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THE
CENTRE REPORTER.!
ISSUED WEEKLY,
A — CO 1 SATS AAI
8.W. SIITH, . . . Editor and Proprietor.
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Second Class mail matter,
ENTRE Harr, . . , PeNN'A,
THURSDAY, MAY 15, 19138
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Reformed-—-Centre Hall, morning ; Tusseyville
alternoon
yvierian—Spring Centre
fternoon
Pre Mills, morning ;
Hall,
ran—Centre Hall
fternoon
morning and evening
Georges Valley, evening
dist—-Spru
etown, morning ; Centre Hall,
fternoon ; Spring 3
Mills, evening
Market Reports,
Wheat, red .........
Corn, on cob, 7
A law has been signed by the g wern-
that prohibits tows killing of wild
turkeys during the next two years
or
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From pre
rial used
thirsugh
£004 t
Retort
to
f'v0
war«nra the mate
roa}
have
p
tut fae the
does
Hall
uilding qualities
new
re Lot
isis
Representative Gramley voted
against the messure which wouala
have given uvsucecessful applicants for
liquor license a chance to appeal to the
Buperior Court. Te did right.
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Bellefonte is much agitated because
too many young girls are running the
glreets and alleys, and a committee of
citizzns appeared before the council to
argue for additional police force to
remedy the evil,
A ft
Uatil better crossings are laid in
some sections in Centre Hall, citizens
are demanding that the poor ones re-
main. It is absolutely senseless to re-
move the few crossings we do have.
What is rffeeded here are more cross
ings, not less,
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LOCALS
C. C. Ramsey is back to hia Pleasant
Gap bome.
Walter Rearick, the eldest son of
Rev. and Mrs. J. M, Rearick, gradust-
ed from the Williamsburg High
Sehool,
The elk placed in the game preseave
in the Paddy Mountain district are
reported to be in fine trim. The herd
consists of two males aud eight fe
males,
C. B. Thomas, of near Potters Mills,
was a business visitor to Centre Hall
on Baturday., Mr. Thomas is interest-
ed in the selection of the Loop route of
he state road, and, of course, favors
good roads everywhere,
A Nevin De-trich, editor of the
Pennsylvania Grange News, has re-
8'goed that position to devote all his
time to his work as secretary of the
Washington Party of Pennsylvania
and of the State Progressive League,
Frank W. Decker is preparing to
build a large manure shed. Mr, Deck-
er has one of the most productive
farms in this section, but he realizes
that to meiotain soil fertility
must preserve all the elements
slable manure as nearly ss possible,
one
ib
Mrs. Naney Michael, who makes
ber home with her son, George
Michael, at Bpring Mills, had the mis
fortune to fall while walking through
the kiteifen, and in doing so struck
her arm in such a way a# to break one
of the bones in the wrist, Dr. H. ».
