LOVE AS OTHERS SEE HI
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[ By Peter Bolger <8taff Correspondent of 'h Record
” :
Of the few notoriously partisan al machine. His benefuctor, Hastings,
Judees in Pennsylvania, John (3, Love | was living in Harrisburg as Governor.
of the eptre County Common Naturally Hastings, in his allinnce
is the boldest and most unscrupulous with Martin and Magee to overthrow
in disregarding the judicial ethies Quayism, «xpected his own county to
which demand that the dispenser of | do finely for the State anti-(} ay Com-
ju shall not be a demagogue, or | bine. Love, however, secretly did all
practice the ways of either the pot-!in his power, but vainly, to defeat the
house politician or the ut po-' election of Hastings and Bennison as
litical Machine. He has persistently | delegates the convention which
pe uted, through perversion of the elected Quay State Chairman,
power of the Bench, an element of his Iu the following spring this Judge
own parly whose leader, the late! brought to bear all possible pressure to
Daniel H. Hastings, made him Judge defeat Hastings’ friend’s the late Wil-
ten years ago, and he has heaped in- | bur F. Reeder’s efforts to get Centre
sul upon those Republicans to whom county's io torsement of his candidacy
be now i oks for help in getting an- for Congressman. Love favored Con-
other term through the elestion gressiuan Arne Clearfield, The
November 8 Judge sought in Juue of that year ww
Viewed in certain other th minty eonvention from
that of a political Jadg. indorsing tie st administration of
fessional and judicial reputa Hastings. He weded in at Jesst
unimpeachable, but a making the pr rather faint, Fur
can deal with only some of the ther advantage the fact that the Ke-
for the present popular on public braius of Centre
tre against a partisan Ben were Li «¥ in Harrisburg and un-
the prospective practical display of the attention to
: farge numb Re in by Love's
rieved by 1 ‘ ) Hastings del-
he prejudiced Judge's fae howard, the Govern-
oS pre i
rom suctir a
*lens,
{
Doss of
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on giealil, of
ligh prevent the e
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single chajg disp
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th, sod
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tery ti 11 Jesiiers Hp
usual
or Of Lue
i f
resentment
publicaus
exercise of
tional and official power
upon the outcome
al lition, Vv
normal place
umn, generally
nominee for Judge, an eu
profound scholar aud mo
man, Ellis LL. Orvis, whos
complishments need no
reminder that
the greatest men
has produced, Inte Joi
who was Judge twenty years ngo
Love fair legal att
ments, but when his prejudices are in-
volved i t
ters ui wple’s experience does
warrant expectation
from him. [a neither
ture 4
Wirt
5
He rancorous flim
L
lati
this ingratitude
Love's imag
1iKe favorable
H Quay,
+1 politics
t long run,
which A. V
1597, to oust
shrievalty,
i, the par-
Judge en-
imily
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POISIC.
} it
in
ean ) Ww nl ie
i the Demooest i
favors th upon
tue such
1¢
{e2d
fie
8
in ted early in
he is irom the
tiie
wile
coun
in the
elvection, when
Edward R
Burgess of
Chambers,
Pennypacker's
HL mediation
and the liquor peo-
fi
ue
possesses ®mii~ i
» Court cases or political ma
Ver
itt
or impartialil
law nor
thee
¥
itera
is fie ti § of
4
Of fair p
od for
ies
Seline
‘ i fis
®
bie I=
ed pr
His
YVithout
which
serve his selfish
a failure
{
less, vit
Tr 1 24 mentally,
nost violent, deep-seat
pried
nd
power f
d unrest:
purp
us a politician
idietive, cold FY
mpletely de I of
in handling men or matters
with a rod iron and |
Warm pe friendsbi
vy Ditter resentments
i
grail
‘ej
. early
Hastings
Vv Coneelt Are his gum shoes
uly fought
~iale
William A.
Love's candi-
M. Dale and
were de.
John GQ.
Love car-
of the con-
fthrown out
Li HA
successful
Aroosd, of
tre Coun-
from
entitied to it
be omission
tion platform
ommenda-
ration was
Lov
again drag-
when Love
the Hastings
snd Joho
Io
charges
ipulati wt of
Huht it was
after elect.
to institute im-
1. ve
violation of
indignation
iater tried
foresesing
if he
friends,
the of
eh
i 48 Use Epi
uated
Or.
» John
CL
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HOT
ns
i ’ ’ ow ie
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nen,
i
od 4
is
rsonal ips amon
yolitical WOrRers
the Judge
lazy,” disinelined
mentally or phy
ploting.
Hastings, Wilbug
ure d
:
IAW Vers say
{
t
thn
us=ly
=i
K, either .
‘
in political >
H 4 rsetaent
ra,
i Lhiers,
uate
1 pol
Having
ender Was
wi
dea
i
eeedents,
the
Lie tity |
HIV er
ra
fs
Ww, RI
i '
: iF
appealed
Bupreus
fast
FROCE
fis {
ns ©
o
the Was
is a notable
five recent
victorious lawye;
Masti
Railroad case ar
reversed by the Suprs
ourt, Vouada Thompson
went watter and the Batler- he
, reversed by the Superi
cases agatnst
» had poor luel
fe
1899
WH reversals ms
the
one «
defeat
Was
gst
d Lj
B HRs
hese were the ¢
er
: oy
nition.
