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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-06-22

this efficient organization for
supplying a prime need to the
city and adjoining territory are
deserving of the highest common
dation for their initiative and en-
terprise in this business review
we are very pleased to compli-
ment them upon their achieve
ments commercially and other
wise.
We can conscientiously refer
our readers to'this reliable firm,
and strongly suggest that they
test the products of this company
if they have not already done so.
Their motto, evidently lived up
to, is Purity and Prompt Ser
vice-lt's the Taste of the
Tulip Ice Cream That Tells. "
The production of milk is a
proposition that ought TO appeal
to every owner, even of small
farm as it is we'll known fact
that this mode of farming builds
up the land, at the same time
making the producer more money
than he can make by straight
farming. and then he gets pay
right along in cash.
The officers. VIM. W. Fairburn
President and Manager, Roy
Stanton. Vice President, and o.
NJ. Sheppard, Secretary, are we'll
known throughout this section
as substantial citizens and pru-
dent business men.
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THE STARK PIANO co.

Bring Opera Stars to Beingham-Worlds
Perform RICH: Here in the Heart
Are Representatives New Edison
and Brunswick Photographs Operate
ngham. establishment PLAYERS That
Are Leaders in the Musical Instrument World
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WHEELER'S ELECTRIC BAKERY

Located at 100! Dock ST. Is LEADING
Establishment OF This Section
sale Well Retail the niracton 30 NJ
Who Are Experts in the World - ~
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PUGET SOUND BOTTLING WORKS

This is of Modern Sanitary Establishments
With Headquarters S1S11th BeIingham. Where They
Produce the Delicious Soda Waters Which
Has Large Distribution Over All the Surrounding Territory
-Ger Bros, PropretOrs.
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The ABSTRACT & TITLE INSURANCE co.

the Leading Firm Whatcom County Under the
Direction Strandberg, who WeVcrsed in All the
They Many Cients-Of
fees: lis Prospect ST.. Dillingham;
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MYERS, PLUMBING and HEATING

Enjoys q Patronage
and Specalizes In Plumbing, Heating
erything Modern Plumbing.
Bellngham.
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A. D. FRETS, MONUMENT COMPANY

Ave. Beingham, Iarg.
Monument Works This Part of Washington, and En-
This Surrounding Territory
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THE TULIP CREAMERY CO., Inc.

1920 Dock St. Bengham, is the Largest Instu-
Kind This Section and Distributes its Product
Over a Wide Area Having a Most Extensive Patronage
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THE GAGE-DODSON CO.

Bellingham is of the Fore
Clothing Mems Establishments in this
ing "g Little of all Surrounding Ter
with the Highest Grade Goods Reasonable Prices
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THE HANSEN ELECTRIC co.

Located Belingham, and Operated Jnder the
ahle Expert Electrical Engineers
and Who Conversan with Every Feature OF
his
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(PAID ADVERTISING
THE IDDINS BUICK co.

AT the Corner Of Dock q
Modern and Cp.tO-date
Service is Offered. They Agents
Car.
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DR.. f. l.. Wood fits glasses accur-
ately and scientifically.
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Oonpoh Nd
n the UnonT
Confidence

This Department Edited and Man.
aged by j. NJ. Dye and g. h. Peck
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
LIGHTNING AGAIN

Lightning has been on somewhat OF
- rampaga in and around Macon for
the past several days, and Sunday
carried consideltb bic destruction IN
its trail. when it struck the immense
barn on Mr.. Allie Swans place and
completely destroyed it. During the
severe ram and electrical storm that
occurred on that day, Mr.. Swami and
his family were sitting on the porch
of his home watching the progress Of
the storm. when a terrific flash of
lightning came, and after the glare,
and the crash of the thunder had pass
ed one of his daughters looking in
the direction of the barn detected that
it was Attire. In spite of the down
pour of rain, the flames quickly spread
over the building. and soon the en-
tire structure was a-bla2e. Mr., Swami
and his on, Allie Jr. ran to the re-
scue Of the animals that were. shut up
there, and succeeded in hberating all
but a few fine hogs that were an
badly burned, though none of them
were destroyed. One very fine SOW
lost her sight entirely. on account OF
the flames. The mules, about four.
teen head, responded to the call giver
them, with amazing readiness sndel
such circumstances, and they wer,
all brought out in safety. This wa
one of the most commodious barn
in NE county, measuring iixsO. /
was insured for $1,000. There was n,
/. feed in the barn except oats, all o
(which were destroyed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
RELIGION AND CHRISTIANITY

