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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
l'rcus a Beauty Show

Nv ,ue barnnm- Bailey show has no
~ ~. mechanical wonder. The
a.Vncesl novelty is a variant of
is.rauai r,uai nying trapeze acts by FIVE
|fti-;,;3' niiled as sisters, whose ac-
II. - 81 last twenty minutes. with
r. aie auVie '7acc to themselves dur
: ine last five.
ssfa'. ~ Climax is a grouping on an
Inn i,s'uS OF bicycles and revolving
rs;Ia spectacularly illumined
bs,"s everything else is black
n nv sgain tine fact that the mod,
is.,nt,auas Is n beauty show is dem.
ssS IN low low Of stage show girls in
t,1oss s"htalns FIVE hnndsomcr younp
lsd.u aaan these Leamys. Their
Frss iae a. modish with banded colt.
Nv -, ~ lRe present fashion, and
Aijons graceful in their undraped
n W ,a,a ai'cr the manner OF draw
ifsu,dy ,yOh bellies while on the
esy Up in the air. though,
thlis, twist and pose to the
g,yepar.. .une Of every Little
thane MI Has a Meaning All lis
ga vide helr nelr leader swings far
fs pans ps hanging to trapcze bv
'abrsise OF her neck. She is n
laiap a; I? bar aftor an especialIv
oun u,g9t, she brings out a end
la nu ehews IL non,b,I,ptly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02

Eugene Walters last play, "Home-
ward Bound,n is now in rehearsal with
an entirely new cast: The Shuberts.
as before, control the rights. The
piece will be played for few weeks
out of New York and then retired
till next season. similar plan of
booking will apply to Miss Scheff IS
new opera.
Since "The Balkan Princess be.
gan its engagement in New York not
single understudy has been called
upon 10 give performance. with the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02

girls make up the chorus end of the
performance.
In "Thc Stubborn Girl patrons OF
the Shubert are assured the most
pleasing programme that has yet been
presented at that house. There are
two performances nightly, at 7:45 and
9:l5. The regular Saturday, Sunday
and Wednesday matinecs will continue
in effect at 3 clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
Gossip of the
Stars and Stage

Continued on Preceding Page.
story will treat of certain events that
happened in Moscow Just prior 10 the
Bloody Sunday massacres that took
place few years ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02

II an actor Is given a good part at re-
hearsal-as 4 rule--he will swear the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23
elasifibet r@aime".

~nopumpninge11 al Sen mi6lerti6i.
&c Snooamning omfring set eoelagtf
'Slagifib / &abana &obn er mi iao
langt fremifre6en, at 0per6elen al
@raget er lan9t oben @anoe, men
Sfibet er / en- iaa me6tagen GiIiton6,
at bet bt6til bor peret umuligt al
oanne fig noget 8egreb ON, bpao Ser
I lin Sis foraariage6e uIyffen. Mlle
Sfibfs Sern0ele ct en- iommenfiltrct
MaSi e, iom bier, at GfspIoiionen.
eltten 0enne er ffet inoen= eIIer 116en.
boros, moa babe foregaoet me6 en-
folosial @raft. &ele @raget er ONT
gibet at en- %tiereagtig 9Dn6masle,
lor1 bet bill toge meget lang Sis at
fiarnet. S6r om ct 9ar Tiger
bill set bore um11Iigt at foretoge en-
grl111oig nnoeriggeIie al 8roget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23
Mbil6ifop, 1855 23ro st., Gan 6ro.1.

@biloifop, 1856 23ro st., Gan 6ran-
cisco.
3oie &remie ($10) = Mlfreo @ar=
lit, Is 8eaper ct, San ssrancisco.
Meoens SEN f6rite bar oberlegent
ben beoite, og SEN anoen polgtes af
ct operbeien6e 6lertal al &omiteens
Meolemmer> bar set ubpre panifeligt
at beige Sen treble Hremietoger.
Set ipebe6e / lengere Sis mellem
Segninger in6lebere0e al 81. @arlin,
San 5rancisco, 90. 6. @ercbant,
Mameoo, Gal, og Sobn &omiing,
@erfelep, GAL; iom openfor mel6t
git @orlins l1ofait til iioit al me6
@eiren.
Selpfelgelig blep &egnin9er1e be-
oemte og &remterne tilfien6te, fpr=
ems &omiteen baboe 11ogen Mnelie
ON, bbem ser bar Segneren. Set
fan maaife birfe 6eroligen6e paa
%obertroiite &erioner, at German Son-
geS uofalt, fom fit fbrite Eremie,
bar Nr. 10.
&ern1ar1 S. @orell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23
[ Jnoio-
napoiS.

