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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
PIG IRON FACTOR
IN STEEL TRADE
Further Advances of 81 to So a
Ton Make 1t Leading
Feature

NEW YORK. April 14,-withou, A doubt
'he pig-iron situation is the leading feature
OF the iron and steel markets and drr,nv
the last week there were further advance,
III quotations in virtually all sections of
the country ranging from 81 to 50 per ton.
u cannot be said that any extraordinarily
large contracts have been closed recent,,,
but any small demand has some effec, nm.
der present conditions.
In. the general steel trade The co,.o,,,
neht needs are the all-absorbinp toni,
ia"uiacturers nave made preparations 10
arrange their work so that Govarnn,.n.
business can be given the preference ana
as SOON as contracts are placed all other
work will be sidetracked until tbs rrn,tsa
states has been supplied ''eN
approximately 10000 tons of structura,
material has been ordered from the maLar.
uufing the last week or ten days. This q.
considered significant. In view of the h,rh
prices ruling OF the total business taksn
ioVo tons Is for export to Norway ana Nh.
. .eanoer is Tor domestic use. There has
oeen renewed active demand Tor ,virs
products, which include some erno,.
qulries' The soid-out condition OF the mill.
mas caused some makers to witbboIa a.
ing quotations, and where orders cou,d y.
taken premiums ranging up to * nsr ,o',
lNeres. i@'o'eo oe-
.,, me scrap market continues to DISPLAY
IN the trade. Advances of 81 IN 90 uns
.on nave been made In virtually ali az.
'uons or the country and this has at,r. c,.s
much attention because of the abnorn,. y, ~,
hlsn prices which have been holdin~ sa.
weeks, II is said the demand is rood ana
Is larger than the supply. anu
There In virt,au,, -..I,
market Tor rates of standard size Tn ~
minor branches Of the trade th.r. @he
material change from the strong conais,ono NO
wnich have been holding for weeks so,as
oraers nave come In to the makers. snS
INQUIRIES Tor various products are saaS
70 oe as GOOD as ever. Authorities spnesr
IN must a., IVnnuent ,' on the outlook for the trade
advances from present quotations az. y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14

II was not until well on y the secohu
hour that any stock assumed any dehn''e
trend or market leadership in the traoihs
on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange IN tne
short session today. Then renewed
transit trust certificates and 1t was no,
long before the price had been advanced
TO above 81. a gain of IA, as compared
with the close Of yesterday and an ad-
vance OF more than 3 points in two days
also the highest It has sold in many weeks
All of the gain was not held to the close.
From the time Rapid Transit opeheo'
shortly after the beginning of the last hour'
tho certificates rapidly became the most
active on the list. Tie Street did not nave
anv definite news or reason TO account LOT
the strength and activity in the issue put
those who watch the AFFAIRS OF the company
expressed IL as their opinion that the move
mont was based on the belief that the city
and the company would get together on the
transit lease question.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
VEGETABLES

Demand was fair and the market ruled Arm
with supplies well under control Quota tinp.
We're, Were as follows; White potatoes, old~Penna''
per hush s3.25 8 20; Maine choice per hSsS
8S2oVs 90: Jersey, per basket. si.50@I. Il,
White White potatoes new. Florida, per bbi,. SI0dfiS
Sweet ss ee potatoes Eastern Shore, per bbl.-No
sag@S; swsge SnG HS SogS Sweet potatoes, Del
@2.25; No :. n.a5q .65: cuiis. 81. Sweet DO
tatoes' Jersey. per basket-No. 1. sl.256ti. 95;
n No; 2. s9@s5c s1 Onions per 1oo-lb: bas-No /
yellow yy sll@i No yellow. 1910. Cabbage
crate. $500. Spinach Norfolk. per bbi.. ss@
Norfolk, per bbl., si,so@l.05. Cauiinower. Cali.
fsnnx fonn,a ns per sEste' gq2I5 LettHse Florida.
70 good per basket boG 80 celery ~; Florida. RSS,
Per SaskstMGTssn. 81; W;35S.: wax: ,iss%s.. ss5'Sa.
Florida per box, ,iso@S'so squash, rTiSPs5s' riop5s'
Ge. per box s.5oq2, Peas. Florida, per basket -
Beets, Florida, per 100 punches. H96 Rad
ishes, South Carolina. per hamper. Si,75@2.50
Tomatoes, Florida, per crate, e4Q5.5O. As
ppsra:us, southern. per dozen synehes-Colosssi,
per Alb. basket. 81 .4O@1,T5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
CURB TRADING SHOWS MORE VIGOROUS
TONE THAN PREVAILS ON BIG EXCHANGE
NEW YORK. Anlil Ii


