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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-20
Notice.

There will be no raise in prices at
the Court street barber shop during
Roundup week. Regular prices,
(AdvO RAJ HUMPHREY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-20

manufacturer of the guns cannot be-
gin at once, but the factories expect
to begin operations within a month.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
B~LAGOSLOVI ,VOJNE.

V liublianskem ''Slovcnskcm
Narodu" citamo:
"Uradno .ic bilo obcinstvo opo-
miniano, mai BIO Stedljivo Z zivi-
Ii, ola ne pridemo $ ~prehrambo V
kako zadrcgo. Ia naSc slovenske
p~okrajinc je Ia opOmin toliko vaz-
nejSi, kcr ne pridclamo vsch zivil
donna, ampak Jill dobivamo V vc-
Tiki mnOzini IL drugih kraiev. Do
slej hi Sc pomanjkanja, paG pa vi
dino, da naraSca draginja. Gospo-
DIME, katerim statistiGni izkazi o
pridclkih pray malo imponirajo,
zavzcmajo gledc vpraSanja, Gc jc
zadosti zivil ma razpolaganjc ali
ne, pray treZno staliSGc. Gospodi-
ME pravijo: cc .ie kakega blaga
zadostl, potem so Gene zmcrne, Ge
pa ga zacenja primanjkovati, pa
pOSkoGilo Gene. Pri TEN Sc pray
mic ne meniio "a to, ali nj morda
mnOgo zivil skritih in Gakaio Nth
posestniki, da bodo postale Gene
Sc vecje. Draginja naraSGa zda.i
ze wee mesecev. Use Sc .ie zelo OBJ
cutno ~podrazilo in Ia draginja sill
gospodinie. ola stedijo in var6uje-
10, kolikor ie mogoce. drugaGc hi
sploh ne izhaiale. Povprek sc lah-
ko rece, da Sc .je cena domaGih po-
trebsGin zvisala "a 30 do so cd
stotkov in pri TAXI draginji .ic pac
naravnO. da gledajo liudic s skrb-
mi V prihodn.iost. Mcstnc goSpo-
DIME so ze vslcd tie draginjc po-
sebno prisiljene. da naroGujcjo
kolikOr mogotc, zakai poskoGilc
so samo cene zivii, zaSluzki pa 81
MISC povecali. marvel Sc vcGino-
ma Sc skrtili.. Ma kmetih .ic dru-
GAGE. Tam imajo cd prodanih zivil
sedaj vcliko veGic dobiGkc kakor
so .lih imcli pred vo.ino in samim
jim hi trcba zivil kupovati. V
mcstu pa Sc draginia re jake brid-
ko obcuti in bodo moral poklicani
krogl vines poseci."
IL raznih pisem spoznayamo, da
tudi ma dezeli nj vcliko bolie ka-
kor V mestu. Steer pa: Kaj jc
vredna vlada, Xxi INA zaccti voino.
kl Una opominjati obcinstvo, mai
malo je, skrbeti "a zivila pa ne
INA?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
AVSTRIJA Sc BOJI ITALIJE

Mestni magistrat ma Reki .je
razglasil, da je vsako daianje
znamcnj Z lucio strogo prcpo-
vedano in da morajo hiSni pc.
scstniki takoj ovaditi vsak pc.
kus, DAFT z lucjc kako znamc-
ME. kdor 81 prot tcmu ukazu
pregrcSi, bo obsojen ma II dni
zapora ali 300 X globe.
ker so Srbi in Rust pac pre-.
daleG cd Rekc, Sc more ia ukaz
n%anaSati lie ma strah. XII ga ina
Avstrija pred svojo "zaveznico"
ltalijo. Prijetno mora biti Sc
daj zivljenjc V teh kraiih! Maj
sc kdO spozabi in 81 blizu okna
prizge cigarette. pa DO to takoj
signal. Ma Galiskem in v Bu-
kovini so postreljali pc nagli sod
hi ma stotine Judi zaradi takih
"signalov".
Da Sc Avstrija boji voine z I.
talijo, je videti tudi IL tega, da
je VISA Furlandija, VISA vipavska
dolina in visa kraska zemlia pre-
prezena 2 v~Ojaskimi zakopi.
kaj Sc BIO tam sejalo?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
PAPIRNAT DENAR.
.jubljanski listi javljajo:

