VOL. LXXYV,.
WHO WILL BE NOMIMATED?Y | THE RAIN
|
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Th Qiedtlon—Demowerata Are Unable to | Crop Proiprets It veen Centre Hall and
Answer, ! Fhilndelphin,
The Democratic nominee for govern- | Caplons rains have fallen within the
or at the Krie convention isa matter | past ten days in Central and Eastern
entirely unsettled. With nearly all of | Pennsylvania, which has caused farm
the 314 delegates elected,
has anything like a msjority of in-| de velop nearer to perfection before the
structed delegates, Ix Governor | time for ingathering,
Robert E. Pattison, of Puiladelphiv, | The corn nt passed that
has a total of 61 in nincleen counties, | stage when any intelligent idea can be
leading others in that respect, but given as to the yield. Tue set is fairly
there is doubt if he can secure the sup- good, and where that has been obtain
port of the delegation from his home | ed in June, it for the
city. itions in July snd August to deter-
Bceord to Pattison in the number of | At tie
j outlook, generally speaking, is very
The may
i
i
i
crop has
remning con-
mine the corn erop. present
delegates openly pledged to him is Geo
W. Guthrie, of Pittsburg. Guthrie in | hope ful
structions have been voted to the thir- | potatoes,
teen Allegheny delegates and to the |
one from Iudiana. The Pittsburg man | between the points given above, might
is a widely-kuown ballot reformer and | be marked at sixty per The
wheat crop at this season of the year
sume be said of
The wheat fields along the railroad
= cent.
has stood close to Guffoy in loea
campaigns, is dificult to julge, because stalk
Cambria county’s nine delegates are { has the hiding power
instructed for Warren Worth Builey,
editor of the Johnstown Democrat
and a personal friend of Colonel Will
iam J. Bryan,
The six delegates from
county, whose seats are contested, ars
instructed for Mayor Vance C. MeCor
mick, of Harrisburg. Centre couuty’s
four de.egates are iustructed for Colo
nel John A. Woodward, of Howar,
The delegate from Sullivan colinty
is under irstructions
Gufley.
The counties, and the delegates te
which each which haw
been instructed for Pattison, are: Bed
ford 3; Berks, 11; Chester, 3; Crawford,
3; Cumberland, 5; Erie, 2; Fulton, |
Lackawanna, Second district, 4; Law
rence, |; Mercer, 3; Mifflin, 2; Moutour
2; Northumberland, 8; Perry,
Soyder, 1; Union, 1; Venango,
Wyoming, 2, and York, 10.
Primaries for the election Sts
delegates will be held on Juve 21, I
Butler, Clarion and Clearfield counties | Inisies every where eater largely int
in which the combined uu mber of del. | making the cropa bulk, The b AY cro,
egates is 12. in Centrecounty has a chance to im
Huntin zdon's delegates prove; in the east it
probably vote for Henry J. McAlter,
former Naval Oilleer of the Philadel
p hia port, who was the flrst avowed
candidate to enter the fi Id.
The Erie convention will have
deal with the dispute over the number
of delegates to which Philadelphia is J.
entitled. Chairman Creasy has ruled | secretary of agriculture, sa
that the Qaker City ean have but 20 |
or one each in the 28 Legislative dis
triets, except the Twenty-second, with
two. (reasy, lu Luis ealeulation, re
fuses to make any allowance for the
big Demeratie vole
#'raight fusion ticket.
Philadelphians claim
titled to 60 delegates, who
elected, and a8 demand will
that they be seated,
State Chairman
Erie convention will
tive Democratic gathering, and that
the attendance will be unusually large
He will go to Erie next week Lo com-
plete preliminary arrangemcunts.
