/ THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA, OR A CLOSE WATCH EPT ON MEXICO President Must Be Assured Elec- tion Will Be Constitu:ional. Al Tyna Te, SNAPSHOTS AT | TRAIN HELD UP _ MYSTERY OF THE CORN FIELD STATE NEWS 1 BOF BOTS === All Pennsylvania Gleaned for | Daring Robbery Successfully Items of Interest. | Accomplished in Alabama. | C3}*TTIA. BOWER 4 SERBY . : Sp | § S20 VY cL) > £3 . ATTORNEYS AT-LAW 3 \ | rgitieg /4 Lo iN | Eiois hom Most Style BELLEFONTR Ba Youths Stopped the Express Train #aoosmsors w Onvis, Bowxa & Onvis By Showing the Danger Signal Consultation ts Bugisb and German and Awed Engineer, Farmers Busy in Every Locality— | Churches Raising Funds for Many Worthy Objects—Iitems of Busi- ness and Pleasure that Interest. in Approved the Two As Suggestion, Withdrawal Due To Lind's His Regarded Gamboa's Election Doubted. - EI ELS, BH. B. SPANGLER The Bryn Mawr Building and Loan | ATTORNEY.-AT-LAW Association has increased stock Irom $500,000 to $1,000,000 Ala Two mere were the bandits rifled car and dynamited the on Alabama Great Southern place and variously estimated Cottondale, boys | ts the mail | safe NO with from al || Who express Railroad Com- train, $129,000, as The Lehigh Valley ih aly tax on near this escaped Slate % booty - few hundred to fifty t In the search for the bandits Deputy Sheriff James Bonner, of Birmingl i was shot by a paid the State at CLaMEnT Pals ATTORNEY ATLAW loans, aousand dollars ' wil pole Bostic Falling with a rotten ’'phone at Minersville Lineman broke a leg. James Ofios B. W. sornm Diamond, two —— ie First National Bank. be member = bIRLS NEEDED BIG WRECK DUE UN THE FARM 10 MAN FAILURE Vigorous Plea Made at the New Haven Scored by Interstate National Congress. Commerce Commission. and killed another posse from Montgomery, mistook Bonner for one of the i After stopping the Siding at 12.30 A & block ait ton police learn that ; train M. by the 3 revelivers, fo geries of burglaries can he Peon's Valley Banking Company CENTRE HALL, PA W. B. MINGLE, a Receives Deposits , woman vile elusive Signal Blair county more than $50 expres each on and six engine rir PUILATY campaign. Discounts Notes . , . E60 YEAR® EXPERIENCE WHY THE BOYS DO NOT STAY NEGLIGENCE ALL ALONG LINE secretary Of Agricu Poo Traoe Manxs Desions CorvyricHTs &a Ng 8 sketch Ti pli Cooking is Men To Hades Than the Saloon tions strict sent Trea. | Palette taken t ¥ American. your: four month. 8 Bid by Fd MUNN §& Co,3¢ sme. New York ——— ¥ vsmanmp— Jno. FP. Gray & Son (Scctspnrs to &d) GRANT HOOV Control Sixteen of the Largest Fire and Like rance Companies bn the World. . . .. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST . . . . Noe Mutah Ne Amesmenth — Before — lle see En HOMS fice, with Wpeclal me Scientific ovirated weekly ifs Ae = A Handsome t f any sre the contract of which in esse of death betwees the tenth and twentieth turns oll premiums peid is - dition to the face of the policy. to Lean em Fieg» Mortgage Office i= Crider's Stone Bufiding BELLEFONTE, PA. Telephone Connection PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS GIVES LIFE FOR CHILDREN. R Newton, Of the Byron Assistant Secretary New York Offi Checks Ki cial Runaway Treasury Horse, But Is lied. H. Q. STROHNMEIER, CENTRE MALL, . . . ras, Manufacturer ef Beeing or he for 13 aring another years, Mrs farme FATALLY B8HOOTS FIANCEE. Hughes, Graham of Old Forge, and Mrs Jones “EO life, half a years, sisters, were Ie a few days together for living within each other for ignorant that part the who knew them the meeting and they are now say Though dozen miles gters presence State, A Years ago of the si were of each other's in of arranged J. Hoopes Matlack, of West ter, says: by E. F. 1857, James, of West Chester. in t { of persons living or residing here now. I was one of them. as I came to West Chester in 1854 and clerked in the book store of the late George F. Worrall, which was located on West Gay street, between Church and Gay streets. He's gone, but I'm here” A cherry tree in ‘he yard of Stew. art Fabel, of Stroudsburg, is in full blossom, Mr. Fabel picked several clusters of blossoms, which were nicely filled out and apparently of the same quality as those found in springtime, The deep well near Bradford has been drilled to 5,700 feet, and work on it is still in progress. The forma- ton In which it is now drilling ie a black sandy lime, very hard, sup posed to be between the red and white Medina, had carried instantis under Killed ULTIMATUM TO CHINA Given Three Days To Comply With the Japanese Demands. London.