The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1915-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Daisy
spent Thursday in Colville.
Miss Grace stayt of Galesburg is
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Hall.
Mrs. e. ]. Kelley and Mrs. E. X.
Jacobs motored to Colville Tuesday,
spending the day with friends. The
trip was made in the Kelley car.
Mr.. and Mrs +. E. Folsom and son
Harold and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith
and family visited friends in Colville
over the Fourth.
Our baseball team did some good
playing in Colville on Friday and Sat
urday, but were beaten in both games.
The scores were to l and 8 to 0.
Kettle Falls eXcels the other towns
in Stevens county in the amount of
mail matter that passes through its
postoffice and the number of beautiful
fountains playing all over the city.
Mrs. Archer R. Squire entertained
number of her friends at a lawn party
on Monday.
party on Monday at Columbia View.
This included Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lew ellyn, Miss Bess Llewellyn, Mas
ter Keith Richard.
Masters Edward and Keith Richards
were in Colville for the Fourth.
Attorney W. Lon johnson of Colville
delivered a fine address at the Pleasant
Valley celebration Sunday. But what
an appetite he has for chicken! He
certainly will eventually drift into the
ministry.
Captain Fred McDermott of Pateros,
formerly of this city, has been here
for several days transacting business.
Mrs. Gillespie of Rathdrum is visiting
her father, Rev. E. A. Walker.
Mesdames J. H. Slagle Gillespie, W.
G. WEIGH and Miss Sonora Beaumont
motored to Colville on Friday with
Miss Sonora at the wheel.
George Campbell, who has been at
Soap lake for several weeks, returned
home last Saturday week.
Raymond Keyser returned from In
chelium Wednesday, where he spent
the Fourth.
The famous liberty bell left Phila-
delphia Monday of this week en- route
to the San Francisco fair via Spokane.
Tuesday, July 10, will be a red
letter day in Spokane, for in addition
to the visit of the famous liberty bell,
there will be an all star attraction
in a speed contest at the interstate fair
grounds between Barney Oldfeld, the
auto driver, and DeLloyd Thompson,
the aviator. Final arrangements for
the appearance of these speed kings
were completed this week by George
P. Larsen, secretary-manage of the
Spokane Interstate Fair and Live
stock show, and Clarence Bennett,
manager of the famous fair
The demonstrator of the REQ Sixth
car spent Wednesday in town, ex-
pounding the beauties to be found
in this up-to-the minute car.
Governor Ernest Lister has ac-
cepted the invitation of Mayor Blanken-
burg of Philadelphia to accompany the
Liberty Bell on it's tour of Washing
ton, this month. on it's way to San
Francisco. The governor will meet the
bell and accompanying party at Walla
Walla July IL. Stops will be made at
Spokane, July 10; Everett, Seattle,
Tacoma and Olympia, July IA, and at
Portland, Oregon, the following day.
Although notices have been sent to
the parents and guardians of children
of this city, regarding the carrying
of cap pistols, 20 rifles, etc, we no
tice a good many of the younger gen
GRAFTON displaying their firearms. 1t
might be well for them to at least COM
ply with the law and its requirements,
before they are made to do so.
Those who have opposed woman suf-
frage glibly remark about woman's
sphere being the home, and straight
way deny her the right by a voice in
government to defend that home. The
powers of evil, such as the saloon, the
white slave trade, and dope habit, etc,
have long recognized the fact that
should woman gain the ballot these
evils would be of short life.
State Fish Commissioner Darwin
states that fishing for food fish in the
San Poll and Kettle River will be
closed from July 49, 1915, to June l,
1917.
The Bank of Colville building has
been greatly improved in looks by the
addition of paint. The work was done
by r. F. Smith.
The ]. H. Slagle drug store has been
treated to coat of paint both inside
and out. The appearance of the store
has been greatly improved.
Butter wrappers can be procured at
the Scimitar office In Kettle Falls.
Orders taken for printing of all kinds
When In need of anything in the paper
or printing line, call and see Miss Foley
and she will quote you prices for good
work at reasonable prices.
Commercial printing orders taken
at the Scimitar office at Spokane
prices. The work and stationery. as
a rule, Is superior. Why not help your
own community by patronizing home
Industry
The registration books are now open.
Those residing within the corporate
limits can register at the office or
Miss Foley. c. J. webb 10 registration
clerk for the rural district