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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1911

Page

6

State political maneuvers and local commerce notes from Washington

Governor Hay leads as sole gubernatorial candidate with Anti-Saloon League support. Delegates chosen for the Northwestern Land Show in St Paul. Skagit blacksmiths form price-equalizing association. Balfour Guthrie buys right of way for a $1.5 million cement plant near Bellingham. work to start. Chehalis milk plant posts record June totals with 42 000 in disbursements and over 300 000 pounds more milk than last year. Seattle officials prune recall signatures, leaving 7890 valid of 4547 counted and 8609 needed. Mrs Howell poised to become state’s first lady upon upcoming marriage. Governor Hay plans Eastern trip. Captain Howell to act as governor and his wife social first lady. Teats and Hutton appear as ticket for state executives in Pierce county political arena. Spokane man John Larson sues Great Northern Railway for 20000 after a dispute over a fake gold coin on a Lincoln county train and fare dispute culminating in his ejection. He claims humiliation and damages in court.

Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Company Chehalis Seattle I. M. Howell Hay Washington Howell Teats State of Washington May Arkwright Hutton Pierce County John H. Larson Spokane G. N. Ry Larson Lincoln County Stedman Uncle Sam Railway Company

Local County News Highlights Apple Deals and Infrastructure Talks

John Sullivan sold apples for 4000 dollars this week while Lem Ward’s ten acre apple ranch fetched 12000 dollars for Steve Hamilton. Chelan sees Great Northern officials dialogue with O A Hoag over an Wenatchee Chelan electric line as county assessors lower and raise values on 1261 parcels. An injunction shields Wenatchee Canning from power shutoffs by Wenatchee Valley Gas and Electric.

Great Northern Chelan O. A. Hoag Wenatchee Mr. Hoag

Stray Sporting Topics Highlight Wenatchee Stars and Prospects

Wenatchee baseball's top slugger George Ames marries and may retire. Lockwood and Quigley prepare for big‑league moves to Boston and Pittsburgh. Seattle’s rise challenges bets on top finish. Kile, a Wenatchee pitcher, heads to Seattle with a bright future. Burke allegedly sets a bunt and run record at a charity field day. Gotch vs Hackenschmidt looms for world wrestling title on September 4 with weight figures 208 and 230 pounds.

George Ames Wenatchee Lockwood Quigley Big Bush Boston Pittsburg W. E. Moore Harry Osborne Seattle Mr. Moore Wheeler Leavenworth Kile Orvie John Jeffries Gotch Hack

Lincoln girl praises Chamberlains medicine in notice

A Lincoln Nebraska girl reports a three day recovery after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for chronic constipation and stomach trouble. She says she feels much better and proud to find such a good medicine. Sold by King's City Drug Store.

Lincoln, Neb Chamberlain Lincoln King’s City Drug Store

Post Office Notice of Uncalled Items and Advertised Names

Remaining in postoffice uncalled for Monday August 21 names listed include Cogte Kaelser Ernst Lee Johnson Krieger McDougal May Haight Mary McDougal and others. Postmaster J C Davis notes items are advertised.

Olympian the Gods train book to lure Northwest travelers

The Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound railway issued a handsome booklet describing its trans continental service and the through train named The Olympian fit for the Gods. The cover features a classical design and aims to alter Eastern impressions of the West as frontier land. Also notes Tiberius left over 110 million at his death and Caligula spent it in a year plus Japan’s forty four foot statue.

Pacific Northwest Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway West Tiberius Caligula

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Gov. Hay Anti-Saloon League Dennis W. King Rufus R. Wilson St. Paul Skagit County Sedro Wooley Balfour, Guthrie & Co Bellingham Echo John Sullivan Chelan County J. A. Prentis Western Brokerage Company Gunther Carlberg Third Streets G. E. Starr Robt. Herzog Merriam Webster G. &C. Merriam Co Springfeld, Mase J. E. Grant Rutherford & Burns J. C. Davis N. A. Nelson State Bank Front St Leavenworth Furniture & Hardware Co Japan Alaska Junk CO Seattle, Wash Eoho Karmers Varney Ball Park Cascade L. J. Nelson Textile Workers’ International Union
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