a o
"A
In the independent oil stocks Houston Oil the active stock
Oklahoma traded
to in
to
Conduit
s steady a
a
3 3' Consolidated Arizona
Joseph Lead a and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
I RAPID TRANSIT CERTIFICATES ADvANCl]
MORE THAN POINT ON RENEWED DEMAND
Buving Is Based on Belief of Agreement Between Com
pany and City-Cramp Shipbuildng
Makes Good Gain

The only other stock in which there v..
any activity to speak Of was United s,.,.
Steel common and II sold higher. fo,,.s
ing the trend taken in Wall street M,
widest movement took place in cr. ne
Shipbuilding, that issue advancing ou
points as compared with the close ~ -
terday. but as this gain was brought .Ssas. sss.
on the turnover OF 100 shares IL cou,d ~!
be registered as indicating the marke, n."' ns'
ton. pos'.
Movements of prices were marrow 49,,
many of the stocks which appeared du,.uu
the two hours were unchanged in nrica .s
compared with the close of yestorS.'
Taking 1t all In all the outside nnh,,.
showed very little interest in mar,.Is
affairs making the market almost ent,,~,Nt
professional The opinion was freely e
pressed in the Street that nothing NY. eA'
could be expected until definite action bsa
been taken on the Government loan or ,.a as
some of 1t has been offered to the inve,,,.t.
public. '"s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
Cotton Consumption Decreases

sued today by the Bureau of the Census
shows that there were consumed in March
exclusive of linters. 602.23O running bales Of
cotton against 613.75+ in March, 1916. Ex.
ports last month. including linters, were
Sas'soo running bales, compared with 464.-
O35 In March 1915 Imports In Maro,,
tota'ed 4I67s bales. Of 500 pounds each
eontrasted with 60.005 in March. 1915 The
number OF cotton spindles active in March
was 33,233.o72, compared with S2.o9ss7o
In March. 1916 '''V
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Receipts. 15s,533 bush. The market
ruled firm and &c higher under a fairly active
demand and stronger outside advices: Quote
tIons: Car lots. in export elevator-No. RED
SPOT, sos ss@2s3: No. = southern red, 81 500
2fl: steamer No. . red, 81. g23o: No. I"
red so.34m2. 30; rejected A, s:.3Om235; re-
jected u. 81. 28M2.31
CORN-Receipts 1901 bushels. There was an
advs nee of &c In this market due to light offer
ines. but trade was quiet. Quotations: Car
10. yelIow. ,i.Si q $50; western No. yel.
low. 81 52dI,54: western No: D. yellow. sloom
81; southern No. 3 yellow. sl.54@l.5 %.
oATs-Receipts %. - bushels; The market @
tstlons- No = white 5eh S57hc; standard 3 pa. re-
No, white. 73ia q 74lsc: sample oats, 70's @
FLoUR-Recelpt. 1925 bbs. and 4so.5l4 lbs.
in sacks. Mil limits were firmly maintained.
but business was chiefly In secondhand stocks
at concessions. Quotations per 1913 lbs. in wood
tcotton or jute sacks about 25c less): Winter,
straight; slo.25gl05o; Kansas. clear. slo2sm,
oil 20: spring frst clear. So. Is a 10. 90; do,
patent, s114Il.25 do, favorite, s11 - II;
city mills choice and fancy patent. sll,2j@
IL.
RYE FLOUR was quiet and easier. We quote
Sg.25 o. 80 per bbl.. as to quality
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
PEOPLES Gas Cuts Dividend

CHICAGO, April f.--Peop,e's Gas direc-
tors declared quarterly dividend of per
cent payable May 25 to stock of record
May J. Official announcement was made
,nat at the regular quarterly dividend meet
ing OF the directors 1t was decided that the
increased cost of Eas-makIng msta.,is .ne
and the uncertainty as to future ernsns.s
arising from International complications do
mand conservative dividend policy. ana
accordingly the quarterly dividend was rs'
duced TO ! per cent being at a rate OF 4
per cent per annum. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
BIG JUMP IN CLEARINGS
Total for Week 3O:l Per Cent Above
Same Period of 1916

