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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

Apiia Stewart at BiueblrS.
,,,ikIii4 Stewart win appear ~ the
Blnchird today and tomorrow in The
~ .onc. OF q series OF :re-issucs, show
i1s this star In senfe of her best
The loading male role. Tho second
Mrs. Joe Martin comedy. THE Good
snip Rock n Rye" viii also be shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
..o,en. ana .t.lo.ea shon...

IT. +. j., AbiNgd0n.--By an open
Shop" is mean, one in which both union
and no.union workers are o. may t,e.
= employed. TIC cmployc. makes no dis
ordinations. Closed shop" is one
In which Eli workers are excluded un-
SgSS they belong 10 the union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
uiinns.

i.a"yer-Ycs. ! viii undertake YOU.
case Personally, don't think 80,
c..ient-l'oes that cost anything ex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
: f:k.rie. Young a nctired COLONEL.

I, .Euoscribe., New port NcWs.--Thc rank
o., colonel Is the highest rank ever held
~. negro in the United states Army.
Hrhis rank is no~ held by Charles.
retired. who is = graduate OF
~sTcst Point Military academy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Coabinatiou susar Sales.

J. Q. c.. Nellys Ford.-In case
i..cd In ,h.s city. II was decided that
combination sales, suc. az yon men
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
UWoLNIc PO-
'LITYCZNYCH.

Washington, 81 dutego. -
Zwiazki robotnicze dokiadaja
wielkich staran ably wyjednac
przebaczenie i zwolnienie z vie
zieh politycznych przestepc6w.
Przeszlo diva tysiace znajduje
sic ich jeszcze W wiezieniach. -
Zarzady wieziennc So wielce
przychylne podobnej mySli, jed
Make ME spodziewaja sic ably
wszyscy wiezniowie otrzymali
amnestye, zw}aszcza tacy, co pod
Gas swego pobytu okazali brak
subordynacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

czysta ~instalacya nowego zarza-
du. Prey tel sposobnoSci urzadzo
ny bedzie Smoker ezyli zaba-
wa z przekaskami, kt6rej koszt
pokrywaja ,ybyznesisci' ~naszej
dzielnicy.
Obecnosc kazdego ezaonka z
odznaka klubowa jest pozadana,
gdyz bedzie ogolne sprawozda-
ME z ubieglego roku, jaka prace
klub wykona} i jake mysli ma
ma rok przysz}y.
Wincenty F. Kozlowsh,
sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

Ludzie to Widza. USun je ORA.
Edwards Olive Tabliczkami.

Zspryszczona twarz ME bedzie
Gle wiecej kiopotaG jezeli postarasz
sic o pudelko DR.. Edwards Olive
Tabliczek Skora powinna bye czy-
sta 20 wzieciu kilku tabliczek Wy
czySc krew, kiszki j watrobe ORA.
Edwards Olive Tablicz&ami, Srod-
klein kt6ry ~zastepuje calomel, niema
boleSci ami choroby po wZieciu ich.
Ora. Edwards Olive TablicZki ro-
bia to CO calomel robi, / tax do
brze, ale dzialalnoSc ich jest spo-
kojna zamiast ostrej i drazniacej.
Ten kto bierze Olive Tabliczki
niema niesmaku. cuchnacego odde-
Chu, i ucZucia ocieza}osci, ospania /
zmeczenia, niema zatwardzenia, roz-
draznienfa / Zapryszczonej twarzy.
Olive TablicZh So czysto roSlin-
ne mieszsne z OLIVIA; MONA je po-
mac DO kolorZe oliTkowym.
DR.. Edwards prZepedzif lata po-
miedEy pacyentami dotknietymi
cierpieniami Hstroby i kiszek, a
Olive Tablic5h So tego rezultatem.
Wei iedna lub dwie ma noe przez
tydzien. Zobaczysz o lie lepiej be-
dziesI sic ezui / wygladak 10c 1 25e.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
ME SIZE DO
why.
Lon Angeles, q. ulteso = Ia

Lon Angeles, 81. ultego Ia
paSnik Swistowej siawy !. Demp-
sew zostat ~oskarzony o uchylanie
sic ord powinnoSci wojskowej w
.zasie ostatniej wojny. Ma on je-
1nak zupeina pewnoSG, re portrait
,ie usprawiedliwic pred sadami,
I nawet Jest rad, re bedzie mia3
tobra sposobheS6 do zrzucenia re
siebie P~odejrzenia 0 Podobny Po-
>tepek. Podobno jego dawna 20
ma przysluzyla mu sig najwiecej,
wvdaiac ma Swiatfo dzienne ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
ME UPADNIE.