Braucht reduced the fracture,
*y J. L. Tressler, of Linden Hall, who
believes it j¢ almost as profitable to
farm by proxy s# to do it himeelf, was
an esrly ealler on Tuesday, Not be
ing able to secue help on the farm,
Mr. Tressler just seeded and planted as
many acres as he handily could, and
1st the rest to his neighbor, Frank
A. McClintie, to do for him.
The residence of the Iate William
Gray, E:q , on Linn street, Bellefonte,
occupied vy his widow, was burned on
Buvday forenoon. The fire originated
from a defective flue, The upper por-
tion of the frame structure was wholly
consumed, and while a part of the
lower frawe work stands, it is an al-
most total loss. Mueh of the farniture,
ete, was saved, There was $1900 in-
surance,
Mother's Day was celebrated
thioughout the country on Bunday in
many churches, and the carnation, the
emblem of the day, was worn by
roany who were fortunate enough to
be able to secure one. At Centre Hal
Rev, F, W, Barry, pastor of the Luth-
eran church, delivered a sermon es-
pecially fitted to the ocession, and
there was also music adspted to the
duy Aon Jervis was responsible for
insugurating, first iu a locsl way, and
ow world-wide,
Residents along the public road be-
tween Boslsburg snd Potters Mills
were frightened on Bunday by a
young man who passed through that
section carryivg a revolver in his
baud and muttering to himself
Word was sent to Sheriff Lee, and the
college authorities were also notified,
whereupon a number of the freshmen
cles ecoured the country and raked in
their classmate at Boalsburg. The
young man was temporarily Insane
from overwork, He is now in the
hands of friends and will be taken
eare of by them. The Reporter re-
fraing from publishing the usme of the
uafortunate youth,
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Fire Checked In Early Stage
The dwelling house on the Broocker- |
hofl' farm, east of Centre Hall, tenant. |
ed by Henry Lingle, narrowly escaped |
destruction by fire on Bunday noon
Only the fact that the preparation of |
the noonday meal required Mra, |
Lingle to be on the back porch, where |
the cook stove is located, accounts for |
as little destruction to the property as |
was done. A gust of wind brought |
to her feet n live eruber whioh caused |
her to lose no time in making an in- |
vestigation, #Hhe had but to step off
the porch to discover the cause of the |
charred bits of shingles which were
flving shout, The roof of the dwell
ing was ablaze wan making
headway doi ¢ 4
destruction Al
the men from
short times the
A hole three fee gq
in the roof, 'I'te enuse of
attributed to a deflect in the
arid
towards
urei
the |
fire wus
he
flue
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Another Cirealar Harn
The scuth side of Centre
have its second ecirenalar bar
structure contemupinted |
is completed, hh will
thao this fall, A
years has owned a farm just ess
Murray énrhonl h upper
Valley. Pie Wire
degirable nor suitably
Reck conceived the {dea to bud
to the Brush Valley road
tract of land lying nearby
farm on which hy is 8
was purchased from Mr, Herl
whi
Beek
Ouse. 1
butidings
loca
re
sugar Valley, and ti
moved tothe site sel
['as barn will be
sbove, will t
I'be structura!
by Asren T
Hall, who built th
the unly one of t
is |
bail
ataled
form
fone AH 3
Neff eiren
ie Bi
— Bilt
How Much for §
wie
big educatic
iiversity of Pen
nf Pitta
ia
The state's three
institutions, the U
ayivania, the University
and Bate College wiil Toe ive
4] { $4 LU
ature accor
[hese institu?
$0 400 000
WOT
receive a large number of free
abips in return, Just how the divi
will be made is one of
which the chairmen of the
house sppropriati Ms
work out this week.
AL
males made,
for approximately
tension of their K,
tue
Renate
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LOCALS
good seed
requiremen
It will hustle
stand up to the
present weather conditions,
Ciasude Werl was in town on
vesday, and took wil
new top buggy purchased from
Boozer.
Mrs. W. B Mingle, on Wednesday |
morning, went to Wilkes Barre where |
she will visit her son W. Gross Miogle |
apd family.
Register J. Frank
Mre. J. K. Host
Smith and John
Mr. and Mra, Thomas
on Fundsy.
nome
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Smith,
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Mad
Lil were
A. H
landlord at the Bo
burg Ion, and fervin Kuhn,
barber, were in Cent Hall on N
day. They were mskiug a tour of Lhe
valley for feed and live stock,
Amos Koch,
.
1
re
W. Gross Mivgle, who was in the
offices of a large commission house i»
Wilkes Barre, ia leaving that city, and
will locate in Chestertown, Kent eoun-
ty, Maryland, to become the sales ages
for a co-operative farmers’ association
Durinz a period of fourteen
average date of Rilling frost
particular section was May
the atest killing frost during
same period fell on May 25th
member this does not mean
but killing frost,
To attend an entertainment
ny Bellefonte ladies under tne ti
“The O!d Maids Club’, Misses Hele:
Bartholomew, Florence Rhone,
D. W. Bradford, Mra. F. W
years the
“in tht
5h, and
the
Re-
‘frost
Harris 1ownship.
