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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14
Crown.

The Crown school commenced last
week with Miss LYDIA Stephens as
teacher.
Mr., Jordan has been making a new
cement cave.
Miss LYDIA Davis is attended col
lege at Highland Park.
Chas. Moore and family went to
Keokuk last week. They made the
trip in their new Ford.
Miss Clara Caster Of Leon is visit
week near Crown.
Miss Florence Davis started to the
Leon High School last week.
The annual CARRIER reunion was
held last Sunday at the home of L..
d. CARRIER in grove. There were
between 60 and 70 present.
M. P. CARRIER and three sons of
Des Moines We're down last Sunday
attending the CARRIER reunion.
Sunday school at Grown next Sun
day will be at ten o'clock, preaching
at eleven by Rev. f. G. Coleman.
! Mrs. Jennie Wood and son Clyde
of powersville, Mo-, were visiting
Saturday and Sunday at the home Of
her brother, Chas. Keim.
Bunch G Piercy had the misfor-
tune to lose their .h1 eshing outrr
last week by fire. The straw around
the machine caught fire from a
spark from the engine. Their insur-
ance on the rig had just expired a
few days before the fire and the en-
tire loss will fan on the owners.
II. W. CARRIER and Elmer Merrill
are remodelling the house on the
Uncle John Ryan farm for Mr.. Brad
ford.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14
Brush College.

David Hubbard and daughters An
ME and Beulah were Leon visitors
Saturday.
Ode Dale and family were Sunday
visitors at Ode Vanderpool's.
Miss Vesta Evans assisted Mrs. Ed
Griffin with her house work few
days last week.
Jack Woolsey and wife spent Mon
day at Jane Lilies.
NJ. l.. Dale and wife and daughter
Nellie, and Carl Simpson of Des
Moines called at David Hubbaros
Sunday evening.
Mrs. fuzzy Craig, Mrs Jim Cs-
born, Mrs. Jim Still, Mrs. Rolla
Craig, Mrs. Omer Craig and Miss
Beulah Hubbard spent one day last
week with Mrs. J. N. Still.
Those who spent Friday evening al
NJ. l.. Dale's were Bliss McClaran an6
wife, Merit Cozad Of Colorado, Ray
and Meta Cozad of South Dakota.
Mrs. Jane LllIle called at the Da
vid Hubbard home Monday.
Willie Hubbard spent Saturda!
night and Sunday at John H,ubbard's
T. Jim Hubbard and family visited
Sunday afternoon at NJ. l.. Dale's.
Mrs Nell Still spent Tuesday at
ternoon at David Hubbard's.
| Miss Annie Hubbard spent Friday
afternoon at M. l.. Dale's.
Mrs. Cyrus Holybee spent Saturda.
in Leon with her parents, Mr.. ant
| Mrs. jeff Strange.
David Hubbard is helping M. L
Dale lay the foundation for his new
barn
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14
Geo. w. Blair Appointed Postmaster
at Lamont.

G.. w. Blair has received his COM
mission from Washington and took
charge of the Lamont postoftice Tues
day succeeding Mr.. Daniel Anderson,
one of the oldest postmasters in the
state, he having held the Office since
February, 1900. During Mr. Ander-
sons term of Office the office has been
advanced to the second class and is
now one Of the best offices between
Des Moines and St. Joe. The retir-
ing postmaster has conducted the Of
flee in an efficient manner, very little
criticism being heard of his admins
tration of the office.
The new postmaster is well known
in the community having lived here
since 1880 except years during
which time he resided at the neigh
boring town of Kellerton where we
was cashier of a bank. Since return
ing to Lamont in 1908 he has had
charge of the real estate business of
the state Savings Bank of which he
is a stock holder and director. His
appointment we believe will meet the
general approval of the patrons of
the office.
The present efficient help will be
retained. Miss Laura Scott the pres
ent assistant postmaster has held the
position for over 16 years. Henry
DEMO has been in the office for more
than 10 years and is chief dispatcher
of mails with an excellent record. w
p. cochran the all around handy man
has been employed in the office fol-
more than 3 years.
Mr.. Anderson will succeed Mr.
Blair as manager of the Lamont
Land and Loan Co.-Lamoni Chron.
icle.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14
Lonesome Ridge.

