The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-11-02
LEAV'WORTH'S LIBERTY
LOAN SUBSCRIPTION
Exceeded Her AppOrtiOnment About Thir
H per Cent-Final Drive Brought
Her Well Above the $4,000
Mark

in North Central Washington, Leav-
enworth made a good showing in hel
Liberty Loan subscription. Up to
within the last two days Of the great
drive. patriotic loan enthusiasts feared
Leavenworth would not raise the $40
900 expected from this town. By Fri
day night last however the figures
showed a most encouraging total, and
on Saturday unsolicited subscriptions
began to come in which continued
thruout the day and we'll into the night.
The Leavenworth State Bank. which
closes at II noon on Saturday, patrioti-
cally announced that the bank would
remain open all afternoon and as late
at night as was necessary to accomo
date loan applicants. The bank opened
at D. m. and until $50 there was an
unbroken string Of applications. When
the final tally was made up it showed
that Leavenworth had subscribed S2S,-
400. This did not include the sub
scriptions taken among the railroad
men and about one thousand dollars
subscribed by Leavenworth men thru
the Seattle banks. This because they
offered to finance all subscribers who
paid as much as 10 per cent with the
application.
Among the subscribers thru Seattle
banks are The Club, 5000 bond and
F. S. Jacobsen. 500 bond. Among
the railroad men who bought bonds
and whose names do not appear with
those who subscribed thru the bank
are the following.
L. W. Woodrow, $500, A. Robert
son $500, D. Rivdel 200, R. E. simons
500. w. Ward 500, B. Hegler 800
R. Briggs 800, c. A. Murcar s5o'
F.R. Kohle $50. Neal Franklin $780,
L. Lancaster, $50
In addition to those above given are
some half dozen others that would IN
crease the railroad subscription to over
$4,000. making the Leavenworth total
in round figures fully $4,000.
In the rush of getting the names OF
subscribers it is possible some errors
have been made and some names have
been left out. If this shall prove true
We here recorded our regret and promise
TO make correction. That some names
that should be there and are not is due
to no omission of ours. For some rea-
son they were never written there.
Following are the names OF those
whose bond subscriptions were received
thru the Leavenworth State Bank:
100000 Bonds-Jacob L. Foss,
Arthur c. Barclay, Mrs. Mary A
Adams, Christian P. Holthusen.
$4,000 Bonds-John Emig, Wilford
William Morgan, Mr.. John Sitan'
George L. Gardner, Miss Mary Ralston
s4oo 90 Bonds-R. II. Henry,
James P. Thompson. Margaret M
Maclean.
$4,000 Bonds-Herbert Aller
Batchelder, Charles G. Smyth, RObt
B. Field.
5000. 90 Bonds-Thomas Burke
l. w. Woodrow, Walter Harrison
Woodrow, William Mcintosh, Leonard
Wupder, William Jacob Gull, Mrs
Valentine Hon, Frank E. Carlquist
Mrs Alma R. Wheeler, Frank B
I,.nzie. William John Herd Mcintosh
Mrs. Emil David. Delmer S. Rice
Murrv A. Marley, John C. Biles.
$4,000 Bonds--O. Namba.
$4,000 Bonds-Mrs. Nellie Steele
Clela F. Bulls. L. F. Bulls Mrs. Pau
Hodge, Mrs. Bessie Davis, I. rsunada
Mrs. Annie Barclay, Andrew Burgess
Alpha Burgess, Melvin Burgess Johl
G. Franklin, c. D. Grove John y
Mahoney, Harry C. Blankenship' VIM
o,Rourke, Patrick Joseph Mcclure
Lorenzo H. Teller, Herman Howe
I.wrence Lee Wheeler, Mrs. ]. R
Meath, William Allen Cline' Mrs
Carrie skirving, Mrs. Mabel Cline, A
s. Jensen, John Francis Harrington
olsr G. Bjork, Mrs. F. T. MOtteler