The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, November 28, 1912, Image 2

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    The Centre Reporter
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CENTRE HALL.
PA. |
PEANUTS AND POLITICS.
It has been decided by the agricul
not a nut. Like the regular pea, it
belongs to the bean family, otherwise
known as luguminosae
native country it is known as a
ber,”
“pinder, and oth
indicating
“ground pea”
er its
clas
name, it Is dug uj
like a potato. But
about the
doubt, and
ball, the «
goods box
Ohio State
names,
sification is a good
the ground
thing
Ground pea
for from
there is one
which
its fitness
involves
for base
sitting on a dry
and talking politics, says the
Journal. But dropping the
peanut glory
memory, t
luge
goods
ompty
which men would sit,
bacco and talk
great tobacco
and
peanut
that is
ircus and
and coming to a golden
of a vil
the dry
always put their
sidewalk,
whittle, chew to
Those were
spitting
ly
denizen
how
he former
will remember
stores would
boxes on the on
politics
chewing and
days,
with
happl
October
whittling
ettling
politics chimed In
Sep
them
the
tember and
were
heat for
months
up boxes
and
i peanut and plug
gtuff that ruins
real Yir
politics
dry goods na
tional affairs, were the
days, too, to
bacco- gerap
but
was full
people old
of
th whole-
had an
ie influence
1 left
some
fledglings hac
are still
as old
as our revered
Washin Her-
in has the
gton
man, that can
as man, can
smoke,
ride a horse astride,
and such
sidered
yet tr
tendenc)
down to
in,
ed” idea
when the
gerved
step ba
day, but
an who still
of the home
help to establish
lacking in man:
twentieth century
Many
that the wireless
cation
ping, but,
fle American,
absolutely
with the
messages
persons
is
pi
SOC
Morse code vad ordinary
telegraph of-
con-
the
fice oldhu, on a telephone
nected] to a long horizontal wire,
messages passing on a
telegraph line a
AWAY can
government
quarter mile
It has been
to phe k
circuit
be
or
of a
be distinctly read
shown that it Is pos: at
1
S088
up
a distance, on con
which
telephone
another
versation i
through a ale
wire
graph
On one occasion
for was able to
with the
telephones
interfere, for a dis
of the ordi
Liverpool
tance,
nary
working
in
The first arrival in New York
specimens of the tsetse fly of
Congo was noted the other day The
filles were dead and preserved in a
bottle of alcohol in the possession of
A. H. Hale, who was a passenger on
the steamship Finland. They will be
available examination by medical
scientists desire to study them
at close The tsetse fly is the
carrier of the sleeping sickness,
which is sald to have depopulated
considerable districts in the heart
Africa. It Is a biting fly Recent
students of the stable fly, which
the
for
who
range
of
sald that it more nearly resembles
the tsetse fly than awry other Ameri
can representative of the fly family.
The specimens which Mr
test,
A man in Berlin advertises for a
wife with a wooden leg He
want one with a sound understand
ing.
A Chiengo professor rauks griddle
cakes above Greek and lobster salad
above Latin when girls are to be edu:
cated. A sandwiching of them is pre
ferred nowadays however
Chronicle should
have its way women would do the
wooing, but In that event what
should we do for bachelors to make
up the armies?
If the Loudon
Even a poor man can possese the
riches of health.
«| QUAKE DEATH LIST
| Two Towns Razed in Northern
Part of Mexico.
Lie
Theusand Homeless and Rebels
Threaten To At
Hundreds Unburied
Mexico
by the
the distric
Tuesday
aster a f
was at first indicated
list is now pl
The
and
part
razed Two i hi es Aca
8 at
the
debris
the
ror
hock
the dis
yr extent
the
ar more appalli
aced
and 1
{1OWnHns oi!
not
Mexico were
mbay
were carly
MARS giruc
ures ore
Great
and a
been shaken
out java
Jocot
flasures pened in
supp
HIS WALKS.
Notify Ber
Home.”
