The Centre Reporter CENTRE HALL, SPOONING A FINE ART. by which meant that form of affection described by the sage Noah Webster as “acting with dem- onstrative or foolish fondness,” has | been placed upon a solid and respon- sible basiz in the Lynn high school Books on etiquette for the young usu- ally deprecate spooning, for omit to mention it at all, but in this high school poys and girls who desire to have merely to get a permit from their parents. To be more ex- plicit, the principal of ghe school, ob- serving some mushy scenes in the cor- ridors of the building, recently an- nounced that public lovemaking must stop: but he added that pupils desir ing to spoon must bring PA. | Spooning, is spoon a written per- mission from their parents. Spooning thus is reduced to a practical work- ing basis, says the Boston Globe. If you produce the parental permit, pre- spoon. So girls who Jike spooning, and evidently there some in Lynn sumably you may are must produce “*Mam- who do, their or go unloved you haven't made me out a spoon- ing permit may be heard in the Mary, Margaret and Estelle, while in another part of the city, Paul, Henry and Oswald “Pa, just sign this spooning permit, before When the mits are issued and have been O. K.'d pr will be an oOp- labor to estab- No. 1 in Lynn permit ma, yet,” homes of are saying you downtown.” per- go the incipal, there for organized nion reat spain, Russia have people that speak Eng Songs we low emo- impu our some delight ginger glish as aero plane oc the Puchem When y pilot, or ¥ ing en into 16 1 plane found enterpris the Munich wn away with suburbs busy of police the horizon the been scanning earch of the flyer Up has not +h to present the machine recovered ni wire the mys pus of bar of Afri- method which wunication has «d explorers heart the of hollow then drie und it the skin of hard parchment eater wi a tic was was stretched thin padded and as drums les the and sound away outains expert message pend it tuberculosis, re r Academy of IONE a8 a Sei man lung by unimpaired capecity endowed nature, This is noted for of as one-thir he encouragement victir consumption As long original tract of the ie that wounds lun a chance the and t £8 remais there cleatrices form and of the dis third will constitute lung felent fc his capacity suf- heal one the patient to i of do business upon to If it for the when is to become the fixed custom to their hats the may wonen burn they suffrage affect Of course the burning of the of new hats. Will the tyrant man be allowed to continue his time-honored of drawing checks to pay for the pew hat, or will the newly enfranchised citizens scorn that dependence, and furnish the new millinery themselves? gain a ques tion arises which mascu line votes hats involves purchase ated a panic in the barroom of a New York hotel, , for their lives mouse. A Denver professor says the world would be in an awfui fix if all went to college. Sure, there'd be no self-made millionafres left then to endow the institutions, REID'S BODY IN HIS OWN GOUNTRY British Cruiser Delivers Re- mains of Late Ambassador. TAFT ATTENDS THE FUNERAL. At Cathedral Of St. John the Divine the Casket Was Carried Into the Crypt and Entrusted To a Guard. Britain delivered body of White statesman and Great the New York his countrymen 1 edlior, died ambassaqaor, Wil L.ondon The Bri UED ALIVE. Of Belic Forty Nine ved Dead; Buried Hours. § HANGED TO GIVE EXAMPLE. One Rebels Had Previously Been Executed. SMALL INAUGURAL PARADE. Will Cut Down Representation. Jeffersonian President WII de, Even Army and Navy D £; mark Washington, simplicity will gon's inaugural par: the tentative plang which pocording the inaugural had its first meeting iO of committee, here Frida ON WAY TO CALIFORNIA, Ortie McManigal To Face Trial In Los Angeles Soon. Indianapolis. —Ortie E the star witness for the government in the recent dynamite trial, is on his ay back to California, where his case will probably be disposed of soon The prisoner was brought to Indian apolls about October 1, when the dynamite trial started, and has been confined in the federal building ever since. (Tu MAKE T SNOW FLY ANP THE WIRD HOW S00M AT | GET THIS MACHINE AGO IN ce ee —————— atNT 10 a sentative Government. Roosevelt Message. First To Whole Hamiit a Appeal Alexander To Direct Le Perilous Experiment Cites rove gisiation a a JAMES R. KEENE DEAD. Financier and Turfman Fails To Rally After Operation. York.