pron po oe THE CENTRE REPORTER. S. W. SMITH, . . . Editor and Proprietor. CENTRE HALL, . . PENN’A. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1902. TERMS, —The terms of subscription to the Re- porter are one dollar per year in advance. ADVERTISF MENTS. 20 cents per line for three ipsertions, and 5 cen... per line for each subse nu at insertion. Other rates made known ii Applicat lon, During the past week Gov. Pattison most all occasion and Mr. Guthrie held a series of successful ten in Philad there neetings, on each India was a large attendance, many voters of the opposition party testi fving by their prescncee their sympa thy with the we nt laim tue tO re The to he in better misrule, party or ganization reported and more cTective congition than to: A gone many yean large amount ol work has that does not is of a vote for the Dem ed tha vy th he machine major en appear upon the surface. There every assurance 11% ocratic candid that will exc of last } ity, & con of it proportion being fraudulent yas | than 40, 000. The nt is bitterly complaini rence of many party There is no ex pectation of a plurality for Penny over 50,000, and with that will ndependent packer much a Quay victory in the A Pattison and Guthrie state not be possible heavy i vote for indi is a close watch will be be sible to repeat the performances of re and such kept on the crooks it will impos cent years. From all part ntinue to the at the last meet il Har er. Col. Guffey on ti ing for nigi patriotic forts in behalf of this gr movement Pen nypacker is th ecakest lidate the of the people against the bosse machine ever well dire Pattison’s popularity WOrKers seems § classes of thing the machine hirel understand Nothing qu The they sée him and they people know an hon that dnri want SO of an executive at Harrisburg ng the next four years. "he unhappy machine candidate for governor pathetically refers to 1 left hanging in the We dicial robes city will bet a ton of the he aside these hall,” Philadelphia of soft coal against a croc: ex judge's apple butter that regrets 1 the fateful day that he laid honorable robes to don the hated liv ery of Quayism. The Philadelphia Preas bitterly com plains that General Apathy has super Frost, in command of Next geded General the Pennypacker forces, week General Demoralization will be at the front, to be followed by General Dis aster, who will conduct the retreat on November 4. The labor issue raised against Pat tison proved to be a most destructive boomerang. The Democratic gover nor did more for labor while at Har risburg than all his Republican suc This is the plain truth as shown by the official records cessors together. When Mr. Pennypacker goes back to his farm, on the Perkiomen, he can reflect on the folly of giving up a ju dicial job for life to take a dishonored nomination for governor that the peo ple repudiated. The coal miners know who their friends Their last year showed that they understood the situation. They will hit the tricky Quay machine harder still on Nov. 4. are, tremendous vote Pennypacker and his warming pan have had hard times through the north. ern tier. The voters everywhere seem to have ‘sized up the shortsighted Quay apologist, With active workers In every school district, Chairman Creasy hopes to get out every Democratic vote. Lend a hand, in the interest of clean poli tics and honest government. The publication of Pattison's re markable labor record, his official words and acts, was a knock-out blow from which the machine literary bu. reau has not recovered, mnie STATA AN Vote for Pattison. pad al A CLEAN SWEEP OF SPOILS Philadelphia to Be In the Grio of a Light, Transit Combination. Gigantic Power and MORE LEGISLATION IS NEEDED (Special Philadelphia, Oct. 20.—The last ses. sion of the legislature showed what the allied forces of public plunderers could do, but if the people of Pennsyl- vania think that high water mark was then touched they will find themselves mistaken, if they give a new lease of power to the same grasping and cone scienceless element. What was ac complished indicated what could be done along the same lines and plans are being laid for still greater schemes, Strengthened by its own audacity and encouraged by its sweeping tri- umphs, the machine proposes to take everything in sight next time, If it succeeds at the polls in November it will claim that its policy has been vin- dicated and proceed to entrench itself for the next twenty-five years, This is not only possible, it is an absolute certainty, if the projects now on foot are carried out. The whole state