Valparaiso, 81 lutego. - Ia
rosiio sic ma zamkniecie banku
farmerskiego, jednego z ~najstar-
szej ~instytucyi W tym stanie wsku
tex odkycia braku przeszio $780,
600. Dzisiaj odbylo sic posiedze-
mia dyrektorow owego banku ma
1ltorem postanowiono ratowac
bank i ME dopuscic do likwida-
cyl. Przyczynii sic do tego row.
niez nieszczeSliwy w swych ope-
racyach finansowych dyrektor
banku pan Gardner, ktore caly
swoj majatek oddal by wyrow-
nae braki W kasie.
L u SEN.
Buffalo, II lutego' PAM T.
rickson zapad}a ma chorobe spia-
czki i Jest obecnie W szpitalu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
Z Klubu 0bywatelskiego
29.tej Wardy " Brigh-
ton Park.

Klub Obywatelski 29tej War
dy W Brighton Park, bedzie miai
swoje roczne posiedzenie, w ME
'dziele, dnia 29go lutego, l9eo r,
o godzinie 2giej pc poludniu W
sail o~bywatela w. Fettera, rog
46tei i Talman ave-, ma kt6rem
to posiedzeniu odbedzie sic uro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
NOWY WYNALAZEK.

Nowy York, 81 lutego. - Me
zwykly postep zrobiono W die
dzinie telefonu. Donosza nam z
Nowego Yorku, re ostatnie pro-
by wykazafy moznoSc uiycia te-
lefonu bez drutu ma wielka Cd
legloSc. Z Ossning, N. Y. potra-
fiono rozmawiac Przez telefon
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
respondencye tajna ma uzytek So
du.
2 KoL NAUCzYcIELSKIcH

2 KoL NAUcZYcIELSKIcH.
Cleveland, Ohio, II. lutego. -
Kon6erencya naDczycftska W kt6
rel bierze udziai powazha liczba
nauczycieli z calej Ameryki, ma
ma posiedzeniu jut~rzejszem pred
stawic szereg rezolucyi celem
poprawicnia ogolnego stanu O.
Swfaty. Przestraszajaca liozba ma
pczycieli porzuca zawod z powo-
du niskiej piacy, wielu zas zajm:.
je miejsca nauczycieli ME majsc
wie1e pojecia o wychowanlu. VIE
lie innych bard1o waznych W
dziedzine szkolnictwa wchodzs-
cych spraw ma k~onferencya owa
zafatwic.
ZDERZENIE SIF POCIAGoW
Eau Claire, 27 lutego. - MIN
.jeszcze pocisg wyruszyl W droge
ma bocznych torach nastapiio
straszne zderzenie sic wagonow
osobowych. Osoby znajdujace
sic W Pullman odhiosly pokale-
czenia, cztery bardzo powazne, a
iedenaScie mniej bolesne. Ma
tychmiast 1ekarze m~iejscowi IL
dzielili ofiarom wypadku pierw-
sci pomocy. a potem przewiezio
no je do miejscowege szpitala.
MATKA I DZIECI w OGNIU.
Montreal, 27 lutego. - kiedy
spoczywali pograzeni w snie
ME wiedzieli mic o ogniu, ktory
nies{ychanie szvbko sic rozsze-
rial 20 calym domu, zaskoczeni
zostali Strasznym zywio}em / ma
Smicrc spaleni micszkancy male
so drewnianego domku. PAM M.
Gegory i iei czworo dzieci paddy
ofiarami owego strasznego poza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
Ma LUMBAGO
~spr6bujcie Mustsrole. zobsczycie Jak
SZybko Ona U1Zy

