_ tell you he is. Vote for Dr. STEWART
Beworrai iatca
BY P. GRAY MEEK.
“INK SLINGS.
—It would be too bad if Pennsylvania
were not to keep pace with the sweeping
reform movements that have been start;
ed in so many of the other States of the
Union.
—Mr. TENER will be in Bellefonte to-
morrow. Perhaps he will have time
while here to make some explanation as |
to why he was connected with those
swindling corporations.
—Former Mayor GUTHRIE, of Pittsburg,
BELL FONTE, PA..
The offer of Senator WEBSTER GRIM to
withdraw from the campaign for Govern-
Will Berry Resch the High Level. | Penrose Machine Pleased !
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SPAWLS FROM THE KEYSTONE.
—A yield of 400 bushels from seven acres plant -
ed on Martin H. Custer’s farm was the banner
oats crop in Skippack township, Montgomery
State board of dental examiners have
elected Dr. G. W. Klump, of chair-
ee or Pam scioe
secretary.
~Charles Fehn, a farmer doing business near
Philadelphia, has established a record for grow-
ing forty-one pumpkins on one vine, the total
weight being $77 pounds.
~Frederick D. Lutz, a prominent farmer of
Lancaster county, was dragged to death after
being unseated from his position on one of a four-
mule team. The man's team scared at a run’
of education. He thinks there should be less at-
tention given to politics in the public schools and
d : election. No speck appears upon the Dem- more emphasis laid upon their work.
hit enedisd s Wikaguées 10 Js | the | or of Pennsylvania reveals a measure of KEYSTONER'S REFUSE ALL OFFERS OF UNION | ocratic horizon. Palumniators | —A Schuylkill county man who was too coward-
onl self-abnegation rarely equaled. His nomi- | have miserably to specify dates, or | ly to go home alone, fearing that he would be
Ros. Within, if Me. BERRY will Y | nation was fairly acquired and his cam- | | proffered bill or ¢ of any vote, spesch, robbed, accepted the escort of two strangers, who
get them unite. paign has been conducted with consum- Would Rather Defeat the Democracy Sonnect Senator Grim with She causeof Mans a Yeon
— WavTER WELLMAN'S attempt to cross | mate ability and dignity. The offer to Than the Penro fa I Er Dawn |” furry. Robie former. reifent uf York
the Atlantic in a balloon was a nervy | withdraw subjects him to aspersion, at enrose Machine. | put the bald and shameless lie that there iene S. Rola, 3 formar, 10%i4eh Yorks
thing but that was about all that can be Jou 57 intone Butio order fo save | ch aly ong oc ears sis whowas declatull\edifis 9689 suieral yetis 4)
said of it unless we were to figure up the nor of the mon ; ti i i : | , dren, has returned after an absence of thirty
SE A the TE the tection of the Ra: The Democratic State Execu ve Committee, aided by candidates GRiM and | Senate. pi Shored his own Repdblican years during which he accumulated another for-
the iug} I chine candidate for Governor involves, GREEVY, with other leading Democrats were in session in Philadelphia all after- | Co. exhibiting a Justified State confidence tune.
Yate) miles in the wrong Pic igi he offers to withdraw himself from the | Moon of yesterday (Thursday) trying to bring about a compromise with Mr. BER- | their comprehension, 9 th earnest desire | —Ward Rhodes, of Johnstown, went to sleep
3 moon of yesterday (Thursday) ting 8 entire oppeiton to TER on a | 10-hlp in. amelirition ‘of evs. ‘Thi | 10%, x Company at Bosal Somer.
mated K contest, sacrifice his ambition to serve | knowledge of the matters which imme the Merchants Coal company at Boswell, Somer-
—When PENROSE nominal JonN K. | .o State, in order that the elements in | Single candidate. The following telegram received by the WATCHMAN as it was i set connty, and was run over by a coal car. Both
Tener for Governor of Pennsylvania | diately confront a Governor he has shown by
3 2 E t od bri a a a a oe oc gov. | HUNG ty press, ak. 7 p.m, lla the gaise of hel faligre ast why: the hustings in a manner that has SEI Viet etuiliet dif Yuwaen the Wtiste ag
a li But bot Sr on ap Sewniep Senator i Philadelphia Pa October 20, 1910 Somajel the x of '3e «Turning upon his tormentors and bringing a
Mr. TENER'S career have shown that tment which i » a ‘+ 19 Not one dent has been made in his | revolver into play when forced into a comer.