—A dispateh to 4 news agency from Shanghai says the Japan ese minister has presented China with The corre. spondent says it Is believed China, will find It impossible to concede Japan's terms. He adds that the nature of the action contemplated by Japan in case her demands are not fulfilled has not been disclosed. MANSION BURNED. “Arson Squad” Of Militants Scatters " Much Literature, Liverpool. Militant suffragettes set fire to Seafleld House at Seaforth, four miles northwest of causing $400,000 damage, The mem: bers of the “arson squad” left a quan: tity of suffrage lterature strewn about the lawns, The building was former ly used as a convent and was under. going reconstruction ut a cost of $130,000, $1,000,000 of soil American Missouri! river. filled Hn the amount o Hm hat they and phosphorus W we have fy the lime hunger need deficient n ’ i en in learned ¢ + 5 eagiern row ag to satl soll, then they will g Imes we have given them the phos phorus that need, then the legumes makes meat cheaply.” fey FOR OPEN-AIR SCHOOLS. In Washington, Washington. Removal from Health Department, with the approval of the Board of Education. Open-air schools for tubercular students probably will be created, : - ii imrticnns VIRGINIAN HEADS P. 0. 8. OF A. J. W. Alexander Elected Commander. InChief Of Order, Trenton, N. J.-—Election of officers next place of meeting featured the twenty-third annual convention of the Commandery General of Patriot Order Sons of America here. J. W. Alex. ander, of Oak Grove,’ Va, was unop posed for commanderdn-chief, as was Charles H. Davis, of Philadelphia, for senior vicecommanderin chifef. Young Man Says He Didn't Know Rifle Was Loaded. Redding, Cony Marguerite Gilbert. 17 farmer, ed shortly years old, daughter of a wealt) and fatally wound after midnight by John Todd, fiancee Todd declares he pointed a rifle at her joke and pulled the trigger. not Knowing it was loaded WAS shot § her a8 a OFFICIALS IN WRECK. | Four Prominent Railroad Men Are Seriously Injured At Indiana, Pa, Indiana, Pa.--Four ciale of the Buffalo, i Pittsburgh Railroad were seriously in. prominent Creek Side yards. were hurt, but not seriously, A AA SPAIN IN PANAMA EXPOSITION. A ——— 3 Name Commissioner, San Franclsto.-Spain officially has decided to participate in the Panama Pacific International Exposition in 1815. President Moore received this cablegram from Former Mayor James D. Phelan, President Wilson as special commis. sioner for the exposition: “Spain decided to accept. Wil ap point commissioner. Have reven Cutter service yaiidings, internal revenue and ous bureaus of the department SHAFT ON HISTORIC SPOT That Marking Place Crossed Delaware Dedicated. Trenton, N. J A monument at Washington's Crossing, N. J. marking spot George Washington the Delaware River in 1778. was dedicated by delegates to the Na. tional Camp Patriotic Order Sons of America. The organization held two-day biennial convention here with yore than 300 delegates In attendance. Fred A. Pape. of Somersville, N Ja national president, presided at the the where SAUERKRAUT GOES SOARING. Unprecedented Price. Fremont, Ohio. Kraut cabbages reachied the unprecedented price of $17 a ton here. Kraut makers in this city, which Is the centre of the Amer} can kraut industry, had hard work getting material at that price and sev. eral suits have been instituted against growers who contracted to sell their deliver at the contract price, ® w and Dealer In HIOH GRADE aus MONUMENTAL wWowr/ in all kinds of Marble am Oranite. = fw» se uy pers i i Qs co pines. w—— amos ROU PROPRIxTOR knows a A graduate of the University of Peun's bot 7. em St Bai Pa. Both ‘phones ~ -
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