will be helplessly subject to the gigantie combination of selfish interesis now at work. Elections will be a mock- ry and tribute to the amount of scores of millions of dollars will be exacted from the people. When the climax ig reached it will be the culmination of work that has been going on for ten years past, How They Raise Campaign Funds. The financial bulwark of ths Quay machine has been and is the misuse of the their control of the treasury and the secret support of cer- tain interests that keep out of sight. Barrels of money have been raised whenever needed and now it is intend ed to spend more than ever before in a state campaign, the deliberate purpose being to debauch the degraded portion of the electorate and control and ruption. If the agents of the machine can give satisfactory they all that is demand No i Correspondence.) state funds, «f vs rls Single election boards by violence cor- QASBUTANCES, an get the money ed lowe d favor fy ht For several citizen of Phi business inter al- neficiary of pay prominent ' ing large ked the He died leaving a million supposed, his He had financially. who put up the full He was given but being thrifty the ground floor in fran- far ahead. Great been compelled to these public They always do one is to hecome ring who dos not the elg YORrS a ize ia, hay ba local bosses most | sud- and more berally denly instead of or estate A8 every one was surprisingly small been almost bled to death A Success money, by fleetin was found & bag public honors i : in he on the speculators got public chises and came out have tO pi- master spirits corporations stand and rates until some of have at calied a halt. They are today praying for the complete over- throw of the grafters Millions More in Sight. In Philade piement schemes deliver their iast paia it is proposed to sup- profitable The wronged 3 weakly to any new trespass upon their rights, to any new that may be laid upon No other city in the United States is go completely sub- ject to onerous local transit monopoly. It will be remembered that when the street rallway franchise bills were pushed at Harrisburg it was loudly pro- laimed that the benevolent purpose f the projectors was to break monop- oly and bring about better conditions Every statement to the contrary was furiously denied the last hour of secret combination negotiations, di rectors brazenly declared there was “nothing in it.” There has been a vast gum of money divided since and now this city is doomed to monopoly and high fares for fifty years The com= bine controls traffic on the ground, under the ground and above the ground, Another Gigantic Combine Scheme. Five years ago the gas works were taken by a corporation that had grad- nally worked its way to the front. The gervice had been demoralized in its di- rect interest. The people had been sc grieviously wronged ihey were ready to surrender on almost any terms Facing a winter without coal, or at ex. tortionate prices, whon they demandes cheaper gax they were pointed to the hard and fast terms of a one-sided bar- gain for twenty-five years more. Ex- perts have shown that the company could make big money at one-half the rate they secured. This contract, if it is not changed, will cost the people of Philadelphia fully thirty millions of dollars more than it should. It com- prises the most gigantic grab in the history of municipalities in this coun- try. “A comunity of interest” prevails between the gas company and the sectric light trust, which overtaxes the municipality through its monopoly, more than one hundred thousand del lars a year, while the people are like wise held up through extortionate rates. There has been no competition, One little company fought hand. but if was swallowed up. The light eom- bine, gas and electric, including too, Beat “nd power, have been edging up to the trolley combine and now all bands are ready to pool thelr issues, putting a steel band around this helpless city for generations to come, with a combined capital, money and water—of at least one hundred mil lion dollars. This new collosus is to “take over” the city water works, after nearly twenty million dollars been spent, millions of it squan- the immensely of the past few years have 1t that it is suomit people Son deeply thought they will burdens them To have dered In filtration schemes that wi never protect the public has been already shown. Legislation, local and state, will be required to enable these plans to be carried out, With Quayism triumphant in Novem: ber and February, everything would be in fine shape for another carnival