The majority of farmers are
planting corn,
Mother's Day was observed in
Presbyterian church on Bunday,
day.
Mrs E. KE. Btuart returned
at Bellevue,
Miss Ida Begner returned home on
Bellefonte.
Mrs. Mollie
sited at the home
A, Murray
of
attended
College on
The i vad front
flulshed ao the fruit
Ross, of Centre
f her ter,
Hall,
ais Mrs
umber persons fre
the Hheasley
Friday
in
on Sunday night
; alan nipped
piants
from
guest at
ra week,
Calvin Riley,
WHE
f
Huntingdon
the Edward
¥
'
Ant Lap,
his parents Baturday and Sui
ent
v. and Mre. Kessler sg
week with friends it
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from Pn
the
lady
f Wwe
TE
. George P.
Haturday
’ f i
ne of Lis
Ff REV
rai
Ard,
and =
iathier, Dr.
After spending several
Miss Me
JLB
ro
mother, we
' ry BB ’ . * 1
urned to he y ae j
on Tuesday
Emory Odor
; Roek, 1H
and Mra. G. O, Benner want
fonte one eveuing last week,
H E. Bhirk is becoming
ficient sa a chsuffeur, and |
takes with him Mrs, Bhirk IH -
vaniops. The per 2 the
enuple were scoorupanied ou a run t
Millbeim by Mrs. D. W drat ford
Mra. L. IL. Baith i Mra Fra
Bradford,
The latest pews received
frienda of Mies Bettie Kimport
she is improving, It will be
that several weeks ago Miss Kimpor!
underwent an operation an
toona Hospital, at which institation
she ia being cared for at present I'he |
lady is a resident of Linden Hsll, and |
sister of former Prothounolary A, B. |
Kimport, of Bellefonte,
ot eveul
an W.
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by the
i s |
iB iha
recalled |
in
The proagect for a first class wheat
crop, the fine set of clover and grasses
in nearly every field you see, and {
oats coming up nicely, and corn
ing strongly, meskes some of the
ara push their fingers through
hair and ask themselves whalher thes
are not about as able to bay sn suto.
mobile a8 many oLthers who have done
#0. The question is being pondered in
the affirmative,
Tueaday afternoon several civil en
ginevrs took messurements throngh
Centre Hall and down the Brush Val
ley road toward Madisonburg., This
gives rise to the belief that th Brush
Valley road between Centre Hall nnd
Mifflinbarg will become a state road,
and will be one of the two new roads
on the south «ide of Centre oc unty to
be secapted hy the stste, the other
road being from HSiate College vis
Boslsburg snd Tusseyviile to Potters
Mille, intersecting a siate road (here,
Next November James H. Smeiz'er
will have served continuously with
the Pennaylvania Railroad Company
for a period of thirty five years, and
has therefore been entitled to member.
shipio the P. RB. RB Veterans Associa.
tion for fourteen years, Ksoh year
during the month of May this ssscoias-
tion is given a bacquet by the rail
road company some where on ite lines,
and this year the bavqgueters are at
Harvey Lake, pear Hken Bare
Mr. Bmetzler fe one of the number
who ser joying this ocession, se he bins
each year since arriving at the Veter
an’s age, which is twenty-one years
service. Station Agent W, Frank Brad.
ford is also 8 member of this associa. |
ive
Fonts
farme- |
their
“
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v
tion, but will; not attend the gather |
lng this week.
iephone men
vas repairiog 1
Cran pe
Faust,
a of ¥y lid
Va
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Boal
spent
HATH,
8! WR
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family |
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Robert Coldr
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UaRin
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fries
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IDngao KE iu
ouiie,
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The
pas
lower house at Hari
pedi a bill changing the
electrocuting j¢ ¢§
the samme messure, all
criminals of this type will be brought
to the Peru pen and there slectrocuted
The recent haoglings made in hang
ing had much to do with the
takirg action at this psriicular time,
hapging to
Honan passca
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There never was a time when people
appreciated the real merits of Cham.
berlain’s Cough Remedy more than
now. This lashown by the increnee
in sles and voluntary tegtimonials
from persons who have been cured by
it If you or your ehildren
trial a*d beecome acquainted with ita
good qn alities,
“Blood will tell”
Casoline is the blood—the
life force —of the auto—
get the best.
