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MAKE A CROSS (X) IN THE S
TO VOTE.
QUARE TO THE RIGHT OF
FOR WHOM YO!
Uniwd States Senator.
(Vote for One)
. Henry Budd, Philadelphia County
M
A. Mitchell Palmer, onroe County
——— bpp ——-—
Governor.
(Vite tor One)
Yance C. McCormick a
Mich IR
Licuter
ant Governor
Columbia {
MN'CORMICK'S CLANS,
Right On Labor—Enthusiastically Supp ried
Every Movement to 'mprove Agricaltural
Conditions—~Aided in the Establishme: t of
Folitical Reform,
the
before people in
cInen'sa
No candidale
Vv “
of strevgth ss Vance OC, Mel
te for Govern
years has combined go mis
mick,
Democratic candida
His position in favor of the
demand of Isbor ia koown of
and hax been testifi-d to by 1
than the
dept W ilson’a
Wi
Treasurer of
Workers,
one of the great
Ist sders in Ameriea,
.at
pay
Wi
~ecreiary of
esnined,
wf nedly £0 Yen
the |
nwnt {
ternatio
untry
«t and m at
wl
Vance
everythli
proved not
pection with the farming tusiness,
his liberal and enthusiastic support of
McCormick's interest in
g that pertains to farmers is
only by his own sciive con
oy
every movement designed to improve
sgricultural conditions and methods,
work #8 8 Trustee of
tut by the long
by bis sciive
Pennp Btate College,
and powerful campaign he waged lest
year to prevent the Penrose machive
from fastening upon the fa mers of the
Htaie sn extravagant and corrupt sys-
tem of highway maragement which
would have prevented for years an
economical and efficient improvement
of the roads of Lhe Biate.
As a public spirited citizen,
paper owner philanthropist,
has contributed a8 ouch ss any msn
in Pennsylvania daring the last ten
years to the upbuilding of the pro-
gressive political sentiment, the eradi-
cation of political abuses, and Lhe
eatablishment of political reforms.
As a former Mayor of Harrisburg
he displayed administrative ability of
the very highest order, and caused
that city to enter upon an era of im-
provement which has made it one of
the cleanest, most besutiful and most
hesithfol cities in the State,
Hia recent political career has been
signalized by the most intelligent and
the most earnest efforts toward plac.
ing the Democratic Party upon a Ligh
plane of freedom, independence, hon-
¢sty and progreasiveness,
A man with such claims is worthy
of the support of every good citizen.
Vote for Vance MeCormick in
Democratic primaries on May 19th,
MA Sd
LOUVALS
Alpha Portland Cement, the high
water mark of quality. A fresh car.
news
}
anda ne
the
Bartholomew
of Al
Maturday
Mr.and Mm. Ed, L.
and daughter, Mary «
toona ut home from
until Mondsy.
felen
were
Uaion Siation, Pittsburgh,
step will be taken at Philadelphis,
New York and Baltimore stations.
In turning a somersauit, Harab,
Representatives At Large in Congress
{Viste for Four }
Philadelphia County
Allegheny Co
Hair Counmy
Lehigh County
Cramlurd County
RYAN AND HIS CHURCH
The Public Ledger S+yvs Ryan, a Catholic,
Dragged the Rel gious Question inta the
Compaign
The following editorial appeared in
Ledger :
ublic Ledger does not be
e Philadelphia Public
eve
Ite |
that
Mr Hyan should be pominated
by the Democerets for Governor, but il
this copeiusion
hreugh " The
that this churge was made is the most
hing not resched
‘bigotry mera
¢
unfortunste part of Mr Ryan's
facy, and is Lhe
FEympatby
that bir candidacy has intr
to the campaign the de
7
of religion, which has be
omoted by hia SUPP
yan bimeelfl has not been
He hss acted
any opposition to hin
gious pirsjiuaice
same unforlun:
when he candidate
solicitor, time
Ledger supported his candidacy, =
way to pro-
election ; succes
BRR
Was a
at which
nd
sought in every possible
when
Mr. Byap
thanked
mote his #
crowned ita «fTorts, Was
among those
he Pubilc Ledger for
Lis behalf
Mr. Byan in tha! esmpsign embar.
rssaed his supporters by his supersen
who warmly
IL PerViICes 1
sitiveness snd his unforiunate disposi
tion to drsg the religious questi n inte
It ia
Bp
most de pioral le
litical
of religion, sud Mr. Rysn
the campaign.