Walter Blakesley and family spent
Sunday at G.. w. Blakesley's.
Alma Poole and family were Sun
day visitors at Mrs. Laura Hulling-
er's.
Walter Evans called at e. j. Ey-
ans Friday evening.
Lewis Cannon and family spent
Sunday at VIM. Martins.
Minnie and Vesta Evans spent Sat
urday night and Sunday in Leon with
Miss Anna Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Jane Lille called at d. H.
Hubbard's Monday.
The Brush College school COM
menced> Monday with Miss Lucy Ke-
own as teacher.
Miss Vesta Evans assisted Mrs. Ed
Griffin with her HOUSEHOLD duties a
few days last week.
The many friends Of Mrs. w. A.
Moore We're panied to hear .of her
death which occurred at an early
hour Tuesday morning, death being
caused by injuries sustained by a
kick from a horse.
A large number of relatives and
friends Of this vicinity attended the
funeral of Levett Cozad Thursday at
FternOOn.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14
POPULAR PASTOR RETURNED.
Rev. II. II. MOser Returned to Leon
As Pastor of NJ. II. Church.

Rev. R. r. Moser, the popular pas
tor of the Leon M. e. church for the
past year, was returned to Leon for
another year by the Des Moines Dis
trict Nj. e. Conference, held at Glen
wood the past week. The cOngrega-
ton of the Leon church had asked
that Rev. Moser be returned to Leon,
and they are mighty glad their wish
In the matter was respected, for UNI
der his charge the church has pros
pered, and he took with him to the
conference the best annual report
ever made by the Leon church. Dur
ing his years residence in Leon Rev.
Moser has endeared himself to all
our people, and the entire commun-
ity will be pleased to know that he is
to remain here.
Appointments made outside the
Charlton district in which our read
ers are interested are: Rev. j. L..
BOYD is returned to Denison; Rev. G.
j. Fansner is returned t. Ogden; rev.
e. A. Place goes to Grand Junction;
Rev. Alfred Knoll to the Villisca cir
cult; Rev. j. S. Boreman goes to Car
Isle.
The new district superintendent
for the Charlton district succeeding
Rev. A. A. Thompson who has been
superintendent for several years, Is
Rev. r. e. Shaw, who has been sup
erintendent of the Boone district, and
Rev. Thompson will be superlntend-
ent of the Boone district.
The following is a list of the APP
pointments for the Charlton district:
Allerton, G.. Il. Cargill.
Beaconsfeld, Frank Caldwell.
Benton, T. S. Rhoades.
Blockton, William Mercer.
Cambria, to be supplied.
Charlton, Joe GoOdsell.
Columbia, supplied by r. M. Meek
Corydon, w. A. Morgan.
Dallas, w. H. Larrick.
Davis City and Lamont, N. p. Bar
Decatur, F. H. Perkins.
Derby, F. V. Warner.
Diagonal, C. NJ. Edmondson.
Ellston: supplied by P. G. Kenton.
Garden Grove, r. e. Mitchell. =
Grand River, R. G. Russell.
Hopeyille, to be supplied.
Humeston, M. B. Wilson.
Jameson, Andy James.
Kellerton, j. G. Duling.
Lacona to be supplied.
Leon, R. r. Moser.
Liberty Center, to be supplied.
Lineville, A. E. Jerms.
Melcher and Millerton, e. w. Boles.
Milo, Victor West
Mt. Ayr, r. M. Shipman.
Murray, ]. w. Taylor.
New Virginia, G. w. Koser.
90 III
Osceola, William Hintz.
Promise City, H. Il. Copeland.
Redding, r. B. VanDyke.
Russell, 3. L. Stone.
Seymour, j. F. Mckay.
Tingley, Peter Parker.
Van Vert, w. A. Weyrauch.
Weldon, E. j. Laird.
WOODBURY., V. w. Henderson.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14
WoOdartl-Spillman.

Mr.. Clarence Woodland, of near La
moni, and Miss Myrtle Olive Spill
man, Of Rich Hill, Mo-, were mar
ried by Justice John Woodmansee at
his home in this city on last Sat
urday afternoon. They were accom-
panied to Leon by Mr.. Woodlands
mother. The wedding party returned
home on the evening train and Mr..
and Mrs. Woodland will make their
home on farm near Lamont.
Highest market price paid for seed.
Biddison Grain Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14

e. J. Sankeys buys and sells Land
ON commission, makes farm loans on
approved security at tho best rates,
and docs general real estate busi.
ness. Has had 20 years experience
In tho business. Once upstairs, north.
west corner Main and Commercial
streets. Leon. lows.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14

We have bin Of Illinois lump
coal in building on the railroad
right of way. We wish to vacate this
building and move it to our own
ground, to save transferring we offer
you this coal while it lasts for thresh-
ing purposes at $4.25 per ton.
Biddison Coal and Grain Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14

Mrs. Oscar Peck spent Sunday at
ternoon at Herbert Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Okla Beavers visited
Sunday at H. o. Petty's.
Miss Cecil Gammill spent Sunday
at A. ID. Curry's.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14
A Surprise.

