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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1914

Page

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Taxpayers League in Wenatchee Eyes Tax Cuts and Court

Chelan county Taxpayers League met in Wenatchee to delay action on blocking state fruit tree taxes until August 1. Deputy Assessor Osborn urged spending cuts and road tax restraint while noting possible court challenge could cost about 500 dollars. The gathering pressed for broad tax reductions and local fiscal restraint.

Lan County Taxpayers’ League Johnson State Tax Commission Osborn Supreme Court League Chelan County Z. A. Lanham Wenatchee John A. Gellatly

Motorcycle accident injures Wisconsin agent in Washington

William Miller of Wisconsin, a general stock-ford agent, received severe injuries Sunday afternoon while riding a motorcycle from Leavenworth toward Wenatchee. His left leg fractured above the ankle and dislocated, right leg cut and bruised. He was taken to Wenatchee by T. S. Phillips and treated by Dr. Culp who reduced the fracture.

William Miller Wisconsin Wenatchee Leavenworth Cashmere Miller T. S. Phillips Burch Flat Dr. Culp

Two Arrests For Burning Slash In Forest Fires

June 1914 saw two convictions in Washington for burning slash without a fire warden permit. Damages to logs and logging equipment reached about 5000 dollars though no loss of green timber occurred. Western Forestry and Conservation Association reports patrols rapidly recruited, about 2000 men soon on duty across Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana.

Washington Pacific Northwest Western Forestry and Conservation Association U.S. Weather Bureau Canada Oregon Idaho Montana Timber Owners’ Protective Associations National Forest Forest Service National Forests British Columbia

Big Irrigation Project Gains Publicity in Spokane Campaign

A statewide publicity push for the Quincy valley irrigation project unfolds with backing from state business groups and tied to the Spokane Chamber of Commerce immigration effort. The plan covers 500000 acres across Chelan Douglas and Grant counties, mainly in Grant, and awaits voter ratification this fall. A J Ternent of Quincy leads the drive, noting opposition comes from the uninformed about the project and its installation method.

Quincy Valley Spokane Chamber of Commerce Quincy Chelan Douglas Grant Grant County A. J. Ternent

Scenic Highway project moves forward to Chelan Snohomish aid

King county contractors won the bid to build 27 miles of the Cascade Scenic Highway at 141170 dollars. Completion is due by 1915 with a 7 percent maximum grade. Chelan and Snohomish counties must contribute their share to avoid delays. Local leaders urge action to secure funding and support.

Nettleton & Eschbaugh King County Chelan Snohomish Seattle Index Chelan County Great Northern Steven’s Pass Merritt Jim Hill Ed. S. Russell King County Good Roads Boosters Stevens Pass John B. Adams Wenatchee Leavenworth Wenatchee Valley H. B. Smith Lake Wenatchee Joe Mooney John Gellatly Old Scenic Highway Association

Great Northern Unveils Giant Wrecking Derrick

A new steam wrecking derrick claimed to be the largest in the northwest arrives at Hillyard shops. It lifts 150000 pounds within a 17 foot radius and uses air pressure to operate the levers. Foreman J Champion and Engineer W Dailey oversee the machine.

Northwest Hillyard Great Northern J. Champion W. Dailey

Permit to Ship Liquor Tied to County Auditors

If a prohibition measure passes, Washington state would become dry and 39 counties expect population shifts. The proposed law lets a citizen obtain a permit to ship beer and stronger liquor every 20 days, but the applicant must appear in person before the county auditor. County seats would become the main hubs, sparking potential county seat fights and possible new county division bills.

Carl Christensen Victim of Beaver Creek Auto Crash

Carl Christensen a Wenatchee Park resident was seriously injured last Thursday when his car overturned on the Beaver Creek divide while en route to Leavenworth. His son and John Stoffel escaped. Stoffel aided Christensen as the car toppled onto him. Mrs Christensen and he were later moved to Wenatchee for treatment. Christensen will be laid up for weeks. Oliver Peterson sought workers for the Peshastin Lumber Co. mill’s total output.

Carl Christensen Wenatchee Park Beaver Creek Mr. Christensen John Stoffel Leavenworth Wenatchee Paine Ford Agency Mrs. Christensen Oliver Peterson Peshastin Lumber Co Mr. Peterson

Lake Wenatchee Lakefront Holiday Draws Hordes

The warm spell brings hundreds to Lake Wenatchee with Lake View Hotel hosting a Fourth of July crowd. Chelan county residents from Wenatchee and Leavenworth attend dances, boat rides, and fishing as visitors camp or stay at hotels. Names of locals and visitors are listed among those present.

Chelan County Lake View Hotel Leavenworth Oliver Bates Fred Patton A. F. Spiller Will Patton Harry Weicher Sims J. C. Lilly Chauncy Halferty Leland Halferty Segra Distributors Association Cashmere Wenatchee Mr. Wyman Cooper Pauline Drake L. J. Nelson Marion Doty J. D. Wheeler Edna Hannibal

Fatal auto accident last Sunday morning

A Peshastin 18 year old, Frank Arbogast, died after his Overland car ran off a grade near Tom Henry ranch. Passengers Mabel Reeves Earl Jones and Lewis Arbogast escaped serious injuries. he died en route to Wenatchee. Funeral held at Peshastin.

Overland Tom Henry Ranch Mabel Reeves Earl Jones Lewis Arbogast Waterville Tom Henry Dryden Henry J. O. Hawk Wenatchee McCoy Parker Cashmere Frank Arbogast Peshastin Leavenworth

Warning to Lottery Patrons In City

A federal warning bans selling or buying lottery or sweepstakes tickets in the United States. Possessing such tickets is a basis for conviction and heavy fines. The Salmons sweepstakes in Victoria British Columbia prompted this action as tickets were widely sold here.

United States Victoria B. C

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Dr. Elmer Echo Kent Pasco Wash Elmer Quincy Irrigation Plan Chelan CO J. B. Adams Upper Pollew and McClelland Carnival Co South Bend Ington Lake Wenatchee Road Wenatchee Lake Lamb Brothers Clinton Iowa George W. Brown Miss Zella John Mooney Buck W. C. Thornhill Frank Horey Deed H. Mayar Jack Ruth Julian Mayar Susan Henry Ranch John L. Arbogast Mrs. Veil Eason Tacoma Mrs Harry Warner
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