Court Holds Prohibition Suit Asks Supreme Court Review
The Gottstein case on statewide prohibition sits with Judge D F Wright in Thurston County. Expect weeks before a decision. likely appeal to the Supreme Court, possibly hearing October 11. Parties include Harold Preston and others for opponents, and John H Powell for the Anti-Saloon League with AG Tanner defending the law.
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Gottstein
D. F. Wright
Thurston County Superior Court
Supreme Court
Harold Preston
George Danworth
Dudley G. Wooten
John H. Powell
Anti-Saloon League
W. V. Tanner
L. L. Thompson
I. M. Howell
Tanner
Lister
Snoqualmie Pass Traversed by Trade Agent Mr Smith
Mr Smith of Klyce & Co Seattle merchants toured Snoqualmie Pass on Sunday and reported the new highway through the mountains recently completed. He noted heavy rains left about twenty miles of west side earthwork in poor condition with autos mired, farmers pulling out large cars, and predicted extensive use once the weather dries and the pass packs.
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Smith
Klyce & Co
Seattle Commission
Snoqualmie Pass
Autoig
Snoqualmie
Cascade Scenic Highway to open coastward next year
Chelan King and Snohomish county officials plan early next spring push to complete the Cascade Scenic Highway. King county nearing finish, Chelan county has substantial work done, Snohomish to add strong force to finish fast. The long campaign ends with the road opening through to the coast next year.
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Chelan
King
Snohomish Counties
King County
Chelan County
Snohomish County
Restau rant owner held on contempt of court warrant
Tom Minkievitz a Wenatchee advertising manager who runs a restaurant was arrested Monday on a King County contempt of court bench warrant. He forfeited his bond by failing to appear in a Seattle liquor selling case and was taken to Seattle by Sheriff Kenyon. Jay Buttles began a mining expedition at Indian Pass with a party to develop a claimed mineral find. Palmer's soaps at Koerner's. 25
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Tom Minkievitz
Monitor
Wenatchee Valley
Wenatchee
King County
Seattle
Kenyon
Minkievitz
Douglas Fir Export Trust Formed to Sell Abroad
A Seattle report describes the creation of the Douglas Fir Exploitation & Export Co by Washington and Oregon lumber owners. The firm aims to develop markets outside the United States, with government tacit approval seen as enabling a revival of Pacific Northwest lumber exports and global trade participation.
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United States
Washington
Oregon
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Douglas Fir Exploitation & Export Co
Snoqualmie Pass Road Receives Quick Road Fixes
West side advices say motorists should reach the coast via Snoqualmie Pass without delay after July 1 as graveling continues at the worst spots and the road is rapidly becoming fit for travel. Earlier mud problems from heavy rains have been addressed. West Siders including M. B. Hake and wife plan a visit to Leavenworth when roads improve.
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Snoqualmie Pass
Local Offer Promotes Subscriptions Near Leavenworth
A Saturday push offers 25 000 votes for every five new subscriptions for six months or one year. Ten new subscribers yield 75 000 votes, twenty bring 200 000 votes. Subscribers must live within 20 miles of Leavenworth.
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Leavenworth
Leavenworth Boosters Plan July Fourth Booster Trip
About twenty to thirty automobilists plan a booster tour today to Wenatchee and back via Peshastin Dryden Cashmere Monitor and Wenatchee. Speakers from local business circles will promote Leavenworth's Fourth of July celebration with the band providing entertainment. Participants are urged to decorate cars and join the drive at 9 or possibly 11 o clock. nonparticipation risks being labeled a Dead One.
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Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Peshastin
Dryden
Cashmere
Monitor
Leavenworth Plans Fourth of July Celebrations
Leavenworth to celebrate at home with a two day gun club shoot Sunday and Monday at the grounds east of town. Cashmere battles Leavenworth in a Sunday ball game. prizes total 300 dollars. Afternoon events include horse and foot races, bronco busting, and many stunts plus dinners and dancing.
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Leavenworth
Cashmere
Gun Club
Mill Pond
Great Northern Freight Up Yet Below Last Year
The Great Northern freight business shows three months of improving volume, yet tonnage remains far below last year. The Everett Superintendent’s department notes hope for early revival as crop regions east of the Cascades are reported in good condition. In the Cascades GN employs 60 men on timbered snowsheds with more workers by a contracting firm building concrete sheds. The railroad plans full protection along its main line after summer to guard against avalanches, with further improvements along the GN line.
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Great Northern
Everett
Cascade Range
Cascade Mountains
G. N
Doctor Visit for Strandad Child in Tye Tuesday
Dr McKeown was summoned to Tye Tuesday to attend a sick child of Mr and Mrs Al Strandad. Palmer's cold cream featured at Koerners.
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Palmer’s
Koerners
Standing of Contestants in Leavenworth and Nearby
The list shows contestants with prizes ranging from 90 000 for Laura Hardy of Leavenworth to 10 500 for Minnie Roberts of Leavenworth. Other participants include Gladys Pinch and Idabelle Kelly of Leavenworth and Reatha Hutchings of Ilworth with prizes between 75 000 and 75 700.
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Laura Hardy
Leavenworth
Gladys Pinch
Idabelle Kelly
Winners of Special Prizes
Miss Gladys Pinch won first prize and Miss Idabelle Kelly took second prize in the event.
