XX VIL.
DEMOURATIO PLATFORM,
Perfeot State of Affairs Promized in
~idecinres for Loon! Option,
State
deciaration of
Harrisburg last
nations!
The
principles, adopted at
week, in speaking of
said that ye
national administration has
record of
ii
Domoerati
issues,
present
written a
com-
port of
of the
ie
in asingle ar the
achievements which
{
1
up
the admiration and
a vast mo
country
mands
rity of the people
The whole of
J
that record
d.,
Ven
$3 a,
Gell RUG aD Dre
Colimen
Among
tarifl law,
i
t Yi
tha achie nts
quoted
are the the income tax, the
the yy from
age Le new currency
ff existing laws
is and shippers a
and
the
mn of iob .
pa
% f
ei
RL
L
iaw, the
reial
10
elimi: eon
3 nt
RTE88, LI)E x UL 8
oreement ¢
3
i
ive LO Taking
ivale mont
to
polies pending
pr
legislation refor: business
world,
i
ihe } pol
tration is heartily e
Lever law for farm
dustrial arbiiratio
Mexical of adminia-
the
work ;
ACL;
oy the
wdorsed ; also
gxiension
the In the
negotiation ol peace
ig Of govern
moviog
t fray
ment fo: the enlarge.
system the
od law to meal
af
ment of ti
ablishment
a
ramens
+
LATIA Durea Lie
mands
“ Pent
Bysit
Ieveiu
ties id th
4
er
the
8 INAY Ue (els C
Al @ adminis ration of
may
He
80
taxation
be eviden
expenses of
taxation
ced.
the government
that both equalized
and redu
:
not
be
rwort
should
d should
Urposes
8 of
a
1d revs
r public}
au
YE Canil Si00 80d
non-p
pri
i edged al
ii
ory p tio:
api iL]
nun
13
f iF
yi iid
thin
thei
Lig-
arbitrarily
ar
geen
disregarded,
= Dave
Lo lm.
# in their j
AERARD (
the Eas
fi parim ‘
to
e ; child labor,
igre Fea
Of respive
1
BiG
£m
He
I ome rule, civil
and refer.
servation
ballot evile, muunpiciy
gorvics in
tat tiation
a 2 1108) IVE
’
woman suffrage, en
fav swredd
that
endum,
of natuar
8 constitutional
do away with bi
bre calling ofa © netitational
vient ]
tnect
Ene,
al resour are 3 also
Ore w
provis
i
¥
tld
¥
Ww «parti ih ip
1 enone
laws to
may be
§
. de
hi
8 Ur
der
i 1, in
gant
litions
4 a
aum—— —————
Thial in June,
is the second week
HIGH POINTS
The Democratic party platform
declares for :
Commendation and approval of
record and policy of the National
ninistration,
evision of the state taxation
iem so that there will be equality,
learrangement of the state appro-
lions system.
creased appropriation for public
ls.
5 system of pensioning
elerans,
sion of the rules governing the
ure.
d roads and proper mainte
of then. Thorough reorgani-
1 of the state highway depart-
eliminating favoritism and
Mod MN
ff A
Bag IK
3
Civil
s
Marriage Anniversary Celebrated,
home of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph K. Bit-
ner,
Hwabb and
stone mausion on their fertile farm
few miles north of Spring Mills.
vent celebrated was the thirty-nintk
Miss Elizabeth
beautiful day,
the air,
in perfect
surroundings,
to put into
ink of condition for this event.
#w barp and the
ghtened new coat
e trees looked
and
The
sunshine,
wadless sky, seemed
hh the
tire farm seemed
Bitner
tteroll,
i.
Bs
br
1
the
ight
clean
mony wit
be
f
i
i
ge n ail
with a
ces and th
were bri 16
paint ; the fe
fresh
white
wash ;
and
urnished.
the yard
were trimined and i
A few closely
d to help
I'hero
r
i
3
friends
the
nut
related ¥
celebrate
Were prese
Fetterolf,
Philip
VErsary.
Mrs.
Pre
rk
Mrs, {
Dr. and
Hall.
0D Were
Rev,
and vibert
f. and
LE
He
Wi
£4 3 43
Krape,
H. F
and Mrs,
and
baries A, Hp
Bitner
Pat
M
Mr.
the b
“rifto .