Sine. o.. war; land truth 20 say, for some time be-
fore. for Oh. va., though we tora.y CHERISH the deIusi2h'
.-a- not .a u'am. for ADJ IF the ILL., thai have visited TINS
world y Iatel this Oh world has upheayed with a mighty
-0asu Of uurcSt-it ha. ree.ed ami rocked N the trfoe5
- r.rsufsf,r striving after it knew not what, until the
whole structure Of existence has seemed to topple and
The perfection of the estate that from the beginning has
been mans own. that Of existing IN the image Of God,
has been threatened. Men nave forgotten God-they
have gone off after strange and new ideals, and worshlpp-
ed alien gods. Though there have been the faithful te",
as there will always be the unmoved members OF Gldeons
band. who have tried to shout Gods in his heaven, alIs
right with the world" their cry at times has grown feeble,
and not heard above hedin and tumult Of the passing
throng VINO have appeared true followers of Baal.
But though the clouds have hung low, and the thunders
If onDo.ition have rolled, the true faith, now that the
smoke Of unholy incense has begun to roll away. is found
standin, still unmoyed, with garments untattered, and
head unbowed. God has been in his heaven, and all Will
still be right with the world, A wave OF religious fer
vor that started we know not where nor when, has swept
down upon US from somewhere, some place, where the IN
defied faith has withstood the flood, and is surglng
through the land with a force that carries all IN It's path'
and is bringing men back to the standards that seemed
laid aside for ever. On every hand we hear Of revivas
that solmerge not only certain churches, but entire cities,
and do not even stop here, for the influerce flows on and
on, and men who have hitherto made religion a minor
thought, are surrcndering to a faith as simple ana pure as
MIGHT flood the heart of a trusting child. The world IS
truly being re-reiglonlZed.
But religion is not what causes a man to bear the heat
ard burden Of daily life with fortitude and patience, and
hclps him to keep his mind pure and unspotted, and his
heart as an unsuIlied page. Religion is an impression
an awakening but It's christianity that leads a. soul over
the rocks and thorns Of the pathway of life, and helps
him to forget his own bruises in saving another's wounds
Ills christianity that causes him to see his brothers VIf-
tues, though his faults may be ever so prominent ana
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
BROOkSVlLLE

MIR. Fox Glenn is at home for vaca-
ton from u. 5. Mllllary Academy,
West Point N. Y.
AL me District Missionary meeting
in AcAerman, TINS week, me w. M
SOCIETY was represented ny MIS-
Arthur Doner. Delegates from the
! uuup Nomans oocIeIy were Misses
Martina Long and Lola Davenport,
ne Juniors sent Vienna Ice ADAMS
to speak for them.
Mrs. Marion Triplett was called TO
Brookhaven Monday by the sudden
death of one of her brothers. !
SIR. G. w. Graham received news
Tuesday of the death, in Mobile OF MS
s~ister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Graham. ms
was her home for a long time, n
she had a warm place IN many hearts.
Her children have the sympathy OF
friends.
Miss Addie Cunningham is in ShreVe
port with her aunt, Mrs. Ledbetter.
Mrs. Delbert Cope and children have
gone to her home folks IN Kentucky
| Tor the summer.
Mrs Walker George and children,
If Meridian are visiting ner relatives
in town.
Mss Mason Triplett has been with
frlenos in town recently.
Mn Tom Jeff Roger returned to
Nan,nhis Wednesday after a short
sray with home folks.
M, Co,L &c Meridian is a
MSS NJ N.Y. Nv wilkins
guest a. MiS' n.Nn raoL.on
misses l1eitle''" ,Jaoon have
ana FRANCES stevenson Oh M"Iot n .Li'.
been with MISS M"ile''" l"'0"i '"'
week. ,l,
Mrs, Davenport ana oiIIu.en
|, Nls.luS Der re'aI'NeS III "'e 'oi ~ >
o. part on tie slale.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
The Senatorial Race

