Centre Reporter
Centre Hall, Pa.
ONE WAY TO FISH.
There are men who take
gling seriously; men of the
reel who make their own files and be-
stow an infinite care on the selection
of spinners and all manner of lures;
men who heartily agree with the great
{zaak Walton that just “as no man is
born an artist, so no man is born an
angler. When such a man goes grave
ly forth to fish, the day should be over-
cast. to match his pious mood. He has
business of import ahead of him, and
the only conversation that is tolerable
with the spirit
rod and
must be in consonance
of the occasion and must relate direct-
lv to the matter in hand, says Philadel-
phia Press. That is one way to fish;
the scientific, sacramental way. There
of whom
is
vulga: enough to select a day of rank
sunshine. He when reasoned
with, that he finds it better so. He Is
also peculiar in his selection of a fish
that it doesn't
as it embraces a
He
proba.
is another angler of
this other highly disapproves.
type
He
says,
ing ground, asserting
matter much 80 k
shady
may
bly does—but not until he has first at-
tended to his lunch basket, which he
stoutly maintains is a far more impor
tant item of a fishing outfit than the
creel. And yet the man who fishes in
this eccentric broadly just
towards the other fellow-
angler.
100k in some quiet retreat.
he very
throw out a
way ls
man-—his
One of the large British transporta-
construction of ten steamers for serv-
jce between British ports and ports on
the River Platte. These steamers will
be equipped for the carrying of chilled
beef, which is finding great favor in
Surope, and will also bave inviting
passenger accommodations for the in-
creasing tourist traffic to South Ameri
¢a. The order for this fleet is impor
tant chiefly because of its significance
to the meat business. The world’s sup
ply of meat is short of the demands of
the United States are themselves suf-
fering from the shortage they
have more interest in South American
same
meat developments,
Tramps and v
are opposs ad to
to keep
of Kansas {
agrants generally who
will
cinity
The
urt in Kansas
work of any kind
R* 1 “5 - - y
do well away from the v
or some time to come
fad ff th annicing!
JUGEe of 10€e municipal «
he
ight before him
tt
City announces
all
that will sentence
vagrants bro to la
bor in the fields if
he
for six months
ey refuse
to gO
11
wi workhouse
iii send : n to the
and that will be worse
than
grain vesting
class perhaps do not make the best or
most efficient help on
§
Men of this
the farm, but at
this season there is an urgent demand
kind,
us¢ful in gathering
for workers of any
tramp can be made
and even a
the crops.
The avalanche on the Jungfrau gla-
cier which claimed five victims was
an incident of Swiss mountain climb-
ing that is repeated often enough to
give zest to the indulgence.
glaciers is hard work, but tourists per.
because in addition to being fatiguing
it Is dangerous.
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The figures officially reported from
icans are making the dirt fly. The ex.
cavation exceeds all previous records,
and the facts give assurance that noth
ing is left undone that can contribute
to the completion of the great
prise at the time appointed.
enter.
Suggestions have been made that
Doctor Wiley investigate the theory of
germ by kissing, but
there has been no call for volunteers
for an experiment squad.
transmission
A German
ts descended
apes, and some
proved on
either.
professqr says that man
from four varieties of
we
the varieties very
The Danes are experimenting in the
prezervation of {resh fish In
Other people it for embalming
fish stories.
use
ammunition months ago.
if you had started to save up for a
rainy day, just think how much you
would have saved tuls summer,
A 8t. Louls pickpocket gets $50 from
a doctor while he is doing an appen-
dicitis operation. Our sympathies are
herewith extended to the patient,
—————— ——
The Bulgarian king who made an
aeroplane flight is not, however, the
first of his line who has been up in
the air.
For the first time in history, Newark,
N. J. is interested In explaining that
ghe is not the Ohio town of that name.
Panic Stricken.
FRANTIC EFFORTS 10 ESCAPE. FLAMES.
of 100,000 on Grounds When the
Thirty Injured.
The white city
the
Brussels (Special)
Fair,”
as Belgians call
the 1910 exposition, is now a Mass
flames and smouldering ruins A spa
aterial in to
h : :
building burst up in Hames
by
aay
telegraph
which, driven a high
rapidly in all L
English and
The fit
soldiers,
themselve
found
whiel
narts
par
gale,
to all
SOM GE in)
crowa
Wome
i
an, and men,
madly to « SCA
with the struggling
used
Many
ininred
their nsis
were tramped uid
ruin
eonflagration.
mervelous No
POLICEMEN MUITNY.
