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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
2
An opinion piece argues that Washington probate courts should favor just judges over lawyers who seek high fees. It cites Judge Grimshaw reducing lawyer fees in Chelan county and recalls Judge Milo A. Root's resignation for bench improprieties. The author urges readers to inspect Wenatchee court records for evidence.
A Washington editorial urges voters to oppose all seven referendum measures two initiatives No 18 the hotel liquor bill No 24 the brewery bill and a constitutional amendment voting November 7. It argues liquor laws will fail and cautions against confusion from many measures while approving the amendment restricting franchise spending taxes to taxpayers.
The Wenatchee World reprints items from The Echo and credits them to another paper, prompting reader complaints. The Echo editor notes the practice, describing its modest value and suggesting the error rests with the World.
The passage reflects a tense exchange over republican and democratic fault lines. It notes that the World bears responsibility for its stance, while others may dispute or embrace ultra republican doctrine. The tone suggests political contention rather than concrete action or event.
The piece warns voters to beware last minute tactics in elections and condemns candidates who use smear tactics to gain votes. It notes the futility of eleventh hour dope and cites President Wilson and McAdoo on the dangers of invisible government and political manipulation.
Peshastin John Meeker and family moved to Blewett this week. The dance given by the baseball teams Saturday night was well attended and a good time was had by those present. J. C. Biles and wife were attending to business in Wenatchee, Tuesday. A number of orchard owners have started their winter pruning. John Strehle left for Krupp where he has rented a wheat ranch. He will move there this fall. Geo Hauber denies being a resident of Leavenworth but says Peshastin is good enough for him. Each day brings us nearer the end of the apple picking as several finished during the last week. The election board named for the Nov 7th election will be Wm Stage Mrs J B Duncan and H M Goff. Tom Wilson left for the coast. Those who sent laundry thru the local agent to Leavenworth this week are out of luck as the plant burned to the ground Tuesday night. Early Wednesday morning people heard a loud noise from Leavenworth, which turned out to be A C Barclay with his speed car on a tour down the valley. The car was damaged and repaired, then continued the trip. Koerner's Cold Busters are the stuff. 42.
Five room house almost new with 50 by 195 foot lot, fruit trees and berry bushes. Three minutes from the school house, available with part cash and terms. Inquire at Echo office. 17
In the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County the estate of Charles L. Gordon deceased notifies a partition sale by auction to the highest cash bidder on November 11 1916 at 10 am at Leavenworth City Hall. Property includes Lot 2 Block 4 Leavenworth Gov Lot 2 Sec 19 T27N R17E W M and Lots 10 11 12 Block 21 First Addition Leavenworth plus Lot 2 Block 6 Leavenworth Gardens. Encumbrances available on inquiry. sale subject to confirmation by law. Dated October 2 1916. L J Nelson Administrator. First pub Oct 6 last pub Oct 27 1916.
Notice is given by administrator L J Nelson for the estate of John 8 Churchill deceased. Creditors and claimants must present their claims with vouchers within twelve months at the administrator’s Leavenworth office. First published October 7 1916 last published October 27 1916.
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