“IL E338
24
ra.
nire
t
SNwal st hoates
gr
sincere,
Col atulatio
Al
formed,
g to
and
the
diniz
feast
cession waa
oom leadin the
b
Ma
unteous Was
r {nde
del farm.
r
werd o
tner &
d
g¢attle belong
Sw ibi
how jt js po
ian $1000 ar
lucis alone of a farm
0
oi) Boreas,
this
many
» wish tha
may
bride
Al
wedi
b
HT enjoy EUCCE
L
Hniversari
bus closed a red-letter day ‘in
‘sa history,
re et ———
Democrat
iC Biate Urganizstion,
The Det ratic siate commities
unanimously
Philadelphia,
ad
1
A
DEIrman
rris, as
d
feasturer
a1 “ama Kank:
Cammit
i
“so §
it
carrying
amit
and msde
for
we
fori
» division district the
) of the campaign i
folio"
Wel
8 Teapportior
odd
esch di
First district, Eug
indely
fil the
MIBITINeD
«ne UC, Bon
John B,
Horace Lehr, North- |
B. McCormick.
ilies Dun Perry : |
ind ny Ohi
yRg
niwell,
Evans
Ni
0
shia *
MEER '
can,
denhamer,
Me Lean,
Me Kony
oite ;
in,
Faj 10,
11, Willism
1 F. Gul
soeid
pi
egheny
A Mp is
Error in Decoration Services.
a il}
} inst week eRe
al
of the Repertler
the local |
d hold their Decora
Sunday afternoon
time is June
the
correc
stated th of
odgo
id Fe
OWS wWou
Ot
Maturday,
intereste 1 in
the
oy
viease note
— ls fant
Deaths of Lantre Coantians,
kK
sad
Mmit
Mra. Marah
illiam H.
len of
aged
Death due to heart
Emith, wife
Ww , Bt Milesburg,
thir
failure
y-nine years
nt
0
#14
8, William B. Rankin, at Belle
foute, at the age of sixty years, follow-
ing a long illoess of heart trotible.
Burial wes rasde in the Union ceme.
tery.
Simon Vonsda, born
county July 15, 1840, died
Lewisburg recently, He
148:h P, V. I. duriug
in dJentre
in West
served in
the Civil
War,
Local option.
Abolishmment of * minority rep
resentation, ”’ thereby wiping out bi-
partisanship.
Law fcrbidding employment of
children longer than eight hours a
day.
Correction of existing evils in the
ballot laws, including abolition of the
party square snd voter's assistant.
Establishment of a liberal plan of
municipal home rule.
Adequate employer's liability and
workingman’'s compensation legis.
lation,
Extension of civil service law to
the state,
Initiative and referendum.
Woman suffrage,
Conservation of natural resources
Constitutional convention,
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HALL. :
MISSTONARY CONFERENCE,
In Sesslo.s at Spring Mills,
The Woman's Home and Foreign
of the
of the
rence ut ©
Conference Central Pennsyl-
Lutheran church
pring Mills Tues
Inst wes)
ol
i
met in conf
eek
ors wes quite large, and the sessions
| throughout were full of interest
Rev. B., Glanding, D.
Bellefonte preached 1 C
& evening.
ion an
D., of]
waference
W.
5 he
rmon on Wednesday
After
forn
gates and visit
the close of this sees ifie
«
t
£
yal reception
Irs
| freshments were
in
igh
Tis
which t
served.
at
Was
«d by every one.
Al sday
Mrs, ger
slonpary in
1 forceful er.
oflicers resulted in re-electing all the
former oflficers,
After the routine w
the
31
Ix
talked
an
th 8 Wedne
Deinin
literature
rping seesion
i
Julia Gn
nn interesting |
an many The election
rk at
b
the
Dr,
EE
i,
sion i WwW.
ant
WLOT,
Shamokin, a former past
Cio
oF ap "a. »
B8Y, BOQ OaTE., La8ri
wcldr
sed the
hour, preeid-
a Gramley, was
idr
jas Or
:
to East
ptionally
erie
lonmry
ex
@ ex Ces
for.
there
4 32 Lil 3
ecutive years in the
id.
1
ar wr
£L3€4 Wore
od she gave
feolings |
EUS, 8
t CUTIOB
$
Lilo
f
i
ibsight
usioio
d.
