Tickets to Be Voted at November Election
A long list of candidates for prohibition and republican socialist tickets appears for Stevens County in the November election. Names include Canton, Blackmore, Dingle, Gibson, Gerome, Pattison, Goodyear, Sammons, Sturman, Graham, Ledgerwood, Rochford, Johnson, and many Colville and surrounding area residents. Superior judge candidates D. H. Carey and George A. Allen are noted.
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Prohibition
A.s.canton
Olympia
N. U. Blackmore
A. S. Dingle
Arden
C. C. Gibson
Gerome
Comvjuratiu
John Pattison
Colfax
Wm.Goodyear
M. M. Sammons
Newport
S.g.cosgrove
Pomeroy
G.E. Boomer
Prosser
Miles Poindexter
Spokane
S. Reinert
Oroville
Henry R. Spedden
Colville
James Chase
R. A. Thayer
L. R. Bilderback
Yocum
T. J. Turk
Chewelah
Jas. Crawford
W. Lon Johnson
Peter Hansen
Clayton L. E. Jesseph
J. M. Smith
Chas
Adams
A. A. Hall
H. G. Kirkpatrick
W. L. Sax
F. F. Bottorff
Rice J. A. Meyers
Meyers
F. May T. Noble
Dunn Teresa M. Wood
Echo W. M. Manning
B. M. Carbough
A. B. Cook
Chas. Adam
Northport
W. W. Bryant
Daisy H. W. Sparks
Kettle Falls
M.D. Ettinger
Maud C. Z. Lindley
Addy
G. W. Sutherland
W. I. Fountain
Locke Philip Lewis
Usk
R. C. Motor
Newp
Stevens County
D. H. Carey
George A. Allen
Colville Examiner Details and Publication Info
The Colville Examiner is published every Saturday by Stevens County Publishing Company Inc. It is entered as second class matter Oct 31, 1907 at Colville Washington post office under the 1879 act. Subscription price is $1.50 per year. J C Harrigan serves as editor and manager.
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Stevens County Publishing Company, Inc
Colville
Wash
Congress
Busch Bros to Install Steam Plant for 25,000 Brick Daily
The Busch brothers plan a spring steam plant in their brick yard to boost production to 25,000 bricks per day and offer a low price. A Sunday 1 PM meeting at Squaw Creek schoolhouse will discuss township organization.
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Busch Bros
Squaw Creek
Electric Bitters Praised by Civil War Veteran
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg credits Electric Bitters with curing his stomach trouble and keeping him strong at fifty cents a bottle. The Washington state supreme court rules city councils may revoke saloon licenses without cause and that courts cannot review such action. The Pierce county case originated in Puyallup where the council revoked all licenses. the court found no cause required. The supreme court says city discretion is final and conclusive and not reviewable.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Frank B. Goetter
State Supreme Court
Pierce County
Puyallup
Colville Abstract Co
Croom Hotel Proprietor Credits New Discovery Cure
Mrs Ada L Croom of Vaughn Mississippi praises Dr King s New Discovery for a severe cough and suspected consumption. After taking three bottles she claims a complete cure and notes the remedy is widely famed as a life saving cough and cold medicine sold at Frank B Goetter s drug store with trial bottles available.
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Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn
Miss
Dr. King
Frank B. Goetter
One Way of Gaining Votes Versus County Finances Questioned
A historical notice questions Stevens County finances under the current board. It notes warrant indebtedness rising from 19,074 08 to 25,346 00 over two years, totaling 44,420 08, and liabilities growing from 243,698 38 on July 1, 1906 to 296,949 02 on July 1, 1908, an increase of 62,250 64. The county pays about 18,000 in interest annually, and the auditor’s annual exhibits are cited.
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Sutherland
Sutherland card misleads voters on county finances
The document circulated by Newport Republican candidate Sutherland claims the county is worsening financially. It contrasts debts with resources to argue improvement, while critics say the figures omit context like jail costs and court-required purchases. They accuse him of deceit to gain votes and warn about trusting him with funds.
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Sutherland
Newport
He Has Served You Well Give Him a Second Term
Voters are urged to reelect the incumbent who has governed effectively. Supporters cite stable leadership, clear policy execution, and continued progress as reasons for a second term. Opponents warn of complacency and urge scrutiny of ongoing programs.
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Teddy
Cole
The
R. E. Lee Co
Main and Still Sts
Colville, Wash
Colville Examiner
J.C. Harrigan
S. H. Bryan
Milwaukee Road
Ritzville
C. H. Carroll
C. A. Koontz
Poplar Grove
Krug
Hendrikson
Mr. Koontz
Mr. Smith
Frank Willett
A. Brouillet
J. F. Lavigne
M. R. Feeney
al Avery
Hynes
Avery
Northwest
Sherlock
Wilson
Stannus-Keller Hardware Company
W.R. Baker
Board of County Commissioners
W.H. Graham
Drayage
Colville Truck & Dray Line
Wright & Company Proprietors
Edison Phonographs
November Records
H. B. Morgan
Cronin Hotel
Albert Loiselle
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