We
LOCALS,
Mr. and Mrs. Mott, of Leroy, Brad.
ford county, are the guests of Mr. and
Mr. J. W. Runkle, of the Centre Hall the increase in prices which we now
hotel. While here they drove i6 Penns meet with, but the fact remains that
cave, and retarned perfectly delighted |
with the beauties of the cavern,
ane
of considerable
surface, Bixtr ner cant, has been ar-
riv
vations made withio the past few days
ed al uy oi nate from obser
n conpeclion with comparison of con
Dauphbiu | ditions earlier in the season, The ero
isevery where short in the straw,
The can
anything else than a miserable failure
The are
{length in
oals crop scarcely be
ouly about a finger’.
stulks
Penns Valley, and the cop-
litions vary very little on the fertile
for Colovel | farms of Lancaster eo unty,
ike
a sorry-looking
the oals flelds
Ths
early spring weather was very favor
ble
rains ceased just when th
the Hay making
progress on some of the notable
‘ameron farms east of Harris urg, but
| the yield illy corresponds with ti
The grass fields, |
ire spectacle,
is entitled,
but the
to this particular crop,
y Fre
id
was need
ed moisture most,
isin
9. - it
| white-washed fences and the inimens
vawuing barns, the
to
aranh
COCK 4.
aud splendie
gather the
Wile
’
of riggiogs that are used
sickly-iooking hay
ale
is made, and the
ust Hields are very short,
two wil
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MILLIONS FOR FERTILIZERS.
Feed
ng Prie
tol Cattle
An Opportunity to at Pay.
Colonel Thomas Fdge, former
Pe
Fs Lin
1
farm
Hing about
| $4,740,000 anpually for commercial fer-
“
ers of Pennsylvania Bre sp
{tilizers. Io this respect they are only
| ex®eeded by the farmers of
oF
| Inst year, as agrip«t §1,085,000 spent by
Cicorgis,
f who expended $5,768 820 1, fertilizers
1
Liat
Cust
| within
| the last thirty or more years when it
would not pay to feed good cattle fir
beef.
they are en- There bas not been a time
have been
be made
It is true that some seasons the
Creasy says the | pre fit was greater than others, but in
be a representa. | order to obtain the profit of the busi-
Bn. The
better class of animale, those fit for ex.
Nres an average must be (eke
port trade, have always commanded
good prices, aud will for WADY years
to come.
i Much
about the
bas been said and written
beer fuoreasing the
price of beef, and such may have been
one of the factors which has produced
irust
good animals have each year for the
lagt vight or len years beep becoming
The members of Progress Cirange SIC. Lot BOW
graded the front of the surroundings of to be had in numbers sufficient to supe
Grange Arcadia. The ladies also turn- { ply the demands of the markets,
ed out, and served their better halves |
with good thiogs at meal hours. The
ground used in filling up was secured |
from a high place in Grange Park
HCBMPCOT alia Roar cer, and
This will most likely continue for
several years, as the supply of cattle
cantot be increased much der two
or three Years,
18
|
Gurney Bwmith, son of Emanue! | rp —— ca ———
Bmith, and a member of thé order of |
C. M. A, of Potters Mille, was a caller |
f
Batarday en business relatinz to the |
i
Marriage Licenses
Geo, C, Hosterman, Boalsburg,
Mary A Springer, Poltsgrove,
order, which is composed of many of |
the best young mn in that distriot.
At their festival the other Baturday
night the receipts netted over £3200,
out of which Penn Hall band received
a share for the splendid entertainment
furnishcd by them.
James Russell, Snow Slog,
Rebe D. Uzgle, Buow Blhioe,
Hurry H. Ryan, Bellefonte,
Maury Barer, Oak all,
J. Frank Bitle, Centre Hill,
A. Florence Smith, Centre HI,
David T, Bhamp, Altoopa,
Ray Giffin, Altoona,
Wm. C. Dawson, Bellefonte.
Lizzie Milligan, Hollidaysburg.
ali
DEATHS,
JONN W. DUNK] BARGER.
Keep in mind the festival in Grange
Arcadia Saturday evening. The pres
eoeds are for the benefit of the hall
fund. The hall is a great eredit to the
town, and is given for entertainments,
ete, at such liberal rates that none
should hesitate to give their support
1
)
RSDAY,
CURRENT COMMENT
LIGHTNING STRUCK REDENCE. |
5
A Severe Storm Passes Ovar the County, | Brief Ulscenssion of 1
About Lock Haven |
folitieal and © he
Matters of Public Lute Fest
A heavy thunder storm passed over
the country about Lock Haven Satur- |
dav night. Residences in the
end of Lock Haven seemed
special mark for the lightning, James
MaNeruey's house
{says “The chaness for the
i
upper | a
|
|
Democratic
elior
| packer makes tin
| of success
the cornices bedi |
i
gavernor were
to be n The namige of Ju lge
Democratie el
Jones He
on South nil the brighter, is th
street, was struck,
torn off by the bolt. The house of Mr. | by delegntos ut
; i , |
Dougherty on the top of the hill was |
visited,
the Republican
convention, and his «|
also Mrs. Doughert
In Mrs
Hehtuing flow
yy was
Mader’
down
|
: | ali the easier for us"
slightly shock od.