Banking institutions continue to handle
an increasing volume of business. The
.otal OF clearines throughout the country
94s, as compared with S5,Sl2,694.431 last
week and $4,462,ss6,9aO the corresponding
week of last year
Details follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
ToNoPAH STOCK
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Kelsey Wheel Company. Inc. regular of 81. n,
share. payable May to stock Of record
April 10.
Bryn Mawr Trust Company. regular semi
annual Of per cent, payable May to stock
Of record April c3.
Columbus Railway. Power and Light Com,
pany regular auarterly Of ~ per cent on the
preferred series 'B' common stocks PAYABLE
May to stock Of record April ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
CranuIated Sugar UNCHANGED

1&EW YORK, April 14.-Fine granulated
1Dr remains unchanged, with the Ameri-
ID Sugar Refining Company and b. II.
|eWeu Co. quoting at 7.50c. Arbuckle
<1f4ers. the Federal and the Warner Su-
~ tsenning Companies are still out of the
fkst The last sale in spot Cuban raws
at e4se.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

sNEW YORK. April 1.-THE market for
- Futures opened active. sales amount
= 70 10000 bags. Call prices were to 0
Ip0 higher. with European and outside
|oce>lative interests buying.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
FINANCIAL NEWS
MORE STRENGTH IN STOCK MARKET
THAN PRICE MOVEMENTS INDICATE
Steel Common Being Absorbed by Strong lnterestsMany
Low-Priced Rails Are in Demand-People's Gas
Breaks on Reduced Dividend
High Points in Today's Financial NeWs

Price movoments stocks showed
gSo ,ome on Cnrb uan Stock Erchoge Another high 1rk
ndde oy Wheo York hOwed big
mereas IN ocerage oan whae demand
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
LIVE STOCK OuOTATIoNs

head, dicmG3 ae April it.--Hous-Receipts esos
SiSbo Ola IA. Inesy stesdy Mixed snd butchss3
sis; ssss !iIsss 'Iiss ss
;s Iis ;;;S = 4 Z y is;; ;;S ''|i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Large Increase in Average Loans.
Actual Deposits Fall

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE New York
bank statement showed an increase in aver
age loans of $34SS7 900. while there was
a decline of S37,13S.O0O in net demand de.
posits in the actual statement. Details
follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
for week 'o.soS. 7s2,S4s a. 4e2, $50. $50 + soi
MONEY-LENDING RATES

,hiLADELPHlA- - Call, az per cent.
Time, Az G5 per cent. COMMERCIAL naper.
'nree to six months. Az @4% per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
Sugar Futures Soar

NEW YORK. April l4.--There was
very strong tone to the sugar futures mar
ket this morning which sent prices ysry
close % the record of year or Is - a..
"a {hc IIc,!l l92x TN e s,sSel ~ ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
BANK CLEARINcs

resnonS,r. nsns clearing. today compared with cor
ks.t.$ kks.'t:.SsDAl. 'sssSSs sYs ssss
New York. S47,sSO,0li iS2. go. si2 sS7Ss7, $50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
PROVISIONS

There was little trading. but values were
nrm,y ty msinislned quotations s ranged sd
air dried, 35c. Western beef, in sets. smoked.
35c city beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked and
air dried. 88c. Western beef, knuckles and ten
ders,, smoked, soc. Beef hams. .s30@32: Pork
family. s42 1880. Hams S. p. cured, loose,
do, smoked. 25925iac. other hams, smoked
city cured as to braid and average, 24h Q25c
boiled. boneless, 3sc. Picnic shoulders. s. P.
pickle. according to average, loose, 28ia c.
Break akfast bacon. as TO brand and average. city
cured, 2Shc. Breakfast bacon, western cured
3sHe. Lard. western refined. tierces. 23c; do,
90. 90. tubs. s3c. Lard. pure city. kettle rem
dered. IN tierces. 23c. Lard. pure city. kettle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14

a. I9ss, IA saiss. ,ssI. 800 shares. compared with
0"V shares; last week. 1854 500 shares
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
Cotton Statistics