Saa fejre0e hi ga otter Ell berlig
oonif 6eit, @run6lopsfeiten> - ct al
Sc faa Stnpner berneoe, ser far
&raft til at jamie bele aolonien 11r=
ser Get Sag.
Seltplaolen par otter iqor benlogt
til Dor brape, gamle Sen G6r. Mel=
lers 6arm poa @eitii0en, og bar 11p=
oeligt impffet mes @impler og
SIag> Ser imnl6e6e / SEN friife> BEL
gigrenoe Gin6 og ofgap ct prpg-
tigt Sfue us oper Morferne.
Soften aabne6es &l. 3 al Giriger1-
ten, @erf1an gcbmiot, ser beo Sc c.
200 Gilte6eperenoe gelfommer,
bporefter 9r. g.. g. @isbolm bolot
oen egcntlige charlottesville. S
imuffe, belpalgte Sr6 talte 9oftoren
ONT Sc itore og rige 5rennifri0t> bort
6Gorelano bap6e giort / Set babe
Seculum, Ser er forlebet, iioen
@runolopen bleb giber.
San nabne6e Gros=, Gale- og
SrDffefribeoen iom Sc tire @tptter,
Der bar 8ererne for Set ltore full
turelle 0pibing og for @jennem=
fgrelien al Sc mango 11pe Soccer til
2onoets og Golfets n6pif(ing. Ger
Zig 6bele0e 0oftoren beo Sc mango
%iociole Spgaper, ser CT loft al bort
lille 6G0relan0 pao en- mere e~ffeftip
Moa0e, ems noget an6et 2on0 fan
frempiie, og fan pege0e fen poa, at
Sen itore 6anife Sfferptl(igbe0 bapoe
peret en- bee eutlig Taftor / 0pnoa-
elien at Sc gooe &eiultater. Gtots=
bl1sman0slopen, Mn6elsbepegell en.
Sanotorierne, 6eriereilerne, Ml0er=
Observation-Disclosures, @drnebinlps=
Oogen og Sl1len19rfet CT blot nogle
al Be mango b%etp0l1ings fl1loe
:Sfri0t, Ser er giort %berbjennme /
set lille 2on0 mes Set ltore Sl,i=
:iatip.
9oftorens Sale. blep mo0toget
mes lipligt @tful0> og otter Mfipngei=
len af nogle Songe trao6te Eoitor
s. 8ertbelien frem og tolte ON Sen
Dngre Generation, Ser fnn0e finoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23
prdG0entenS S6(o=
6rp0up.

Man6ag &ften blep Ser / @aibing-
ton> 9. g., feiret en- 6eit, bbis Maae
fun bar peret iet en Gang tioligere
/ Sc 6orene0e 5taters &iitorie. Set
bar &relioent og Mrs. Gaft, ser
bol0t Splobrpllup. Soften beito6 i
en- &eception UNDER aobe11 &i1nmel /
Saben Deo Set bpi0e &us, og 9el<
tagernes Mntal belpb Jig til 5000,
meoens ODER $4,000 @enneifer
trengtes u0enfor &aben for at faa
ct CLINT al Sen @erligbeo, iom gift
for Jig in6enfor. @ieiterne beltoo
al Set 6iplomatiife &orps, SHE
1terets0ommerne, Me6lemmer al
&egieringen og &ongresi en-,
81 preientanter for Seer og
6laa6e, 2an6ets le6en6e &olitifere
og Men0 og &bin0er fra bele 2on=
set / f%remragenoe Stillinger. Set
bar itraalen6e Sommerbeir, bpilfet
m1liggior6e SeitenS Mfbol6elie / fri
2uft, bborbe6 man nn0gif Sen
&rGugiel, iom bil6e peret uu110gaae=
Zig bbis Sen ifl1l6e b9ret bol6t in6e
/ Freiioent=8oligen &oa Slaget
9 om Mftenen TOM &reiioent=Earret
ne6 as Srappen fra Set bpi6e &uS,
le0ioget al en- &%roceslton beaaen0e
al bans 6 M6j1ttanter og bele &abi=
nettet. 9e tog &la6s paa @respla=
men foran @obe6inoganger1, UNDER 2
bpis Creme bar iamleoe me6
ct eleftriif 2psarrangement, iom 6an=
11eoe TaIlene 18S6-1911, og oeref-
ter begDn6te &ecepttonen, ser bar IT.
formel og meget langborig. Soa
mango iom fl1noe bol6e set IT'S bIep
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23