On Saturday evening, Sept. 8, the
neighbors and friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Shields, who live in the east part
of Garden Grove, to the number of
40, planned surprise for them as
they are soon to move from our
midst to near Grand River. Readings
were given by Mrs. Shields and Mrs.
Cornman. Refreshments of muskmel-
on and water melon were served. All
departed at a late hour. We are sor-
ry to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Shields, but
our loss is Grand Rivers gain ~
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-09-14

Mr.. Yoeky, of the Ames Agricul-
tural College, was here this week,
and assisted by Neal Campbell, has
been trying to get the farmer boys
interested in baby beef contest. We
did not have but minutes talk with
him, so can hardly diagnose their
plan, but there is one thing certain
they are on the right track, for the
farmer boy who succeeds in the flu
ture must do it on a different scale
than Pap did or get off the farm
and let some one who knows how do
the farming .-Grand River Local.
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MUST TELL
TRUTH, THEY SAY

pore NItor'i.Iur might well ua..
been M. subject uf tho ulIr,,.o. or
Horace Hunter Of Hunter SW,tsuu nnI
% o. liannum NJ ih, Ulu.r Culihiug rom.
runy. both ~ whom spnso before the
Oklahoma 81, Advertising lub NJ rs
weekly meeting u the Skiryin hotel
W.dne-in' noon Their topic We ne,
tail Advertising
luth men emphasized the necessity FOL
r'ri,'t Truth iu pl rd- NIr Hunter va
Tie fisi .N'a,Di TrHiU J.. the essential
element ui rn Hdy'fii,iug 10" ,tii. Iri
misrepresentation ui goods l'fcHtIu. |f.
nNu end While t sale mssht be muIr
v' ul. f"pf-s"rilrs merchandise. tu,
lli h'H'f would suuu uuu out that ,
'Hi H'"u cheated Eud would r,niHr tu
'um' rpaiu 10 the .tutjN which had.
cheated him clean advertising anil ti
l%iuDti'" mrr. hnndiar -p'll success in u
business ~" said.
VT lionnum defined ad,orIslr. n,
'd"srnnship 90 paper w. dr.',f,i
'Ihi WlIi' ufi glnaliiN WIs good iu ANY
branch ~ s~al"smHnship common ,Us,
100 good proportion Wa nr,sssa.r Ion.
IN mo paper variety and 'n m, word
"' mouth brand
bur nlk, re- statement iu au tI tst
'nu can't Ntub up Hy spiI lie ,uI.
uNts'ycd tho n,D,-sit, fur constant L,e-
m"firs 900 advertising 100 q stor, lcrp.
INK iiS MIN, constantly before tho puf.
chaser, ~ the r'mmuuit, through
paper advertising
President John " Newborn. ti,,ftis.
Ink manager fnr the Scott halliburton
COMPANY appointed nm "On .,p. phiin-
d'lphir committee. which viii have
,hrre' NJ Ill arrangements fen rrpr,
s'u'pii,'. ~ tNr i.,U Jub t'irrllrg tho
rational convention " tho national p
ISOLATION 100 Oh, r,uus,ltnu't metropolis
u"Nt Iuu,
rI' uuult,' I. composed .. , Nh.
Iu| kushuIr chairman I,ur. "a,
u' tine bean ivvr.ft .uuuHuN l.r
lD. co., lurtuN a TO- mud n. o. Usu,ra
90. ihs Thomas 'usss,A ,ruuAuN
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Washington Presses
Railroad Arrangement