~ NBW YORK. April 1.-THE statistical no.,-
lon OF cotton 10 as follows: ''''
'fethl visible '' week Last year
NJ seis @sish '-,,, 's''2'' t'i''7sS 0'0oa'eaa
:. American 3415.o76 3h1h7o aaa s,.
Total In sight "'o'0'o~S
yssApfi 90. 11.OI0isi 1O.s7a,OaO 10. 422. DOS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BCTTER-Receipts were light and the ma rket
ruled firm. but wholesale trade, as usual on
the last day Of the week, was quiet. Quota
lions: Western. fresh, solid-packed creamery,
fancy specials. 4Sc: extra, i6M4 47c: extra frsts.
4oc: frsts. 44q 44hc: seconds, AZ On 43c: nearby
prints. fancy, Acc: do, average extra, 46m47c:
frsts. ~ 045c: seconds. AZ a 43c; special fancy
brands OF prints jobbing at 80 Q55c.
EGGS-The market ruled firm under good
demand. which kept supplies well under con-
troll Quotatio Nearby frsts. s10.35 per
case: nearby current receipts. 5000 per case
western extra hrsts, $1O.35 per case: do. frsts,
5000 per case: fancy selected candled eggs
were jobbing at 3S130c per dozen.
CHEESE ruled firm under small supplies and
"a fair demand. Quotations were as follows
New York; full cream. new. 28@ 28ia C; do. do.
fancy. held; .sc; do. do. fair to good. held
2lQ2liac do. part skins. Il N22c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
POULTRY

LIVE-The market was quiet but steady under
moderate offerings. Quotations: Fowls. as to
quality. 24q28c: rtaggy roosters. lsQ zoe; old
roosters. l6gl7c: spring chickens soft -mea ted,
- 4q25c: ducks, as to size and quality. ~ @24c
pigeons; old per pair. .s 3oc do. young, per
DRESSED-,The market ruled firm, with sup
plies of desirable stock well under control Quo
tsticns sn n, We're as follows: Fowls l. to box,
"A lbs .,I snd over apiece, 2SA C; do DO, ~ lbs
F0wis in Ibis. 'H fancy arypcksdP epSngg a
lbs: and % oyer apiece, 26hc; DO. do; smaller
tosstin. chickens, western. dry;picked. i.
DO western. n boxes. weishing lbs. per pair.
20 20c; do; do, In bbls, weighing y a 10 lbs. per
Psr' s M = & SSSi do do do weighing lbs per pair,
Weighing ga ! lbs per pair. 2s q s2c; chickens.
weighing o@ lbs per pair. 23 "a 25c; do, mixed
sizes 20 @22c broilers. Jersey, fancy. Go a 8jc;
d., other nearby, weighing | "a a2 lbs apiece.
DUG @o5ci turkeys, per lb-Fancy nearby, 32m
as BE- do. western sac fair 70 good SO sie:
Old Toms. .g@ 3Oc; common, ~ a 27c; SQUADS
9er.n per doSSenUWhe: weighing 1l@le lbs per
Dozen Dozen ssiogs,SS; do, weighing s lbs per Der
dozsn dozsn' ss22S6S$$:6e; do: weshins lbs. per
aoz; g % go; dark, saw2 90; small and Se SSe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14

Total sales. S2 .b15 900. compared with ~ AGO.
wv 'asr 90 cssttgrdsy; this week. IS: s1a 900; last
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-14
REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet but firm. Rehners' list
prices: Extra fine granulated 1900 4. soc; pow
dered. 500 soc: confectioners A. 7.40V
s.4Oc; soft grades. 6.75qS.35c.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-07-12

