The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-11-03

tlat you need not hesitate in sending
us your very best young ladies. as
they Will be we'll taken care of. This
ARRANGEMENT was made, believing that
IL would be better for the young ladies
10 De entertained at our homes rather
than at the hotels, so that their well
rare could be looked after. The ladies
who entertain these princesses Will ne
on the reception committee at the cor
onation ball and at other functions
ana Will act as chaperones to the prin-
cesses. When we say that they will
be entertained at our best homes that
is exactly what we mean. Our very
best citizens will take these young Ia
dies into their homes and they will en-
JOY all the pleasures and comforts of
the same. Their railroad fare and en-
tertainment in Spokane will be pro-
Vlded Tor by our committee.
1t would be appropriate for them to
be provided with a state gown, which
viii! be furnished by your comm nifty.
This can be as elaborate or as lain
as you choose. Their ordinary ward
robe will be sufficient for all occa-
sions, unless you choose to provide
toned.
There will be theater parties. DOS
sibly dinners. auto trips and splendid
entertainments of all kinds ior these
Young ladies', and they will have the
best time that it is possible for Sro-
kane TO give them.
BandS-Qur committee will paS the
railroad fare for the round trip for all
n ut tict no ir,fr st,p ,f' .,
tions of Inland Empire day.
The program for the day, as near as
We can give it to you now, is as fol
lows:
10 to II a. m.-All bands will play
on the business streets, at different
stations, and their stations will be
changed once or twice during the
hour. This will give your band on op-
porturity to play at the most import
ant stations.
rade
pirc bands only. from the Review
building to the Apple Show where
they Will render concert of six Sc
lections. Our committee will furnish
the music for this program.
II Is utCcSSdIy lOI uo W huoN tilc
instruments comprising your band at
once, that this music can be secured,
so that you may practice the same.
FIOats-Every town sending in a
band will be expected to have float
in the parade, advertising the products
and possibilities of the country, You
may construct this float yourself or
1sl1ey can 1t Fl.1iisSy IN IN y Ms
u Al ha stld
The cost of construction in Spokane
will range from $50 to $3.50 per float.
This includes all material, horses,
men and uniforms. We are having,
today. sketches made of floats, and
will submit same to you as soon as
they are ready We would appreciate
il very. much if you would inform us
Immediately what you are willing to
spend and give us a detailed idea of
what kind of float you desire
There will be thousands of people
on the streets, and it will be splen-
did opportunity for effective advertis-
ing. We are endeavoring to make ar
rangements with some moving picture
concern TO take this parade and put 1t
on the regular circuit. Whethet this
can be carried through or not is yet
uukIlONH
Towns not having bands may ?aru-
cipate with floats. 1t is extremely I'M
portant that this preparatory work De
started Immediately, and we would
greatly appreciate cooperation on
your part. ,....,
If any further information is desired
write us.
The following names have been
handed in as available candidates 1or
nrincess. 1t must not be understood
that voters are confined to these par
ticular names. Any young lady Is ell
chile. and any one casting votes may
Select any candidate they choose Inc
only trouble there are so many hanu-
some girls in Oroville it is diflicult 10
make a selection, but as only one can
he named it behooves the frlenls Vi
the various candidates 10 start an act
i've campaign and secure as many
votes for their favorite as possioie'
Miss Eliza Grathwohi.
Miss Margaret Signs.
Miss Ruth McCammon'
Miss Nellie Adair
Miss Agnes desmond