Set bill bore peltomment Npt for SDsz
pepia=9iDenoe at bpre ON ct Mioocl iom eff
ter Suinnbers Mening unoer @aranti ablo=
Tut belbreber l1foropjelisbeo og allie elags
Mapelioelier. Miblet ct ST.. @alotpells
Sprup 4epin.
@t tienber a1le ben rene pepiins @erol
for Gorbpielien. Set til bette nogle 1erll9t
latsercnbe 8eitanboe1e og man faar ct !
eanobeo piounber1ist Mipbel. Mr. s. W.
Mortbp i 1orfDtbe, 60, bar iaa an9rebs'.'
at bun enbog life tunoe rDoe eller tororle
@rgntiager og efter mango Glars Se9en
fanbt han 5elbrebelie / ST.. @alotoells Spz
rup 9epfn. @r. @uop &asner ! Moltne,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23

bar Der SlutntngSmg6e / Sdtet> bpor
flere talte, og bpor Min6er fra Sc
ipunone Gage opfriifeoes.
Saa iag6es Garpel, 6arpel poa
@ienlpn, ON life fer iaa bisiet. Set
par ct fort Mpbe, bel omfring
1000 Stlreiien6e. On Mutomobil=
ta1r, foranitaltet al 8lair @p, gop
|@jaiterne Mnle6ning til at 1e bele
Smegnen. MutoS itoo olti6 til
fri Mfbenpttelie mellem @folen og
8pen, bbilfet lettcoe set b%etpoeligt
for Sc Threjienoe.
@en set bar EN- reoion1 @arme
og Stepblalt; 6og ipare6e &erren %
fra l1lpffer. Man forlifre6e 6og De
Si1reiien6e, ON, at @eiret bar 11oget
ganife l1almiuoeligt og at man el-
lers leper 6eiligt / 9alen pe6 Mis=
iourt Glo6en.
gn. 9eltager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23
&rmrr huaA hatt pttBkTr
eftrr @rmge1t af ra fri prutf.

ST., bar / famine Containing. @unorez
Der andre pil sjerne aflesse @ionesbpro.
Sen CT ct garanteret Mibbe1 imoo l1forz
bpielisbeo, Mabez os Seperipse, @obeopine,
Mapegas os 1isnenbe 2ioeller. Gn SLATE
fan faas / etbpert Ipotbet for so Gents Ell
let 81, men bpis man fprit pnlter at prpbe
ben ienoer man Moresien til ST.. 90. 81.
Galopell, $50 Ga1ospe1l BUILDING, Monti=
cello, ST., og ban bil ienbe en- fri 4rppe=
flaite til Sem. Sc bil inart inbremme, at
Sc bar funoet noset til at %eritatte salte.
&ensningsmibler, MISUNDERSTANDING %
andre miolertibise @ialpemioler. Syrup
9epfin giber barig @elbrebelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23
t 2iaten al @ieiter for at trnffe

I Si11ien al @ielter for at trpffe
acknowledgements @oano, men man-
&c tpeoe in0 / Sc fplige @ooegange el>
Ter gift ino / 9fialer, bpor ser b(eo
oanlet. 100 &olitibetiente bolot
Gagt beo Sn0gangen til 6eltplaolen
og posleoe npie paa, at Sc Ser iggte
Mogong bar foripne6e mes Mogongs=
tort. @rs. Saft far nplig gjennem.
gooet en- boor0 spgoom, og man
frpgte6e for, at FUN life bil6e pnret
iitan0 til at 6eltage / Soften, men
Oct biite fig, at bun bol6t @tillingen
oe6 Er9iioentens Gi6e til set ii6lte
4ieblit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23
forene0e 0Qn(ke
Elr6eS AQrSm00e.
Slair, Deb.