loosa, Iowa.
725 Cecil Clifford Fierce, oskaloosa,
Iowa i-
726 Charles Earl Feree. oskaloosa.
Iowa
1877 Everadus Jaussur. oskaloosa.
Iowa
72s Arthur J, knight, oskaloosa.
Iowa
729JtJoe1i Richardson. oskaloosa,
Iowa
$50 Abraham Rempe, oskaloosa,
Iowa
73l Henry Rempe, oskaloosa. Iowa.
732 Geard Rosenboom, Oskaloosa,
Iowa
733 Arthur Harrison Riley, oska-
loosa, Iowa.
734 Gerret Rempe, Leighton, Iowa,
735 William Stuk, Leighton. Iowa,
1876 Abraham Ryan Scharff, oska.
loosa, Iowa. .V
1877 Arie Edward Scharff, oskaloosa,
III: Iowa
1888 Leonard Peter Valster, Leigh
ton, Iowa; Il a.,
7S9 Hun Van Veen Oskaloosa, Iowa.
T40 Marseles Samuel Van Hemert.
Leighton, Iowa.
TAI Gerret Van Hamert, Leighton,
Iowa
TAI Dick John vansant, oskaloosa,
743 willus Thomas williams, oska-
loosa, Iowa. ~
744 John Walrayen, 0skaloosa,
Iowa. atHf
745 Gerret Walraven, oskaloosa,i
Iowa # Ea4
TAG L, ]. Augustine. Rose Hill, Iowa.
TAI Henry Beckman, Rose Hill,
74S Harry Walt Benson. What
Cheer, Iowa. '",
TAO Chas. Elanso Courtney. What
Cheer, Iowa. MI, Z
$50 John Hay Court, What Cheer,
Iowa
ISL Lloyd Groves, What Cheer, Iowa
752 Boyd Hawley, What Cheer, Iowa
753 Joe Holub. Jr., What Cheer,
Iowa
754 Exeritt Hutchinson, Rose Hill,
Iowa .ss@
755 Ernest Kent Rose Hill, Iowa.
756 Floyd Loving, What Cheer, Iowa
757 Lew Miller, What Cheer, Iowa.
1853 Albert Molyneux, Rose Hill,
e Iowa -.+" go
759 Aren Mechanics, What Cheer,
Iowa. if.t"sHt . g. ty.af.
$50 Robert Van Patten, Rose Hill,
t%'s Iowa. tH@2-," 80 lss
7S1 Everett Powell, What Cheer,
* Iowa. r." 90 E@ai
762 Oder W. Ray. What Cheer, Iowa.
1853 Ray Leroy Wells, Delta, Iowa.
764 Chelan Major Wells, Delta,
a Iewa. X 5sa sei nm
765 Bastian Andeway. Rose Hill,
Iowa.
766 Oscar Glennroy Anders. Rose
Hill, Iowa.
767 Howard Ray Allgood, New Shar-
III on, Iowa.
1853 Martin Andeway, Rose Hill,
Iowa. III, ,,.....
100 Harvey Arnold, Rose Hill, Iowa.
40 William Andeway, Rose HILL
Iowa. ..., ~,
III Verl Clifton Allender, New
Sharon, Iowa.
772 Peter John Bos, Rose Hill, Iowa.
773 Ora Lacey Blake, Rose HILL
Iowa.
TIA Jessie Paul Billings, New Shar-
on, Iowa.
IT'S Glenn Curry, Rose Hill. iowa.
TIC Nick Denney, Rose Hill, iowa.
TIT Tom Denney, Rose Hill, Iowa
IT'S Homer Lester Darland, What
Cheer, Iowa.
779 Hugh Denney, Rose Hill, Iowa.
$50 Mark Eveland, Rose Hill, Iowa.
7sI Charles Gross, Rose Hill, Iowa
Ts2 Homer S., Gillian, New Sharon,
Iowa. -,rfy' .#. Ill
7s3 Cloid Cation, Rose Hill, Iowa.
1884 Raymond Fl. Goodwin, Rose Hill
Iowa. ..',.. -&H.E
1856 Helmert Henken, New Sharon
Iowa.
7s6 Claud A. Huff, Rose Hill, Iowa.
1877 John Lewis Hensuli, Rose HILL
Iowa.
72S John M. Hadley, Rose Hill, Iowa
789 Earl A. johnson, Rose Hill, Iowa
700 Harold Andrew James, Rose
Hill, Iowa.
7sl Charles Morrow, Delta, Iowa.
1872 Hoyey Chester Mueser, New
Sharon, Iowa.
7sS Grin Morrow, Rose Hill, Iowa.
794 Ralph Lesley Malin, New Shar'
on, Iowa,
795 Ray Mcclure, Lacey, Iowa.
1876 Charles NJ. Parr, Rose Hill, Iowa
1877 William Howard Prather, Rose
~ Hill, Iowa. g
1913 Homer F.. Quarton, Rose Hill,
Iowa -4,ra.
1893 Howard Rowland, Rose Hill,
$50 Iowa,
800 Willie Reid. Rose Hill, Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-07-12