even PENROSE must have gotten some- has received at the hands of some of his | To The DEMOCRATIC WATCHMAN, armor. Brazen falsehood has fallen | Pasquallo Caruso shot and killed Guiseppi and
former party associates was most crue] | harmless. In campaign there Giovana Lorelli at Tyler, Clearfield county, Sat-
thing of this same sort when he got this| 4 ..o * His public and private rec: | Bellefonte, Pa. i$ some kernal of Tact that annoys, if it | urdayafternoon, the shooting being the result of a
> ords are unassailable and his mental and | There will be no fusion. Grim here ready to do anything such Wt deiopdlce: Nu on solitary quarvel over a game of cards.
— Inasmuch as the Supreme court has | moral equipment for the office stand un . fe It took Henry Neeb one hour to failto ex-
fomie. £9 equipment for the offic | pat will insure the defeat of the machine. Has placed his | Webster Bem. le FEL as the | plain to Mayor Rick, of Reading, how he dis-
just handed down a decision that State | questioned. Under such circumstances nario indands GEE ive C : . days and his own neigh- | covered two black suits and an overcoat while
Treasurer WRIGHT will hold over until | his justly acquired nomination ought to declination in hands of Executive Committee, conditioned on bots thought jpesonies the progress- | digging sod near that city. The suits were found
1913 there il Yom s8lesion for State | have been ratified by the endorsement of its ability to get Keystoners to unite on candidate satisfactory ive chorus of Bele be — Shia os fia premises 7133 were Mauifiey as property
Treasurer thi . a consequence | every Democrat in the State and support- i iti uses i claim confidence swagger- Reading raltway
Mr. PriLsoN will not need to worry any | ed cordially by every citizen of whatever to both parties, ~Berty positively sefoses to listen o_gey CE hips |The tuthoritien fadiana couty ate gi the
longer about the outcome of affairs on | political faith, who believes in civic right- compromise. A number of his leaders have thrown off all loyal Democrat should catch the stimulus | oq of vo Sat gas gi I Sappvacd o obs
November 8th. eousness and aims for honest govern- disguise and declare they don’t care if it elects TENER their EE a io Covode, in broad daylight Monday last. The
—Dr. Wooprow WILSON, Democratic ment. But for reasons ixexplicable these purpose is to defeat the Democrats, because they refused BER- party of Ble long allegiance He can find Sicves 3 elise od Sra rol ul. Shaffer made a
candidate for Governor of New Sore, Teasona Nile expectations have been dis- Ry the nomination at Allentown. Suspicion rapidly growing RO ht Feating the real | knocked down.
sid: Tile ces Sok *isg aol 5 ig It remains to be seen whether Mr. that five of their leaders have received large sum from PEN- State Juste 3 aula acquainting the people weal Mum, Ju ob 0 ya Mes, Wiliam Melb
few men do.” That is the sum and sub- BERRY and his associates on the ROSE to keep the Democracy divided in interest of TENER. collated. ‘His opponent, Mr. Tener, is | the big tay sul yes that ace Mii lah end
Statice of it all and the time has sons rium pay A eas Sentiment here turned strongly for Gry to-day. DO a En iy OE mores pach hah ad eran
when the many men are demanding standard break: disaster needless | at the wrist. operation performed
the tariff shall fall so that their pantry | triotism set by Mr. GRIM. If they do the | “= : 3 DE ceion. to. decide. There is ‘a third the Comtags hotpital, PhIPADUFE. .
i State of Pennsylvania may yet be spared GRIM in the present campaign are justly | Sacrifices that are Foolish. party espousing the ambitions of the dis. | —John Scarnblock,
accounts may improve. J a woodman employed by
: . the humiliation of the election to its or unjustly under suspicion of improper Pam: " Shep appointed, but what is the concealed | the Babcock Lumber company at Ashtola, died
—Dr. STEWART is making friends every- Chief Magistracy a man who stands ac- conduct. Why should the people of ocrats who are thinking of casting wii eatinot siake heaway ia Peay] in the Memorial hospital, Johnstown, Saturday
where he goes, and why not? Isn't he | cused of conspiring with adventurers of | Pennsylvania bestow the highest favor | their votes for the Keystone party at the | oa pera e evening a0 the veils of an 4vvides suite]
just quot as pleasing a man as you want | questionable reputation, to swindling the | within their gift upon such men while | coming election make great sacrifices to | swindle Ee Jiay by keeping Shes wi falling tree and horribly crushed, his Bl
to meet? Then, too, he has ability. A | public in stock-jobbing operations. There | they have an opportunity to confer it | small purpose. That is to say they will ulent stock dark. dare not | fractured. He wasS3yearsofage. ~~
man doesn’t become recognized as a lead-
er in his profession: unless he has earned
the distinction. And that is exactly what
any physician in Clearfield county will
and help us send a fine Senator to Har-
risburg.
—This paper stated two months ago that
Joun K. TENER was unfit to be (Governor
agers refuse to- meet this situation by
upon a man who is not suspected and is
actually above suspicion? Communities
are judged by the character of the men
they honor.
But even if Mr. BERRY were as free
from blame as possible he should not be
supported in this emergency for the rea-
son that a vote cast for him is half a
vote for TENER. Mr. BERRY has no pos-
is ample time yet to accomplish this re-
sult but none to waste. The Democratic
State Executive Committee and Mr.
GRIM have been together to-day, (Fri-
day,) and are ready and anxious to act.
Will Mr. BERRY and his party managers
prove equal to the emergency?
Should Mr. BERRY and his party mar.
be voting for candidates who have no
possible chance of election and in order
to achieve that result they take the
chance of depriving themselves of the
pleasure of helping their personal friends
next year to get nominations for local of-
The untutored ; eu
| Kansas are al ormances
| Baneas ar an York. They had
fices. We do not mean by that that the taken him to their bosoms in the rampant
—Jay, the 16-year-old son of Albert Fritz, of
Boswell, Somerset county, was badly injured by
an enraged bull on his father’s farm last Satur-
day. He went intothe stall in which the animal
was when the beast turned and made a plunge at
him, knocking him down. The lad’s right shoul”
der was badly crushed and the collar bone frac-
—John R. Graff, the young railway mail clerk
of Indiana, Pa., who was arrested by
| west, 1 a Inspector Dunn, of Altoona, 21st, on the
of this Commonwealth. If you are-in | joining with Sena Grisandthe-Demo-1 sible chance of election. The only result Democratic organization will endeavor to paw Dit Tow [0 1 rep Ye aaly | ng the mall. was septaoced. by
doubt as to the truthfulness of the’state- cratic State E tive Committee in a |of his candidacy is the division of the ostracise them or in any way deprive A News, which is the of Judge James S. Young in the United States court
ment read the story on page 6 of this is-
sue and decide for yourself whether a
man who associated himself with swind-
lers and accepted a large salary from a
get rich quick concern is the kind of a
man you think ought to be Governor of
Pennsylvania.
—When that eminent committee of
Seventy of Philadelphia sent their re-
form bills to Harrisburg to whom do you
suppose they entrusted them? To Sena-
tor Grim! Because they knew he was
the man who would take the best care of
them and prove indefatigable in promot-
ing them. This same Senator GRIM is
now an aspirant for Governor and our
fusion, the inference is inevitable that the element of electorate
Keystone party was organized and is
being maintained for the purpose of aid-
ing Senator PENROSE in the election of
his “dummy” candidate. When the Key-
stone party was in process of organiza-
tion the WATCHMAN pointed out the
parallel which the campaign of 1879 pre-
sented. Then the Republican machine
spent $100,000 to get a Democrat nomi-
nated on the Greenback ticket in order
to divide the vote against HOYT, SAMUEL
R. Maso, of Mercer county, became the
instrument in the hands of the Republi-
can machine and by polling 81,759 votes
defeated ANDREW H. DiLL by a small
itself must fall” Mr. BERRY has
said that at the time of his nomina-
tion he didn’t expect to be elected. Ob-
viously, therefore, his only purpose in
seeking the nomination, was to defeat
the election of GRiM and elect TENER.