Waverly
Gasolines
Free—320 page book=-all shout oil.
Waverly Oil Works Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
LAMP OILS LUBRICANTS
ery Quality.
$10 to $25.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
DAY
SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES
Round. Tri
FAY
Train
Leaves
R02 A.M,
815
* 87 "
Round. Trip
Fare
2%
2.06
208
1.%6
1.90
Vicksburg
Lewiagburg
Montandon
Northumberland. 8.50
Sunbury 8.10 -
Consult
(CSVURT PROCLAMATION,
Whereas the Honorable El
dent Judge of the Court of Cor
Fortyv-ninth Judicial District
county of Cenwre, ving issued 1} precept
bearing date the day Mareh, 1913
to me directed for hoidi a Court
Jess, Orphans Court, Court of Quarter Sessions
i of the Pesce Oyer an inner and Genera
Jall Delivery, int Belle fe, for the
Centre, and to commenos
# 1. Orvis, Presi
ymon Pleas of the
» ting of the
2h of
i
county of
THIRD MONDAY OF MAY
of May, I
being the 19th day 3
continue two weeks
| Notice is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices
{ of the Peace, Aldermen, sand Constables of said
| county of Centre, that they be then and there in
| their proper persons at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of the 19th, with thelr records, inguisftions, ex
| aminations, and their tn do
3, and to
wn remembrances,
| those things which to their office appertaing to be
done and those who are bound in recognisnoes,
to prosecute ageinst the prisoners that are or
shall be in jall of Contre county, be then and
there to prosecute against them as shall be just
Given under my band at Beliefonte, the
day of April in the year of onr Lord, 1913, and
the one handred and thirty sixtn sear of the Ins
dopendence of the United States of Amerion,
ARTHUR B. LEE,
Sheriffs OMce, Sherifl,
Bellefonte, April 21, 1013,
Sal Heginter,
BATURDAY, MAY 24, at 18) o'clock, rear Optitre
Hall, by BH. Arney © Throw good onwe, three
head of young cattle, inree oho rwhits hogs,
| orm implements, ete,
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LEGAL ADVERTISING
i
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
OF CENTRE COUNTY, PA
NO. 105, FEBRUARY TERM, 1915
TO CATHERINE HELFRICH
filed m libel fa the Court of Common Pleas of
Centre County, to No. 108, February
iy notified and reqaired 10 apposr in sald Court
on or before Monday the seventh (7th) day of
July, 1918, to answer the complaint of the said
Joseph C. Helfrich, and in default of such ap
pearance you will be liable to have a divorce
granted in your absence,
ARTHUR B, LEE,
Sheriff of Centre County,
0.23,
= DMINIRTRATORS' NOTICE.
May 12th, 1913.
| _Istters of administration on the eostste of
EMILY ALEXANDER, aie of the borough of
| Centre Hall, Pa., deceased.
| Letters of administration on the above estate
Da ay Bite 10 We ow hed
iy won 3 now
| tnemeeives indebted 1 the 0 make in
| mdiste payment and Shane yr claims
{ © same to prosent them duly authen-
HE te mens
W. A, MURRAY
D. ROSS BUSHMAN, Centr —
28 pd.
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Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You oan do it by sp-
plying Chamberlain’s Liniment and
massaging the parts freely at each ap-
plieatiov, For sale by all dealers.
adv,
50 Visiting Cards 35¢
Printed from latest style
and on elegant hd Wedding Bristol
stock. Absolutely’ correct. Orders
taken for engraved cards,
hs INVITATIONS
printed or engraved, and other
grade printing at moderate prices.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
The Centre