCHs. 713 14th st. NV.
N'sin 2a45
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-se.s $50.
Comfortable modern home most attrae-
ti"s huilt Of tapestry brick rooms; h.-w.h.
s'sr. lights; enclosed sleeping porch: large
fr"nt porch: hardwood floors; built-in re-
fr garators laundry equipment. and many
C'h"- attractive features Excellent terms
WN- 5. PHILLIPS. 14O9 v. Y. ave. Main
sfCn
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$500

Near 10th and Monroe SITS. nv.-rwo-
story bay window brick; ! rms. and D. !;
h.-w.h.: sIsc. lights: term.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
III 14th St nw.f Msi1 42-ss
Member washinston eai Estate Board:
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
HOS 18th at. NV. Phone Exchange Main 372.
A WONDERFUL HOME REDUCED IN
price to effect quick sale: completely de
tachHd on lot 50I112; eight rooms and tiled
bath with shower; basement and attic; front
and sleeping porch; house beautifully dec
GRATED; has exceptionally large living room I;
open fireplace; hardwood floors and trim
electric lights; hot-water neat; instantane-
ons water heater: garage. Price. SIS. 900.
McKEEVER & GOsS. 14O5 Eye st nv
Main 4752 sos
sEHI-DETACHED HOME OF ? STORIES;
first floor comprises living and dining
room. kitchen and sunny breakfast room |;
second noor. three bedrooms and bath and
sleeping porch; there 10 a porch on front and
side beside the enclosed sleeping porch: :
hardwood nocrs; electric lights: hot-water
heat: built-in heated garage. Price. si3. 500.
Msin 4T52. 1883
CHARMING LITTLE HOME PRICED AT
very low figure to effect early sale: seven
rooms and bath: completely. finished and
heated attic; large front, rear and sleeping
porches: electric lights; hardwood floors and
trim; garage. Price, 1,5oo McKEEvER
Goss. 1908 Eye st. NV. Main 4752
as2-s
JUST OFF 18th sr.-ArTRAcrIvE BRICK
home on lot $50 feet deep; eight rooms
and three baths: front and rear porch !;
sleeping porch; all modern eonrenience.;
electric lights; hot-water heat; hardwood
floors and trim; space for garage; immediate
Possession can be had: worth your inspec-
tion. Price, SIS. 1000. McKEEvER & GOsS
l405 Eye st. NV. Main 4752 118-3
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DANDY HOME OF sIN ROOMS & TILED
bath; built-tn garage; concrete front and
lower rear porch; sleeping porch on second
noor: has hot-water heat; electric lights;
hardwood noors and trim: basement. offered
at the reasonable price Of $40. T50 Me-
KEEyER Goss. I4o5 Eye st. NV. Main
4T52 sI-8
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TAK0MA PARK-sT5 500.
cory bungalow a lot 5oxIso: beauti.
full lawn and much shrubbery: rooms &.
bedroomsl, and space for two extra bed
rooms; modern heating plant and elee.
lights: amp'e rarsge space. House IL In
splendid condition. May be purchased on
easy terms. wM. s. PHILLIPS. I4Os n. Y.
ave. Main 1900
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PERSONAL

hy experts. guarantee results
NATIONAL EXTERMiNAToR co. a i
jOs 9th st. NV. Funklin 2Tes.
ue
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Reveals past, present and future: r~sd,
your entire history: describes reisuvea
ness, love. marriage and all Affair." Of ltfs
si2 at nv M
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ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE
Of center hail plan. containing 7 rooms
"a bedroomsl and bath; hot-water heat:
hardwood floors and trim; screens; open
fireplace. This house 10 Of frame construc-
tion. completely detached and there Is q
suilt-in garage: convenient terms. Price.
si2. $50. SHANNON q LUCHs. 7l3 18th ct.
NV Main ~,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-05-11
POULTRY PROSPECTS
APPEAR PROMISING
Prices Better Now Than Year
Ago, Says Lynden Manager; 4c
More Paid for Eggs

That the poultry business of
the Lynden district is in better
condition this season than a year
ago at this time, is indicated in
a comparison of the records of
the Washington COOPERATIVE Egg
and Poultry Association made by
Harry Beernink, local manager.
His figures show that association
members last week received four
cents a dozen more for their eggs
than a year ago at this time.
Indications are quite favorable
for better prices in the poultry
market. Mr.. Beernink believes
The dressed poultry season is
now we'll under way at the Lyn-
den plant, and Eastern markets
will soon be eating local milk
fed broilers. Seven thousand
birds are now being fattened at
the Lynden plant on diet of
milk and grain, thirteen days be-
ing required for the process. The
birds are then killed and dressed
and frozen in the cooling rooms,
from which they will be shipped
in carload lots to Eastern mar
kets.
A force of twelve is being en-
ployed now in feeding and dress
ing the poultry. Eleven are on
the payroll in the egg depart
ment, handling and packing the
eggs, and eight are in the feed
department, mixing and handling
the feeds. An office force of
four completes the payroll of
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-05-11
PROPOSE ONE BIG
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
Comprehensive System Planned
To Care For Surplus Waters
North Of Lyndcn

A plan for the formation of
one big drainage district to care
for the entire Lynden community
will be presented to farmers in
terested at a meeting at Hawley's
Hail Tuesday evening, May 2S.
at 8 o'clock.
The proposed district would
take in the entire country north
of Lynden, from Northwood to
Delta, and an effort would be
made to handle the matter of
running off the surplus water to
the best advantage.
Connection would be made
with the Duffner Ditch, it is pro-
posed now, and chain of small
er bitches would lead to this.
By making an enlarged district
of this kind, the cost to the indiv-
idual landowner would be very
small, while at the same time
enough funds would be provided
to cope with the situation in an
adequate manner.
At the present time, no pro-
vision is made for the care of the
smaller bitches, which are per-
mitted to clog up. 1t is hoped
that with a larger district, ar
rangements can be made to keep
the bitches clear at all times.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-05-11
COUNTY NEWS