Tylko natrzee Musterole predko, a "a.
zwyczaj boil przejdzie-a milo uezueie
ukoienia zajmie jego miejsce.
Musterole Jest ezysta, biala mascia:
zrobiona olejem gorezyey. Uzyws sig
zamiast plastra z gorczycy. Me sprowa
dzi peeherza- Wielu doktor6w j
pieIegnisrek chorych uzywa Musterolc
! poieea ia swym pscyentom-
Opowiedza oni chetnie jaka ulge ona
przynosi ma boil gardla, bronehit, krup:
sztywnos6 szyi, astme, neuralgia kOn,
gestye, zapalenie Oplucnej, reumatyzm
inmbago, boil W krzyzu i stawach, Wy.
Uichnieeie, bolace miesnie, pOtfuczenie.
odziebienie, Odmrozeuie n6g, zaziebienie
piersi (czssto zapObiega ~zapaleniu p1ue)
s0e I 6Oc sloik; sioik szpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

Gle ustawy prohibicyjnej pozba-
WHO piracy wielu szynkarzy i ich
pomocnikow, przeto teraz musza
oni sic starac zuzytkowae swe
talenta ma innem polu. w tutej-
seem mieScie pojawily sic oglo-
szenia, re dawn szynkarze, stra-
'ciwszy swoje szlachetne zajecie,
ofiaruja swe uslugi jake kucha-
RE i siuzacy po domach prywat-
nych. Powoduja sic oni tylko mi
losierdziem i litoSc;a mad tymi,
co ME mogs dostac odpowied-
rich kucharzy i sluzby domowej.
|cENA PAPIERU .DZIENNI-
K~ARsKIEGo Sic POD
NIESIE.
Nowy York, 81 lutego. - Pan
Lyman, wiceprezes kompanii wy
rabiajacej papier oSwiadczys, re
Cd pierwszego kwietnia cena pa
pieru sic podniesie o dziesiec do
larow ma tonic. w niektorych
mieiscowoSciach dzienniki juz
popodnosAy ceny "a gazety a
inne nosza sic z ia mysla, azeby
uniknac niedoboru W kasie'
PRZYZNAJE SIZE DO why.
Macomb, ILL.,, 27 lutego. -
Pod ogniem krzyzowych pytal
cskarzyciela, przyznala sic iona
zmarlego wSrod podejrzanych o.
kolicznoSci Clugstona, PAM Ali
eva Clugston, re jeszcze "a zycla
MEGA byly bliskie stosunki po-
miedzy MIA a lekarzem Alverso-
nem. Jest ona oskarzona wraz z
lekarzem O zamordowanie mega
swego przez podanie mt truciz-
ny. Przypuszcza oskarzona &c
poda>a mezowi lekarstwo ale tyl
10 to, ktore jcj lckarz p~olecii dac.
Przyznaje ona, re .doktor pred
smiercia mela nape4nif jedna
kapzuIke proszkem biaiyrn W
wiekszej iloSci anizeli inne, / re
jej MAJ pc zazyciu tejze umars
Przyjdzie c1as ma lekarza, co on
powie ma swoja obrone W tel
sprawie. ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

Warren, Pa. Juz siedm tygodni
spoczsywa bez DANA znaku zycia,
ale lekarze spodziewaja sic re
wyjdzie ona Gallo z tel choroby i
Eye bedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
TELEGRANY KRAJOWE:
Dokonczenie re strony 1-szej.

dzi. Gubernator Edwards wprost
domaga sic cd Bryana, azeby "a
pytai sic ca}ego narodu co ten
sQdzi o ~prohfbicyi, a jezeli on,
taxi wieL1 polityk ME ma ma
to odwagi, to najlepszem miej--
seem dla niego byAoby oddac sic.
mic Polityce, ale zajac miejsce ia
kicgo urzednika prohibicyjnego.
Idaniem g~ubernatora nalezec
to powinno do praw narodu, axe
by on sam, a ME Pewna tyfko xii
Ia decydowaia o prawach i PREY
wI1ejach wolnego, Przynajmniej z
jmienia narodu amerykanskiego.
SENAT POPIERA ZASTRZE--
N LODGEA.
Washington, 81. lutego. -
WiekszoScia ogromna gfosow Sc
nat dzisiaj poparl zastrze1enie Sc
natora Lodge'a w sprawie udzla-
ku Ameryki w mogacych wybu-
chnac konfliktach europejskich,
Poniewaz jednym z warunkow
Ltgi by}o postanowione, re Anne
-yka zobowiazuje sic dac Pomoc w
>prawie zatargow o grantee po--
miedzy krajami eoropejskimi, po-
niewaz wielu senatorow wIdziaio
w tvm warlnku wielkie niebezpie-
czeistwo dla pokoju Ameryki,
przeto przeciw temu warunkowi
podnioS{a sic opOzycya re strony
republikanow z senatorem Lodge
ia czcle. Dzisiaj "a zgoda tax re-
publIkan6w jak demokratow Ego
dzono sic IA zmiane owego para
urafu z tenn zaStrzezeniep. re
Amcgtka wezmie adzia} W spra-
vach europejskich, gdy kongres
IA to pozwoli. SzeScdziesieciu
oSmtu senatorow gbosowalo "a
tenn zaStrzezeniem, a tylko CITE
rech przeciw. Z rozmysfu i "a Ego
ia senatorow postanowfono ME
tykac teraz paragraphs dziesiate-
90.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