Will the people stand for this?
The State Campaign.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger has
never been partial to the Democratic par-
ty. It prides itself on conservatism but
prefers it with Republican flavor. It pro-
Senator Cummins, comments
the party. Nothing of that kind is con- | New York Republican convention, under
Roosevel
templated. But there are other ways of | Hic. domination of Col.
i
bringing about that result.
For example, under the rules of the ...
Democratic party and the sanction of the the insurgent
law no man whose right is challenged ToceitVE
can get a Democratic ballot at the pri- |. P. M
cock and
t. The
platform's sweeping indorsement of Taft
| and the Payue- rich tariff, and its en-
| tire om i i
inger, Wickersham, Root,
awney, Lurton, Hitch
| the motley crew of pl
mary unless he swears that he voted the crats, the Hessians of privilege, cannot
Democratic ticket at the preceding gen- | Solist in the army of insurgency.” This
eral election. Now suppose that Tom | Very sad, be all rests Spon 4 Siiange
Jones and JOHN SMITH are candidates | first place, he is not the man to “enlist” |
for the Democratic nomination for Coun- | in any army, whether of insurgents or
majority. If Mr. BERRY continues in the
ty Commissioner next year. Many friends
of Roosevelt.
i It is his mission to command
! them both. That is a part of his all-em-
them of their privileges as members of utmost bitterness upon the be of Hee
in Pittsburg on Wednesday to pay a fine of $250
and stand committed until the sentence is com-
plied with.
—Miss Mary McCord, one of Lewistown's best
known residents, died at her residence there
Thursday morning, October 13th. For many
yearsshe was principal of the Lewistown public
schools, and was at one time principal of the
Lewistown Academy. Her last educational work
was done on the Isthmus of Panama, where she
had charge of one of the educational institutions.
She had been an invalid for some time.
~The Lewisburg bridge case, in which the
Lewisburg Bridge Company sought to make the
counties of Union and Northumberland pay big
damages for erecting a free bridge so close to
their old toll bridge that the franchise was worth-
less, came to an end Saturday afternoon when
the jury returned a verdict for the defendants. A
rough estimate places the costs, which must be
fesses to be Republican but of the inde-
pendent variety and it certainly is not
Democratic. Therefore its comment on
Senator Grim's offer to withdraw from
the campaign and surrender his honestly
acquired nomination for Governor as the
Democratic candidate, is the more signifi-
wonder is: How many of that eminent paid by the plaintiffs at $1000. A new trial will be
committee of Seventy are supporting
him. :
—It is a question whether TENER'S con-
nection with the swindling schemes that
the Philadelphia North American has
fight, in view of the offer of Senator
GRiM, he will be serving the purpose of
PENROSE now which MAsoN performed
for CAMERON and BoB MACKEY then.
We earnestly hope, therefore, that Mr.
BERRY will prove himself equal to the
of JONES voted the Keystone ticket vide | DECING Somprekinsivenees which is the | ygyeq for.
salt and thse £11 fs i thing that i ve sho ug have = : Fire, supposed to have originated from a gas
. .l e western I ™ "
an e friends of SMITH will chal posed bef, gg put himself | Jet in one of the grinding rooms, Tuesday night
lenge their right to vote at the primary | B¢ their head on his western tour, what | of this week, almost totally destroyed the big
because their votes would prejudice the | more natural than that he Should return | Plant of the American Plate Glass company at
himsel| James City, a few miles from Kane, entailing a
interests of SMiTH. The result would pe | Eg hiuksels alo at the head ofthe | 32, Ho ad throwing 0 men
identified him with is any worse, after
all, than his connection with the PENROSE
Machine that has swindled and robbed
condition that is presented. We are not
among those who have maligned the
Keystone candidate though we have
cant because it reveals the trend of prop-
erly regulated independent thought.
We give the editorial published in the
the loss of their vote at the primary.
If there was a chance of electing the | offensive to the west, Mr.
This is only a proof of his Many sided
As for the New York pla rm, 8
t co
esteemed Ledger in full: eysione Nice : fal} sso las m y the temporary shift of a “prac: |
Be iut ol unalialy poe. ight be worth Wise to those who favor | tical” man bent on his immedi-
service in his offer to withdraw as a candidate for Mr. BERRY. But as a matter of fact | ate point. But one really los patience | Bedford county worth mentioning, but for a week
\ | with a western simplicity which can say, | past they have been coming into Everets, in large
there is no such chance, Mr. BERRY is as the Nous dosh Sat, L SEatre ng | Cosi have
strong in certain places, unquestionably, ' frau 18 Jhen who are | carloads have been
such selfeffacement demanded Grim : : incarnation of the dollar in politics,” the | another carload was ready fo shipment, and five
canibe Grr. Crim: but he will get practically no votes at all | inguvgents will sof Bin that his “room | mere car were n course of being loaded, mak.
other places verage wi preferable to his company.” They | ing a totallof fifteen cars. Each car contained
: n rp aud they willleave vas well understand at once that | from 600 to 800 bushels, making the whole amount
"him many thousand votes below the they will have gi op Wiibther | sxesed aver 10.00 bgthge
weaker candida they t or n t i years, of Patton
SE £48 ether two tes and i; it that there is “room” for all Reeded | orton 1 Roe eden Saturday ‘wien
at this time the weaker is JouN K. TEN- con policies and ANtAGONIStIC me wf she bones of his left lex was shattered by a
ER. A careful canvass of the State which personalities.
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has been made shows that Mr. GRIM | Roosevelt and the Cost of Living. |
will get the Democratic vote substantial- ty i
. | gun in the hands Kuhn was accidentally dis
ly solid in most counties and will get In 106 the corn, S Bh Unjted | 5 ged. It is the belief of the physicians that
enough Republican votes to recompense States MS Sowo on. The | the limb can be saved. The boys were only about
worth $61
him for his loss to BERRY in other coun- | oats crop was worth $381,171100. The | sh feet apart when the accident occurred.
i | hay crop was worth $635,423,000. | —Miss Alice Larue, daughter of a farmer living
the people of Pennsylvania for, lo, these
many years. It is readily to be seen how
TENER could fall in with the one after
his schooling in the other for, in the
language of the crooks “Any graft that
pays is good enough for me."
—Every student of politics will recall
the outburst of indignation on the part of
the Prohibitionists when LEWIS EMERY:
then the fusion nominee for Governor,
said: “I support the breweries, just the
same as I do the school and the church.”
Mr. BERRY stumped Pennsylvania with
EMERY pleading for votes for him. Mr.
BERRY is now pleading for Prohibition
votes for himseif. Can a Prohibitionist
be true either to his cause or his con-
science and vote for him when only four
years ago he was urging others to vote
frankly and freely deprecated his attitude
with respect to Mr. GRiM. We want to
think well of him in the future as we
have in the past. But he must consent
to this compromise in the interest of
good government to justify his claim to
patriotic motives and honest intentions
in his candidacy. If he remains in the
field TENER will be elected as certain as
the night follows the day. If he with-
draws to make a perfect fusion possible
and certain the PENROSE machine will
not only be defeated this year but it will
be absolutely destroyed.
Will Mr. BERRY measure up to this
high standard of citizenship?
Only One Above Suspicion.
gence and dignity that have won respect.
There is no reason why he should not have at
least the united support of his own party. If Re-
‘publican opponents of the Organization are un-
hunting
| From the New York World. shooting mark. It was while doing this that the
nomination with him. Yet it is only this division
of the opposition that at the present time gives
assurance of the election of the Republican can-
didate.
Mr. Grim has frankly recognized this, and has
The Democrats of Pennsylvania have asked that his personal claims be not considered ties.
for the man who put the brewery and the re the | near Jenner, Somerset county,unwittingly caused
In ce th same level. | €VeTY reason to felicitate themselves on | H he par authority eas agree ¥oou 4 Sandider; In view of these facts what's the we | i opel faue of 31 She orm, al the | the death of Oliver Short. a farmer. Some boys
the fact -that they have a candidate for | come of this offer, of course, unless Mr. Berry in making sacrifices. ee bo i 05,257.381. and all the | Were taunting her and she picked up a stone and
—There has not been a scintilla of sus- | Governor against whom the finger of | and his associates prove themselves equally un- RG BE Ea buckwheat was Es Yutled ita one of her tormestums. The wisele
picion pointed at Senator Gi. Of the | suspicion dare not point. WEBSTER GRIM | selfish. At present Mr. Berry's candidacy has de ——Upon the invitation of Dr. Edwin | ph total Sp fiom bills signed by Struc Short, Who Was Dustin aon” the bors 18
three men who are aspiring to be our has been in the public life of Pennsylva- | veloped no practical purpose except to preven’ © Erle Sparks about one hundred students | Sregated §,552962,816.87. x unseemly conduct. The stone struck his
Governor he is the only one against nia for eight years. He has been a Fac: | Saud the independent pao in any eon | from the State Normal school at Lock | To order to make up asum equal to the = head over theright temple. the tissues.
of
whom no charges have been made. No Haven visited State College last Friday. | cost A
ticing lawyer for about twenty years and | that was hoping to raisc the State campaign to a
one questions his ability, his character or | a resident of the county in which he | higher level than either of the regular party con | They came to Bellefonte over the Cen- |,
his integrity. Heis a clean man moral. | lives from birth. But no aspersions have = ventions had reached. Mer. Berry himself hasnot _ tra] Railroad of Pennsyivania and went and buckwheat raised al
ly, physically and mentally a giant in |everbeen cast upon his integrity. No | Mads sears wo Svumble 4a. ugesoiin 5. 8 gy thie College over the Bellefonte
strength so why should you not vote for | man accuses him of fraud or Sharp Prac- | ues in the field, in present conditions, he is simply tral railroad. At the College they were
him? Supposing, for the sake of argu- tice of any description. He is above sus- | playing into the hands of the Republican organi- met by a committee of the faculty and | Srapes, SI4090.23% Te ld
ment, that you don't approve of the man- | picion, proof against accusation. Hig | sullen. __ | shown through every department of the these crops had pay |
ner in which he was nominated could a . bitterest enemies freely admit trip | Yue aisionwaynerss mee voll; UE, institution. At noon an appetizing lunch | years of Rooseveltism.
man of his type be anything else than a | character is unassailable. that would lift the politics of the State above the | Was served the visitors in McAllister | Does Mr. Roosevelt think this unparal- ‘turn out 500 tons of crushed stone a day,
clean man if he were elected. The same | The Republican candidate for Governor plane of petty personalities and selfish intrigue. | Hall. The visitors were mostly young | \elled extravagance has toting :
influences exactly that nominated Mr. is openly charged with participation in a It is not too late even now to bring forward acan- | jadies and when they arrived at the Col- | ng |
Gram for Governor nominated Mr. BER- swindling operation. The Keystone can- i SR a lege the faculty committee were not the
RY for State Treasurer and was he con- didate is accused of using an office to | force of character that not only all Democrats but only ones to greet them as half the stu- | merly of Centre Hall and ex-treasurer of , only one in Central
trolled by them after he was in office? which he was elected to get money by | voters of all parties could support him with the | dent body was lined up around the de- Centre county, was recently attacked by | is, found. this particular LOUD
Was he hindered in any of his efforts to deception for personal advantage. There. | assurance that he would be nobody's man, but returned to Lock | a vicious boar he was endeavoring to put | and durability,
expose rottenness? No. He was helped. ' fore both the opponents of WEBSTER | into a crate and very seriously injured. | {taken trom
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