of debauchery and the enslavement of the greatest city of the common- wealth, It remains to seen what the plain people will do about it, not only the long plundered residents of the health, as be the state. It is power to smash this new of the out Quayism the rising tide of ing citizegship of within thr combine and all others kind. They can knock with one blow and ible in every part of the state indicates that this is what to on the 4th of November. they propose THE SUPREME ISSUES Guthrie On the Interest of the Fireside In Honest Government. In one of Philadel phia, Mr. Guthrie, Democratic date for lieutenant governor There is no other part of monwealth where the wrongs of bad government fall so heavily as on the city. There is no possibiuaty of growth and progress unless the re the city are husbanded and used | public advantage. In no place is evil effect felt so quickly if no public fund be diverted to private profit If the city is to what be all the public SOL T i husbanded and lusively public good Every dollar improperly diverted is money stolen from the man who labors in any station A public franchise diverted to private profit his speeches in candi said: the con f ources of or be re used the treasury. The vices of ring rule that I have not time to here. The greatest wrongs by the machine t} sovereignty of tf is but the front vard and your homes are firesides of which gat nearest and dear would have the fix have the front yard The distinguished ernor on the i BAY the matters raised by us in ti paign are of sma moment ean Oh, ths any one that the sanctity of the thing small ar of the state gover come right to the fi not narrow and It the stats your it is the state which giv protection One the remarks of didate that he of the the protection shops We have of a machine #8) and destructive to country than the A machine sends who represent only not the people. In siblican gover: been Known a os fice has been filched for pose The distinguished government of fairly represents gence speak of its fair name. Such casts a stigma upon the Some men may live in of history, not even hi petty family incid all touch with thi The men who Ii that these t} rn are known to the vania. Let us free ou We have the people are arous penn befor Our ome of How The lowing are re M3) many nnt mmitted 3 are I08e ag Yo YOu ain iT ! hom CaAsties. at 5 $ the people Of youn her all LOO iidate or gov- macnine € % mean I'he G10 fa west : is to you must privil protection might the does not police to be your of permit men f the 11 our the people Wrongs # sinter pone wie} kich ELOY Opport freemen It Looks In Schuylkill, Pottsville Chronicle has the § The larg vote whicl for Pattison is fect upon atorial and |} be the Democrat ing anywhe the election Repu der | red eo it That the aginst it in 0 fs evident to a the franctic endeavor can politicians ment. We all Can party the condition + possible or neces the real reaso; dent vote iz : entire Democratic ticks Nel county on the 4th of next on other rearon is that he Republicans cannot vote [or dates of a party Quay. The dose nauseates men who own thinking. Th vote the Democrat icket, .and the Republican ticket will be buried out of sight on election day mean 03 ticket re {ron were nn part) t ues is th. The pendent the candi controlled by Mr. evs a distance to do their am will jie 1a «h iO 51 an Workers In Every School District. State Chairman Creasy committee of workers foi ry school district in the whele state, and the at- taches of stato Democratic headqguar- ters are busy sending out severa thousand letters of notification to the men selected in the counties of the commonweaith, The chairman has ar- ranged for one of the liveliest guberna- torial campaigns ever undertaken in the state, and will have “the fences fixed” in every county. The men named on these sub-committees have been recommended by the county shairmen of the districts, and will car- the work of getting out the votes for Pattison into every precinct in the smallest political division in the state, The arrangements have been in pro- gress for several weeks and the com- mitteemen wi | 90 urged to make every effort for the ticket. Cordial support is being given to the state chairman in all counties, In his swing around the circle Brother Pennypacker has not been dis: turbed to any great extent by the shouting in the Elkin amen corner when Brother Elkin was not there. has named a overs ta An anti-machine majority in the leg fslature is one of the best things con fidently looked for. Work for it everywhere, The Pattison campaign maasgers have