President,
MiMinburg ;
W. Smith,
, Miss Je
a
pris
in
£.
man,
8 of the
Ive
8 er
Wm.
resident
fli # of th
M. Rearick,
vies | M , Cen-
Hall ; tressu
Fy
Reif
)
hie
retary, ies
2 Millis
altendance
were
5s
«44
ws Hee
4 Miss
Mis
Jas
Ider,
Heckman,
Mill Hall;
f Be
ar
A
k
Hie te:
’
s (rec
E
Musser,
Herring, |
HBrunpgart,
Deer :
Miss
Mra,
Mae
8. Beck, W
Mim
HLIDDAT
hile
iat
nr
a
Ocker,
Bitner, Tusssyville ;
srry Miller, Dreist Wm,
+ Sarl elon ; Catherman,
8 Carrie Gentzel, Rae
; M. D.
iizabeth
Haver
Boalsburg :
Ant
RI
Rg;
teh
af eh: Mra,
or, Mra
Laure Misuse
| Finkle, Spi:
Goins, Anre
E h Qainn,
Anos Dale,
Bower
2 Mra.
«Ji JRO E
Kern, z2ibetl Lock
Yi iR8 “n
Hel Mies
Hall :
’ onsburg ;
« Cent
r, Tusseyvi
al
Is
5 i
ie,
isa Anus Harte
[URSDAY,
JUNE
FOURTH HORE SALE,
on Block for $5073
The fourth
50.
horse sale by Messrs,
{ Hall on Friday. A Antal of thirty-one
animals were sold for $5673 BO The
| twenty-eight a passed for $5345 50
{An average of $190 84 ponies
gold for $8350 Five for
Three
teams sold
i $490,
| considering this season of the
time when it
Horses would
public
YeAr,—a
generally thought
be a drag If offered
The light-weight
much reduced the general
, but
assed at ratiefactory figures,
i No definite announcement
| made when the next ssle will be
but doubt the horsemen
back during the fall season,
of the horses sold, will
{ noticed in the list of purchasers, went
Was
BRie.
ery
v ¥
avers
this type
WHE
held,
no will
Most aa
inty HH
Girove,
being good purchasers,
A.
before
mrted with a team
t ie stable,
URCHABERS
HORSE BALE AFTERMATH.
There was considerable dealing done
ade purchases
MeNits
Meyer at
{eam
TR on
el a
Rebersbu
William trad
Mr.
money,
ny, scheduled in the list as)
y
nu
old to Me 'y Lingle
: i
to William MeNitt, sud sold at a mar. |
gin to Mr. Lingle.
|
"s
KR. R. Roseman sold the single horse |
he bought t ZN mermat 1, the
Lock Haven dealer, which indicates |
that the former made a good purchase
George Gettig was offered an ad
$50 for the team of
horses kpocked bim. The
fla
James Witmer, on Friday, was driv-
the team of bays purchased by
1 and ; 8 second pair, when
3 Lewis
*
Oi
to
vanoe of one
down
wes not taken,
»
i
lendin
Visitor: : Rev.
D , Belief
Mra IL. V. WB
Mrs. (. H.
Mre, Julin Delninger,
Frank, Mre. A. Miller, Mra.
Misa Lula Musser, Miss Kate
Millheits ; Arthur
Sarah Ki Mra, |
Mrs. Kryder Frank,
Alexander, Mra, James Stab,
Andrew Z Mrs. Perry Luse,
Charles Filink, Mr, James Blab!
tre Hall; Mra.
Pur Miss Lotti
toa; Rev, ¥ E.
Bhesmokin ; 8.
Keen,
W. N. B. Glanding,
eV. d. Ls
Mrs,
ile
sik K,
Gremiey,
Metzger,
1 Mary Frank
Bebe:
»
¥
Hr
sturg ; |
i ra. 3,
' Stover,
Musser,
Mrs,
Glrerer
Aboer
Mra
Mrs,
Ke
ra
Mire tin,
riln,
i
M
i"
k
Ie,
itie,
3, Cene
Weildevasul, Mrs,
Snyder, Lavrel-
Fischer, D. D.,
Marion Fischer
1 ¥
#iny, e y
N *
Mr
Chiua,
Af —°
Commencemen’ at Lock Haven,
raw
June 20 to 24 are the dates sel for
commencement exercises at Central
State Normal 8:hool, Lock Haven,
Special interest in atisched to the
exercises been fase that two
young Indies from this tower — Misses
fastel Rowe and Cora Luse—greduate,
and will take part in the speaking on
commencement day,
The program follows ;
Graduating Exercises School of Exp: ession, 8:15
P.M. June 19
Gradaating
Jane 0
Bacoaisurdate Sermon, Normal Chapel, June
16 P.M. «Rev. W, E, Harr
Fisld Sports, Monday A. M. June 22,
Senlor Class Play, Monday, ISP M
June 21
Planting of Class Ivy, Taesday A. M. June 23.