Ljubljanski listi JavljajO:
"Vcst, da DO avstrO-ogrska
banka pricela kovati 50vinarske
novce, nj resnicna. Pac pa iii
dejo skoro enokronski bankovci."
To ie zelo sumljiva vest. Pc
TEN JIG soditi, da nimajo kovine
"a denar. Izdajali pa bodo pa
pirnat denar, O katerem 81 je ma
lei podlagi lahko misliti, da DO
incl tako vrednost kakor ban
kovci, XII Jill izdaiajo mehikan-
ski general.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
ADvERTISEMEN
AvStr. S%IOvenskO
Boil. Pod. Dru$tve
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Ustanovbsno i6. januvarja
1872
lnkorporirano "a. februva .
1908 v drkavi KAnsas

ocuSZ. FTOntenac, h8nS.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN. Box 70 T. Mineral. Kama
Podpreds. JOHN GORSEK, Box 179, Radley, Kans.
TaJnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, KanL
Blssajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box PAS. Mulberry Ksns
zapsniksr: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, l.. Box SO, Frontsnsc. Ka.s
NADZORNIKl:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box POT Ridley, Kans.
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 4S2, Fronteaac, nsna
ANTON HOFFMAN. Frontenac, Kaus.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO. r 4, Woodward, Iowa.
FRANK STUClN, Box226. Jenny Lind, Ark
MALTA SETINA, Box 90, Franklin, Kans
Pomozni odbor:
FRANK SELAK, Box 81, Frontenac. Kans
JOHN MIKLAVC Box 227, Frontenac. Kans.
Sprejomna %pristoJbina cd 10. do 45 leta znasa 81 so.
Va dopisi sc mai blagovolijo poslla n, a. tnjuiks
Use denarne poSiljatv pa a. blagajniku
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
BOZJI OAR.

V Ncmtiji in Avstriji so Wade izdalc ukaz,
ola Sc ne SINE kruh mesiti IL same mokc. V Anne
r!kl ne cakaJo pcki ma tax ukaz; prciSkava. XII 10
vodi DRAWN pravdnik V draw New York. ie po-
kazala, Ola ST. tam ~sestavlja pecivo IL 80 dclov
rHokc, oStali deli so pa malice (gipS). amoniak in
raznc soil. George Ward, podpIedSednik krusnc.
ga trusta. je primal, da Sc izdeluj"jo "take me.
Sanlcc' in da so trijc mladi kcmiki scstavili
zines. Xxi ic zdravejSa. pa veldar cencisa cd kru.
ha.' Bill je pa tako previden, da ie 'uljudno
ampak odlocno' odklonil vsako poiaSnilo.
TiSotkrat so nam pravili, da jc kruh bozii
dar. Steer jc TO nckam Gudno darilo, katcro ie
treba drago plaGevati. Ali nemara nam bodo
Scdaj Sc dopovcdovali, da jc kruh IL sadra in amo-
niaka tudi pcGen pc bozjih navodilih.
kruh ic naivaznejSc zivilo, in de ga pacijo z
malccm in $ solmi, Xxi so oGitno Skodljive Glove
Skemu organizmu, jc TO javna nevarnost. Ne hi
Ii bll zadnji cas-, da prevzamcjo obGine same izde-
lovanJc tcga bozjcga daru, da hi liudje, Xxi kupu-
JeJo kruh, vedcli, da dobe res kruh "a svoj denar.
III da hi delavci, Xxi izdelujcjo bozji dar, tudi sami
rriSli IL suzcnjskih V deloma GloveSkc razmere?
V raznih mestih I%talije, V katerih imaio socia-
listi upravo, so komunalizirali izdelovanje kru-
ha. Praksa Je potrdila teoriio. da .je ljudstvo do
bivalo boljSi in obenem cencjsi kruh, da so pekov-
ski pomocniki prisli v cedne in zdrave delavnice.
dobili boljse place in wee poeitka. in da je Sc
ostalo obtini toliko dobika, da GA je V svoiem
proracunu lahko obrnila v prid obGine.
Zakaj he hi bio to mogoGe V Ameriki?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

Socialism raztrgati ma drobne
kosce je lahko, &c ga clovek ne
pozna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
IL URApA GIL. TAJN1KA A.sB.P.p.
Spremembe pri krajcvnih drustvih
V mesecu f~ebruarju 1915.