0 introduce oto
the q 16st ion
and his friends have been exceedingly
igetioss and ill-advised to bring in
of chureh in
for th
name ithe connpeetion
with hia race & Liove
tained, there is no opposition te
Ryan in any quarter because he
Catholie
that gaestion wou'd never
thought of hed it not been foreed
the issue by his supporters
is
member of the chureh,
have beer
I
own
paper in ita attitude toward Mr Ryan,
ifor it wes as fully aware, when it
or, it is today, of his religious
affiliations
I'he Fablie Ledger does not believe
Mr. BRysn is fitted by temperament or
political association to be the nominee
for Governor. I: believes it would
prove a catastrophe for the Democratic
party if he should be
Chis newspaper regards Mr,
capable lawyer, an el quent
an
the nomines
i¥An as s
sneaker, »
patriotic cit zn ; but be can be sll this
and be entirely for the im-
portant position to which he sepires,
Since he has been City Solicitor he has
been nofortunste suough to come into
violent cot fl et with slmost every
i public cfMiziail at the City Hall, He ie
utsaited
sged three years, daughter of Mr. and | *Upereensitive, cxoitable and quickly
Mrs. A. O Hosterman of Penn town- | 8roused to suger ; he lacks poise snd
ship, fell in such » manuer that she | bsisnce, and for this reason is dis
broke one of the bones in her right | qualified for the Governorahip
arm. Whether of Mr. Ryan's seeking or
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Mrs. Auna Btevepson of Millheim ok She fact Feltiniue 1nat iis snug
is nursing Mre, KE. E Bailey. She y pp Asi iy ale
iy malotaived by the discredited win
haa had large experience in that work, | > the Le rig party, whose Pe
p '
and is quite skilled se 8 nuree. This >
mskes the fifty-second mother she has | partissu allinnce with the Penrose ma-
chine marks one of the blackest and
taken care of since becoming a widow. | moat unfortuaate epoctia in the polit.
The tuilding boom at Miute College | feal histo y of Pevuneylvania, The
is not all confined to the erection of | Democratic party fell into disrepute in
college buildings with state funde, but | Pennsylvania notll it became & 1 egli-
over seventy-five private houses aud | ine factor on secount of low intrigue
busio ces places are now under construe: | i,q corrupt manipulation at the hands
tion, Biste Uolicge 14 coming to its) oo row discredited bosses who bad »
own, | mecret aillance with the lowest and
Fravk D. O'Rellly and others have | worst siemens of the Republican ma-
an opiion ou the Lock Haven Dally chine, Between them they produced
Democrat, sud are now conducting | the horrid record of wunigipal mise
the editorisl aud news peges. Io government and State scaudals which
their sunouncement iv is made clear | have blemished tie history of our city
that the Democrat will stand with the | aud commonwenith.
1eorganizen — with Wilson, Palmer! Two Years ago through the patriotie
kd MeCormwick, ndesvors aud coursge,
Senator in the General Assembly,
34th District
(Yolo for Une)
W. M. Cronister, Centre County
William HW. Patterson Clearfield County.
ve in the General
, Centre County
Represen
Assem
Twp. Centre ¢
hey Fergusor umy
Member of State Committee,
14th District
IX
Centre County
gh, Contre Coun
County Chairman, Centre County
»
energy and ability of a band of sire
Democratie with
of
patriols
ecord of the
y Gieg usted
bi-parlissn coleria
Hing themselves D
tiie Frys
nived ¢ ffon War
inde {4
poli icing
ithe
f
il
a SF 3
Wt)
Organi
ha Democratio party
I fnean th
Z9T8 ALG &
fihe lutriguers
manipulators discredited boss
who brought diegr
Row up y
deca I he Fi
1
»
persousily is el
Or is RCLIVE In
minstlion would nean viet
- spi
Fr
m Chivago
From Ch the g
Ww
ae aler, writes Lhe
icagn resi oily
irenoble, &
porter tb
tyidedtl »
middie west, J
war (ia
tie
I odo mpi id 19:4k £1 {3 fow Ew $
ALECICRED LF wi A? dF Reporter
fron May 1914 116. 1]
were a little alsck last winter. but
of
Mav | § $ vw an
y May, 1 ime
Lhe
fopening
improved.
epring business aloo greatly
————————
CENTEE OAK
Bussell Grove is able to be around
i again,
The Y. P. 0. A, will meet with Miss
Hachsu on Baudsy evening.
Smith Nittany
jepent Sunday with [esse Smith
Dr. Lieb is ere
{ment shed
| Meeker,
King fiom Valley
ting a large fmple-
on his farm for Mr.
{ Mr. and Mra. [saae Bmith are able
ito be arcund, Mr, Smith #stema to
have quite a time of IL.