Refuse to Guard Against Strikers in
Columbus, Ohio.
hio I al Fifty
SNOW.-WHITE WATER.
Sea Captain Relates Seeing an
explicable Phenomenon.
nexpl
interests declar
The statement
he Ames
Peru
jegroes
AO Ri} degrees west,
ng HER
t eport, the vessel s conrae D
area of
expanse was so large as ts
! ¥
hye
nto an SNOW
rs ia :
an entire dav's =ail to traverse
merging with
was sharp and definitely defined in ool
£1 of may
the natural
reating a mervelous &
beauty
investigation
ga avail
means
phenomenon
with every
the
able failed to show to
be due to submarine volcanic
other seismic upheavels
Feud Breaks Out.
Ky Special Tw
ably
fexington,
were prof fatally hurt and
WEIR
eral others severely
Lose
Wolfs
were
fight zetween t he and
in
ror aing whieh
Rov MeNabh was shot and
probably fatally wounded, while R
heatenn that his recovery is
The fight occurred on
families and sover friends
y
founty, a to reports
received here
sie
0
badly
donbtful.
the P ih
an old grudge, had met,
Big Elevator Burned.
Buffato, N. Y. (Special). —The burning
of the Globe Elevator Company's build
fire department several hours of strenu.
ous work. The company's 300.600 bushel
elevator. valued at about £40,000, com
letely wrecked, was uninsured. The
oss in grain in storage is partially cov
ered by insurance,
Kills His Assailants,
Ashevile, N. C. (Special) ~ Reports
from Weaverville state that Furman and
Rome Capps. two young men of that
town, were shot and killed by Dr. Clas.
ewe Pickens after the latter had been
attacked with knives,
Loses Money, Ends Life.
Kenosha, Wis. (Special) —Frank W.
Nohling, 42 years old, president of the
Kenosha Mercantile Company and leader
among the Social Democrats of Wiseon:
sin, committed suicide in his office. He
slashed his throat with a shoe knifs,
severing the jugular vein, and then tak.
ing another knife drove it deep into the
wound. Mr, Nohling left a letter which
indicated that he had lost money through
speculation and had betrayed others whe
had givea him the use of their money.
PITTSBURG'S EXPOSITION.
Will Consist of Exhibits of Land In-
terest Only.
Pittsburg, Pa. (Special) ~Pittsburg is
tion ever held in the East. The show is
be known as the National
Irrigation Exposition, and
and
consist
Land
will
to
There
state exhibits «
dairies;
will be government and
i
model models
samples
seeds fruits,
of grains
plants,
tong, tobpoeed
; vege
mineral
i
Lectures
t®
Car
h products
restoration
3 14 i
ana agricuiiure Vili
ind chambers of commer
trade and commercial bodies {rom
demonstrate
homesecker and
parts of the country will
mer, the investo
advantages of their
parti
ous districts, The exposition will
4)
FLYING MACHINE
KING ALFONSO
WILL KOT YIELD
His Reparted Statement ta the
French Premier,
HE 1S FIEH TOWARD THE VATICAN
Declares They Organized Juntas of
Which Village Priests Are the
Leaders — His Complaint to the
Vatican Ignored—Will Reduce the
Number of Religious Orders.
i Sq
pecinl) .—Les No
authorized to deny
Madrid Ej
strongly advi
Paris
that it is
ment of the
n
Briand
rainst a raptire w)
gi i iptiire w)
the severance of dipl
Fran
lnmsiness of the \
Fhe paper iy
, durin
and
Crowd of Spectators,
Who
in
Daring Bird-man,
Altitude Record,
Throng of Spectators
Tricky Wind and
over Backward at Asbury Park
Holds the
Meets a
among
were
Brookins
age
friends rea
py men,
moments
fine con
otal
front row we gr
most reach
from
cals
the indstand
Logan, supervisor
Indian Service, and
superintendent of the Fort Belknapp In
Reservation, in Montana, !
appointed supervisor charge of
consifuction
Glacier National Park,
The United States Civil Serviee
decided to localize app
Washington by giv
riet secretaries :
has Deer
mn
and
in Montana
of roads
n
mission has nt
ments I
a
outside of
ot
In
that
for
has filed with the
INST: Commission
Pullman Company
CLOPRRIVY
teen
Complaint
charges by the
upper berths are
General Wood, chief of staff of thn
Army, directed a battalion of the
Fourteenth Infantry to go to Missoula,
Mont., to help in fighting foresi fires on
the Flathead Indian Reservation,
%
nas
do the men engaged in the same industry
in Pennsylvania, according to the Na.
tional Immigration Commission.