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oy i mis
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th
JIE prs
{
RETIRES,
gs Or
i AWN #4 Apninust
rict f hi hav
«0as of Dis Have
confessed themselves we
“Lie
IAS Deel
that »
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1d
nes lived,
Allison
naming
Harris
seeined to
scheme
resulted in
im of
politics
blamed for
¢ 118 Oot
Hn
at
i
Yaahi
Love
i pl Opposite L&T
Washburn, under Cyrus Gordo
« Judge in Ciearfiell
ha It was in V
ishment jos
in Clearfield
ve gathering
x» Vio
CANNED
pinay
EE
{. had
3
CJ toe anti by Thompson ante.
r Quay for
, and engineered
ug
k fined « ited,
rgnnizing
Marshall was
away until
' "wri f+
that
HS Bg
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i
WH Pho ps n
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wi of Judge
tad for W
i Ove
Vashiburn,
ker, Wf tug
« fall i've Judge gran
« and Washburn cert
wand putting Hgue
grant was
to Gordon,
imuar
two coutitiva
n ar ago,
Fras
ashi l
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1
v
an expe
would be ew of the other
preerving the
av ding open
of them
cion of even
ical ma-
years, has
public
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THE TRIAL LINT
28 Cases for the First and 10 Cases for
the Second Week of Court,
The last term of court for the present
year will Monday, November
28th. The cases on trial are appended :
FIRST WEEK,
open
Rosenthal
Lewis
tosenthal
Executors vi
J.H. L Vv
J. H. Weber vs
Harrisburg Grocer
Wm
Dr
{
GG, Frantz vs
L. Lei
Mut
monds
3
rele
ity v8. Mm. Catharine
Sy
¥lis
Wo
That Potters Mills PVostaffioe
The Rey
this i
re-established,
edd because o
fon
main only a fev
pr
01
Hits ILIRGH
has the |
led
being fulfil
here
Mills post
ps
sup OF
Cauming ul
Closed
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Glos
Lhe
* HH presse
Potters
BEBO
a in
Wi is
f
they permit sue
11] reset
Rayos
rout were
I a
ing, October 11th
Altoona, by Rev
1
morning the
“nd BH
¥
Hoover's parents, i
they visited fora
they returned ¢
lave gone to
5th Avenue
RB
$
w.
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nade
R. {
her
along
i
with
man in
the bride
5 y, mired
}
hone
her
mother and engaged at dress.
making
was
Died at Anvil
Albert Bear, forty-two years old, of
Yeagertown, employed as a blacksmith
atl the Standard Bteel Works, dropped
dead of heart failure while at his anvil,
a
New
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CHILDREN
JAYNE's Tonic VERMIFUGE and MEN
Spring Mills.
Hon. W. M, Allison spent a few
days last week in the Quaker City.
| Mrs. C. A, Krape, who spent six
| weeks visiting relatives in 8tckton,
| Illinois, returned ast Wednesday aft-
ernoon. While in Illinois she saw
and visited quite 8 number of former
Penns Valley friends.
Mrs. Bamuel Snyder and daughter,
of Centre Hall, spent Bunday at the
home of Mrs. G. W. Wolfe.
Many are beginning to ‘see them-
selves as others see them,” since the
arrival of the photograph gallery on
wheels, to town.
Dr. H. 8. Braucht entertained his
father and mother, of Coburn, last
Saturday.
John Bmith and daughter, Miss
May, spent Bunday with friends in
Potters Mills,
Rumor says, Harry Stover will die-
continue farming next spring and
move to town. Ex-Squire John Gren.
aes he was vow Be ag
a tah
ttt er to pd ES
Tam Povuntve wo8 Fim SPomton
PRESICENTIAL ELECTORS.
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Judge of the Sapreme Court
Merl
one
SOCIALIST. |
SOCIALIST
dohin PF. Kikin, Republican |
{ Dem, |
Sam'l Gustine Thompson,
{ Indp. |
Prohibition |
Socialist |
Ramuel CO,
A. A, Btevens, dames D, BY
George W, Bacon,
Mark Tho
PE Womelsdor!,
John 1. Knisely,
J. W, Kepler,
John Noll,” |
T. W. Murmy,
Mark one
Domovrat |
air, “owia
A. A, Grant, HBoclalist Labor |
’ _H. Else, :
|
Benator |
n Gener! Assembly
Mark Ome
Mark One
John G. Love,
Demottal Ellis 1. Orvik,
oble has also rented his farm and will
move his family to Yeagertown, Sorry
to lope such good neighbors,
Mr. and Mrs. James Osman are vie
District Attorney
Mark One
H.W. Harshbarger, Repnblioan |
W. 6. Runkle, Democrat |
Democrat |
iting in Altoona,
Prothonotary
Mark One
George EK. Lamb,
A. B, Kimport,
A MU AS IAIN,
Clover seed wanted. Price accord.
ing to quality—J. H. & 8. E. Weber,
Centre Hall and Oak Hall,
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Vote for J, W. Kepler,
Surveyor
Mark Owe
Fletcher, i
ers.