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Gladys Pinch
Idabelle Kelly
Petition Backs H E Carr Pardon From Leavenworth Echo
A rural Leavenworth area petition for H E Carr's pardon draws over a hundred letters from former residents. The Echo published initial names, sparking another flood of correspondence in four days from J S McCanna Fisher Bros Seattle and multiple Faulkner Bergler Elmer Leidinger King residents in Washington and Oregon.
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H. E. Carr
Leavenworth
Mr. Carr
Echo
J. S. McCanna
Fisher Bros
Seattle
J. E. Faulkner
Everett
Wash
Leigh H. Faulkner
Walter E. Faulkner
Charles Bergler
Portland
Ore
W. W. Elmer
Kent
Fred Leidinger
Dover
Idaho
E. H. King
Apples Beginning to Move One Dollar Per Box
Omak dispatch dated June 18 reports 2500 boxes of orchard run apples sold by B. E. Hendrick to M. Gilbert of Wenatchee. Price is 1.00 per box with 10 cents cash paid and 25 cents due July 20, remaining balance when the apples are on the track.
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Wenatchee
Omak
E. Hendrick
M. Gilbert
City Council Approves Bills and Orders Repairs and Payments
Last Tuesday night the council allowed bills totaling 581.70. Health Officer Judah reported numerous cess pools and vaults needing attention. The clerk was to notify Dwight Darling to connect his Palm Confectionery building to the sewer and to contact Warren Construction Co. to repair paving. The band received 50 for July street concerts and S A Potter was kept as day marshal through July 6. The city voted to buy 1000 feet of sidewalk lumber charged to the abat ing property. Insurance agent J W Elliott was authorized to write two 500 policies for fire apparatus and office equipment.
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Judah
Dwight Darling
Palm
Warren Construction Co
S. A. Potter
J. W. Elliott
Leavenworth Loses In Twelve Inning Battle
Leavenworth and Cashmere played a twelve inning game with Cashmere taking a 12 to 9 win. Smith and Vedevell pitched. Paine finished the last innings as Leavenworth rallied in the 8th and 9th. Ames and Westcott were badly spiked in the rough contest.
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Cashmere
Smith
Vedevell
Paine
Elliott
Leavenworth
Ames
Westcott
Wenatchee Chautauqua Set Week of June 28
The Wenatchee Chautauqua runs Monday June 28 through Sunday July 4 featuring high quality educational entertainments. Leavenworth attendees will likely return and new participants are urged to go, with every program item described as a gem and the Italian Concert band highlighted as worth the admission price.
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Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Seattle 10 Leavenworth By Way Of Blewett Pass
Mr. Glenn Smith formerly of Peshastin now Seattle traveled by Snoqualmie and Blewett routes in under eight hours in a Ford runabout. He praised the Blewett connection with Snoqualmie state road and urged more autos attempt the trip. A man between Leavenworth and Wenatchee claimed to have walked Ellensburg to Wenatchee via Vantage route to Ellensburg via Blewett, noting sand and limited water on the Vantage path.
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Glenn Smith
Peshastin
Seattle
Snoqualmie Pass
Blewett
Snoqualmie State Road
J. B
No Tuition at the State College and University Fees
The last legislature decided no tuition at the State College at Pullman while the State University at Seattle charges 30 dollars for the first year and 20 dollars each year thereafter totaling 90 dollars for four years. Also Koerner's Drug Store lists the Gardeagle toilet tissue on sale.
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State College
Pullman
State University
Seattle
Koerner
Government Survey on Head of Icicle River
A fourteen man government survey party led by Hugo Price arrived this week to study the upper Icicle River about thirty miles from Leavenworth. The work is long term, limited to June through August due to rough terrain and high altitude, with snow possible after September.
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Hugo Price
Arizona
Mutual Mercantile Co
Icicle River
Leavenworth
Price
Wenatchee Peach Pool: Growers Move to Consolidate Sales
Wenatchee valley peach growers consider pooling and ship only on orders after seeing cherry market volatility. Geo W Coburn urges pooling like Yakima, while Conrad Rose resists, preferring to market peaches independently. Shippers vote to discuss, with limited signing of soft fruits by agencies.
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Wenatchee Valley
Yakima Country
Geo. W. Coburn
Wenatchee
Unique City Quartet Contest Opens Scenic Theater
A rare entertainment features the Ladies Quartet versus the Male Quartet with a com edy sketch How the Story Grew Gossips. The sketch has drawn crowds in Tacoma. Doors open 8 00, curtain 8 30. Admission 25c adults 15c children, 25c reserve seats. Plat at Barclay Hotel.
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Tacoma
Barclay Hotel
Gutschow Visits Leavenworth Friends Before Columbia River Trip
W F Gutschow longtime Leavenworth resident now living in Mendota spent several days this week greeting friends before leaving Wednesday for Columbia River siding to visit two sons employed there.
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W. F. Gutschow
Leavenworth
Mendota
West Side
Columbia River Siding
Selby Shell Co. trap shooter gives exhibition here
Ike Peters, a representative of the Selby Shell Co., a well known trap shooter, was here yesterday and gave an exhibition on the shooting grounds below town.
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Ike Peters
Selby Shell Co
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Thurston County
Jay Buttles
Indian Pass
Form Lumber Trust
Carr
Council Proceedings
Peach Pool
Yekima
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