Centre Reporter
Centre Hail, Pa.
SCHOOLS IN PUBLIC PARKS,
Boston's finance commission has
placed itself upon record as favoring
the building of one of the public
schools in one of Hoston's public
parks If the suggestion should be
acted upon by the Boston city govern.
snent it would probably involve a
mnique experiment. A schoolhouse Is
do be built in a portion of the city
where property is high-priced, and
even at a high price it is difficult to
&et a suitable In Washington
park the city of 125
square feet location
suake an
Dispatch. The commission argues
the school
12.000
that
area will, therefore
the hand,
school the
a
promote the
While
not
a precedent, it
The plan
both ways, locating
yeni. nt
gite.
has an
in
tai
S90,
area
as to
Paul
that
but
and
such
ideal site, says the St
building will occupy
square feet of this space,
breathing
ious. On
the curta the
not be ser
other of having a
the fact
in park will attract to it
children and
park
commission
maximum number of
object of the
the
finance does
wish to make its recommendation
suggestion
be
where
has in it a
of value might worked
schools con.
in public parks so as to give
the children a maximum of
recreation,
about
spots
ground for
grounds
breathing
neighbor
apd turning the
such buildings
for
into
the use of the
hoods, especially in vacation times
A Brooklyn woman
the marriage license of that
city to know if she could be supplied
with a good, honest, sober husband.
The clerk in charge that,
while he had a few on
hand, they were a
£upply
the demand
lately
bureau
wrote to
explained
model men
and the
for
atri-
I1 married
entirely
The
market
honest, sober hu
why
Was too limited
fact that the m
monial understocked with
gshands may be one
reason the divorce are
courts
overcrowded
always find
The
for gloomy the
pessimist can
food
oh
IN
The facts that the
census shows a big popu
fation
creasing will prom
increase in
while the
who, like the proverbial 8
'
never happy unl
that
crowded it
shoved off the
the rest
the natior
earth
to make room for
Those wh
to whether
Rew race have
hobble skirt
ted Lons
seven falls
on
a failure
broker
$240 a month alimony
ond wife wants alin
$500 more
er
who is 1 ing
hia
and
ay
Trust science to rise 10 every
gency. It ie
sane from living In and now =a
French surgeon is going to saw open
our heads and scrape away the foolish
fancies
emer
says we are all going
flats,
A Japanese sclentist claims that he
can educate oysters to
fect pearls. This may be glad news,
mow that the season Is open to
patrons of the restaurant pearl fish.
eries.
Football this year will have to com-
pete with aviation, but as there seems
fo be no good way to use a college yell
from sport will have some advantages.
mene will make a dash for the south
British expeditions.
er. And may the best man win.
Girls caught shoplifting in Philadel
ia expisined that “they wanted to
stylish,” In order to satisfy that
re they should have confined thelr
eeds to smuggling.
fhree months. “Insane”
lguate word, we opine.
New York has formed a league to
fbanish French from the bill of fare
Merely to call a chef a cook would be
ja great gain.
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is an nade
We gather that the Brooklyn wom.
man who named sixty-three co-respon-
dents in her divorce sult, really de
serves to win It.
New York bulldog turns on the gas
and commits suicide. "Even a dog
can’t stand the dog's life a New York
er leads.
Now the sultan of Sulu says that
one wife is a plenty. Thus he destroys
his usefulness as a comic opera prop.
