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TOURISTS TO INVADE
THE WESTERN RANCHES
SPOKANE—Many eastern people
who formerly went to Europe for their
vacation trips plan to come west for
a touch of real ranch or farm life;
according to information received by
Waldo G. Paine, vice president and
traffic manager of the Spokane and
Inland Empire Railroad company,
from the passenger officials of trans
continental railways.
"We of course want to bring as
many as possible to the Inland Empire,
where we can give them the
kinds of vacation to suit every variety of taste," says Mr. Paine. "What
these people want, as I understand it,
is a place where they can get plain,
wholesome food, served in regular
ranch style, in localities where they
may enjoy themselves in the open.
"Inland Empire folks who have such
accommodations and wish to place
them at the disposal of travelers may
write me fully and I shall be glad to
help in every way to place their advantages before the traveling public."
HOW GIBSON
WAS NAMED
FOR MAYOR
Full Citizens Ticket was
Placed in the Field
by Petition
MEN TO STARTED MOVE
Many Leading Business Men Cooperate in Placing List of Candidates
Before the Voters
Saturday, March 24, a petition was
put in circulation for the nomination
of John G. Gibson for another term as
mayor, for J. R. Strong for another
term as city clerk, and for the following
named members
city council:
First ward—C. L. Thompson and
John Nisbet; second ward—G. S.  Richardson and W.H. Conner; Third ward —Carl P. Anderson and R. W. Morris. 