Prestopili clan-ice:
Cd Dir. st. 5 k druSt. st. Ii. Karl Vo-
diSek.
Oh drust. st. t. k druSt. SIT. II. Bar
bara Kuplen.
Cd drust. st. 10. k drust. st. 10. An.
ton Kristan.
Cd drust. st. 10. k drust. st. II. Frank
Kutar.
Zopet sprejeti clan-ice:
Pri dr. st. ,. Anton VesoviSek.
Pri DIR. st. 4. John in Mary Sluga,
Jacob in Franciska Bond.
Pri Dir. st. @. Kar. Giodan.
Pri Dir. st. 10. Alois Erzen. Jos. Pouh,
John Erzen, Jacob James, in Mary
Pouhe.
Pri DIR. st. IL. Jos. in Tereziia Boseti,
Karl in Antonija Bozata, Aug. in Jo-
hama Kuplen.
Pri dr.. st. II. Anton Skoberne.
Pri DIR. st. l6. Stefan Zemlak. Mohar
Zaubi, Anton Zemlak, Josef Zalaznik
in Elizabeth Zalaznik.
Pri Dir. St. II. Frank Markun in Ma
~ Krhlikar.
Pri DR.. st. 20. Josef BobiG in John
Sega.
Pri DR.. St. 90. Geo. in Mary wer-
I hole, John Manfrid.
Suspendirani clan-ice: .
Pri Dir. st. .. Vincenc in Paula Brcs-
mix.
Pri DIR. st. 3. Rudolf PotuSek.
Pri DIR. st. 4. Vine. Paier in Edward
Raunikar. Drugi mesec: Mihael in Te-
reziia Podlesnik.
Phi DIR. st. .. Anton in Matilda Obri
der.
Pri dr.. st. :. Jos. in Julia Miklauc.
Pri dr. st. 9. Konrad Konc, John in
Katarina Dollar, Martin Zaiber, Nikolai
Bibar, Val. in Neza S~teinkelner. Drugi
mesec Dom. Simion.
Pri Dir. st. 10. Liza Kolenc.
Pri Dir. st. l.. John zeleznik. Ant.
Kral, Aug. in Ivans Kuplen.
Pri Dir. 81. I6, Martin in Mary Knes.
Frank in Meta vidmar, Frank in Ju-
LIZA Jamnik. Drugi mesec: John in
Franco Singel.
Pri DIR. st. II, Luka in Tereziia Will
fan. Drugi mesec: Vincenc in Cecilia
Merzcl.
Pri Dir. 81. 20. Drugi mesec John Go.
lobic.
Pri Dir. 4. %. Drugi mcscc: Antonija
Stimac.
IsobSeni Slnnice:
Odd dr.. 81. 3, Josef Randi, cr. 1899.
Cd DIR. II. 1, Jos. Speiser er. 276 in
Jera Spciser cr. 277.
Cd Dir. 81. 9, Mary Andrejtic cr. OBS.
Cd dr. II. 10, John Mocnik cr. rs,
Ivana Novosat or. 695.
Cd DIR. st. IL, Frank Selak cr. M,
Vid P~odbevsck or. 1921.
Cd DIR. st. II, Frank Medved or. ll2l.
Cd dr. II. 20, Jacob Podlipnik cr.
1882, John Lusnak or. l762.
Cd dr.. 81. 20, Frank Senger or. 1912.
Cd DIR. 81. 23, Frank Mrak or. 1914.
Umrli clan-ica:
Pri DIR. 81. o. Radley, Kans, Mary
Jerovc err. 600. Umrla 1. febr. t. /. Y
s~tarosti % let.
John Cerne, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

"Notranja misiia" dale brez-
poselnim dclavcem - sveta pis-
ma. Tam notri je sicer zapisano,
da clovek ne zivi lie cd kruha. am
pax tudi cd besedc bozje. Toda
samo cd besede bozje tudr ne gre.
V Ohio je poSlanec Palmer
vlozil V zakonodajni zbornici
predlog. da maj Sc Glovek, XII ka-
di 30 dni pipo, obtozi zaradi enc
dostojnega ponaSanja." Ali nj
Palmerjev prcdlog nedostoien pa
nett?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

Billy Sunday, nekdanii sportni prctcpaG in
scdanii veliki prerok, JIG toll sodruga Filipa
Wagnerja, izdajatelja lista "Thc Melting Pot"
zaradi %zalJcnJa casti. To postane lahko zclO zani-
mivo. Ialitev Obstoia namreG V tenn. Ola ic Wag-
ncr objavil "izpoved", XII io ie "vcliki misionar"
~svoiGas sam spisal.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-18
IOWA CALIFORNIA PICNIC.
Annual Gathering of Iowans Was Too
Big for Eastlake Park, $4,000
'a Being Present.