FOR THE RED CROSS
President Taft Names Special
Committees (0 Act,
IN ANSWERING EMERGENCY CALLS
Will Consist
Subcommittees In
The General Committee
Of Endowment
Every Large City To Have Charge
Of the Campaign For Raising That
City's Portion Of the Endowment
Fund,
Washington, D. C { Special)
Taft
pointment of a special committe
President announced the
eminent men-in all parts of the com
try who are to undertake the raisin
of a $2,000,000 endowment fund
the American National B
ciety, The chairn
lin MacVeagh,
while
secretary
an
Secrela
Treasury, Cha
private
will
The general commit
be the vice-
of endowment
large city,
campaign for
of
Red (
endowmen
every
the
portion
The
real
very
a permanent
£2.000,000, which
raising
the endowment
OSA
+
desirable
iAay
to net income
20.000
as
21
ciety
touched, only
This is the second
the kind in
taken
ed heartily the
G00 for the
which the
an active interes
plan to
extension
Men’
Young Chri
PLAYER'S JAW BROKEN
Easton Foothaller Does Not Disco
Injury During Game,
Hero Loses His Life.
To
had
and Maine
Lynn, Mass { Special)
gave
11
three small children who wan
dered onto the Boston
Railroad tracks in front of an ex-
presa traln Stephen Jones gave up his
iife The children were crossing the
tracks unaware the approaching
train, when ran toward the
spot and warned them of their dan
ger by hia shouts so that they escap
ed He, if, had misjudged the
speed and distance the express,
and his moment of hesitation before
leaping to safety cost him his life,
for the engine struck and killed him
He was years old and
family
of
Jones
himsae
of
65
leaves a
Meat Prices To Fall, He Says,
New York
Patrick Cudahy,
packer just
from Europe, there will be a drop of
10 per cent. in the price of beef and
25 per cent. in the price of pork with-
in the next year He bases his opin-
jon on the abundant corn crop. For
several years farmers have found it
more profitable to sell thelr grain
than to hold it for fodder,
{ Special) in the
a Mil
returned
opinion of
waukee meat
Mine Watchman Killed,
Pa {8pecial).
while
NE. Aut
mFETRGALE,
Wil
liam Tressier, on duty as
lets entering his body. He ia
trespassing on the company’s prop.
erty,
A ALAA SAA
Bar Harbor Excludes Autos.
Augusta, Me. (Special). —- Bar
Harbor will continue to get along
without motor-cars, In the Supreme
Court Justice William P, Whitehouse,
in a rescript, declared the so-called
Bar Harbor automobile exclusion bill
passed by the legislature last year to
be constitutional. The bill had the
support of many New York, Boston
and Philadelphia people who have
summer homes st Bar Harbor, but
was opposed by some of the perma
nent residents.
Distinct.on Drawn By The Interst te
Commission.
D.
Bread as a necessity wing a qualified
cake
which
Washington, C. (Bpecial)
victory ove: as a luxury in a
rate decision the Interstate
Commerce
the case
Commission
of the Oak
Creamery, of Boston, Mass, against
Adams Express Company and
'be decigion the
contention cake
given sporta
bread, dis
of the COm-
inmon carriers’ rule mixed
bread BO
announced in
Grove Farm
the
others denies
creamery
should be
tion rate
that
tran
orders a
as low a
but
defendan
that
and
must
as
continuance
in a
t of cake pe
the package be
in order that the package should ge
the lower bread
The com
rate
Miss
10n
NeCessily
points
¥ 1
ariicie
announced
3
aiming
KILLED AT FARMER'S GATE,
Slayer Himself
He
Woman's
At,
Young
Fired Says.
under arrest
BANK CASHIER A SUICIDE.
Stabs Himself When Inspector Starts
Examination.
Georgetown, Texas (Special
When Bank Examiner Chambers ap-
Weir Bank
institution, Cashier J
stabbed himself in the
died within a few mo-
at the State to
that
peared
examine
i Dester
throat and
ments
Weir is a small town a few miles
from Georgetown The condition of
the bank's affairs has not been an-
nounced.
Auto Overturns: Two Killed.
L.os Angeles, Cal. (Special) w
Massey, a rancher, and his 4-year-
daughter were
the
C,
old
Fernando when engine of the
stopped
and the
and overturned,
killed outright, while Massey
several hours later The
jumped and were uninjured
machine rushed
others
Ambassador O'Brien Back.
