The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-11-02
LYNDEN TO VOTE AT
GENERAL ELECTION
Will Ballot for senator, Congress
sman, and County Officers on
Tuesday

LINDEN will ballot Tuesday at
the general election, assisting in
the choosing Of national and
county officers
The city precincts will vote
at the City Hall. the polls being
open from : a NJ to IS p. m.
Officials will be George Warthan.
George Taylor. and Harold
Knapp.
The following are The nom
inees:
United States Senator Repub-
lican. Miles poiudeXter; demo
crat. c. G Dill. farmer-labor.
James A Duncan soeialist-labor.
David Burgess workers party.
qnk Bostrom.
Representative in Congress. md
District-Republiean, Liudley Il.
Hadley: democrat. Fred A.
elise: farmer-labor, P B. Tyler.
State representative 53rd Dis
trict-C Cwo 10 be elected Re
publican. Andrew Danielson and
n. P Sorenson; democrat y.
c. Davenport; farmer-labor, Mrs
n. r Thompson and Otho Oryal
BreedlOve.
County Auditor - Republican.
Sam E Barrett; farmer=labor.
William Jones.
County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
H. D. Macarthur, farmer-labo-,
Frank Edwards
County Clerk Republican, G
P. Kincaid farmer-labor, Mabel
Roessel
County Engineer-Repubiieau.
Fred W. MeElmon; farmer-labor,
A. J. McCourt
Prosecuting Attorney Repub-
lican, Edwin Gruberi democrat
A c. Durham.
County Sheriff Republican. A.
L. Callahan, democrat James f.
Laytham; farmer-labor. r. L.
Crawford
County Treasurer - Repuhli-
can, Edith NJ Thornton; demo
crat, O. c. Armstrong
County Supt of SchOols-Re-
publican, Nellie II. Abbott, demo
crat. Mary Agnes Perry.
County Coroner - Republican
DR.. Max Mehhg; democrat. John
T. Turner.
County Commissioner. 1st Dis
trict-Republiean james A. Mil
Ter; farmer-lsbor. y G. Gogrie.
County Commissioner, End Dis
= Republican Z. c. Baxter
democrat, J. w Austin; farmer
labor, NJ A Hamilton
Judicial Ticket
The judicial ticket which is
separate from the party tickets.
follows:
Judges of the state supreme
court, six-year term lthree to be
elected MARK A Fullerton.
Kenneth Macintosh, Emmett n.
Parker; two-year term, ". y.
Pemberton.
Initiative Measure No. 40 pro
vides for the repeal Of the state
poll tax law.
Initiative Measure No +f is
what is commonly known as the
"3O-10" plan OF school finance
Referendum Bill No. l. pro
vides for the issuance of certid-
cntes of necessity and c0uN eal-
ence by the director of public
works TO public servic- eoMpa#
MES In cases whereby similar ser
vice Is being rendered The local
tiles proposed to be served -
other public service companies.
Referendum Bill Ne. I5 pre-
vides that parents or guardians
may forbid physical eNam.na=
tions OF their school children II
districts Cf the first class eN ~
when such children show sEmH-
toms of contagious or infectious
diseases and thai vaccination r.
oculation or other meaHa4aaa
shall not be made ceud LOB -
attendance or employment -
such schools except of persons
suspected of having or who have
been exposed to contagious g
ses.
-@~ R ferendum Bill Ne u i aa
act relating TO primary H'M..a
tion and registration az voters
and requiring electors T. SLATE
their party affiliations az Tire
time of registration
Referendum Bill Ne - = 81
act relating to the election aHH
powers Of precinct eommIsts##e
and party committees. thg Ham.
nation OF candidates for paH.#
Office and the holding af parN
conventions for the pufp1# c.
adopting platforms and H.Ta#=
mating presidential electors
Proposed Amendments - 'H.
constitution. three i'll number
~-o,,;la tNaf tie rrfa# IF a TaF