Blair, Meb.
Mars1np0ct a%ubne0es me0 Cubs
tieneite / Sen 0anlfe Me1igbeoS
Strife Sns0ag 6orm. ST. 10, pe0
bpilfen Hoitor 8. &e0erien, Gbi=
cago, preoife0e, og Samfunoets
6ornan0, @altor 6. 9. @6riltianlen,
forretteoe Mltertieneiten.
Otter benne @116stienelt tie erflereoe
6orlna110en Mp0et aabnet / Sen ire
enige CUBS Napn pg minoe6e ON tire
Sr0: 1. r8eoer iaa ifal eoer
gipes", @otb. Z, T. 2. uSffe pes
@ogt og life pe0 stprfe, men peo
min s(ano", Sat. 4, 6, og 3. r@eine
@prn, u0uioer eoers &jerter"; 2
&or. 6, Is.
Gerefter bp0 Menigbeoens Hr9it,
Haitor 8. $. &igller, Marsmpoet bel
fommen.
Sns0ag @ftermio0ag aabue0es
Set egentlige 6orretningsmpoe. Sp=
!tellingen bite 80 ltemneberettigcoe
@eolemmer tillteoe, 0eraf por 81
&reiter. Mon palgte til Sroitprer
Erof. g. g. Sang, &ialpeoroitprer
81. 9omifop, &ielpeiefreter S. 8.
SEMEN. Otter M%nbefaling af sam-
fun0ets &irferao6 optoges fplgen6e
IS @enigbe6er / @or
Sreliers oanif CD. llttb. Menigbeo,
Saflan0, California, @et6iemane
IS. CD. l1ttb. Menigbeo, l1plono,
Nebr., Salem 5. ep. l1ttb. Menigbeo,
@c9rioe, @icbigon, @et6esoa 5. ep.
1utD. @enigbe0, 8a5il Mills, Mebr.
og Ma5aretb s. ep. lut6. @enigbe0
beo STANDARD, Canada.
Samfumos Gmbeosmpn6enes Sn6=
beretni1ger opleltes. 6ormon0ens
Snoberetlring oplpite, at Ser / s(a-
rets SOB bar inopiet 6 ny &irfer, ser
repraies1tereoe cit &eroi al $4,000.
Snotegter1e / Set forlgbne Star bar
circa $160,000. Si( samflmoets
forlfiellige 8%irfiombe6er Misl;oncr,
sfoler, @sr11ebjem .. /. b. $4,000,
&irfe6pgninger $4,000. Eraitelpn=
Ringer $4,000. Sl1bilnl,msgape,1
$25,000. Sen ii6ite Sum bar life
belt in6betalt eller tegnet, mem BOG
1aa 1ter, at 6orman6en bar ODER
bepiit ON, at Set nil6e 11ooes. Me6
Saponmislionen goar set goot
fremao. Gjen6ommert, 0er fipbtes
og iitan6iattes m%iolerttoig, bor TO.
itet $4,000. is b(ep bpbt li6Ite
Mor, og 2, Ser bare 6pbte. blep OBJ
tag1e / Sen in0fgote Mcnigbe6, loo
Der CT e fter 5orboloene COS @eflt.
@pe stotioner er ogiao aobnet / Ma=
rets 9gb. %l16palget / 1ormarf, Ser
ortper lttab @islionen ion1men me6
atrfelomfn1oet, baboe u0tolt 9nIfet
ON, at Sen forene6e 6onif ep. lttb.
Strife oDertoger gienoomnren / l1tob,
og at Haitor s. Senien ofleies, mar
bans Sio er om1ne / s(1gltlt Moo=
neo / Mar. 9ette bebilge6es paa set
@r1nnolag, at man ooertager Gjen=
oom11er, naor Sen er gjGlofri, og
at mani biemme / 9anmarf trent
oeles poer &alp0elen al Mislions=
preitens 9gn / l1tab. Noitor 81. 6.
gonoo, Gobel1port, Soma, blep balat
til S. Seniens @fterfslger.
&aitor 81. g. gielien gjerpolgtes
1om Samfnnoets gefreter, Otto
9a1len nolgtes til &%asierer. Com
Meolemmer al &irferaooet balgtes
enootoere 8. @eoite0, @%topleburf,
Mebr., og .. 8on6o, Council Bluffs.
So. Sc ofgamnoe Me6lemmer of
sfoleoireftionen, nemlig @oltor $.
IS. SEMEN og Mr. g. 6. &eberien,
elt Sorn, Soma, gie%1oolgtes.
stolerne / 8lair, giebr., @lf Sorn,
Soma, &acine, @is., og &enmure,
gt. 8. baooe alle beret goot beipqte.
Cana College og Srinitatis Genuine :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-23
Post festum.

