The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-03-03

ton will be held March 4. 1922, for
school director Only one director is
to be elected this year. for a term of
three years. Tbs election will be held
in the grade building and polls will
be open from ! to ESQ.
R. B. Field went to Seattle Monday
night
Mrs. c. G. Smyth went to Everett
Monday for q ,ls't.
Miss Bertha Nver visited between
trains in Wenatchee on Saturday
Mrs. B. H. Bryan left Tuesday foc
a few days visit with relatives at Sc
attic.
B. X Brewer returned Tuesday
from trip to Spokane for the Great
Northern Lumber Co
Mesdames Amanda Town and ~ g.
Day, DR.. HoXsey and Attorney Lind
ley were Wenatchee visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwoebel, parents Of
Mrs. Charles Cockbmn, went to Sc
attic on Sunday to visit for a few
DAYS.
Wenatchee is preparing to censor
motion pictures, employ a police ma
tron and establish closer supervision
of pool rooms and dance halls. An
ordinance providing penalties for the
use and sale of narcotics is under
consideration.
Harry Foster who had been operat
ing a portable saw mill on the Chum-
stick and in various localities in this
section, left the fore part Of the week
for Cohalis Crossing, in the south
western part of the state, where he
expected to again take up like oc-
cupation.
Mr.. 0. F. Gardner, of the Great
Northern Lumber Co.. returned Wei
nesday from a short trip to Wenat-
chez. He was accompanied by Mr..
NJ. Monson, who comes from the Chi
cago office and will be here for some
days in connection with the operations
of the company.
Big H. S. Athletic Benefit at Au-
ditorium, Saturday night, March 8.
A hundred good laughs at reduced
rates-15c, 25c, Csc. Two thrilling
basket ball games and a sensational
battle! Event III. s Girls Team
VS.. Their Dads; Event 2-Monito~
boys vs., Leavenworth boys; Event 8
Battle Royal: Event 4-Nigger Ba-
bies Shooting Gallery; Event 5-A
colossal pie sale The event of the
season-come out and laugh!
Down at Cashmere the matter of a
better newspaper c@me up before the
Chamber of Commerce at a recent
session. Editor Corselius was pres
cnt at the meeting Pnd il is under
stood that he offered to do anything
within his power 10 encourage the es-
Enlistment of anotn r paper there if
it could give the service the commun-
ity demands. Evidently all that
Cashmere needs TO do is to give its
present paper proper support and il
will come up to requirements. A
newspaper cannot b maintained with
out the proper support Of the com
munity. Liberal support usually re
suits in a mighty good newspaper.
An effort has been made TO secur (
sufficient funds by personal subscr. p
tons, TO maintain the band the com
ing season. While some Of the Cit
zens have subscribed literally. and
about two-thirds Of the necessary
subscription has been secured, unless
further aid Is secured. the mainten
ance of the band will be impossible
We have in Nj Mcdaniel an efficient
band instructor and leader. and arc
fortunate TO be able 10 secure his ser
vices at the nominal figure he L.
mands. The city cannot afford 10 be
without a band; its presence always
adds TO the interest Of any occasion.
The band is now in excellent working
order, and another season under the
instruction of Mr.. Mcdaniel will give
TO Leavenworth a musical organiza-
ton which will be a credit TO the
community, as well as an organization
whose services are need on many oc-
casions. Any individual or organiza-
ton interested in seeing this banl
maintained in Leavenworth. and are
willing to add TO the amount Sub
scribed. can find the subscription list
at the office Of ]. T. Lindley. Yod