Victoria, B. C. (Special). Thomas
with his wife, arrived here,
bound for their home at
Rapids, Mich., on a furlough of two
months. The Ambassador stated that
Japanese feeling toward the United
States was most cordial, and he did
not anticipate any question to arise
would not lend itself to ready
solution,
Kills Himself On Liner,
Queenstown (Special) ~Dr. John
H. Nesbitt, a New York physician,
shot and killed himself In his state-
rapm on board the steamer Arable.
The Arable arrived here Sunday from
New York. The body has been em-
palmed and will be landed at Liver.
pool, ;
Train Hits Work Gang.
Pledmont, W. Va. (Special) A
passenger train plowed through a
gang of Itallan workmen, killing
CARMENT WORKERS
AND POLICE BATILE
Mobs That Hurl Stones.
RIOTS IN THE STREEIS OF CHICAGO
Strikers Put Up a Desperate
Hy
Trampled On-——Bleed-
Fight,
Knocked Down Policemen's
Pistols and
ing Heads and Faces—Men and
Ralph Johnstone in Baby Wright is
H ghest F yer.
New 3%
irk
roadster, with
‘oaby”’
John
glided gracefully
{ Special ) A
Wright talph
stone at the wheel
to earth in the twilight at the clos
f the international aviation meet at
Belmont Park Monday evening with
the barograph registering a
The
new
world's record for altitude jit-
machine, of only
been up 9,714
the height
tle
had
£98
feet,
feet
attained
Hurl
Clubs—MStrikers
Women Stones, Bricks and]
Cloth. |
Ma-
Dismantle
Establishment and Toss
1
1
ing |
chines Into the Street,
three and fatally injuring two.
reporis (3
Dukes!’ as
many
taking them
met
and collectively, they are
ding.”
T0-Cent Drop In Pork Prices,
{Bpecial)
i
~HORE
approximately 70 cents |
eight days, according to]
quotations local market |
Dealers say that further declines will |
come before the end of the week, and
that not in sight. The|
biggest corn crop in history is assign-|
ed as the cause i
Cleveland
have dropped
in past
prices
the
the
on
1
the end
is
Makes Home a Shambles,
Lawrenceville, Ga { Special) i
Joseph Wallace, a prominent merch- |
wife and 13-year-old son, fatally |
wounded his 16.year-oid boy, drove |
two daughters away from home, and |
then turned the revolver on himself,
ending his own life, at his home here
No cause has been given for the deed
Man. 82, and Bride, 48, FElope.
Jacob
Years
{ Specia
farmer, 2
old, Ellen Kraft, 48 yoars
old, and were married.
Myers’ son, 60 vears old, objected to
marriage The bridegroom has
three great-grandchildren
Sterling, iil
Myers, a wealthy
and Miss
eloped
the
Mine Explosion Kills Four.
Butte, Mont (Special), -— Four
miners were instantly killed and their
bodies blown to shreds by an explo-
gion in the Leonard mine, one of the
properties of the Boston and Mon-
tana Company.
Two Killed In Threshing Accident.
Lapeer, Mich. (Special). —~Charles
Ritch and George Oviatt were killed
and John Gordon was fatally injured
when a threshing machine engine
boiler exploded five miles from here.
_-.
Lad Dies From Football Injaries,
Natchez, Migs, (Special). —E. Ster-
ling Gunn, Jr, 16 years old, son of
Rev. KE. Sterling Gunn, rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church, died of
blood polsoning resuiting from in.
juries sustained during a practice
game of football,
France on October 1 by
malen, of Holland
But
not
Johnstone's climbing feat
sky f
i nt of
the only notable incide
Claudq
British
of the meet
the athletl
ERY the
ch takes
tournament
Gordon Ben-
the next in
to England
appeiite
Me
i
gant
BLAME DISASTER ON GAS,
Men
Angeles Times Office.
leport (Mf labor On Fxplasion
In Los
‘8 LO]
Thomas G. Hudson
3 entinm
jamage to the
Georgia from the recent cold
wesihier =a now
onvinced,"” that
&
i produ
exceed bales, RE
against 1,900,000 or 2,000,000 under
in this State will
£
not 1.300.600
normal conditions.’