ser Sen mneritonlfe Atlanterbaps=
fluoocs Sclpg ser iioite Maa1eo for
talte ON Icltjubel l1oen Gl1oe. Sf-
ficercr % Mauoltab paa &c an1erl=
fanltr Sfibe blep n1p0tagne lneO aab=
nc NrI1e, % &pen % alt Dpo0 Der
par / Cen itillcNcs til @jGl terl1es
llhegrunDlenc Muaoigbeo. Oct fon1
life operraifcnoe for oen1 al pS, JON
fiu1oer SUPERINTENDENT, liaar Der
fon1>11er Irernn1coe til @l1le. Men III
nGgter life, at III bunoc Ell @tis=
tanfe Oil, at Sen ltraulenbc MeOaille
bopoe Ell @agline. Selcgrammerne
antyoeoe eli pis 2psiluppetbeO /
@initerucs Mao0e at npoc 0ereS
2anolop. 90 &elfriuel erne, lom
ntal1 loler / SC I'LL antonl1e 0anlfe
@tane ira Teitoogenc, pilcr at Sc
amerifarife Marinercs SptrG0en /
9anmorfs @opeblta0 life bar peret
belt cyemplorilf. Sc bor 81. O.. fprt
ct Scben laa pel paa offentlig @aoe
iom / Iorlmtelses =Gtablisi e1ueuterne.
ser / aoifillige Silfeloe iigcs at bape
peret al Ell iaooon Nrt, at &resie11
Ter Jig n%a0Iaget til at forbol0e Jig
ret tons o%pcrfor set al Spmmelig=
beosbenipn.
Gn &orrelponont til ct &ropins.
blao ifriper %iaaleoes:
Set fan life beitrioes og ifal lite
f6rties, at Sc ameritanife Sol0ater
Cog lejligbeospis oglaa Sificererne)
optre0er pua Ell alt an0et en0 bepilt
Maaoe UNDER beres 2anolops=Silpe
relic / Sen 0anife @opeoita0. Meb
8pens letlepet16e Gamer oriper Sc et
Spill, iom man bi0til life bar let us,
foloe Jig for aabent Seppe fer /
8pen. Ser er Scener / @obetal,
bpis &aabe0 og &pnisme trooler en-
bper 9elfripelle. SSffe alene ont ga,
gen Ter mai1 Sc %balpor11fne Matroler
robe omfring paa 6ortopene me0
nogle lige iaa rbeonrpeoe" Gamer -
meo ltgrre eller min6re @aalepjne.
Sgloa ON 4ftenen og om Matten
bpres oeres Stpi. Sc mplrer / 81
nolis @onge, og mar @prfet ienfer
Jig ODER @aben, farer Sc / Muton1o=
biler l16 ODER 8pen - v&ar"
bper go9n = og opleitenoe ioo IN
fernol ife @Dl, at man mes l1n6ren
moa iperge: &bor er &oIitiet?
Isl troeoe,- at Sfficererne poo Sen
amerifanife 6laooe / SIDE bap0e
ifreoet in6 og bin0ret Sc pil6ejte us
ifeieller. Som Set er gooet, pirfer
BET belle life erefulot for SEN Ma=
ri11e> Ser / bisie Gage for mootoget
1oa megen (af og til list bel ierpi)
&ploeit og @ieltfribe6 / 2onmorfs
&opeoitao. Sg bette trp6er iaa me-
gen lfarepre frem1, iom onore Motio=
ners Ma%rineiol0oter olorig bar
troaot S~emmligbeoen r116er 6eo=
Der paa Ell tilnprmeliesbis iaa brutal
Maaoe."
S cit &e6oftionsortifel lfriper
n&iget":
- Set amerifanife 6laaoebe-
1sg bar oprigtig talt life eget bort
SANDS eller Dor @ps feltlige Min6er.
v@ifa0rens iamleoe 8%eietnina bar
bel runot 1000 @on6. Meppe mere
ems Sltiin6 Mono at Sfibenes Select.
ming bar babt 6o0en / 2ono 1amti-
Dig. @fen 0isie Suiin6 Mon6 er in
genlunoe foripunoet / r@torbpenS
Malitrpm". 9eres @ipren % 2a6en
er {aa libt gaaet upaaa9tet ZEN, at
Sen tbartom bar lat ct ganife beitemt
® poa 9pen og iaa at iige bar
ifet bore @a6er, Gtreoer oq Of
fentlige Observation-Disclosures
r9e fremme6e Sesutter bar taget
for fig at Serligbeoerne, ser be6 fig
til. Sc Iaa pe6 fgrite 9iefait, at 6e
bar fom1net til en- mellemitor Sta6,
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Entered at the Post office at st. Paul
as second class mail-matter.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-02-09
Takes an Interest in the Boys and
Girls.