natnna ~ D0uSss~S maya
,,..Sdebiorctv amoryksNeKich. viz
nrzemyE1owfoc DolSki dobrsO srtp!
t.teI tale rOkIAnowaA Oedste SweI
;ot.-.. pZIDrQIIJkU CHICAGO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
Zadanie jake Bolszewizm
Ma Pred SODA

Chcac namalowae obraz, tzeda bye artyta.
Chcac ndie zgarek, tzeba bye dobrym mechanliem.
Wiadomo jest lie kaidy mole jednym s%zuchnieciem pOpsue obraz alo zegarek'
Zburzenie czegobadz czy to zegarka, aBo domu, a%o rzadu - jest }atwe.
Lecz zbudowanie czegos jest trudnem.
Jto robta ika dis uprawa bosuwicka Roya Cytgie co ten mow Lenn " SVEN os
t,niem z1naniu "SoWiet " roboce"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27
NIESZCZESLIWY WYPA-
DEK.

Peoria, Ill. 81 lutego. - CITE
roIetni chfopczys hostag smrer-
telnie poparzony wczesnym ran
klein, gdy Geese palacego sic da-
chu spadia ma jego lozeczko. -
Wadliwy komin spowodowal "a
jecie sic dachu, a gdy sic dach
juz upalii, spadl wprost do sy-
pialni chloPczyka raniac i parzac
60 dotkliwie.
BEE PIRACY.
San Francisco, 81 lutego. -
Poniewal przeprowadzenie w ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-27

bez drutu z osobami w N. Da-
kota i Kansas ma odleglosc I,5o0
mil.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-07-31
CONAN ADDRESSES
CROWD ON MAIN STREET

Senator E. Z. Conan, candidate
for governor on the republican
ticket, spoke here Monday night.
The senator was touring Stevens and
Ferry counties in behalf of his own
campaign.
81 am the first of many candidates
who will address you. The campaign
is only just beginning" he said to
the crowd gathered about his auto
mobile on Main street.
The senator discussed briefly the
financial status of the school districts,
pointing out the unfaiiness in the
present methods of providing money
for educational purposes, in that
small district with but few pupils
may be richly endowed with taxable
property and large one with many
children be poorly supported. The
Carlyon bill he dealt body blow,
saying that although he believed in
good roads, he did not believe in
saddling future generations with a
debt of many millions of dollars. The
senator pledged himself, if elected,
to open sessions of the rules COM
mittee.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-07-31
MAKE READY FOR FAIR
Is PLEA OF +. {. DURDLE

The greater the number of people
living or desiring to live in com
munity or county, the more desir-
able that community or county be
comes as a location for a home.
Stevens county while suffering
somewhat from the dry weather, is
producing crops again this year
which are far superior and heavier
than those of most of the counties
or districts around about US. We
should make the most of our OPP
portunities and show the outsiders
who attend our county fair what our
county can do during these adverse
seasons and thus make them desire
to make it location for home.
The crops exhibited at the corn
show last year were great sur
prise even to many of our own
people. We want the agricultural
department this year to be a greater
surprise to everyone. 1t will be so
only as every individual plans for
and sends in his or her exhibits.
Let US urge you not to wait too
long to gather exhibits for the grain,
grass and forage crops. This is per-
haps the best time for gathering
most of this material and it may be
done at any time you are passing
through the good parts of the fields
II would be well to tie them in
rather loose bundles and hang 1t
against the north side of building
or in the shade, but where air can
circulate about the bundle. Hang
with the heads of the plant down.
This will insure neat looking
bundle at fair time.
As other material comes to the
best condition to exhibit properly
be sure to preserve specimens as
indicated in the premium list and
thus insure your chances for first
prize.
Any questions in regard to the ag-
ricultural department will be gladly
answered.-E. C. Durdle, Supt.
Agricultural Dept.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-07-31
'ASToR AND COUNTY AGENT
TAKE MOVIE DOWN RIVER