—~James R, Keene, the and horseman, died in a from the effects of an and Now financier ganitarium here operation He had heen ill for a long time wae 73 vears old, NEWSPAPERS UP TO 2 CENTS, Four Dailies Of Bridgeport, Conn, In crease Price. Bridgeport, Conn The four daily poewspapers have ann unced an in crease in price from 1 cont to 2 cents it is declared that the cost of print ing materials and paper, coupled with the general higher cost of living, made the advance necessary, The Post, an evening paper, when established a0 vears ago, was the first 1.cent paper in BATTLESHIPS COST MORE onstructor Watt Telis Committee Why Price Has Increased COST OF COTHAM FIRES Cost Year irebugs the City $4,000,000 a is Report Arson rime due, it Is alleged, to the e valueless property of Among the ¢ insurance pol which Commi on go which neured of 135 $127.500, on's is a series totaling Jahi 4 wiv valued at g10N agents secured prop only $3.96 DIES IN PANAMA HARBOR. Congressman Wedemeyer Jumps Oven board From Ship. ngton. Official Department of the drowning William W. Wedemeyer, Congress from Ann Arbor, Mich Representative Wedemeyer, who Is supposed to have been mentally ranged. Is reported to have leaped from the government steamer Panama on his way back to the United from the Isthmus. Waeh the ‘War word reached feath by of man de SEVEN PEOPLE ARE | LED IN CRASH | Eleven Thrown Into River Near Huntington, W. Va. Greatest Disaster the in the History Of Ohio Rail ls Half Chesapeake and road-—Financial Loss Million Dollars. Mo Vii LZER SI GETS NEW HAVEN Leases the Parmelee Mansion Years SENATOR JEFF DAVIS DEAD. Passes Away Suddenly At Little Rock, Ark, Little Rock, Ark Uz Senator Jeff Davis died his home here as the tack of apoplexy From Apoplexy. ted States at an at suddenly result of CHIPPEWA INDIANS ORGANIZE. Minnesota Redsking Would Protect Their Property Rights. Minn. For the purpose of organizing the Chippewa Indians of Minnesota into a corporate body, tn enable them to act in unison for protection of their property and for obtaining their dues from the gov. ernment, all chiefs and leaders of the tribes have been invited to attend a great council to be held here Febru ary 4 Cass Lake, the | COMMERCIAL Weekly Review of Trade and Market Reports. Heview notable Dun's “The Says: development at the the tremendous ex rts, which are break vement New York for the he year is pansion ip expe ing all previous record from port of atest week amounting $4.13 larger thi thio 36,000 here is BO INE slowir 0mest operation the veal iE 18 sual ail 8 of D if a8 notewortny ness cont those ominerce Wholesale Markets $2756 7.50; Hogs-—Ldght, 7.206: 7 86: $7 calves, $7.15 ! heavy, $7. 156 pigs, $5.25@ 7.10; @ 7.65 Native, mixed, rough, bal} of 7.60; 1665.30; sales, $7. Sheep ern, $4.25@5.60 jambs, native, $6. 45@ 8.75 $4 20@ 5.50: yearlings, $6,106 8.75 West $637.40; Western, PITTSBURGH, PA. supply light; $8.40000 Sheep Steady; supply light; prime wothers, $4.35604.60; culls and com mons, $262.50; lamba, $608.75; veal calves, $10.50@G 11. Hoga--Higher: receipts, decks; prime heaviea, $7.75; mediums, | $7950 7.80; heavy Yorkers, $7.75@ 7.80: light Yorkers, $T80@ 7.86; pigs, | $7807.85; roughs, $6506.93. {Cattle choice, $59@ 9.25; why steady; prime, 15 double
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