WASHINGTON, \pril Latest de
vclupmouts IN the Mexican situas
tIon convinced administration officials
"Wednesday that the success Of the Amer
forces now largely depends on the
immediate completion ~ the arrange.
mrut fot the use Of the Mexican rail
Wa1s
Officials onNiousl, awaited u rcpl, 10
renewed requests sent Ia General 'tf
rru1i through special Ngcnt Eodgtr. Ht
Qu'r"ilfo. That the de fncto government
Immediately filfll TO-. promise 10 permit
the commercial shipment ~ supplies io
General Hrrshing force, In Mexico
News of the second clash between the
l ri"d States cavalry and q band of
outlaws near Guerrero. coupled with r,.
ports that the bandit chienain himself
had broken his band into mall groups
strengthened the belief that arrange
m'nis for Use Of the railroads should be
concluded nt once
Although lnrtlug olfirIt. confirmation
IN all ~ details. the report timt q squad
ron ~ The tenth DnNnlf. The crack ne.
gio troops had encountered 10 band ui
VIVA bandits nt aqua Cplicuto'. ucar
Guerrero and had Killed from tnirt, ~
forty Of the outlaws Wu. regarded with
satisfaction 100 official ,ilrl, Wcdu's.
dl1
Thcr" wa much interest iu border ti.
vices lu ih, effect that General ,'nuut,
Reyes. the Villa commander NJ 1urr,un
toward whom villa BE- believed TO be- n.o.
my fNd offered TO surrender Zoo cen.
'irI Tr'Ninn, commander of ~, car.
DitLt lurt"@ n gwen amnesty
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elo PRODUCERS

RlNGllNu ukls NprI D Especial b
VI. Man ul yump1u. uu The T. q Rich
ards lease hts completed we'll No sI ~
depth ~ l.l.s feet and the production
Hs iuu barrels Nu ~ Nrs completed tt
i.lrl feet With q production ~ 1000 hsf
rcls No 80 vps completed nj i.u1a t,.i
with % production uf lUn barrels $50 -
ls ifillins ~ i.luO 'rvt Nn ~ is drIl
ms At $50 fr,t So. ti aud 81 ,ru Geo.
.nilnns rH', l,,sy l,. along Mo-, lirr
NJ tvotiunt t.i.I and no
NrN'n uN ypmrpu, chiffon Richard
irps, IN 81. iiuu .i.t.I I. ,,fI active
so g. on 'ilH Ir,s, ls q tr y" m i.
dfiiinr nj .m foot so Fr b. H.iiu. pi
= lsn f'rt No n .s BE- location. $50 lp BEL
iriliut At tn .ar' NH sH i. liINr. i
$50 i,'i. Nu 70 h. , ris, Nos % aud .
are studiinf and Sen "a is % fg
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SHERIFF WANTS
FREED CONVICT

UNhrlISNllU. Oi'a Nprl
$50, 'r' Thai l.r shgrum known IN
t.' InIN .f No, H..fu. under wpU,
p'.1s,. Hui wanted .,r Hu o.. chars, u
NIrlf .f.e r1fgru uf uf,Ifl' uI and llf
ruur1u, lN'Uks. 10 Go lr ',i'Asri FROM
rho i-uli'H'ilf, pt iui,i. m Nrrf 10
Uls me information ,nr'tir,i In 10 Ir'.
i'r f' -I',I ffuw tho warden coy that lr.
si.,HiInn .N Sheriff Grf urehum ,sst,'.
dnu
Tho ''tsrries Nlrrl o., Ne nl Hw.
pnuf oU 1rT'i about three wears uEn I'
'hHUNW was arrested AMI sent tu No.,
]r,utrnii,u ln lHiuni, ipf another ,flur
Sheriff chatham will attempt iu Vi, uf,
S.nt1n b., having r. i@rpfrsrriai.tr l.
'H'''i Whom che prisoner Is released r'
's moot sIl. uf .,iilus hIs man Hs Ir s
slIl zoo ., wanted lu several other IItrss
n" criminal .Hpflt.
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THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE

'lt 'ud commits Suicide somrvus Il
th" writer un q ruffihlr u,t msk, nu{
Meet no matter huw inferior in ,if.ug II
u may &c. attack ~, rnrmt This I
more u compliment a. me ruufi 10 "A
~ Officers Than their Intelligence VOID
haven't heart RrNihIuk about iht t.s.
man fleet rnmiur uui io he SUM Nu |
vtN an alton ntm, 10 landed au.t t,f,|
uf New YORK. Is tnu,k,dIipvu ", ib.|
ruus ~ iHrIt fleet Thsf We 10. atu, Il
What happens tu private individuals t,|
au invaded ,uuuttN ~ me urup.s s.|
hiN, met fufirf terrible niss ~. nns,|
dreadful NJ ,l 10 m, tiiiius NJ hsr fvo'
daughters h, BE- mother ~ save them
from the -ulii,rs
Tho shooting down Ut f, .rnr ~ AMER.
team prisoners ~, q machine rlN !,
W'fo ulft compared Go thai jr.
niutsi uuun others
IN, %suSJI,ruI,r features lu,iui.. ,,.
siuhins ~ ihr fleet tho wott'ns ~ IA.
biz suus " ihs iufts M, destruction =,
huiidiurs b, she'll nfc. AMI wt,hed
hattie between NmsHpr md iuu,,n,a
sui'Ifrs Witch H ,,ff ,HnI,.
captain i1,' crawford. ih, ..ol, ,-,,,
delivers ID shu'i 'ii-Hs Iurrr ihs ,n,et
mission AMI u''ds Some Vt bite Own
porit1
The baiiic ,u bi Peace uUu o,-,
Il week rnsarrWsHt l' the u-,,tbel..t
ihsaivf MONDAY. with iiii, matinee .,.,,.
ins TUESDAY ~. seat sale utssu ,on.t.
TOW mutnius
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TWO CANDIDATES
CONTRASTING IN
VICTORY CLAIMS

'''"IUH count, 1Nd .IU au1 b. t..
Hni'i Nee siti. convention l,.Hf. Ne
H|fNH"ln,"d fuf 300. ilut the frturi. ,'a
u' oklahoma county na in th. s'sf
.uNN rliHu hH,, suUt,u and H.i. ih.
NuI.. 'i ihr majority M, result iu fiit
'Hirit show that m, republicans h,..
realize ih' 1yiIHH u. the sisis ,tH
,'H iun vas iN, Will vt iht mniufi,,
When Harris rI pn, m, else aitsWw'
'n uNpF the viii uf 'hr msiuiii, ih,,
tuUHer uf later wul a. down Nv dyfssi
lltffis should have accepted n. Nrs.
fHr action ~ ihv state convention ice.
Hs most rsfialnl, vuuii have iHus
A. e suikInr Achilles D., Niu nv, ir.
uT.is. DO. follow ms In the republican,
part, ut this state which hst drriaf,
fi H new deal In which the fank and
nr sf' to- have % Voice
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Tho mi,l, ,g vf Peace, , motion
wu'uJ, written ng : stuart Ha,k,ou
based upou hudson Maxim boob. THUS
uko mo Hlf'h n q Nation b. q photo.
pls nrou 4, Fraud srale (which requires
regular ihoai"r prices
lfs ior, ls imel, fpr n d,,ls Win
inr liyk at preparedness tuf Naf u, ih'
United States. and tells ~ an iu1giunr'
INVASION NJ this ,ouutr, m u nation
Ilrl Hurinuis " 10 q SOFT NJ SERMON
In favor uf pfssetylrg pesv' d, not n'
ms .o weak ms " i'mpt an cnruN and
DO BE- hard 10 believe that anybody uf
Intelligence could Witness h % ,uu'
puf ~ M, ihf,trr sill ptniius thri W
must rrlN sutirrl, uluu moral sutsivr boo
dealing with futr.gu nations
" 'rr United states army tuuli but
iI.s picture and ,,hihii " iuf ruihIur iu
s,rt, town and village n 'hr ruurir'
t vnuli hb,, 30 Vrt, wonderful r'f'y'
upon recruiting and tho general attitude
TOW lrd national defence
an much fot tho mission Itti uf rrs
Hottie tV rf Peace when vr Dpr,f
'u HIaruss ~ AS Hu s-r'ofipirwsn' W
NHl Do 'lt. liug uud remarkable dmmP
lrrui,iuu from 1u huur IN ~ huur and
hilf Nhi,h is pisr,i and padded and
patched. iu make on, ~ two hour ard.,.
l,lf .hov vi'h an rNrssdlnglN mis.rl
Rreuu, collection NJ hilssufirai srsHi,
aud wiIiat, pictures that have ne Sem
tof'1ui sssfinr upon the rlpt rfptsr
when tho picture IL stripped ~ ibis
stuff. as II viii br before he rarsef IL
nrIshrl 10 will be iNu uf three times
re- effective
The scene ~ he via, 10 lsid Boo Nsv
Nufi charles hickman and au excellent
romp,u are uSsd tu hfiur the bs itas
81, nearer huns o., itayiuH ne picrtess
upun the fortunes NJ ~ small IfUup ~
people Just ne was dpn In ths Hrih
NJ . Stallion when thf pis, OPENS Va
nHsi Hickman Utsschiur %prtIars,tuess M
needless world 4 rtars meeting j.
fhuuu .H which @ lot ~ srIur Hnd h'it
tui nlb usu address iuuish vuurn aud
tthr Wage
Ws. be- Declared ut tn ufrtr n
HH called ruHiart uu Iss steam
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farm northwest, quarter " section s'.
ss.l east
Tools have been moved bon and -tuug fur
me i's' ui the Indian Trrritur, llumiu
ating uU aud In. company uu the lltr
man farm. southeast quarter of .r.tIun
li.22.l west and IN. expect .u .pul
Tn ut once with tb, we'll
Tools ha,, also b,,n strung bt 'n, SIM.
clair and Markham location an the
southeast quarter uf section g'.!1 vr.i.
Ticket farm and work ls tp hcgIn thrft
also IN the next day uf su.
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IS LYNCHED FOR
AIDING NEGn0'S ESCAPE