Miss Lawrence, of the department
of home management of the state
college, w. S. Murdoch, extension
dairyman, County Agent Plumb and
the Rev. Robert Allen have planned
moving picture tour down the
Columbia river. Earle 7. Gates of
the Colville Electric Service Station
has mounted a farm lighting system
on 4 truck, which will be taken
along to furnish electricity for the
De Vry protector. Talks will be
given on the farm bureau, the Ste
vens County Cow Testing Associa-
ton, home management subjects and
the country church.
The schedule is as follows; Mon
day, August 8, Kettle Falls; Tues
day, August 10, Rice; Wednesday,
August II, Daisy; Thursday, August
12, Clifford; Friday, August l3,
Cedonia; Saturday, August ID,
Hunters; Monday, August 10,
Stranger creek; Tuesday, August H.,
Summit Valley.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-07-31
COUNTY GAME COMMISSION
STOCKS LAKES WITH BASS

The Stevens County Game Com
mission are preparing for better
bass fishing. The sportsman who
loves to hook and land this splendid
game fish may be interested to know
that a number of fine lakes in the
county that heretofore have served
only as a home for turtles and
suckers will be stocked with bass.
Five years ago a small shipment
of bass fry arrived at Orient, des-
tined for some party who never
claimed the shipment. w. B. Ritten-
ger, who WAS at the depot, at the
moment, was asked to take the fish
and place them somewhere where
they might live.
Mr.. Rittenger gladly accepted thu
gift. The fry, about 200 in number,
were liberated in a fine little lake
located on his ranch and that Of
Hugh Glasgow on Kelly Hill near
Bossburg.
From the 200 stock fish, the lake
is now fairly alive with splendid
bass, some of them 20 inches long.
This summer Mr.. Glasgow inter
viewed the county game commission
and warden. As a result visit
was made to the lake with a view
to securing bass fry for other lakes.
The effort was most successful.
About 1000 were captured and
liberated in Pierre Lake, east of
Orient, like number were placed
in Williams Lake and about the
same number in White Mud Lake.
Mr.. Glasgow is enthusiastic over
the venture. Through his generosity
the game commission hope to stock
other lakes that for years have re-
fected their CLASSY surface to the
stars-not fish to break the wattr
with a ripping wave.
Mr.. Glasgow has vision OF every
lake which is not suitable for trout,
teeming with bass. Through his
efforts several other lakes on Kelly
Hill have already been stocked.
Differing from trout in not requir-
ing open water during the winter,
bass are adapted to many lakes that
for this reason must remain closed
to trout. Nor do they, as has been
commonly supposed, require a rocky
spawning ground, for in the lake on
Mr.. Glasgow's ranch, except about
dozen,, thrown into the lake when
a sawnill was built upon the lake
| years ago, not q rock is to be found
Loon and Deer Lakes heretofore
have furnished about all the bass
fishing of Stevens county, but it is
pretty safe to predict that the north
end of the county can boast good
fishing of this kind in few years.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-07-31
COUNTY AGENT PLUMB SAYS
sUNFLOWERs, GOOD SILAGE

County Agent Plumb is urging
that farmers of this section plant
sunfowers for silage. "This is a
dry county" said he. "At least it is
safer to figure from that angle.
Sunfowers will give large yield Of
silage per acre under dry conditions
and on frosty acres where corn will
not produce. For these reasons, sun
flowers will ultimately be one of the
main crops of Stevens county"
Fifteen to twenty tons to an acre
under dry conditions is not an ex-
travagant estimate of the possibilities.
At the Warsinske farm near Daisy,
Is tons per acre were raised under
dry Stevens county conditions. Under
wet conditions, the yield will be as
high as 80 tons to the acre.
According to test made at Pull
man, the feeding value of sunfower
silage is 80 per cent efficient, COM
pored to the silage of 40-bushel
corn.
The acreage of sunfowers in Ste
vens county is three times that Of
last year. Probably next year that
of the presently ear will be doubled.
H. T. Skeels and Sons, P. A. Ras-
mussen Of Bossburg, J. =. Hunter Of
Colville, NJ. G. Reber Of Bossburg
and F. ]. Jsrli Of Echo valley all
hsvs crops this year.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-07-31
FIRST ANNUAL BAND PICNIC
Is PRONOUNCED SUCCESS