The Navy Department is to investigate
the sinking of the naval collier Marcellus,
which was in collision with the Nor
wegian fruit steamer Rosario di Giorgio
off Cape Hatteras.
Mrs. Judith Ellen Horton Foster, the
noted temperance lecturer and writer,
died in Garfield Hospital after an opera:
tion,
The population of New Haven, Conn,
according to the Census Buregn, is
133.6800.
Four hundred and thirteen transporta-
tion tompaiiies are made defendants in «
hearing wiore the Interstate Commerce
Commission, beginning August #5,
The Bureau of Indian Affairs is con
sidering the admission of Indians to
white schools.
Six thousand and 75 acres of land from
the National Forest, in Wyoming have
been restored to the public domain,
There was a decrease in the éxporta
tien of every commodity except corn,
which showed improvement.
Report comes from India that the at.
tempt to grow eotton on a large seale
has resulted in failure.
MAYOR GAYNOR STILL IMPROVING
KILLS
FAMILY AND SELF.
Life Taken By Each of Four Revolver
Shots.
(Bpecial) W
Chicago
keeper of a shooting
gallery, used nis
I! with a revolver with tragic purpose
id
taking his own
met his hounseh
rough the head @
1if
ooting th
ting ]
>
Just
lives
and fe
Mey rs
four shots were fired
were snuffed out
by
rring aim
i
Policeman
} Aq . § n %
he Mevers home when he hea
Dennis O'Neill was ng
pans
rd the fous
into
shots in rapid success
apartment he found
hey had fallen A
wmbers empty lay
Death in each case
tanta
ireaxking
on
the
Iver
ti
de AG WwW hers
reve with four
be nile
Deen Ins
L ‘
vevers and
neous
his wife separated re
after she had him nlaced under bonds
the , There
foro 0 are n
SEARCHING FOR
POISON SIGNS
Experts Work on Supposed
jelle Elmore’s Bedy.
Prof. Pepper, the British Home Office
Physician, Now Seems Sure of the
Identity the Remains Found
Under Crippen’s House,
ving eve
living ¢)
of
poisoning Still Possible.
New York
§
no symp
| tinues to rest
irishment
SWEETER THAN
©
Per Capita Consumption
Last Year Wag Eights
¥
Pounds
Porto HR
Le Philipp HEN
sugar Tr
" 3 ‘ a earl i
Prodi & anns 3 the
I nited States sehowe wreawd prodod
1 058.000
J,
488
bent
tion. Hawaii increased from
0 pounds the previous Yes o }
111.000 "Perta Rien from
ERM TMM
pounds;
MNL000 ta 560 stitidds, the
3
fields in tates from 065
Philig
an
The
de
Lo pia]
wi,
i ti 1 *
sUgar the Ln
Tn 1.0025. 0000 O00
broke all
with
I pines
inexation,
pounds
feane flelds in the
nited States al
from
ftereased, showing #4 Lom
LO0O.000 to 750.000.0000 pounds
HEIM’'S TERRIBLE FALL.
The Aeroplane Drops 225 Feet at
Johannisthal.
Johannisthal, Germans Special) -
i
£
{ The aeroplanist Heim met
at
While flying at about
foot in a Wright machine one of the pro
{ pellers broke, The comtinued to
{ run, causing the craft to turn over sev-
{eral times. It fell and was completely
{ demolished. Heim carried off the!
| field unconscious. Later he regained con
sciousness, but his injuries are considered
very grave.
with a serions
accident the aviation meet here
a height of
Hoe
ped
oiher
was
Captain Scott Cool.
Cape Town (Special). —No alarm is
felt by Captain Scott, commander of ihe
British Antarctic expedition, over the de
lay in the arrival of the Terra Nova, the
vessel that the expedition is to use in its
quest for the South Pole. The vessel is
now 12 days overdue and has not been
spoken since she left Madeira on June
27. Captain Scott says such delays are
not unusual and that he will not become
apprehensive if the vessel is not heard
from for two weeks yet,
40 Miles With Dead.
Tuscon, Ariz. (Spetial )-After driv.
ing & team of bronehos with one hand for!