1174 Paul William Evans, Oskaleo-
sa, Iowa.
1175 Max Harvey Fierz. oskaloosa,
Iowa.
1l7s wilbert Pat Finerty. oska.
loosa, Iowa.
1177 Walter Logan Gabel, Oska-i
loosa, Iowa.
IT'S Harry Garner, Oskaloosa, Iowa. /
1879 Carl Gegner, Oskaloosa, Iowa. 4
1850 Harry Pierce Goodwin, 0ska- !
loosa, Iowa.
1181 John Pearl Grub, Oskaloosa,
Iowa.
1882 yerna Earl Gilbert, oskaloosa,
Iowa.
1883 Charles Victor Hedlund, oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1884 Roy Roscoe Herbig, oskaloosa,
Iowa.
1855 Paul Hart. oskaloosa, Iowa.
1886 John Harden. Oskaloosa.
1887 Glen Elwood Ratchet, oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1888 Maxwell ]. Hardness, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1889 Ralph David Hoar, oskaloosa.
Iowa.
1880 James Harvey Hilleary. 0ska-
loosa, Iowa.
1871 Fred Heilman, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
1893 Robert David Hardness, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1894 David Bernard Hawkins, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1895 Roy Virgil billiard, oskaloosa,
Iowa.
1896 Joe Eber Harlan, Oskaloosa,
Iowa.
1897 Lloyd Edwin Hardy, oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1893 Alfred Raymond Hawkins, Os-
kaloosa, Iowa.
1899 Fred Hilliard, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
1900 Henry Gust Hedlund, Oska-
loosa, Iowa. G3
1901 James Donald Hawkins, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1902 Fred Arthur Hahn, oskaloosa.
Iowa.
1903 Milo Adolphus Johnson, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1904 Grover Johnson, Oskaloosa, la.
1905 John Raymond Jackson, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1906 Carl Herbert Johnson, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1907 John ]. Jones, oskaloosa, Iowa.
1908 Frederick Lee Johnson, 0ska-
loosa, Iowa,
1909 George Carroll Johnson, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1910 Frank Harvey Jamison, oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1911 William Taylor Jones. .oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1912 Frederick William Kramer, Os-
kaloosa, Iowa.
1913 John Milton Kentfield, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1914 Harrison Brown Lewis, oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1915 George Lucas, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
1916 Vinton Aubrey Moore, Oska-
loosa, Iowa. ..
1917 Ray Allen Moore, oskaloosa,
Iowa.
1918 John Floyd Moore, oskaloosa,
Iowa.
1919 Ira Gilbert McFar, oska-
loosa, Iowa
1920 Leroy Baird Mccullough, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1921 Raymond rid McDonough, Os-
kaloosa, Iowa.
1922 Ralph Mason McIntire, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1928 William Frederick Nelson, Os-
kaloosa, Iowa.
1924 Daniel Peters, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
1926 Albert Lyall Parker, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1926 Orle Johnson Pomeroy, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1927 John Henry Perkins, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1928 Charley Richard Richmond, Os-
kaloosa, Iowa.
1929 Paul Howard Richardson, o.
kaloosa, Iowa. .'
1880 David Ruggenberg. Oskaloosa,
Iowa.
1921 Robert Ray Hickey. oskaloosa,
Iowa,
1882 James owen Riley, oskaloosa.
Iowa.
1898 Christian Leon Stoler, Oska-
loosa, Iowa. -a#
1884 Edward Arthur Schmidt, Oska-
Ioosa, Iowa.
1885 Henry Arthur Sparks, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1886 Fred Everett Smith, Oskaloosa,
Iowa
1887 John Seams, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
1888 William James SHELTON, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1889 Sebastian Marks Seams, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1910 Ferris A. Seibert, Oskaloosa,
Iowa. a....
1912 Reford Henry Smith. Oskaloo-
sa, Iowa
1912 Paul William Stump, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1243 Harry Emmett Sisco, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
1914 Lloyd Elmer Strohman, oska-
looSa Iowa.