Hangs Basket
mudians He
SCHRANK
Alienists Unan
T. R's Assailan
PIERCED HIS HEART
Sad Put An End To a Po
litical Celebration
Accident
preparailory
ation
the
an iron ri
placed a
here
top. He
7
time of the
Was
of
h } on
the
body
ring burst and a
passed almost
piece
through
CHINA IS IN FIGHTING MOOD.
Sends An Army Into Mongolia To
Mold It From Russia.
Canton, China The
eral has ated Lie
por Chank Wing Ming commander of
the Cantonese force going to Mongolia
to hol for the Republic
Red (Cross soc 8 are pre ing to
follow tl “Tet us fight and
end once all these foreign in-
VAS war-cry that has been
raizsed in C An anti-Russian
gocioty opens headquarters here
morrow
EOVOernor gen-
desig tenant Gover
itory
par
for
ona,” is the
anton
to
KILLS HIS WIFE WITH A KNIFE.
With Same Weapon.
Tere Haute, Ind. George Sage, a
suicide with
will die,
the same weapon.
Sage recently retired
He
from
rpd
has been under care of physicians.
JAILED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
Postmaster At
Must Serve Five Years.
Ala.
Assistant
Ala,
Anniston,
department of the Anniston postoffice
Major D. Houston Smith, assistant
postmaster, was convincted and een.
tonced to five years in the Federal
penitentiary at Atlanta. Smith ad.
office.
ba obtained $9,652.
|
[URKS REJECT
ALLIES" TERN
Nazim Pasha Ordered to Go On
With the War.
AWAITING A BETTER OFFER.
render of
withdr
the Bl
dias
rawal
ack Sea and
patch of
the buildi ing
Cen
mandazr ved
the title { hazzi, hich
Tie
means
victorious plen
did defer
JOSEPH PULITZER ESTATE.
Dead Publisher's Property Valued At
$18,525,116.
New
Pulitzer,
York Worl
Dispatch, is val
the
The ¢
propr
and the
ued
report (31
York gepl
New
Post
25,116, af
ctor of the
late
81. Louis
at $18¢
cording to Toseph 1
Berry,
here
of
val
843.484. Tho total tax upon
as fixed by the report is $411.616,
which the estate has already
$410,860,
transfer (ax
After deduct!
administration and
of the estate is placed
{ ‘ 8 ACE
Appraiser,
f exn
the
ne
net
£16,
tHe at
the os
upon
paid
BANKER HANGS HIMSELF,
William Little, Of Cincinnati,
Nervous Breakdown,
0. Suffering from a
nervous breakdown, William Little,
aged 61, president of the West Bide
Dime Savings Bank, committed sul
cide by hanging himself with a rope
made of his bed clothing. Mr. Little
had not been active in the bank's
affairs for several months
Suffered
Columbus,
SUICIDE AMUSED LOOKERS.ON,
Spectators Thought Woman Drown.
ing Herself Was Paying Wager.
Boston, — A well«iresscd woman
walked deliberately into the ocean at
Revere Beach while a number of per
sons looked on In amusement, beliey-
ing she was carrying out a dare or
paying a wager. When the water had
was seen to throw herself beneath
The police recovered
her body.
WILL PENSION
A NATIONWIDE
FEDERAL RAID
Doctors and
Caught
Drug Houses
in Dragnet.
|ENGINEE RED BY HITCHCOCK.
Postmaster Cru
Te
General Organized
Ago—All
To
sade
Be
Two Years
Presented Grand
Jurisse
W a
Action is Taken by the Carnegie
Corporation.
TO RECEIVE $25.000 A YEAR.
Bertri
FAILED TO DIE: SUES.
{(Wash.)
$15,000 From Physician,
Spokane, Wash he
A. Goldblatl, a jew r. brought
G. H
aii
Spokane Jeweler Claims
uit againgt bh
for $15,000, Go
his complaint that Dr. Rohrer
of
that recovers
tohrer, ldbiatt
told
the stomach
Wh
hing to leave his
iim he had cancer
impos
properly
states that he sold
he
for
at a sacrifice
and waited
Becoming
timate at $15,
claim him
at his conti
the His
yeiclans and
perfectly well
iia
to im
presence
1ited
that he
natient ned
3
AONE ng, he cons other
told was
Was
FRANCE WARNS TURKEY.