The following account of the an
nual picnic of the Iowa State Society
held at Los Angeles, California, TAX
en- from the Los Angeles Examiner,
will be read with interest by many of
our readers:
Eastlake Park was overflowed yes
terday with the annual picnic of the
Iowa State Society, the largest gath
ering OF it's kind in southern Califor-
MIA Most of the cities and towns
within a radius of fifty miles of Los
Angeles were represented in the vast
crowd, estimated at $4,000 by Secre-
tary Parsons and other officers of the
association.
Parked motor cars to the estimat-
CO number OF 5000 occupied all avail
able space on the streets Immediately
adjoining the park. The walks in
the park were not spacious enough
to hold the throng and thousands
trod on the lawn.
The largest out-of-tOWn delega
tons were from Pasadena and Long
Beach, each estimated at 5000. Part
of the picnickers from the beach city
came in a special train of thirteen
cars over the Southern Pacific. The
smaller communities were represent
ed by delegations numbering from 25
uD.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-18
James j. Hill Sees His Dream Come
True.

With the completion Of line
from Casper to Grin. Wyoming, the
Hill or Burlington system has closed
the gap in its Enthusiastically
get-Sound line, conceived long ago
by James j. Hill. 1t has taken IA
years to carry out the Hill project,
one of it's features being an 500 foot
tunnel in the Big Horn-North Platte
divide, which is lined with concrete
put on with air pressure. No grade
on the line exceeds As feet to the
mile 1t is asserted that train can
be started at the crest of the divide
and run to the Missouri river with
little more motive power than its
own weight. The divide is 6,028
feet above sea level and at present
trains are operated over the hill via
a "shoo-fly" line, pending the COM
pletion OF the tunnel before mention
ed. There is one cut from which
100000 cubic yards of material had
to be removed. Trains will be operat-
ed around this temporarily. Oil will
be used for fuel in Wyoming, the
road passing through the great oil
district in the vicinity of Casper. It
is believed that this north and south
line will be a great factor in the
movement of tonnage, now that the
Panama canal has been completed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-18
ROLL OF HONOR.
Pupils in Leon Schools Neither Alb
sent Nor Tardy During
Month of February.
NORTH BUILDING.

1st grade, Miss Alkaline Crawford
teacher Barber, Cleo Hamil.
ton, Iris Hamilton, Edna McHarness
Helen Mcintosh, Ollie Parsons, Der.
tie Pickering, Clair Spicer, Raymond
Spicer.
1st grade, Miss Nora Golfer, teach
er.-Albert Allen, Larkin Barry
James Coleman, Francis Cheering
ton, Louise Coleman, Victoria Coop.
er, Virginia Penniwell, Lucille Phil:
lips.
End and 3rd grades, Miss Harriet
Beavers, teacher. ohm Harris, Geo
Post, Hortense Warner, Margaret
Adair, Irene Harris, Mabel Brooks
Marie Pace, Truman Merwin, Fran
els Howard, Perry Barnhizer, Lenna
Smith, Margaret Alexander.
3rd and 4th grades, Miss Joseph
inc Cooney, teacher Lucille Asbury
Roy Barber, Louise Bradfield, Jack
Ferrip, Raymond Citizens, White
Hurst, Ruth Johnson, Margery Long
Marion Mcintosh, George Martin
Opal Pickering, Ingvert Rhoades
Inez Rhoades, Helen AVanWerden
Mildred Myers Homer Ackerley
AUDREY Barber, Leon Benefiel, Virgil
Cheering ton, Frank Coleman, Edgar
Hansell, Harold McHarness, Leah
Parsons, Villetta Statzell, Gleason
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-18
large shipment of Chicken psjust arrived.

chanan, Paul Caster, Thelma Fore
sythe, Chester Kinds. Chester Mar
tindale, Leone Poush, Edgar Rey-
nolds, Sarah Axes, Leo Boatright.
1st and End grades, Miss LYDIA Ep-
perley, teacher.-Floyd Axes, Edgar
Bell, Alberta Hamilton, Kathryn
Smith, May Woods, Frances Wright,
Louise Smith, Pauline Barrett, Mil
dred Buchanan, Glen Foresythe,
Lawrence Peters, Beulahs Perks, Ly-
man Scott, David Boatright, Orlin
Jacobs.
End and 3rd grades, Miss Grace
Beavers, teacher. -Dorcas Adair,
Martha Bright. Irene Robertson,
Ruth Still. Mona Foresythe, Opal
Turner, Bertha May Wallace, Wilma
Buchanan, Mercedes Zimmerman,
Julia Daughton, Goldie Peters, Hazel
Smith, Wade Stoner, Roscoe Kinds,
Glen Foresythe, Chester Walker
Murl Perks, Stephen Givens, We're
Konklin, Wesley Reeder.
4th and 9Th grades, Miss Ella Gro
gan, teacher.-Lyman Axes, Samuel
Brady, Monica Daughton, Edgar Ep-
perley, Ruth Hamilton, Letha Perks,
Veta Robertson, Helen Still, Muriel
Turner, Helen Buchanan, Glen
Hutchinson, Mamie Bright, George
Gunter, Lester Foresythe, Ruth
Kinds, Wesley Lorey, Roe Martin
dale, Grant Martin. Clifford Peters,
Frederick Tulls, Luther Bennett,
Harold Reeder
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-18

