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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
1
Kid Raymond meets Denver Ed Clark in a fifteen round contest at the opera house on April 10. The Kid trains with eight miles of road work each morning and an hour of hard drills each evening at eight under the Horse Shoe Bar tent quarters.
The article outlines Denver Ed. Clark and the Kid Raymond as contenders with lengthy fight resumes. It notes Raymond's 83 bouts and Clark's 64 fights with both never KOed, plus a February Seattle training camp and a planned April 10 event with preliminaries. It also discusses the Great Northern power plant progress and site details.
Chas H Flory, new supervisor of the national forest district, plans to move his office from Wenatchee here and will live locally while seeking furnished quarters He expects three to six assistants, summer trail work and large expenditures on labor and supplies benefiting Leavenworth The republican central committee will meet in Wenatchee on April 4.
Beginning last Sunday the Spokane Falls & Northern branch line of the Great Northern ceased running trains on Sundays. The main line Sunday local between Wilson Creek and Bonners Ferry Idaho was also dropped. Officials cite light Sunday travel and a recent Western district tour by W. W. Broughton and other executives as the basis for the change.
The postmaster lists names including Jessie Allen Joe Arbuch Marion Burke Epley Brooks Elmore Wm J Good E C Hayman F T Holbrook Albert Hudson John Jessop Chase Johnson O T Johnson Eddie Ledgerwood Dave O Connor Steve Stenerson Tryzve in the rowdies. In calling for same please say advertised.
Two men using the name H I Smith arrived from Seattle and claimed no relation. One says he had 180 in gold and 500 in notes, 100 and four fifties vanished from his roll in a hotel room after a night of drinking. The other Smith left town with the remaining funds as police searched. Local juries recently visited land and water-right sites in the area.
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