With the, first business week
of May brought to a close, ap-
$4,000 in 1922 poll
tax collections have been record
ed on the books of the county
treasurer. A majority of the col
lections, it is said, have been
made through returns from the
pay rolls of the various mills of
the country.
The Denny-Renton company
has had a crew of men at work
several weeks past, near Sumas,
opening up clay mines in a new
location, the idea being to de-
termine the extent of the clay
body as well as the quality of
the clay over the entire field OF
their holdings.
Resolutions which are being
framed at the present time by
the Whatcom county board Of
commissioners in behalf of the
written agreement between the
commissioners and the federal
government with regard to the
appropriation of funds and the
construction of the Mt. Baker
Shukshan road, will probably be
in the hands of the board for
signature this week. With the
building of approximately nine
and one-half miles of virgin road,
an expenditure of not less than
$165,000 may be realized. OF
this amount, 1t is understood,
the county will furnish $55, 200
and the federal government,
$4,000.
Reports coming from the east
side of the county are that petit
tions are being circulated or pre-
pared for circulation, asking that
there be placed on the general
election ballot, a measure calling
for the abolition of the township
government now in effect In
this county.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-05-11
LYNDEN NINE WINS
COUNTY HONORS
High School Team Completes Its
Season With Six Straight Vic
tories

The Lynden High School won
the baseball championship of the
county Thursday by defeating the
Nooksack nine at the FAN
Grounds.
The Lynden team went through
the season with six straight vic
tories, defeating every team in
the high school league. Coach
Fred Rockey was in charge OF
the championship nine
The game with Nooksack was
an easy victory, the final score
standing at to 2. Up to the
7th inning. Nooksack had been
held seoreless.
Members of the championship
Lynden team are: Johnson. p;
Daniels. c.; l.. Gorseman, 1st
John Wilson, End; Ed Gorseman.
S.; Ebert Meurer, Srd; Clifton
Axling. |. f.; Claire Johnson, c.
T.; Albert Haveman, r. f.; Lind
hout, Stuurmans. Young, substit-
utes.
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CROWDS TO ATTEND
ANNUAL FIELD MEET
High schools of County To Gath
er Here Saturday for Deelam-
alton and Track sports

Lynden will be host to the
high schools of the county Sat
Irday. when athletes and orators
gather for the annual field meet
md declamatory contest.
Both events are being looked
forward to with interest, as COM
petition FOR honors will be eN-
eeedingly keen.
The following are those who
viii represent Lynden at the
meet:
so yard dash Bostwick. Meur-
II. ,Haveman; 100 yard dash -
3Ostwick. Meurer, Haveman; 22O
Yard dash-Bostwick Meurer,
Haveman: 120 yard hurdles
Bostwick. Meurer. Haveman; 22O
yard hurdles Bostwiek. Meurer.
Haveman: 440 yard dash-Dan
iels. Sprague, Kellar; $50 yard
dash-Weeda, Spraeue, Bajema,
Mile run--Weeda, ....rague, Bal
ema; Pole Vault-Liddhout pix
ley, Hoffman; High jump Lind
hout. Meurer, Bayesi Standing
broad jump Bost wick, Lind
hOnt, Meurer; Running broad
Jump Meuref, AxliHR. Liudb6ut.
Javelin johnson, AxliHg, Gafze-
man; Discus Meurer, G0rzemaH.
BoefhaVe, Shot Put Meurer,
Gorzeman, iioerhaYe. Relay
Haveman, Johnson, Meurer. ileAt-
wick, AXling.
Entries In the doelamatorN con
test are as foilowa
Group / High school repre-
sentatiyes Meridian. "rerfeet
Peace. Agnes Megard, SUmas,
"The Freshman Halfhack."
James Brumiey: Mt. Baker, "A
Second Trial, Jeanne karwaskl;
The Pilots Story.
Mary Burgess: -Lyuden. Sally
AIMS Experience, Earlua Rus
CO.
Group a-Grade Schools
Sumas. The Boat Race, Joe
Flanagan; Meridian. "A Small
Boy and his Mother at Mu-
scum" Lillian SHINES, Ten Mile,
THE Swan SONG" Victor Eaton;
Kendall, "'rhe Aspiring DISH
washer" Eleanor Roberts; Har-
mony. Miss Mallory on the Chi
nese Question" Mary Mapes
Dodge; Clearbrook, THE Rescue
of Lygia," May Lih1yren.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-05-11
EVERSON DEFEATED
IN OPENING CONTEST
Lynden Proves Victor In First
League Game; To Meet Su.
mas Next
LINDEN Z, Everson . s.

Lynden Z, Everson s.
That was the final score be-
tween those two baseball rivals,
at the close of the opening game
of the Nooksack Valley League.
The game was not near as rag
ged as might have been expected,
considering the cold weather,
and being the first game of the
season.
Big Bill Brewer pitched the
first seven innings for Everson,
but did not seem to bother the
Lynden batters very much. get
ting only two strikeouts and his
good support was all that kept
the score as it was. He was re-
lieved in the last two innings by
Eddie Robinson, who pitched
his usual good brand of ball.
Hagen pitched the whole game
for the local team, and was SEEM
ingly in mid-season form. He
kept the six hits he allowed well
scattered, and struck out six men.
Baldwin on the receiving end
caught a nice game. and allowed
only one stolen base.
Following is box score OF the
game: