BIG VICTORY FOR VARE
PREDICTED IN COLLIER'S. |
Weekly’s Observer Thinks Pinchot
Votes Will go Democratic in Case
of Defeat.
New York, May 10.—Vare will win
in the Pennsylvania Republican Sena-
torial primary on May 18, Walter
Davenport, of Collier's Weekly, de-
clares in the current issue.
Mr. Davenport makes his prediction
following an intensive survey of the |
primary contest in Pennsylvania and
interviews with scores of supporters
of the three candidates, Senator Pep-
per, Governor Pinchot and Congress
man Vare, as well as first-hand inves-
tigation in the various voting strong-
holds.
Winning of the Senatorial nomina-
tion, he reports, is an incident in the
larger fight for control of the Repub-
lican party in Pennsylvania, Vare’s at-
tack on the Mellon political interests
being an attempt to maintain Phila-
delphia control against the gravita-
tion of political supremacy to Pitts-
burgh. He points to Senator Pepper's
defeat by 50,000 votes in Allegheny
county in 1924 as significant, as also
the indorsement of Beidleman, Vare's
candidate for Governor against Fish-
er, the Mellon candidate, by such poli-
ticians as Joseph N. Mackrell, Alle-
gheny County Register of Wills, as an
indication of the trend among politi-
cians in the congested cities.
His final conclusion is that the mass
vote will swing to the wet margin,
the World Court and similar issues
having no large mass appeal in face
of sentiment for modification of the
Volstead act. Political Adv.
Boalsburg Stricken With Measles.
A general epidemic of measles has
broken out at Boalsburg and every-
body seems to be catching them—
young and old alike.
Last week both the primary and
grammar schools had to be closed on
account of the epidemic and so many
of the High school students have been
infected or quarantined that there has
been talk of closing it also.
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——A glance at the Scenic pro-
gram published in the Watchman
will convience you that manager T.
Clayton Brown is showing some wou-
derful pictures at that popular place
of amusement. Pictures the like of
which cannot be seen anywhere else
in Bellefonte. If you are a movie fan
make the Scenic your regular place
of entertainment as you are always
sure to see something good.
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AARONSBURG.
John F. Krape and family on sun-
day afternoon motored to Huntingdon.
Mrs. Mertz, of Northumberland,
spent several days recently with her
sister, Mrs. W. H. Phillips, on Main
street.
Mrs. Samuel Mowery and grandson
have arrived home from Sunbury,
where they had been for a number of
. months.
Rev. G. H. Fred Greising is attend-
ing the meeting of West Susquehanna
Classis of the Reformed church in
session at Centre Hall this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyer, of Belle-
vue, Ohio, after a visit with Mr.
Boyer’s father, Samuel Boyer, left for
home Friday morning. They made
the trip by auto. While in Pennsylva-
nia they visited other relatives.
Sunday guests at the Thos. Hull
home were C. Earl Bell, Mrs. C. C.
Bell, Mrs. F. B. Patton and Margaret
Bell, of Huntingdon, Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Troup, son Lewis and daugh-
ters Anna Mary, Priscilla and Re-
becca, of Bellefonte.
Dr. Andrew S. Musser and Frank
Burd on Friday motored to Plainfield,
N. J. They were accompanied by Dr. '
Musser’s niece, Mrs. Fred Cranson,
who with her aunt, Mrs. T. E. Stover,
who had been Mrs. Cranson’s guest
for some time, had arrived here sev-
eral weeks ago. Mrs. Cranson will
bring her household goods here in the
near future and occupy the house pur-
chased by her from H, D. Kramer.
Dr. Musser and Mr. Burd returned
home Monday evening.
Real Estate Transfers.
Leona Fink, et bar, to Toner Meriy-
man, tract in Taylor Twp.; $80.
Emma L. Deitrick, et al, to MeNitt-
Hewitt Lumber Co., tract in Walker
Twp.; $250. °
McNitt-Hewitt Lumber Co., to J.
M. Deitrick, tract in Walker Twp.; $1.
Fred Schenck to Christian B.