h, o~yi.tinr over much Of the state
=. tho matte, Of the race for United states 0en"
t, soop,. tn be due to two reasons ohc,
sSan,g norsonal inactiVcty ana lWo' 0ttP"o"
ho;no personally unknown III many n
tbn State. Wiere stephens mas DeVh tho
ino tbaro seems to be no dearth oil IhVeic''' VI ~
nnrntrarv . prcat deal OF enthusiastic tHPIo",I
oanyidoring that the qulctude OF Ihe '" i""
faction furnishes nothing 10 Si'oo' az " Wnvn
Mr.. Stephens is not gehefaIIy N"oN" rht Lir
,oa Nnft6ar duty nor pleasure has bfouEh ln"
=, at.c, WITH the county or many OF us PEI
nI, and ,e rn has always been a man W"o y,
,3J ,,,o, strictly and closely to ms ouIicS -
",ra Lo,a vet TO meet him. Tie has prohiSG"
an, IA Noyubcc during the canlpaiSl' a." l
con,ino is awaited with great interest," III -.
ka,nor countv of oId-timp, hlgn-cIaSS pen,0O =, ,
Tho.a Nnyubrpans who know Mr. oIepnr"a
ha,a Coz him the highest reSpect--feSP'' ',
l$, ohiI,ty. his character and ms ioG"II' 1iton-
:, ynry uIipt man, the very reverse ! 'I aon
statinIis snowy, VaingIorlous N.Iho' '4.Lfng
vorsation and in speaking ne Is give" ~ ,dor off
N''"'''1" -, Li. erhipct and does not wander OF
~, III, liah Grass and tall timber OF tlanooEa"l
n.aio,y. Not that his conversation or SPT'o,I
o" a dnII On fine contrary he IS a delEh'IU nn"r
,,Ir ~ and q sneaker easy to listen TO an" W..
~ .,aI, l.f.nino to. Make no mistake aooul ~
aLilily. If IS quiet; it may be OF lne '"po''oH.
Iind iprt il is a high order Of abI,'|, o''""a
na,", ,f,t Ans and continued and achIeVeS re-,
ro"I -. his congressional record shows
me is elected senator Mississippi WIN WV, ~ VI
"nn., house of congress one OF the haro'St WIN
o ora and ono or the most efficient workers III 1m1
hoay and a representative as true TO nus peoph,
"Jd L'is State and his country as 'he neeo'e 10 w
pole. IA friends a man WI,
.n V'J lo -, Nc horses in spite Of automobiles, an
".lEs horse" a great deal, described nm aooo
as follows: c;.,ro, III
ouuhort is no race horse that Just figures d,
- Iaiys and parades and he is no fancy g"'[g
"toi,;an with long flowing name and ,an 'N'
vol, rrand in a parade. But he Will take ~
r,boro Won are going in good time and 90 the "a.
milo Of a twenty mile trip as STEADY ana 'ns, !
thn FIRST. And he will 90 as good on q 1 Owe
rood as in town where there is a big crOWo 700,
;n" om and a brass band playing, ANA Il 'he'
= any Moving YOU lave to do he Will turn ov'
= "m, = ~ . MANY burrows as any horse you eV
saw" .ho mov
"Wol". said one of his listeners, ne may
Good horse all right but he's got TO 40 SOL
ruTnninc. He's got to win a race TO EtI 70 =
Senate" THAT'S all right. =" SAID the o'tPne
am "Uo can run too when It's up to nm 10 ~
u Ia| bnat any long tailed flowing name SEN
nlater in Mississippi "lll tell the Wor'1 III"
Since the above was set IN type IL Is ie"l1
MA. Mr.. Stephens will visit NoNupee rr'o"S =
rRth
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
"WT[WN

Another serious result from Il
lightning was threatened Tuesdl
afternoon. when a bolt struck in Il
machinery department of Horton
garage. No damage was done ON IL
occasion, though the entire place W.
ablaze for the duration of the flas
and afterwards was dense with smoy
What 1t developed was the mere mi,
gin of the stroke though it had eve.
appearance of being the true THU
visited the Beacon office at the saI
moment striking in the operati
room, where the Linotype was a sb'
Of fire, and the office boy, who
IN the act of dipping metal out g.,
pot was visiblv shocked. ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
TIVE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE ,nu
49, \ THE HAPPY BRIDE