the
chimuoey and made the riddles on ti
house Lhe
Tov Me fir Penny pack Fan
Ref
M
iN
wm an i at the same tim
stove dance andl threw one or two off
. TiN ais Machine Legislature to defe
on to the floor, O. C. Willow's chine Legislature Cetent
lence was struck, but no damage was | for
{ the
resi-
Lt ni and put BEVYVes on ti
Executi Iw
. f task set before tl
Fairview street, but nothing serious re. | “9K set befor
sulted.
dona, The house of I iglueer Keller, hi
? y | vania by tl
Inall of these a stifling sul | J
aT . rein coulr “uh 5 opPar
phurous smoke filled the 1 ous, and | MF 11 con puldican party
i the beroble fooled all tiie
300t from the chimneys was se irered | thie people soled ail the tine
{ by these gamesters”
Can
wer the furnita e and carpets
pet
The house of W. i. Harvey,
K by li
The barn ‘of Temple C. Smith, at
Beech
uable
f Flemm
i
ghtning. |
i
0
ington, wus twice struc ballot Reform is in the
| Republican Harrisburg pladform as th
Three val | 1
in the barn |
Mr. Buith alse
recogniz«d
Creek, was struck, nly State lssue worth mention ng.
It
be determined by the next Legislature
not
468 that were . : ‘ t
horses tha vers undou Nedly is the j«ue
were instantly killed.
states that the barn was considerably v
y the
) next Governor, It ma
lamaged, therefore be deemed # that
I'he house occapled by Frank Ross the Republican
man, between Lamar and Clintondale | alt f
i
Sallot Reform
was struck
near the roof
chimuey to the ¢
, the bolt ente ring the gable mitted a
Zain in
i
Durbiam has
£3
fallot
and passing down the
il
ii
Senators
i
pe ple i
whom wens
Miss IL me
willis
ar. Ten
of
Wicked
were in Lhe house, all silvant
ge
uore leas shock «od.
or
Weaver, of
fri i!
throttling Reform
win gz
Salooa, was ig
here is no 1 pe firita
f att fooes f iho ’ oa '4 . x
within a few feet of the stove, was 8 | should spoil his game
swverely stunved that it was several
wires before she soovered, Mrs
firieb felt for a time as thougt Overprodueti
lod {io
{ here
greal
she bad been paralizad and Mrs, Wii's
fress was torn io several 19
iamage Lo the house
During
morning the
places, The
was slig! ‘Renn f
at the point of pre
f lwing
the storm
Kes. [ers o oil £14 who
light
t th
windows
Torrence
singer at Salous was struck
nlug., Mrs, Was
ime putt the
Liotise of
by would not ii Ane
Benne a who were obliged provi ke
let Pir oll ru
Ti ve ti
ner up
on y #
nig down ily storage or
1902.
’
i
Demceratic ni
y county, fil
ublie
erintendent of p
fur which oflice
{| at the general ele November
Putter
personally se
Lion
Mr. Grove is a tative of
|
{ ship, and is
| : ;
i With msny who this
the
vill read
{ He is amply qualified for
; s 4
| snd there is very g
flict that ne
Wii
re sgo he was ded
jority
QUAY STRIK LDMIN STRATION,
lis Annonvcement That Ie Will Cul
Statehood Bi Gre ally Fmmbarasse;
11;
the
Administration reuatops,
The Republican party
s threatened with a
xe
Hogly annoy it
s Lhe delerminatis
others of hi
ith the Democrats, if necesssry
of
ire th? p supa
House Lil admitting the terri
of Oklahoma, Arizona aud New
Mr. Kes
singer, with preseuce of mind, direeted
Mrs. Kessinger to take the'ehildren by
He
er aud hurried
When the roof Catight fire, Way were in a somewhat similar pre
fieawen bul Americans are more
he
ara
disadvantage Docatise of a figed
swift to adapt means to ends
then Hussisns are uoder a further Wig
he hand down stairs pro
ie
the attic and extinguished the flames
Forlt
he 1}
ured buckets of wat ive
sh royally exacted by ts
egy ft " i ait Rogen
iately, the heavy fain prevented Lent on all oll produ ed.