Demand Rigid Measures To Prevent
Massacres.
Paris. France notified the Turkish
government that she would hold Tur
responsible for any violence
against Christians, and asked her to
adopt rigld measures to prevent any
onthreaks, France took this step in
fulfillment of her duty as the
recognized protector of Christians in
the Orient and as a result of reports
that massacres of Christians were pos
gible in different paris of the Ottoman
empire,
key
WEALTHY MISER DIES.
$30,000 In Securities Concealed
Among Her Tattered Clothes.
Philadelphia ~In a squalid room
and on a tattered couch, with more
than £30,000 in bonds and morigages
concealed about her miserable clothe
ing, the body of Mra. Lulu Waaslee, 50
years old, was found In the home
where she lived alone at 1942 North
Bleventh street. The woman was of
good family. She died of congestion
of the lungs.
riment
been guard
irr 1s
arre
statement
I i
Assoc
Enacted
Hinois
cently Regulation
general
public
AGED RECLUSE MURDERED.
Coroner's Physician Says Mrs. Anna
Notson Was Strangled.
Philade« An
physicians dis
examination by
the fact
Years old.
The
was found in her
nday, and RX was
from natural causes
hysiciane sald Wednes
he had been strangled.
police the motive rob
bery, as the recluse was reporied to
have kept a large sum of money in
her home
iphia
oroner's cloged
ga Anna Notson, 78
had
| body of the wo
|
wome here
recluse, been murdered
man
last Mi
1
believed she died
The coroner's p
day, however, ¢
The said wae
HEALED BY HER DOG.
Terrier Yields Skin For Mis
tress’ Wounded Arm,
Chicago.~~Announcement was made
at a South Side hospital of the snc
cessful outcome of a case of skin
grafting in which a large piece of the
skin of a skye terrier was placed over
a wound on the arm of Mra. H. W.
Johnegon, of Menominee, Wis, which
had been left after an operation on a
tubercular hone.
McKINLEY'S HORSE KILLED.
Skye
Charger Was Favorite Mount Of the
Former President,
New Philadelphia, O, -- Charger,
former President McKinley's riding
horse, met a violent death on ihe
farm of Albert Lewis, at Strasburg,
He became entangled In a wire fonoe
and strangled. Charger was President
MeKinley's favorite mount. After his
the Lewis farm. Although 27 years
old, he would prance to music.
FUROPERN WAR
CLOUD GROWS
Powers Now Calling Troops to
the Colors.
AUSTRIA RUSHING FORCES.
Proclamation Of Albaniar
Which Clg
ndepenc
Adriatic
ence seg ine
Againgt SBervia May Start the
Conflagratior
tie
twee
fous
Dan
am. The
shrouded
explana
MissiOR
FLAGS FOR THE LIFE SAVERS.
Btars and Stripes Will Hereafter Fly
From All Stations.
Beginning 8
the first time, the Stars and Stripe
splaved from the Life Saw
along { coasts of the
A wsis retary
Tre rimoent
igated the order, after dis
eft
aturday
be d
tione
Ce
Depa
the
States
the
at pres
PRIMARY FOR THE POSTMASTER
Senator-Elect Ollie James Will
port Leading Candidate.
Marion, Ks
be held her
the ehoice
ROVE ral asnir:
Sup
A primar wil
18 to determing
among
nts for the postmasier
Olile M. Jamon
has agreed to in
the
v election
Innuars
of the community
shin enatorelect
whose pr
dorse the
greatest number of voles
is here,
candidate receiving
SPEAKER CLARK'S NEW DESK,
Top Of Extra Thickness To Allow For
Necessary Pounding.
Washington Speaker Clark'as deek
has a new double thickness piece of
for him to rap on The
gplintered remnants of the one he
gmaghed np last year are being divided
as souvenirs,
STORMS ON THE HORIZON.
ly To Cause Hot Debate,
Washington. Staging of more hitter
ready being arranged for by interested
gosgions of the Senate when confirma
tion of appointments are considerad
are of former avpointments—renowals
of old political feuds,