A short time ago Prof. Voelker
organized class in agriculture in
the Leon High School and wrote to
Congressman w. D. Jameson, ask
ing him to secure copies of some of
the farmers bulletins issued by the
department of agriculture, to be
used in the classes. Congressman
Jameson promptly replied to the
request and has also sent to the
schools a set of fifteen beautiful
bound volumes containing all of the
bulletins which have been issued,
together with cordial letter in
which he writes that he hopes the
boys and girls will make continuous
use of them, as he considers these
volumes the most valuable he ever
had in his office at Washington, and
only sends them because he thinks
they will render more service in the
Leon High School, under the cir
cumstances, than in any other place
he thinks of. He also expresses the
thought that our public school sys-
tenn needs something along this
practical line of work, which will
better fit our boys and girls for
practical life, as we'll as assisting
them in rounding out successful
school life preparatory to college
education. Prof. Voelker and the
students are greatly pleased over
this fine gift of Congressman jamie
son, and the books will be put to
good practical use.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-02-09
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS
Mr., and Mrs. W. n. jenkins of this
City Have Lived Happily for
Fifty Years in this County.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jenkins, we'll
known and highly esteemed citizens
of Leon, celebrated in quiet way
on Tuesday, that memorable event,
their golden wedding, having lived
most happily together for half a
century, and all of that time in De-
catur county, having been married
by Squire w. ]. Darr down on Eden
Prairie, on Feb. Z, 1861:
Mr.. Jenkins was born in Putnam
county, Indiana, Sept. 10, 1910, be-
ing now in his seventy-frst year. He
came to Iowa in 1850 and for more
than sixty years has been resident
of Decatur county. During all these
years he has been actively engaged
in farming and as brick mason,
and only moved to Leon few years
ago. He served during the civil
war as a member of Co. K, 18th
Iowa, and was with Sherman on his
march to the sea. Mrs. Jenkins
maiden name was Susan Sill, and
she was also born in Putnam county,
Indiana, March 18, 1914, and is now
67 years old. Eight children were
born to this worthy couple, five being
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and one daughter, Mrs. Elmer Van
Winkle, died in 1894. On Tuesday
all of their living children and a
number of grandchildren spent the
day with them, except one daughter,
Mrs. ]. l.. McCutchan, of Belfield,
N. D., who was unable to come on
account of illness, but Mr.. McCutch-
an was here. The other children are
Glen, F. L. and Harry Jenkins, of
Leon, and Mrs. Milo Moore, of Greg
ory, S. D., who with her husband and
two daughters arrived Sunday. A
bountiful dinner was served and it
was one of those genuine family re-
unions where parents and children
are bound together with great love.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins received many
nice presents from relatives and
friends, including gold l0ckets,
chains and rings from their child
ren.
That they may both be spared to
spend many more happy years to-
gether is the wish of large circle
of friends.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-02-09
Census Gives Leon 1901.