Senlor Cass Exercires, Tumday, 930 A. M.
June
Nass Reunions,
Tuesday I. M. June 28,
Alamn’ Batquet, Tuesday, 8.00 P,
Alumel Promenade, Taesday,
June 23
Thinyeeventh Avnual Commencement, Wed.
nesday, 030 A. M. June 34,
Adress ww graduating class by Dr. W,
Chatabers, "87,
LA MSA
Fiate Mua Pay for Bridges,
Bridges on state highway in Centre
county, when in need of repair, must
bs paid by the Biate, Ia Judge Oyvie’
interpretation of the Sproul rosd law,
snd he filed ao opinion to that effect
ues of the
Excreives in Music, 8:15 P. M.
Chapel,
TERED C009 12,
M.
10:00
June 23.
P M
8.
reeently when the onee of the Lemont
R
ghtened them. He had
porses {o take care of,
and fell from the wagon
badly,
bimeelf pretty
Fei
if
gomelning
*
00 INALY © fost
is balance
hur
horses ran away.
are few of the
made by the various buyers, and it all
indicales that the purchasers had (he
lead on the sale day.
at,
The
These
ae ting
just a deals
A SA SO AA
Tranafors of Hoal Eetate
Mary E. Van Valzah ex to Perry
W. Breon, tract of land in Potter twp
$6000,
Anna Delong et al to Sarah Bteig-
er, tract of land in Penn twp. $20
Mary R. Potter to Joshua T. Potter,
tract of land in Harrie twp, $1.
Ellwood Shiffer to Ferdinand Has
won, tract of land ia Philipsburg
$200
Charles W,
Nef, tract
$32
B. H. Arney et ux to Henry E
Homan, tract of land jn Potter twp.
$4 000
Philipsburg Coal & Land Co.
Edward Vaughn, tract of land
Rush twp. §95
E. #5 Erb et ux to J. R, Stein,
of land in Htate College, §1 200
J. RB. Btein to Becuritly Company,
tract of land in State College. §1 200
Haonsh Bigfried heirs to Bimon W,
Bigfried, tract of land in Rush twp.
#1 200
Homer et ux to Hadie
of land in Potler twp.
to
in
tract
A AIA I HAIN
5O.O KF ecoration Services,
Lodge No 865, 1, O O F., will hold
decoration services Baturday afternoon
at the following places and hours:
Tasseyville, 1:80 o'clock ; Sprucetown,
2 o'clock ; Centre Hill, 3:15 o'clock ;
Centre Hall, 6:30 o'clock. All Odd
Fellows, Rebekahs and children are
requested to be at the lodge room not
later than 6:15 o'clock. A program of
speaking and singing bas been ar
ranged. An address will be delivered
by Rev. Waiter Willisme of Bpriog
Mills, The general public is Invited
to participate,
A SY AYP SAAS AAI.
Be ture to attend the lot sale, Jane
bridge was brought before the court, .
19.h aud 20h,
(914.
Heckman -Hossman,
A very pretly home wedding
solemnized at ** Locust Tarn?