kINks ruN. N 'rfl iu rH
Ul,.k. i negro v4a taken from ~, |tI.
here W,du,sdFt NI .fm,i uf.n Hnl was
pnrh.d ", vas tHs father ni it.,s,f..ii
William i,'lrk VIM WAS fymu,ri iast
week To- o. sff'. prison 90 prevent be-
iynrhinr WrlIan U'rHr WINS CHARGED
sith criminal assault Joseph nlprk vas
rhntrsd Nth hsNins assisted bill sub ti
atftmpi to- YeHatp
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m ~BLAerwtL, rleLo

l\.teNlLl okla Nptl Sp,.
..'I The MA eco p,trrisu m COMPANY
e lf'IIUt H' tstH feet in tho test vel.
Eh' lafabr, trm northeast uuat
w section al.fs.l wsst
Ih.haf 30 kinNa ul snd Uss ,um
'n' ha' moved n u Star ria and started
"'N.v lni rHs veil ON ihr Ut p
"." 'lI. n' ins fouihv oct luH.
H it.ti r,s' rNs i%1.pti,u
..In.F ui .,f l.fn
.I. HfHH u'u 900 De-
Fta| Hn IH. Nuu -.
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THE WEATHER..

IutNts FORECAST fH..itIfi rH
r,rtfpr, ,.uuHt N.f'H.f iuHIri rf
rIulsis, Hui rn.H IH"l boo fmu
'uft
Uki NIluW, r.uani Hrf I.u
uU. ifI.i
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WOULD DISCOURAGE esltp lApop

AZ ,Si1NUTuN ,pui ia,wsbi. -r
pnit un ih. huus, hn =, bar rrHiuri. Fl
1903 IHl-. frum Ir'rrstai, U]urr.i.s
u f,i ~ bod 40, i 'h sfu.i, Hts
. tnU. D.. t.I .
. Ill.
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OFFICER CLAIMS
YOUNG PRISONER
FIRST ATTACKED

81 took Loren Wilson to the basement
70 nut him In thc dungeon he
csu.c he lied to me- 70 much !
started To put him m the dungeon II"
kicked me on the shin and other parts
OF the body. During the scuinr ! picked
NJ a rope and hit hm across the shout
deus and back. / yelled to a man stand
ing an the ton NJ tho steps 70 get 'h'
kcSs to the cell door. ! gol 'lch MT my
stomach and started out Of the nas''
nent with the boy
That. IN substance. ls the testimony
o. Frank Baker In his own behalf IN
The "third degree trial Ia county court
" cdnosday morning Frank Baker htH
brother. charlie and Nl"N A. Gordon
cltv detectives, are charged with brutal
J., beating Loren WILSON. rs years old. ln
The police station ON or about February
Il
Tho two Bakers were called 20 the wlt.
mes stand Wednesday. thutll, Baker
positively denied that he bad ever
whipped the Wilson uo' Frank NlhcI
admitted that he whipped him with a
rope. but declared ho did go I'm scif-de-
ftns,
Frank said u" p,s o, ears old. and
Weighed iQ7 pounds The wilson lnd
testified Monday that Do. weighed ~
pound Tho witness testified that he
snv Wilson for tine fire, time ON rchru
o., IT, ON tho follow inns day. Do, Rni
Urtc,i,t, Gordon and Wilson went lo a
rumh,r or places lu search " the olpth"s
m, be-, vl- charged with stealing About
o.,lo,f bon the afternoon he. his brother
mud nm NlHyIon went 60 the Wilson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-05

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