unes from burning on the re,
& oni -
i but they were making consid + :
sifie, DU Y were uaa EB Consiier obert Pattison twice
ide. MY, able tn vist
ves, after boing awak-
carried
able headway on the ios
fn
Peunsylvania, and |
the joint |
min in
i rep A ory |i Contlosts against
Ness nn 8 Cond 3
5 nachine misiule io
signs of
to him ns the most
sited in the night to fl 3d his house 09 ;
. ‘ ie Hes
fire, undoubledly saved the house [rom i .
y bi ‘ i? AVEIIaLie
Consjuerslie daiage, i
a ah . he Democratic
howas in (he : ‘1
people ia the
mriy today to les "}
A quantity of sant wh party Oday to lead the
himoey was forced out by the Hight
the pipe
the
and
ing.
tar among the Democratic voters but |
The ex-Goveruor is otouly pop- |
ning stroke through hole in!
the chimney into d. ning room
Wore
has demonstrated in the past |
ty to draw 10 his the inde.
He is vn
doubtedly the strongest candidate the
uld
candidate,
"n . #8 abil
The walls, earpat furniture
hickl standard
thickly covered,
eal) ere pr ndent Republican votes,
Pp
LOCALS { antl machine foroes oo select as
Other
good Democrats have been mentioned
for the nomination, but none of them
has Lhe following that Mr. Pattison
every part of the
Fine growing weather,
Rev. W. H.
flinburg Mon lay.
Clark M. Gramley, the
was in town Tuesday
Joe. Runkle, p'umber, of Dell fonte,
spent Bunday in Ceutre Hall,
Mrs. B. D. Brisbin several
days last werk with her sister, Mrs.
Linnie Ruble.
(‘hirist Keller, of Penn
Sunday with his father
near this place,
{ their gubernatorial
Rehuyler nt to Mif-
We
ana agent,
can command in
slale,
>
¥
# pent The condition in our tr aly of peace
with Npain to the effect that each Gov-
ernment should satisfy the claim of its
own citizens for iadsmnity growing
out of the war in Cabs m AY prove to
have beeff a costly concession for the
United States. In ad tition to the nu-
merous cues, involving a total of
many millione, already submitted to
the Spanish Claim« Commission at
Washington a larger and evan more
importsnt bateh of “American” o'alm-
ants has appeared before the sab com.
mission at Havana. There are five
hundred in the bateh, aad their de-
mands amount in the aggregate to
some $83,000,000. By the way, has
anybo ly heard of the orginiza‘ion ofa
Claims Commission by Spin or of the
likelihood of her ever belong called upon
to pay to her subjects one cont of in.
demnity under the terms of the treaty?
Are the Spanish sufferers sbiuply loss
pugunacious, or are they more patriotic
than the Anerioan olaimmnts?
Spy
Detorea Jastios,
Hall, spent
and Urother
C. B. Houser, near Centre Hall, of-
fers for sale god vinegar at
twenty cents per gallon; six gallops
for $1 00. :
A lawn festival for the bendfit of Lhe
Methodist church, will be held on the
evenings «f July 4th and 5th, at
Spring Mills.
Mr. and Mra. Harry € no, and La.
by boy, of York, are guests of the fam-
iy of W. H, Meyer aud other friends
in Centre Hall
Mrs. G. W. Bmith, on June 3, lost a
black cape somewhere between Noll's
store and the Pleasant Gap railroad
‘ation, Bhe will be pleased to re.
peive information from any one who
hus found it,
The Cilyers Mills band will hold »
festival Saturday evening on Zion hill.
The band is worthy af the good will of
the people of that eommunity, and
cider
John Strunk, of near PMleassnt Gap,
and his neighbor Reuben Houser, last
week went before "Squire Keishline to
to the festival, the prosseds of which
will be used to lessen the indebted
ness of the same,
Beribner's Magazine for June shows,
in actriking manner, both the progress
John W. Dunklebarger, one of Pleas-
ant Gup's most highly respected and
industrious citizens, died at his home |
in that place Wednesday of last week,
after a very short iilvess. He had ens
i
of the times due to the latest advances
in knowledge and a wealth of original
literary material —nvotsbly (he two
great serials by the leading American
writers, Richard Harding Davis and
F. Hopkirson Bmwith. These (wo
stories, which reach the highest mark
in the achievement of each writer, are
entirely different in scope and treat.
ment. One Is a story of adventure and
the other is a romance of arth t-bife in
New York. /
i —————— AY ————
Dorothy Dodd.