A large crowd gathered to enjoy
the fun at the band boys picnic
Saturday and Sunday, July "a and
%. The dance pavilion was filled to
overflowing Saturday night, and per-
haps 400 people witnessed the water
sports Sunday afternoon
Music for the dance was furnished
by the band, and refreshments were
served by the proprietor of Hills
Store.
Sunday morning was spent in
boatl'ding, swimming and fishing.
At one p. m. the band gave a con-
cert, after which came the great
event of the day, the water sports.
Probably the most exciting was
catching the duck Thirty con-
testants entered the race. Everybody
took the matter seriously but the
duck himself He would swim
little, stop a little, bob up and down
a little and regard the scenery.
When his pursuers were almost upon
him, he would suddenly start off
in just the direction most unexpected
cvading them with ease. After
mile of this jaunting he was finally
caught only when cornered by a
dozen boats that attended the swim
mers. The afternoons program was
as follows:
Swimming race, won by Marash.
Prize, fishing rod, donated by the
Keller Hdy. Co.
Graceful dive, won by John Peddy-
cord, Prize, jersey sweater, donated
by Barmans store.
Longest dive under water, won by
William Hartwell. Prize fly book,
donated by r. f. Lee Co.
Fancy dive, won by James Diehl.
Prize, cuff button set, donated by the
Leader Store.
Riding the beer keg, won by Alva
Bush. Prize, music stand, donated
by the Colville Piano House.
Bullfrogs on the log, won by
Widger, Lock, Smith, Delhi, Bush
and Droz. Prize Sc in cash.
Lady's diving contest, won by Mil
dred Campbell. Prize $3.50 cash.
Catching the duck won by chubby"
Droz and William Hartwell.
At the close of the picnic the
band gave concert in boats on the
lake.
Donations were made for the band
boys by the following: 2O-pound
roast, Colville Meat Market, (Wil-
son Bros.); Wingham Meat Market,
steak and bacon; Colville Bakery,
) loaves Of bread; Smoke House
box Of cigars and cartons
cigarettes; Carl Hard Pool Hall,
box of cigars and box Of candy; Nc
Cauley Pool Hall, 5 cartons Of gum
and candies; Royal Supply Co., $3.50
in groceries; boats &. kildow, f.
Heritage and H. Heritage.
The band plans on making the
picnic an annual event.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-07-31
FAMOUS KILTIES' BAND
WITH NELSON BALL TEAM

Colville folks who love the bag
pipe and the Scotch music will have
a treat tomorrow. The famous Kilt
les Band are accompanying the Mel
son baseball team which plays Col
vile tomorrow at the ball park. To-
gether with the Colville band they
will play during the game, which
begins at 2:30, and will give free
concert Sunday evening.
The Kilties' band consists Of six
bagpipes and five drums, its person
mel including three boys from IL to
ID years of age. Members of the
band are dressed in Scottish kits
and plaids. They render real Scotch
music in real Scotch fashion.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-07-31
NONPARTISAN LEAGUE
TO HOLD MEETINGS

+ Meetings will be held in Stevens
county at the following places and
dates:
Bossburg,. Monday, Aug. 2, 8 p. m.
Northport, Tuesday, Aug. 3, 8 p. m.
Aladdin. Wednesday, Aug. 4, 8 p. m.
Colville, Thursday. Aug. S, 8 p. m.
Chewelah, Friday, Aug. 6, 2:3O p. M.
(At Burnt Valley Grange, m. N. E.)
Valley. Friday Aug. 6, 8 p. m.
Loon Lake, Saturday, Aug. z, 2:30
Springdale. Monday, Aug. 9, 2:3o
p. m.
Williams Valley Grange, miles
west Deer Park. Monday, Aug. 9,
8 p. m.
E. C. Ormsbee and other speakers
will explain the program of the non
partisan league. Everyone invited.
Come and hear the issues Of the
present campaign explained. Ladies
especially invited.