The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-10-05
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
ORGANIZED ON SATURDAY

At the meeting of the democratic
county central committee held at the
courthouse Saturday afternoon, the
newly elected committeeman from a
number Of the precincts of the county
were present, and the 1918 commit
tee was formally organized by the Sc
lection of F. l.. Stonehouse as county
chairman. E. Oppenheimer of Che
welah was reelected state committee
man, and John O'Neil was named as
congressional committeeman. 1t was
ordered that the officers select a per-
manent secretary-treasurer.
AL Miller, who had been nominated
for county treasurer, formally with
drew, and A. V. Downs of Northport
was named as the democratic candi-
date for treasurer, this being the re-
suit of number of conferences not
only among democrats but business
men generally, when it became known
that Mr.. Miller was unable to become
candidate.
The central committee passed a
resolution to the effect that the party
organization of Stevens county would
take no active part in the campaign
until the close of the Fourth Liberty
Loan drive, taking the position that
the president has adjourned politics
and that the democrats of this county
can well afford to continue to follow
his leadership and advice by adjourn
ing politics until more important
matter has been accomplished. Prose-
cutting Attorney L. B. Donley, who
was renominated at the primary, gave
notice that he would not be candi-
date for reelection because of his in
tention of getting into the firing line
in France as soon as possible.
According to present information,
there will be no democratic candidate
for prosecuting attorney, school su-
Derintendent, or engineer In fact
Prof. w. o. Cummings was nominated
for superintendent by the democrats,
although he was the successful candi-
date in the republican primary.
PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN
Addy, Al Weatherman
Arden, Tom Graham
Earstow, T.. c. Howard
Basin, A. Ray Williams
Bluecreek, Phil Moloso
Bon Ayrc. j. A. Morrow
Bossburg, John Ranahan
Bruce Creek. C. r. Day
boundary, George Garvey
Clayton, \. Carpenter
Colville |. J. c. Harrigan
Colville' 2, James Bowling
ColVille 8, l.. l.. Stonehouse
Corbett Creek, Theodore Mcclure
comm p'%iilD'i +. II H.. & Grace %eosef"'0'
Chamokane, Jesse j. Morrell
Cummins, Luke O'Keefe
Daisy, ID. \. Setter
Deep Creek. H. G. Spaulding
Doyle, Knute Berger
Chewelah East, Il. Oppenheimer
Edsndals, $ c; sturman
First Thought, J. +. Mears
Flat Greek, H. l.. Blocker
Forest Center, Elmer Carter
Gardenspot, J. G. Tinnell
Harvey Creek, Thomas r. Major
Hunters. Louis Abbey
Kettle Falls, n. Il. Wheeler
Lake Creek, G. w. Richardson
Loon Lake. J. a. Denton
Marble, c. n. Park
Marcus, DIR. j. r. Hendley
Meyers Falls. G. II. Gerkng
Middleport VIM. Benninghoven
Mill Creek, John ONeil
Narcisse, d. Il. Philpot
Niger Creek, c. Fl. Fowler
Northport, \. V. Downs
Old Dominion, Robert Horton
Grin, Henry Dupuis
Onion Creek, Il. c. Stevens
Pleasant Valley. f. l.. Folsom
Parker w. X. Goss
Reidel, G. G. Shelton
Rock Cut, Mrs. Dora Taylor
South Fork, G. H. McNitt
Springdale, G. o. Snapp
Squaw Creek, o. e. Batman
Stensgar, Charles Countryman
Summit. John Mcdaniel
Spring Valley, J. l.. Mccormick
Tum Tum, w. d. Blair
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