Joyed his usual health until the day
previous and then while walking
down the street to visit a neighbor
was suddenly stricken with
fiom which be bever regained cons
tciousness. He was a pative of Perry
county ard bad teen wu resident of
Pleasant Gup for fifty-three years Ile
was a member of the Lutheran church
and is survived by five children;
Grant, Harry, Catharine, Litple, and
Mis. Fred Bhreifier,
.-
Dorothy Dodd.
they can show that good will by ex.
changing niokles, dimes and quarters
for the good things on sale at the fes-
tival,
Considerable grading snl ditching
was done about the Presbyterian
church by the members of that organi.
gation Thursday of last week, The
use of tiling would greatly improve the
appearance in that quarter, sud no
doubt the pride the members have in
their church home will ultimately re
sult in having the gutter closed and an
almost indestraotible water course laid
out «f sight. The same manner of
draining could be utilized in various
other sections of town. The appeurs
snce and dffectu draining would
greatly overbalance the asdditiousl
oust,
settle a dispute, arising from the fact
Mr. Hotser's cattle broke into a fleld of
grass belonging to Mr, Stra kK who set
Lis dogs upon them; this raised the ire
of Mr. Houser, and le preceeded to
interview Mr. Strunk, using strong
arguments, such as stones and knives;
hie also bit Mr. Strunk on the shoulder.
At the sume time threatening to have
bis heart for supper. The witnesses,
for the prosecutor, all swore to the
name foots, nye the Daily News, and
it was evident they bore 1s love to.
ward Mr. Houser, Mr, Houser entered
bull for his good behavior, and o Jury
will fivally » tile the question of the
charge brought ngatost him,
A I MAA
Dérothy Dodd,
5
0 Statehood
or
gave nolice Tuesd:
5
ale thal Le
: up as 8M Nn as 1
il
ue way, and in doing this be
ih
assed he
Nendtle
and embary Hey
rity in the
fi
ood ball one of those
House
Was
aud
Lhe marked for
of ths i bills
further,
to
Ng thal they would get ne but
Senior Quay does not seem
fine
Ariiien
He
$id « liarge of
rved
fie
0 nol.
sutject i Lie
ale that there are 10 other Republi-
to with
him to pass the statehood Will,
ean Nenators pledged Vole
———
LOCALS
Linden Hall,
va Maral Rout No
»
« A780
Harry Cummings, of
found
-, Fre eport, Ii.
Mr id Mrs. En seh
Boalsburg, paid a visit to Mrs. Klizg-
will now be
al Sweeney, of
beth Jacobs in this place tbe beginning
of this week,
Jd. Calvin Meyer, Eq, Robert
Huoter, left last we: k for a two weeks
and
stay in Missouri and Colorado, when
they go to lock after mining interests
Mr.onl Mm. BR M Phil
adelphin, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
.
2 sige, of
George H. E nerick, nar this place
They with
Bellefoute and other points
also stopped friends in
Mrs. Bamuvel 8. Kroawmer and Mos
Annie Weaver, of this place, Wednes.
day went to Johustown, where they
will visit Mes. 8. HH. Heckman
family. Mrs. Heckman is a daughter
of Merchant W. H. Kreawer, of the
firm of Kreamer & Son.
nina
Charles W., Ruble, son of Mrs. Line
nie Ruble, of State College, who has
been il since Inst March, is at present
in a very precarious conditin Sime
weeks ago be had recovered sufficient.
Iy to leave his nd, but ater the direase
broke out snow. Mr. Rubls is «ne of
the most skilled athletes at State und
was a Junior when he took sick.
The growing crops in’ Frsnse and
Germsmy have bedn suflering from ex.
cessive cold weather, The moath of
June has been much like April, In
the mountainous region of both coun-
tries snow fell for four days prior to
the 17 h ivst. Much of the fruit was
destroyad by early frosts, and the
wheat and rye, which is now earing,
is badly crippled.