Schenck, et al, tract in Liberty Twp.;
$333,33.
Frederick Schenck to Christian B.
Schenck, tract in Liberty Twp.; $.
William R. Brachbill to Samuel B.
Weaver, et ux, tract in State College;
$600.
A. W. Mitchell, et al, to E. Blair
Fisher, ‘act in Union Twp.; $7,500.
William A. Gager, et ux, to E. E.
Weiser, tract in College Twp.; $1,500.
David Y. Brouse, et al, to Samuel
C. Miller, et ux, tract in Ferguson
Twp.; $1. ;
Hassell L. Stere, et al, to Media M.
Stere, tract in Unionville; $1.
Charles H. Lingle, et al, to Ida M.
Ripka, tract in Gregg Twp.; $1,050.
William J. Musser, et ux, to John
Howard, tract in Bellefonte; $2,000.
Adam: H. Krumrine, et ux, to Mc-
Lean M. Babcock, et ux, tract in State
College; $675.
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Secretary Wilson says:
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for Governor of any of the candidates with whom | have been in contact in this
campaign,”’—Bellefonte, April 28, 1926.
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“to impress upon Democrats the great opportunity and duty that have been
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 14 AND 15:
“THAT'S MY BABY,” with DOUGLAS McLEAN and MARGARITT MORRIS,
Here we have Doug's latest and greatest picture, packed full of laughs and
screams, and plenty of action all the way through. Bound to please all who
see it. Added on Friday night, No. 9 of “CASEY OF THE COAST GUARD,”
and on Saturday a first run two reel comedy “TO0 MANY RELATIONS.”
! MONDAY, MAY 17:
“THE UNKNOWN LOVER,” headed by ELSIE FERGUSON and FRANK
MAYO. The story of a wife who succeeds so well in goading her husband
to business success that he keeps going on in a frenzy to get rich, even when
the doctors have warned him that his health is being wrecked. The wife finds
herself in a position where she can wreck his business and save his health.
Would a woman choose for her man certain wealth or uncertein health? Com
and see it. Also. Path News, Aesop's Fables and a single reel comedy.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY MAY 18 AND 19:
“pHE GREATER GLORY,” with CONWAY TEARLE and ANNA Q. NILS-
SON. Now the story can be told—of the heart cry of millions drowned out by
the drama of war—the dramg of.an embattled. people feeling. the steel ring of
‘defeat closing in—the death chamber of a nation turned into a gilded hall ‘of
Bacchus; and through it all the golden glory of a woman unbowed to defeat.
Now it can be told—and is told—in measures of drama and beauty that are
amazing in their greatness. And played only as Conway Tearle and Anna Q.
Nilsson could do it. Also, a brand new two reel comedy, “PAPA BE GOOD.”
THURSDAY, MAY 20:
“A SOCIAL CELEBRITY,” headed by ADOLPHE MENJOU and LOUISE
BROOKS. An hilarious funny screen romance of a small town barber who
goes to take New York and runs into riotous adventure and delightful re-
mances Not high hat entertainment but down to earth jolly good fun. Also,
Pathe News and Pathe Review.
FRIDAY, MAY 21:
“THE MAN FOUR SQUARE,”with BUCK JONES. Here is Buck in another
one of those strong, western pictures and all the gang in waiting to get a
shot at him, but Buck plays square and bas all the chance in the world to get
his man in the end. Also the final chapter of the great serial, “CASEY OF THE
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THIS FRIDAY.
“THE BLUE STREAK,” with RICHARD TALMADGE in high gear. Here
is Dick in his usual fast moving action picture with more athletic stunts than
ever before. Also, a first run two reel comedy, “Your Husband’s Past,” and
Mr. Mernivini, the world’s greatest pianoc-accordionist, in person, playing all
the latest ani best selections. Admission, 10 and 25.
THIS SATURDAY.
RAFFLES,” with HOUSE PETERS, in a powerful western crook melo-
drama. Also, a good two reel comedy and Mr. Mernivini, the crack piano-
agcordionist in person.
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“FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE,” with HARCLD LLOYD in his latest and great-
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