Budget For 1911, 8174,079.335.
New York The budget
New York for i811.
finally adopted by the Board of Esti
mates and signed by all of the mem-
bers of the board, foots up to $174,
nearly $11,000,000 higher
that for 1910, which amounted
to $162.1306,270
-
(Special)
for the year RE
-> “- isn w
Germany Buys Aeroplanes.
types. These comprise the Wright,
Sommer, Farman and Avatik biplanes
and the Ettrick monoplane. Various
be made with these machines
the Government will then make ex
tensive purchases for the army.
Fireman Killed In Wreck.
Chattanooga, Tenn. (Special). ——A
G. Sanford, fireman, of Smyrna
McGovern, engineer, of Nashville,
Frank B. Allen was injured in the
wrecking of passenger train, No. 4,
on the Nashville, Chattanooga and
8t. Louis ralilway. The passengers
were terribly shaken up, but none
was seriously injured.
a a — oa
Shot For a Deer,
Vancouver, B. C. (8pecial).—D
Gibson, a hunter from New York,
about 40 years old and apparently »
man of wealth, was shot and killed
in the woods north of Vancouver by
¢. Young, who mistook him for a
deer. Gibson's body was brought to
this city in a launch,
The United States consumes over
$1,000,000 worth of Spanish grapes
annually.
MS...
UNITED STATES 10
TAKE A HAND
Gen. Valladares Will Have to
Vacate Amapa’a.
OPEN DIFIANCE CF DAVILA
| Dutlaw Commandant
the
Honduras — American
Of the Island
Port, Of
Gunbeoat
Princeton Lying Off the Place
Port Closed the
State Of
Of Amapala, Pacifie
and Island In a
Valladares
Sieg orn,
Hates Americans,
Hane ’ { KBr al
HONGUra SPecial )
valladares, the outiaw
A Iva.
of Honduras
1
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§
i
Comimnanacat igls 1
the and of
entrance
POSTAGE ON MAGAZINES
Not To
Literary
To
Reading.
Higher Rats
fr
Apply Nef
entific
fal The
| charges or
includ«
i8
pally to
ster General
ng the in-
so-called
eh adver-
ents 0 # part The
ch magazines will be
larger proportionate
expenses of the operation
mail service is now being
worked out under the direction of the
Postmaster General The depart-
ment, it is asserted, has no intention
to curtail impede in any way the
sirculation of the scientific or iter-
ary magazines in which advertise
tisen
plan where
large
made to be
part of the
of
ar a
the
or
KILLS HIMSELF IN HOSPITAL.
Brain In Brooklyn.
New York (Bpecial) Helped by
it is believed, in secur-
ing means to carry out his desire to
die, Charles Sembrecht, a cancer pa-
the Seney
in Hospital in Brooklyn.
In
hand was clutched a re-
nd there was a deep hole in
No one in the hos-
it
and is believed that some
weapon into “him,
The Oldest Postmaster,
Milwaukee, Wis (Special). Jos
sph Dreyius, aged 50 years, post
master at Hales Corners, near Mil
waukee, died of general debility. Mr.
Dreyfus was said to have been the
oldest postmaster in the service, as
well ag age, in the United States. He
bad been a government official about
40 years,
wo Sa a —
Newspaper Plant Burned.
Macon, Ga. (Special). «- The
Macon Telegraph Rullding was al«
most completely destroyed by fire.
The loss is estimated at $100,000,
with $80,000 insurance. Raymond
Clay, of Knoxville, Tenn., a printer,
was burned to death. Only about
half of the files of the paper, dating
back for 75 years, were saved. The
fire, 80 far as can be learned, started
from a lighted watch carelessly
thrown into some paper at the back
sf the building.