D Olle Stover in a busy man these
de yo, nod with all that is growiog fat,
sme yy Lut not raged, He just stopped
P inthe Jong ehough at W, F,
work oy 's, Tiomeyvi ve, to flulsh odd
Jobe in Centre Hai, and Tuesday com-
pleted popering the sixty-sixth room
for ths wewson, After finishing Mr,
Rockey's work, which means going
over all his byi dings, the dwelling
houses of Mrs. Myra Kor and Mrs,
|W. A. Beal, will be repainted,
A ——————
NO. 25.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
| HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
ir Ww,
and Mre, A Alexander will
: $
Lo thelr friends to-
Jolin D “Meyer
natrip to NRebers.
and Williamsport,
LH
VOT
Covered
"
wagon bridge
dillerstown was
gestiroved ’ y fire jast week,
er Glrerer, of near this place,
best of
y Makes: almost dai-
in the
ter 1
fisld of wheat
ter county along
Ui. be seen quite
me from State (Col-
“enor, has
three college
itnself,
and
rat
engaged In
§ in town the
week, returniog to
ne Saturday,
Park, of this
ning started for
the doctor's
ey
will be absent
arter and wife, of Miil-
Pass « west Monday
Fhe Reporter readers will
w that the revenue col
fiery
ver Cleveland wae
welor of Jurispru-
wa College, near
degree is con.
ie in America.
of Philadel
Miss Eleanor
expected in
next week,
Miss Emma
Villiam M
hileg,
and
Frankfort.
a ri
ari
are
De Lhe puosta of
Lhe Fuest Of
8 5T opening of eo
Middle
ure gave strict
aves to exclude from
persons not having
MeUlure isevidently
t man,
+
At mirt at
wurg Judge H. M. Meat
riders to the tip-st
41
vide court room ali
Joland-
of Miss
of J. W,
They have
their former ae-
| Jenpie
Pllosls
inughter
lace
glad to see them
Relbersin gE, was
iid ealled around
M Kresmer
Bolly, wife
Richmond,
ig of next
r
a vi ra
FX twrlis it :
ix lang hit
fF it 4 i! VY ied
fiw avid
home the |
ginnis
heim, passed
hiz way home
fre Ladd twa nn on-
tk wv some
ix building oper-
Reedsville and
“
Wes sw past
REIN id
low isjowi
Saturday night the North American
Lewistown was enters
od finding the safe not
eid the money draw
they scatter
papers over the
floor: ny Ldeenmped, deiog no damage.
HH BE
heauat sining
iannery «ili « 41
ol by burg!
ioekodd 1iov
es,
BTN MY
PROCITLIE 100) Mies Hoy
ed hie fire fas tio ng ov
Mrs
ire
found =a
three dollars
, Farmers Mills,
after the funeral garvioss for Mrs, Me-
Clintie of the find
was made from the pulpit the follow.
ing Sunday, but 80 far no eclsimant
Shreckengast
atyoant
fn the Union ¢ iireh
Anni neement
has appeared,
8D Wyn, whan VPars ago
wae 8 10 roma on the Ir agit in charge
Allee 11 im now ponduiet-
biween Renovo and
Suni, on the B and O, Saturday
he wa« enlled 10 Pittabharg +n acoount
of wns Be jary receive § ty his brother in
au rabtlrond wreck,
The Reformed chareh was beautifale
iy dvoorated Sunday morning, the op
casion of the Children's servioa, As
ix salwar s the case, the children ace
quitted themselves with oredit and
furnished both wvisement and Christ
ian instruction during the hour cove:«
ed by Lhe service,
Mra. Joshua T. Potter gave a little
party Friday evening in henoar of her
sister, Mra. Hayes, of Watsontown.,
Although Mrs. Potter a short time ago
had her arm broken near the wrist, no
one would have suspected the injury
on this occasion, but for the sling—
slic was as lively and jolly as ever,
Book agents are almost as plentiful
ar were the caterpillars a short time
ago. Of course, they are not as diss
tasteful a: the caterpillar, but they
should vot be permitted to weave a
tiny web around school bards Ly pre-
renting books, pencils, ete. School
books shou'd be selected on their mer
sms
of Cowsdiscinr
or ont oa fredghe