The month Of June is Of particular interest ~ " nrami,
II Is month prominently devoted to theIt True p ro|a
,.r.g ON Inc stage of life. The sweet grl glauu",e
and the happy bride. There is no sWeete h or n ~o tbe IN ip-
,,aoIinr SIGHT in the physical world than that Oh tne ~
p noao,t cIear- minded, lovable maiden. arrayed IN all hr
fircry, telling US in her commencement "no
Grrss Of the wrongs to be righted ard the influence 70 "
.avertod. through the coming woman, mere are lev i'm
in the life of the parent that he is prouder ol th'S pro-
d,ct Of the painstaking and devoted teacher. ohe Is as
Ljao,,i,o as the roses that make the month the delgh'-
full time of the year it is. And among all NATURE |"
ors she commands our highest admiration.
Then there is the bride. 1t is the one great occasion
when tho poor, mere creature by her side is mentioned
in tbe society note only to fill space. She is ready TO
place her foot on the devoted head OF the enraptureo
Slave who has begged that very favor, 1t is perhaps one
Of the few moments in his life when he SINKS ms selIlSh
nature long enough to conccde to the woman ne mas
woocd and won all that her friends ard well-wishers deem
hen. She is another blooming rose IN natures parlerTe'
LET her not forget her wonderful dignity; let no shrleklng
modernist insist that she is the result of that so-caued
rberatinr propaganda. She existed before the Jazz maid
on was dreamed Of; she will 90 her sweet and master1uI
way long after the devotee of brash styles and flamlrC
opinior has sunk into that obscurity she has counted
So here's to the June graduate and the June bride! TheN
are the hope of the nation. -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23

Truly the love of home is interviewer with all that IS
pure and deep and lasting in earthly affections. Let US
wander where we may. the heart looks back with secret
Iorgings to the paternal roof. There the scattered rays
Of affection concentrate. Time may enfeeble them, dis
tancc oycrshadow them, and the storms of life obstruct
them for a season; hut they viii at length break through
the cloud and storm and GLOW and burn and brighten
around the peaceful threshold Of home-Longfellow.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
Straved

About the 14th day Of June one
hlacl or dark bay, medium horse
male three and one fourths or four
years old. r. r. WYATT
Prairie Point, Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
Hay Land for Rent

See the undersigned if you need any
Bermuda, JohHssr Grass or Lespedeza
hT land. Ready to cut now. On
graveF road. MASSEY NEVILLE
Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
Rooms for Rent

An ups t airs apartment-i
rooms, hall. bath, lights and W:
Partly furnished.
MRS. W. ". SHANNON
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
For Sale

Ten room house, lights, water
an modern conveniences. Apply.
q. H, Hunter, Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
A Bargain For You

Ford Touring car good condi
cheap for cash. REV. C. T. CLAS
MashuIaville, M
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23
SNAP SHOTS OF AMERICAN HISTORY

In the address. delivered by Daniel Webster at the lay
ing Of the cornerstone of the Bunker Hill Monument in
1925, may he found these words: 1T is impossible for us
to contemplate with unaffected minds that interesting.
may say, that most touching and pathetic scere, when
Columbus. the great discoverer of America, stood on the
deck of his shattered bark, the shades of night falling on
the sea, yet no man sleeping: tossed on the pillows of an
unknown ocean; vet the stronger pillows of alternate hope
and despair tossing his own troubled thoughts; exterling
forward his harasSed frame, StraiNiug westward his anx-
aus and eager eyes, till Heaven AZ last granted him a
moment of ranture and ecstasy. in blessing his vision with
the sight of the unknown world"
MORE GOOD oYES
The detail had lust arrived neaf the front lines when
the captain looked around and noticed a private hatlss
and coatleSs.
where's the rest of VOW untorm?" he demanded.
Back where we came from"
SEQ back and get it,"
The private Vanished and later reappeared, correctly
uniformed but with~ his rifh.
"Whcre's your gum"
cleft il hack whore we came from
"TAtenl" believed Tho cantaip, you're a fine soldier
What were YOU in civilian lifeT'
"prysbors assiAa4,."-The American Legion weekly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-23

Jones. Senior, regarded Jones, Junior with a stern
expression and demanded: Don't you promise new" TO
do that again..
eyes, Father
"And didn't | say that I'd thrash you if YOU did it
again?'
eyes, father; but as didn't keep my promise, | won't
hold YOU to yours"
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UN soLDADo Sc QUITA LA VIDA.
Ell NAL DE wERfHER EsTA De
MoDA ENTIRE LOS MILITARES