The Reporter received telegram
last Wednesday afternoon just after
the paper had been printed, from
Chief E. Durand, of the Census Bu-
reau at Washington, with the news
that the official census of 1910 gave
Leon population of 1891. This is
a sore disappointment to our citi-
zens as it was expected that the CEN
sus would show nice gain in popu-
lation, as there have been upwards of
hundred new houses built in Leon
since the census of 1905, when we
had a population of 2,027, and there
is scarcely a vacant house in this
city. The only explanation for the
loss of sc is in the fact that in taking
the census many citizens must have
been missed. Only last week the
city council at Clarinda ordered an
official city census of that city taken
and it shows nearly five hundred
more persons than the number given
by the government census. Every
city around here shows a loss in
population, most of them several
hundred, and Leon shows the small
est loss of any of the county seats
in southern Iowa. The official CEN
sus of 1890 gave Leon 1922; that of
1900, 1905; in 1906, 2,027, and in
1910, 1891.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-02-09
Many Horses Sold.

There was an unusually large
number of persons attended the big
horse sale held in this city last
Thursday by the Leon Horse Co.,
and about hundred head were sold.
There were many good horses went
through the ring, and a number of
buyers were present who bought
freely, Notwithstanding there had
been big slump in the horse mark
ct in the last few weeks. On Fri
day there were four car loads ship
ped from this station by buyers, Geo.
Moran, Of King City, getting one
car, DR.. T. A. Brown, of Charlton,
car, Bert McClain, of Lancaster,
Mo-, buyer for Billy Hall a car, and
c. M. Hull, of Illinois, car. These
four cars represented at least $780,
600 which was left right here in
Leon for these horses. Not a bad
days business when the buying of
local parties is added to it.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-02-09
Jack Carey in Texas Tragedy.

1t is reported that Jack Carey, a
wrestler who spent several months
in Leon couple of years ago, was
the mysterious wrestler who engaged
in a wrestling match with Joseph
McGray, in which the latter lost his
life. The Des Moines Register and
Leader of last Friday says:
Circumstantial evidence points to
the fact that Jack Carey, as Charles
Oleson is known, was the Harry
Mayes of the wrestling opponent of
Joseph McGray, when the latter lost
his life at Amarillo, Texas, the death
being an accident.
. Reports from Amarillo are to the
effect that Oleson was the man. He
has used the name of Mayes in part
of his matches, and at Indianapolis,
his present home, it was known that
he was wrestling through Texas un-
der an assumed name.
Mayes disappeared from the scene
of the match soon after the tragedy,
although the officials decided that
the death was an accident.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1911-02-09
Endeavor Day Program.

The 7. P. S. C. E. society will OBJ
serve the annual Endeavor Day next
Sunday, Feb. 12, having been post
poned from the first Sunday on ac-
count of the revival meetings at
the Christian church. The follow
ms is the program, commencing at
1880 o'clock,
Song service.
Invocation ...... Rev. j. S. Coffin
Song .......... Sunbeam Chorus
Bible Reading .......... Society
Presidents Announcement
Helen Whistler
Solo ............. Cecil Grimes
Thirtieth Anniversary Fay Benefiel
Song Here ami Send Me"
..... Cnolr
A Word of Appreciation
........ Fern Pryor
Christian Endeavor Message
from Mrs. Benlehr,
Ida Briggaman
THE Story of Manka' Homan Pullin
Duet Ida and Iva Briggaman
1--WE Would See Jesus"
...........H Hattie Lionberger
What becomes of the Boys af-
ter Leaving the Orphan
age ...........M Mildred Avery
Song "Savior May Thy Holy
Spirit Choir
DR.. Mary l. McGovran Tells
of a New Work the En-
deavor Society at Damon
is Doing ..... Minnie Hand
A Bargain :. >. :. Ruth Tharp
Solo "A Prayer. ollie Foxworthy
An Appeal for Offering go. Pastor
Song THE World for Jesus" Choir
Endeavor Benediction.
Ushers: Fay Evans, Eva Curry, o.
i've Evans. Leland Lutz. Walter
Blakesley, Milan Sanger.
Everyone cordially invited to at
tend these exercises.