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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1910

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Cashmer Defeats Leavenworth in Hectic Exhibition

Cashmer surprised Leavenworth with a 13 to 8 victory in a high voltage Sunday game at the new park. Paine pitched strongly for Cashmer, while Leavenworth’s Mahoney and Coulson sparkled for the locals with notable baserunning and timely hits.

Cashmer Leavenworth Paine Mahoney Amos Keppler Schmitten Coulson R. Smith Cashmere Peterson Daly Tholin Souder Capt. Keppler Mahoney the Reliable Mr. Paine Raymond Wm. Smith Leavenworth E Peanancaeeeeesers Es Peter Inson Lee Moore

Fifty Acre Apple Orchard Invested By Wenatchee Valley Firms

Charles A. Dow of Wright & Dow Seattle real estate agents arrived to oversee a fifty acre apple orchard project in Wenatchee valley. Wright & Day bought the J E Shubert place near town and plan this spring to plant fifty acres, on beach land two miles east of town with sunrise exposure. Orchardists say beach lands between Leavenworth and Peshastin are prime for winter apples, frost control methods vary across growers from smudge pots to delayed plowing.

Charles A. Dow Wright & Dow Seattle Wenatchee Valley Mr. Dow Wright John Day Bellingham Bay Leavenworth Peshastin

Improvements at the Mill Stage electrical upgrades and gear

Lamb-Davis Lumber Co plans major upgrades as a three foot water pipe replaces smaller lines on a Wenatchee river crossing. A new over 100 horsepower generator will power the box mill to meet a growing fruit box demand tied to a larger lower valley crop. An extensive tunnel project near Chewawa ore vein progresses, with ore samples and renewed activity at Red Mountain and in Seattle.

Daly Lamb- Davis Lumber Co Wenatchee River D. A. Burgett

Roads Being Improved in This Locality Road

Supervisor Griffith moved his road crew into this neighborhood at the start of the week to fix the approach to the new Chumstick bridge. Construction began last fall and aims to ease Leavenworth’s graveyard hill. He will also tend the Chumstick road and bridges damaged by high water, with work needed on the Cascade Orchards road.

Griffith Chumstick Bridge Leavenworth Graveyard Hill Cascade Orchards

D. M. Thomas Sells Out in Local Mercantile Deal

A deal closed this week transfers stock and building formerly owned by D. M. Thomas to buyers King and Debord. Thomas retires to manage a 20 to 50 acre fruit ranch east of town. King has eight years in Leavenworth mercantile trade and Debord blends furniture and hardware with retail success. They plan a retail grocery venture expected to earn a full share of the town trade.

Messrs. King Debord D. M. Thomas Merriam Brothers King Company L.D Leavenworth Furniture & Hardware Co

Foreman J E Praul Returned From Red Mountain

J E Praul, a stockholder in the Chewawa Lead and Smelting Company, has returned from Red Mountain and is serving as foreman of the work.

J. E. Praul Chewawa Lead & Smelting Co

Man Found Dead in Rooming House Near Power Dam

A man who gave the name H. Williams was found dead in his room at Mrs. Houston's rooming house by Bill Herder on Monday. He had just arrived from Dalquist's camp near the power dam and recently spent time in Seattle. Coroner Saunders from Wenatchee conducted the inquest, noting death from gastric ulcers and arranging shipment of the body to Wenatchee.

H. Williams Wenatchee A. J. Martin

Halley's Comet Brings A Brilliant Morning Sight East

Bright Halley's Comet now visible in the east before sunrise and brighter than any star as it nears Earth at about 50 miles per second. It will be visible all day in a few days and depart on May 19 for a 75 year orbit, possibly bringing dramatic meteor showers that could keep many awake.

Ridgely to reopen Meteor mining property in Washington

Col H B Ridgely of Dayton Washington arrives from the state’s oldest mining camp after taking charge of the Meteor property. The leasing company has 10 to 15 men at work for four months to ready the ore treatment. A stamp mill is planned to start by May first and run through the summer with a large crew expected. Scholars view favorable opinions from top experts, suggesting a good dividend if well managed. Gausler reports the surgeon is improving and recently operated on a tenth patient whose recovery reached nearly twenty hours.

Red Mountain Chewawa Echo Seattle Mr. Praul Harry Krollpfeiffer Mr. Buckingham H. B. Ridgely Dayton Wash Weigler Gausler

Parties and elections in U S explained in critique

The article argues the United States lacks true party organization as in other nations. It notes two main groups, Liberals and Conservatives, with party machines aimed at office rather than fixed principles. It critiques the spoils system and calls for reform via recall and commission government.

United States Debs Chancellor Day England Alton B. Parker Aldrich LaFollette William Jennings Bryan Republican Democratic Party

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