Mra. Wilbur Lucas and Mrs. Edith
Vonada epent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ligen,
Lota of rain; grass and grain is
growiog fine. The farmers are ke t
back somewhat with the spring or ps
Qaite 8 number took
at Washiogton or
in
tunday,
those from this vicinity were ; Jas
Grove, Guyer Grove, Wm E.
| Harry CC, Musser, Merrill Hagen,
{ Arob Hagen, Mr, and Mrs. H. M
Wert, Wilbur Lucsa, Johe' Long, Mrs,
| B. F. Grenoble, Miss Lizzie Wert,
Af PA ———
Traasters of Heal Estate
James 8B, Weaver ot ux to Adsm
F. Heckman, tract of land in Potter
twp, $20
T. E Griestet ux to J. W. Bruss,
tract of land in Unionville. $450
Elizabeth Kerr et bar to Elizabeth
E. Baer, tract of land in Rush twp.
$1,100,
Barah E Foreman et bar to John H.
Thompson, tract of land iu Gregg
twp, $1,100.
H. OU. Thompson et ux to John
Thomas, tract of land in Taylor twp,
$400
H. OC. Thompson et ux to John
Thomas, tract of land in Taylor twp,
$205
Samuel EK, Weber to John H. Web
er, tract of Jand in Centre Hall
$3,048 33.
Pollip H. Meyer et ux to John H.
Weber, tract of land in Centre Hall,
$2 800
John H. Ocblson ot al ta Willis M.
Bwiorf, premises in Bellefonte,
P
Musser,
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ATR EERE GRRE RR
«ut/R1 PRUCLAMAITIUN,
Whereas the Honorab!
t Judes of the Court
th
$y
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cnn, ( iinrier
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for the
entre
f 4
THB 0L VODPOD EDOES
entre Hall Poultry Yards
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Single Comb White Leghorns
exclusively
The stock that has
3
quality by 3
actual test "
Eggs now for sale $
ll Sell at Oncs, 20 Incubators &
Brooders, at a Great Sacrifice,
=~
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Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL P
BERL OBBDOOGBAORL ISRO eS
PRQorneQe sgeieeae
To All Our Customers
+
H. F. Rossman
SPRING THLLS, PA.
BER L000ICROQRNIGRES RTOS
|
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Washington
EDUCATIONAL AND PLEASURE
TOUR
June 9 to 12.
$12.55 trom Centre Hall
¥
1014,
§ yg ar raise
# aireet via
Rogal
$7.05 Round Trip
transportation only
t Ball nore
y 1% ¢
ext
A Pew DAVID
»
Ticket Age iD
Re ALES TNT
PENNSYLVANIA RR.
SO000CP0 OPP Ui 0000 OOOO
60 Colonies 0
Bees For Sale
open
The undersigned offers
for sale sixty colonies of
bees, all in extra good con-
dition, Price $5 and $6.00.
Must be sold before the
close of May,
WM. REIBER,
COLYER, PA.
PO SPRING M LLS, PA.
POPP ICIOPINOGRRURIVRL PG
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CIO CSE £7
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SPRING GOODS
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Spring Dress Goods in all the vae-
ry
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have a large assortment
‘ iatopiale «+ AH oes "A TY ret
ious materials ; all new and modcer-
ately priced.
SHOES
FOR SPRING WEAR
Ex
via
de over the best lasts and built
to give service,
KREAMER & SON
CENTRE HALI A.
ARSE RE EY
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Gm
— my pe “
REIN ASSAY ST LOH I IIR at IB S703 TE ES Rv I —————— I.
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| THE RED CROSS RANGE |
for BEST BAKING
A i "il
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a aa
ln RC
Aste § x
Gaia id v 5 vr
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th a large as-
OTIONS, DRY
eT I , Bo, ”
UST returned from the «
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ment of the latest
GOODS, GROCERIES
A
5
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SC x
got
a4
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nt
Fancy Silk Messaline, from 45cts.
to $1.00 per yd.
Crepe Cloth from 12 cts.
to 25 cts. per yd.
Fancy
wv
Table Damask Cloth from 30 cts.
to $1.00 per yd.
TICKINGS, MUSLINS, PECAYS,
and GINGHAMS at the lowest pr
Don’t fail to see the New Spring S
PERCALES,
ices, for the best goods.
les
ty we have a large
selection,
C. F. ET1ERY
LADIES’
“FITZEZY”
SHOES
will cure corns!
SOLD ONLY AT
YEAGER'’S SHOE STORE
BELLEFONTE