Mr.. W. H. CLANCY, R. F. D. .,
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-18
SCHOOL NOTES
GRACE CAMPBELL
CLARA CARRIER
Editors
\ = x = x x = 3 x =
Esse guam. videri.

..# ESSo guam, VlOeTl.
ITO be rather than to seem to be. }
Lyda Stephens visited High School
Thursday.
Goldie Toney, of Pleasanton, visit
ed High School Monday.
School will close on Friday Of this
week for the county institute which
is to be held in the High School
building on Friday and Saturday.
The domestic science classes will
serve lunch at noon in the basement
Of the building.
Prof. Gass went to Weldon Fri
day evening to act as judge in the
local declamatory contest.
Mrs. Geo. Penniwell visited Miss
Golfers room Friday.
Dwight Smith has returned to
school after several weeks of illness.
Mrs. Wesley Chew, Mrs. Hansell,
Mrs. Horn and Mrs. Ed Biggs visited
Miss Beavers room Friday.
Mrs. saba Stout visited Miss
Crawfords room Monday.
The grade contest held last Thurs
day evening was a great success.
Miss Pauline WoOdmansee won first
place and will represent our school
in the county grade contest next Fri
day evening.
The Marvin children entered the
south school Monday.
Our representatives will go to
Creston on Friday to take part in the
Quadrangular contest that evening.
The, towns represented are Leon,
Creston, Osceola and Corning. Our
contestants are Lola Brazelton, in
the dramatic, Helen Jones in the
humorous, and Joe keshlear in the
oratorical class.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-18

| The main features of the day
were the basket dinner, at noon, the
literary program in the early after
noon; the college reunions from to
4 p. mr., and the thousands ofahappy
reunions between former Iowans. 1t
is said that the prospect of meeting
an old. friend or relative is the main
incentive for attending the monster
gathering.
There was an unusual number of
veterans present on account of the
presence of Col d. J. Palmer, Com
mander-in-Chief Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, who was the guest
of honor. The principal speakers
were former Vice President Fair
banks, ex-Gov. Frank Jackson of
Iowa, and Judge Wilbur, president Of
the association.
Fife and drum corps from the Sol
diers' Home and from Los Beach as
sisted in giving an ovation to Col
Palmer In his interesting address
he spoke of the present world war
and urged that the United States
strengthen it's defenses, as a precau-
tionary measure He declared that he
is in favor of a larger standing army,
more battleships and increased coast
defense. Following the command
er's address, an informal reception
was given in his honor.
Mr.. Fairbanks, who is from Indi-
ana, spoke of the intimate business
and social relations between the peo-
pie of that state and the neighboring
commonwealth of Iowa. He relat-
ed some of the history of Iowa and
called attention to the achievements
of its thousands Of distinguished
sons.
The speech of Mr.. Jackson indi-
Gated that he is fully imbued with
the spirit of Iowa He told of the
progress of the state, it's wealth and
prestige among the states of the
Union. Judge Wilbur discussed the
plans of the organization composed
of Iowa people transplanted to
Southern California.
Col and Mrs A. E. Shaw served
typical Iowa picnic to twenty-five
guests, including Col Palmer, Mr..
Fairbanks, ]. j Hamilton, Mr.. Par
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Brock.
The elaborate basket dinner was
served at the Polk county headuuar-
ICl AC AOol dIu uOSlSSS were
highly complimented for the guam
tity, quality and variety Of the food
served.
The members of the Sioux City
Club served their basket dinner on
tables. The former residents of APP
panoose county dined together at the
county headquarters.
Each county of the state had head
quarters with table and blanks for
registering. The records show the
name, former Iowa address and the
present local address of the persons
registered. The picnickers were
faithful in registering. The names
are filed at headquarters of the Fed
GRAFTON of State Societies and are
open to the public. They are used
principally by former Iowa residents
who are in search of the addresses
of friends and acquaintances from
the home state.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-18