III lunes a lSs doce del dia, nlientras
Sc enc0ntraban almorzando los solda-
dos del Henry Barracks, dc esta
EOblaci6n, sc oy6 una fuerte detOnacien
en- el cuartel que ocupa la conpafia
'L'' del regimiento Go.
Los soldados abandonaron el almuer
20 Sc dirigieron al lugar del suceso,
eneOntrando ALI tendido, baiado de sa
psopia sangrc. el joven sOldalo Felix
olivieri, de 2s amos, y natural &c vi
llalba.
Al lado de el Sc encontraba un rifle
&c los que SO utilizan en- el eiercito
con el eual consume tan fatal resolu-
ci6n FL soldado puso ell canon de la
mortifeIa arma en- su boca y luego dis-
rar6, atravesando la bala Ell craneo.
En- nno de los bolsillos de la suerre-
"a Sc encOntr6 la siguiente carsa diri-
gida sus companeros:
"Queridos compaheros; Me mato
rorQRe mi nora ha llegado Sc me
hsce dificil segnir viviendo en- este
mun1o. 10 unieo que deseo es que Uds
lepan guardian 81 mas puro recuerdo de
ests amigo cue sienpre les aprecio mu-
cho en- todas las epocas y en- tcdos los
mOmentOs, desde que entro ser com
paaero de Uds, A mis- padres que no
los pFeoenpe esta muorte; que tengan
issignaei6n v no llCrsn mi dsssTacia y
cue Fueguen pOr mi.
Adios."
~ martes las once y medic de la
mafana tive efecto su entierro rim
Si6ndossle los homenajes que orsena Ell
Departamento de Ia Guerra.
Este funesto aeontecimisnto Ia pro-
ducido honda sensaci6n entire los mi
=, litaxes
Enviamos nuestro mas sentidp pesa-
me a sus dendos.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
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LA BoDA pA1Ac1os-FABREGAs


FL microbes, las nueve de la noche
ccntrajeron matrimonio ante Ell altar de
ia Providencls, de la Cathedral, la culta
Y bella sefiorita Maria Teresa Fabregas
: nuestro excelente Y distinguido amigo
con Manolo Palacios Salazar, ambos per
tenecientes q prestigiosas fanilias de
rues,ra alta sociedad.
Apadrinaron ? los felices jovenes do
ma Maria Eugenia Martin VIDA. de Fa-
bregas, madre de la novia y con Ra-
fael Palacios, padre del novio. Ell rito
nupcial estuvo a cargo del Rdo. Padre
Noel. AL acto celebrado en- la Iglesla,
asi como t2mbien en-. la residencia de
los padres de la novia, calle Condado
No. 2, asistieron numerosos amigos, to-
dos los cuales fueron obsequiados es-
plendidamente por los novios y las ia
milias de estos.
Los esposOs PalacioS-F Fabregas han
cstablecido su residencia en- q conda-
&c.
Enviamos G los fehces conyuges nues
tros mas sinceros parabienes y les desea
mos, en- su nueva vida, toda clase de
yenturas
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IN ooMfTE DE- Ia "cohIsIok DE
TMDEMNTxAcIOREa A oBRHRoa"
coNrKRERcEA CON III sATToR-
aRY GENERAL"

m IA maAaIa de aver nn comite do
% sgominien ae fnasnnizaeiones obre
81 vlalt6 81 lion Attorney General,
= hfsssFe. eon auien eonfsreneio extep
sameass a IFop6slfo del asnnto DO Ia re
tala Dc ausldes
seafnviefon los mismbEos e Ia Co
mifiea. aue IA Ley. eus oFdena dichaa
ssbalas Ne e. aplieable = los ef'pleados
Gsl gsfeSido iFganismo. toda vez cue
& elias sn niBgan momento 80 les an-
nisnt6 81 sueldo. COMO sncedi6 con el
resto ae les empleaaos insnlares.
"a comite expnso A 'sAttoraev Ge-
pegas'' otros puntos De vista a. vital
ivlpersaneis sohFe II misma cusgtion.
r. 81. AssstTs. segan naestFos iafOr-
asn. partiesp6 los visitantes. ore de
feF las oesas al, como ellos aseian q
eompaFtia Ia nsisma opinion; zero cue
40 ohsiants. como era nataFal. 81 D9to.
Dc yustieis estudiaEla el case. emiti-
ria sn opinion sobrs el particular.
L.a citaaa comisi6n estaha eoiapues.
ta poF los sehores carmona. Presidente;
con vAdal. vice presidents, v yillaron-
81
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HERMES RECIBE
UNA DESILUCION

BERLIN, JUNO 29.-Durante una en-.
trevista celebrada esta mafiana entire Ell
ministro de Hacienda Hern1es y Ell Co.
mite Especial del Reichstag fue derro
tado ell, criterio del Ministrc, quien PIC
ponfa La reduction de los gastos presu
puestales hasta que Sc lograse un equi-
librio permanente en- los presupuestos
cumpliendo de ese modo con las exigeu
cias del Comite Central de Ina'emnizar
clones que desea la nivelaci6n compleSa
de los emprestitos.
M. Hermes conferencio toda la m%-
mana de hoy con Ell Comite de Garan
tias Aliados proposito de las difcu]:
tadcs econ6micas.