had no bar'l to draw upon, but the strength of a just cause outs. eighs stolen millions. Boalsburg {‘harles Bhirk with typhoid fever present very ill Miss Bullie Rely, fursing in nt one of our trained nurses, is him, and sil COVETY. Mrs, Ida of recently spent a few days at hope for his speedy Tee mshnner, the Hill. gide Far, Miss Mary Creek, spent friends jg this vicin ty, Fred Meyer, one of Ferguson town. Maothersbaugh, of Beh part of this week nmong town Naturday, youug ladies of State College, spent Miller. Mrs friends in Bellefonte week Frank McFarlane w Amanda Fisher visited smong evernl Aw etl in last Saturday All ure busy the farmers at pres nt fw stavi who I turkey of Harrison Kuoarr, with his son-in law, SN BS boas gaene first wild inst week, brought the season lo lown he Ref cated Sunday rmed church wii | Nov Friday sehmidr, of COMmr nes event when Rey Maturday «8 f.ath preach; Bunday mo will preac! me mieey phe Joft § 4 wil Bobb, of Altoona, sud du da (sroh Rev Wiktl areal] at Kershner bt present o > — Tussaeyvilia Rev. Kershner preached FF Rer on Satbitiat audience Quite J number i Were on Altho «CRre» vel the rig Wm A Fleisher frievds in Mrs Wm. Cum fu t Mrs. T M 4 Lead ~il : A Pirave » her husband Liss bees Charles MetUlelian and wife, of M several days last Appl « are very plentifu 183 will be i) weil ipp Love fet ate, {J in and rsd ay of | werk Wien 8B.J Wag wii last er, oO week, ( harles Mitterling the getierasl store of ©, An art Let ROBERET E, PATTISON Ww. GU OLAN i ber of ( ar fiein For Guvernor For Lieut, wd 3 FORA} HELE Her, for, Affel cd AME 4 eh 1i ¥ e WC. a TK COUN X¥ For A Ki PLE i, of Be For Regist r: Gi ARCHYEY nf Fe ge nTep For Re JOHN OC. ROW] For Treasurer: ardor: f Pi ITE IN. of Miles Tw For {orn fr MPTON EX. oo! Har Fwy For {uicdior: of Walker 1 snr Hh more f Bas Ville, =u d © ut : A Typlosl = Af ean Lureon A MARBLE mo GRANITE IDNUMENTS. > a, A H. G. STROHMNEIER, CENTRE HALL, PENN rer n RA + 8 AIT 10 and Dealer “ CH GRADE in a'l kinas of Marble AND (Granite, CRANT HOOVER Life f Dmpanes and in the world, HOTELS. *ENTRE BALL g ERALI HOTEL, J W. Runkle, Manager. Newly squipped, var apd table supplied with te best Hummer bacrdern receive special atten i, ahd can fi ocaiity. Centra fer fishing and hun meyo97 4 uo hesithler ing | HOTEL HAAG, BELLEFONTE, PA. ¢ Btubling Heated Throughout, Rates §1 00 per day. | East Bistop Street F. A NEWCOMER, Proprietor Fi Proprietor, SPRING MILLE, PA ms wi all times for Man Tr Denst. " rains Frowlls very attached, Cid Fort Hoel , . . "AAU BHAWVEER, Prog prietor, ewly Furnished I. Hallway bnivisiop Ee I Wash cosh Op. om. LO peamelLger fess TTY ion Bunbury, ARC inter lon. Ha- ew York, arriving at Jy. m., u pas- BLC sl 7.1 phn, and Fel lLiInoTe Wilken 3 daily arrivitg m 10.58 “oasliinglon I paket BEET Fou Ernie, Usn- Negars Falls, and sa Lge! ounches «K 3 for DuBois undays only 0 Lia Lock Havel weekdays fon burg, Fittsburg and i yrone i] Wen kdays tor Kane, Ty- burg. itssburg, Catan. difls SIALIOL» BYTaCUSE Nagase Falls wit ’ Ber ap Koon viphias «3% for nenov 11s s for Williazss ough Parlor Jeiphia r Willinms ih ey Central roe 'riocok to forn ym ina tion. it goes on to alisge ‘attison received a complaint this terfore;” combination, and “refused to in- it characterizes this neglect on his part as “a black and damnable record.’ Lot quickly this see and how an be nailed, Twenty us now prove le four hours affer the first notice of this combination tention of ferred it to Hon was brought to the at Governor Pattison he W. U. Hensel, then attorney general of the state. That official summoned the companies complained of before him; he gave them a fair and impartial hear ing, and, at the conclusion of it, held that the spirit, if not the letter, of the constitution, had violated; he immediately went into the courts of Dauphin county and filed a bill in equity against all the companies com plained of; he required them to an swer, and the various steps of this liti. gation are thus pointed out on page 156 of his official report to the general as sembly of the state at the session of 1883. ie immediately been Independent Republicans care noth: ing for the decision of the Dauphin County court concerning the Union party ticket. They propose to vote straight for Pattison and Guthrie, a bundred thousand strong. A Neither Pennypacker nor Penrose is the kind of ** pen’ that Pennsylvania No mutuals ; no assessments Office in Crider's Btone Building Bellefonte, Pa. ga Telephone eonnection Spring Mills, Pa P.V.S. STORE. 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