starr.
5th grade, Miss Wynne Cash
teacher. -Eschol Stewart, Ora Bow
man, May Adair, Bernice Alexander
Velma Thompson, Vera Pottorff
Myron Horn, Benjamin VanWerden
Frank Slade, George Johnson, Ruth
Elwell.
9Th grade, Miss Olive Gwinn
teacher CHLOE Axes, Reginald Al.
dredge, Dorothy Beardsley, Curtis
Bigley, Gladys Dale, James Daugh-
ton, Florence Gates, Margaret LOrey
Gladys Martindale, Otis Mullin, Mar
ion Mullinnix. Harold Sears, Sarah
shular, John Stockton, Clarence
Swanson, James Swim, Mildred
Walker, Wendell Zimmerman.
7th grade, Miss Nellie Mullins
teacher.-Asa Barber, Lucille Blu
chanan, Martin Cesler, Beulah Clam
pitt, Robert Grouse, Oren Elwell
James Hansell, Stanley Hatch, Lydia
Kentner, Edward Mckay, Hazel Nc
Kay, Sarah Mckern, Mildred Merwin,
Pearl Perks, Merle Pickering, Ger
trude Pearson, Forest Quigley, Le-
land Statzell, Maurine Turner, Abel
Boatright, Audrey Halbach, Dorothy
Osborn, Martin Perks.
8th grade, Miss Halle " Moore,
teacher Maurine Penniwell, Verna
Sires, Martin Biddison, Dillon Frost,
Helen Gammill, Maude Gunter, Lin
coin Follmer, Verne Stoner, Ray
robertson, Ralph Biggs, Abigail Al
exander, Edna Biggs, Hattie Johnson,
Mae McKern, Dwight Zimmerman,
Arthur Gardner, Celia Shular, Nor
borne Harris, Clara McHarness, Hi
mcnia Russell, Harry Gillian, Tenn
pei Brown.
9th grade.-Porter Asbury, Irene
Buchanan, Mabel Carrithers, Joseph
inc Coder, Alice Conwell, Earl Dodge,
Amanda Follmer, Jesse Follmer, Geo.
CARRIER, Georgia CARRIER, Carl Gittin-
ger, Burr Hatch, Dorothy Hoffman,
Marjorie Hoffman, Stephen Hurst,
Glen Kentner, Page Mckinley, Mar
jorie Mullinnix, Frederick Parrish,
Thelma Pickering, Lua Record, Ce-
ell Rhoades, Grace Robson, Reah
hobison, Ruth Shields, Merle
Stephens, Harriet Stewart, Doris
Stoner, Chas. VanWerden, Roy Will
ey, Esther Osborn, Julia Mullin, Alta
Sears.
10th grade Harry Lemley, Iry-
ing Little, James McHarness, Leila
Musselman, Francis Pearson, Bar
bara Penniwell, Beulah Pottorff,
Fred Rush, Walter Scott, Marion
Slade, Ruth Tharp, Glen Walker,
Ray Wiley, Grace Barrett, Homer
Dale, Jane Follmer, Pearl Cannon,
Lynn Gardner, Eliza Kalkofen, Alma
Kindblade
18th gradeLois Ackerley, Bob
Beardsley, Geo. Chastain, Ethel COT
fin, Gladys Dunn, Freda Ferren,
Raymond Goodman, Winifred Hamil-
ton, Cuba Hayes, Carney Howell,
Helen Jones, Frances Kentner, Dew
ey Long, Lulu Rumley, Bob Scott,
Lulu Shields, Marjorie Shular, Neil
Smith, Mabel Slower, Roscoe Scott,
Hazel Stuteville, Bruce Townsend,
Erma Woolman, lone Woolman,
Geo. Youngs.
18th grade.-Nina Bowman, Mary
Boyce, Leal Buchanan, Rollie Dale,
LYDIA Davis, Leila Easter, Elma
Forbes, Clara CARRIER, Myra CARRIER,
Martha Hoffman, Bert Kemp, Fern
Melvin. Lenna Muse, Nina Olsen,
Neil QUIET, Bryan Robbins, Andrew
Scott, Horny VonNostrand, Dorothy
Hull.
SOUTH BUILDING
LIST grade, Miss Helen Deck, teach
Jennie Lester Bell, Willard Blu
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-03-18
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For Sale-On the Stone farm, Ga
miles northwest of Leon, AZ miles
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