40 miles on a stormy night, Alfred Villa,|
a youth, deelivered the body of his dead;
brother to his parents near the eity.|
While driving through the storm the
buckboard in which the two brothers]
were riding was struck by lightning, kill.)
ing the you instantly and paralyzing
o- side of "the tty ning sng}
sciousness, the elder boy the team |
for home, driving with his sound hand. |
#
¥
MANY NEW GOVERNORS.
Ever Chosen at One
Oo
Clections Before Fall
8 4
they
ansiderable vole,
COLLAR STAY CAUSES FIRE.
sulting in a Loss of $90,000.
Portland, Ore Special) The hitile
1 to hold ny
celluloid about
quarter of
the
. 3 ¢
a a
h wide. worth five coenis half
cost {he
tose of 800.000, and im
laundry workers.
stay had been
woman's waist whieh,
similar garments, had been placed
the dryroom in the basement. The waist
per illed 200
The left
collar
that lined the room, Suddenly the eelln
in flames,
Two hundred panicstricken girls re.
fused to descend the smoke filled stair
way. Firemen, finally by sheer strength,
drove them down the stairways to the
street. Five minutes after the last one
had been rescued, the entire building was
in flames.
Strangled by False Teeth
Louisville, Ky. (Special). ~~ While
sweeping, Miss Lillie Knuty actidentally
dislodged her false teeth. They became
lodged in her windpipe and she was
strangled to death before help could be
summoned,
Lightning Saves Life.
Norristown, Pa. (Special) —~A flash of
lightning revealed the form: of Joseph
Myers, of Conshohocken, lying on the
Reading Railway tracks below West
Conshohocken, and made it possible for
the engineer to stop his freight train in
time to save the man's life.
walking on the railroad during a heavy
storm, when he became exhausted and
fell. The engineer brought the train to
a #top as the pilot touched the body,
N————
JAPANESE FLODDS
THOUSANDS. HOMELESS
A Portion of the Japanese Capi-
tal Now Submerged.
385 PEOPLE DEAD AND 500 MORE MISSING
Thousands of Homeless and Hundry
People Sheltered in the Temples and
Schoolhouses—Not Enough Boats
to Convey the Sufferers to Places of
Shelter — A Hotel Patronized by
Foreigners Destroyed — All the
Guests, However, Are Sale.
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FEET TO DEATH.
See Dement Sailor Leap
From High Tower,
Former Congressman Bound Dead.
Milton ia Specia
Franklin
the F
Hed
Was 8
Fiftieth «
He
tale Conventiom hich
An
member of rive.
ONE TERA here,
gate 10 the
nominated
governor
aged 81 years was 8 del
vew (. Curtin and a
delegate 14 #* nal Convention
fry
whic President
No Arrest in Three Years.
Denver Social According to
nD a8 tes secretary of
Board of ties and Correc
an inspec
dorado, Col.
abid-
not a
and the door
Eldorado
Col
assistant
Char
the State
ne, who has am
for law
VeArs
single 1 made
of the
has a p pulation of
i wide open
500 persons,
Kidnapped By Brigands.
¥
ial} ~The
of
mystery « f the
Retta, one of
landow Sardinia, was
rigands who Kidnapped him
demanded $10,000 for
ransom. It is probable that Setta’s
family will pay the ax Signor
big landowner, was re
Rome
disap BTANM
1)
pe
Salvatore
w richest ners in
solved when 1
on his hig estate
his
price
another
Speaks for Six Days.
The Hague {Special).——Senator Elihu
loot concluded his six-day speech before
cide the Newfoundland fisheries dispute.
His speech marked the end of the argu-
ment and the case has now gone to the
arbitrators. A verdict is not expected
before the latter part of September or
early in October.
Spread of Infantile Paralysis.
Providence, R. 1. (Special) Much
concern is being felt throughout Rhode
Island on account of the steady increase
of infantile paralysis. Up to a week
the disease was practically unknown in
this State, but since that time new cases
have been reported nearly every day.
ODDS AND ENDS.
After training, a good circus horse is
worth from $3.000 to $5,000,
About one in ten letters passi
through the Russian postoffice is —
on general principles.
The Subway Telephone Construction
ompany, ef Chic has promised to
provide that city with a Sof plete auto-
matic telephone system first of
June next year. At first it will cover
only the business district, but later will
be extended to the residential sections.