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VOL. XII

FIELD MEET TO CROWDLYNDEN ON SATURDAY

Hundreds Expected To Attend Annual

Track and Declamatory t'ontests

Here

Lynden will bo crowded to the run-ning board Saturday, when schoolstudents from all over the countyClOOk to the city for the annual fieldmeet and declamatory contest.

The tield meet will start at 9:30 a.m. and from that time until late inthe day. there will be something ofinterest going on. The declamatorycontest will be held at the Lyndon

| igh School and will start at 7:30 p.Ira. sharp. A $10 Thrift Stamp anda $5.00 Thrift Stamp will be theprizes in all the groups in this con-test.

The following are the declamatorycontestants:

GROUP IIGlendale: "The Aspiring Dish-

washer." ?Mareelline Lacy.

be a case of first come, first served."It should be a matter of satis-

faction to every dairyman." said Mr.Carroll, "to know that his herd istree from disease and that he is not

'silling milk that will endanger the'lives of others. It will add to hispride as a breeder of healthy cattleand will improve the sanitary con-dition of his stock and milk to findout. which, if any, of his herd in af-fected with tuberculosis."

Application blanks are now at theTribune office, and dairymen are ad- jvised to come in at once and getthem. Hundreds of cows have alreadybeen signed up for the tests.

Wickersham: "The CarpenterMan."? Lucille Dubuque.

GROUP INooksaek: "The Unbeliever" ?

Oliver Ingersoil. "The PerfectTribute" ?Jennie Bulmer.

Meridian: "Rebecca of Sunny-brook Farm" ? Fdsie Minor. "The

Boy Orator of Zepala City"?FrancisBellingar.

tumas: "The Revolt of Mother" ?Emtleas Sanford.

Blame: "The Boy Orator of Zepala

City"?Howard Wilder. "Aunt Jane"

Gertrude Swem.Iteming: "The Spell of the Yukon"

Christine West. "The Character ofWashington"?Kdmund West.

Ferndale: "Flaurette"? OberaPruUtT. "By Courier." Guy Barnes.

Lyndon: "The Message to Garcia"

Wendell Bloom.Track meet officials are S. E. Car-

vcr. starter; Hainke, Erickson. an-

filncers; Davenport.Gilkey. Brew-

timers; Prer.tOii. Nave. Axling.

(_Ag«a of finish; Foster, Chapman.

Luminal, judges of course; Clerks.

Group 1, Fisher, Group 2 Hovics.

Group I and 4. Robinson; distribut-ors of ribbons. Seeling, Altraan.

The following are the entries:

GROUP ONE?BOYSFerndale 19?Swenson

, 20 ?BloomHalve, son 21_Sprague5" ?\\". U , , 22?De Boer??Jetherby 2 3?Nvman4- Swanson j4 _WIIaOB5- Ridgeway |g_ M«iirsrC?Bennett Le c7? Bentson 2 7-Llndhout8? Boyd Packard»?Borland

L. 9 ?Bostwick10? Orator sn _Bruna!i"~i2llf, 31?Horton12? Previtz13 ? Clarkson Blame14? Snortland. 32 ?Allen15 ? Schneider 33 ?Doane

34 ?BartsehLyndon 35?Duraneeau

11? Smith 36 ?Hanson17 ?Haveman 37 ?MtlhollonIS ?Lacy 3 b?Jorden

GROUP ONE?GIRLSLyndon Ferndale

39- R. Bauman46?Burns 49?Hong41 ?S. Baumar. 50?L. Carl?40 ? Van W'vhe 51 ?Kinley

43- De Lino44? BostwicK 54? Le ona Carlejfc? Packard 55 ?ProutyW? Bouma 56 ?Jacobs

GROI'P TWO

Wicker-dinm 60 ?R. Heathers57 Nelson 61 ?Ambrose58?Heathers '.'2?Nichols69? Bradford 63?Burgess

GROUP it?BOYS

DeminK 76?Briscoe6 4?Sentrick 77?Hanavel65?Sorenson 78?Parrottf,,:?Blackman 79?Tucker67? Hazen 80?Cluser68? Black '? vn(lcn61?Hanlen 81?

Talmage

70? Bomser 82?Henry

71? Williams S3?JohnsonFerndale 84 ?Fale

87?De Witt 85?Hoffman-K__Norbv 86? Ramsey

8 9?Smith . c""or90? Noel 113? Otly

91? Arnett -;*??2u will open Sunday evening at

:S D t'tck at the Refcrmoc Church tinGro'er Street, wh.ii the Rev H. Ks

\ PaSTuti will deliv;r a bicca'aureatesermon. Union services will be held.

On .Monday, the seniors will holdtheir class picnic. The class play isscheduled for Wednesday evening atHawley's Hall, and the Commence-ui: at exorcises wiil be held on MajLI. Thursday evening, at thj highschool auditorium, with Dean Bolton

lot the I'niversity of Washington asthe s pi aker.

The following are the members ofthe rraduating class: Wendell Bloom.Sara X Bruns. Katie G. Welch, Ren-dit De Boer, Nellie M. Ecker, PorterHatley, Blanche Jordal. Ruth E.Jaekman. Florence E. King. DonaldH. Campbell. Ed waul Kamm, TenaKampen. Wayne C Smith, John VanV.yhe, Nellie Je*t'cott. Marian AiiceBay. Marjorie Packard. Philip A. Ny-n.an. Ldward Le Cocq. Vera E. Ben-slleld.

E. Bradford Knapp. Maurice LeCompte Gretchen McDanlet, S. Ed-nuind Packard. Chatles E. Sprague.Evelyn Vanderyat ht. Raymond A.Wilson, Elmer C. Swenson and Aug-usta E. Ripperdi.

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PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED FORSCHOOL GRADUATION EXERCISES

The following program for the an-nual high school commencement ex-ercises was announced today:March Mrs. R. B. Le CocqInvocation ...Rev. W. O. Benadom

'Fitting for Service." Wendell Bloom.Music Mr. Roy Williams"The Mission of Laughter"?Florence

King.Music Mrs. SpratleyAddress.... Dean Bolton, University

of WashingtonMusic Mr. Roy Williams"Honor Before Honors".... Elmer

Swenson

ValedictoryPresentation of Diplomas ....Mrs.

B. V. Mounter.

The departure of Edward Kamm,

salutatorian. for Arizona, made nec-essary the omission of his addressfrom the program.

BOOTHS CORNERS

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen and littleJune spent Sunday at Geo. Brem-rer's home.

Roy Allen is having two tractorsand throe men helping him plow.

Mrs P. A. Clarke and Mr. andMrs. Roy Clark >, of Alaska, wereMonday evening guests at the A.C. Palmer home.

Mr. and Mrs. George Rathbone andfamily; Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Davis,and Mrs. Wolfe spent Saturday atBirch Bay.

Capt. and Mr