Tusseyville, Saturday, at 10 », m., in
the presence of about seventy invited
guests, when Ruth E., daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Michael
the
Penn Hall,
and Rev, R
ing.
the Lutheran church wae used,
While the strains of Mendelssohn's |
d
was
Henr
tossman, bee sme |
Rev, Frederick W, Barr
Raymond Jones officiat.
| wedding march were being playe
Mr. Eb of Lancaster, the ushs
Me Fox,
lege friends of the groom, i
robe, bearing the colors blue and white,
of Franko aud Msrshall Cl
| whieh the od during
eraole
gars, Grove, and Hhook,
nlaced
Hege
up n |
{
bid
principals st ‘
| ceremony,
bride was
{ Elizabeth Bitner,
aud Be
The led
maid honor
Fortney, E
Margaret Young, and Helen
Wagner of Altoona, and Misses
Wenver, Re d
Bitner of Tusseyville, idesmal
Mr. Hall
allen
by
ne of .}
Misses Matilda
wie
Osman,
Mayme
fi
Bi
wr be 2my
aiyra WEeY,
as br
Roy Corman of Penn
chum of the groom
man, Lois Geary and Raut
the | and
Lively, carried sRels
bi 4d ho
loro
n
‘
ie 3
’
#8 of rie gr 3,
OIL
led
ba fi
’ 4 1
we
Ph {adelp his,
bride rec
end
&
&
¥
x
fa
rift
mils
a and
gra
{arshall College at
iV
ifs 3 }
ii useill “
liver, chiin ilnens,
will ate from
us
He
£316 ment exercises
He contemplates
few
i:
£
itr
A
he
Vi
3%
& mini
1
The bride
woman,
5
a
i® 8&0
©
Jou
e 10
800 ished
Ide a nieh ae
nd social circle ®,
and ho
church
the
and
has been a successful school temcher in
Potter township,
————————
Boalhburg Trims “pring Mills
B gr
Bpring
chiefly
th
Oa the Boalsburg
SBatarday
school and
afternoon the
Inst
Mill
ff
its
ball team,
8 beet
den
fa
its
Wi
enm posed
of «lu { the summer se
defeat at the hands of
club, wre being
inninge
The Bpriog Mills ag
ed a win:
hool, met
the Boalsburg
3, in
the sc 6 5
ten
gregation look
ier in the ninth with a lead
of one run and pitcher Corman going
but * Stuffey
ous batlaman a!
good, Stover, a danger-
all times, saved the
day for his team by dolng the might.
iest thiog say baller can at »
crucial period ; namely, hitting the
ball for a circuit smash, and giving his
team, which seemed doomed to de
feat, an even chanes for viclory.
With brightened outlook for landing
the game Boalsburg scored again in
the tenth, and by holdiog the visitors
runlese in their half, snatched victory
from apparent defeat,
Corman, for Bpring Mille, retired
fourteen batters vis the air route
Condo, of the same team, was the
heavy hitter for Bpring Mills, and
with one on base in the first inning,
gave his c'ub a substantial lead by put.
ting the ball over the fence for a home
run,
do
—————
Miss Isabel Bowes on Honor Rell,
In the large class of graduates at the
Central State Normal School, Lock
Haven, Miss I abel Rowe graduates
with high honors this year. Come
mencement exercises will be heid from
June 20 to 24, and in snoouseing the
names of students who head the class,
Principal Binger has given out the
name of Miss Rowe, who will be
among the four speakers al the Come
mencement exercises,
Miss Rowe is the eldest caughter of
Mr. sod Mrs. 8. J. Rowe, and in ber
school work at home always stood to
ward the bead of her class. She is an
excellent youog Indy and one to whom
Centre Hall points with great pride,
A A IH ASAIN,
Tres Planting on Large Neosla,
Approximately 750 acres on the
Gregon national forest were planted
with young trees this spring,
Nearly three milion young trees
are belog set oat this spring on the
national forests of northern Idaho and
Montana. On the Bt. Joe nations!
forest in Idaho three thousand acres
will be planted,
£3)
2D
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
| HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERES
FROM ALL PARTS
Flag day,
I
Monday,
| Free automobile Riven away sat the
gale,
ryt
1S
earick-H
Hecls
Gy family reunion
Thurs.
on
Park
front
enanted by
ial Gd Dy
d a Milale
Cent
: * aril »
IWR Y THOU SiLer,
freq 10
and one
factories
nd
JWlerwise
caused by the resig:
Mapaw ay | was fiiled
ett fth
yer
Jr.
take
Apart lured the
from Spring
hooked one
measaring 23
vgth and weighing
CB]
iargost
v
Ie
{
creek, last week, when he
in
as ever
i
Dow J! eCles
~
‘
nearly
was the
A nie
A pie
Penns
Hollidaysburg at
fay, David L.
years old, of
his arm
lege
Ig mele along
road
isnt
Faliit the
P
vania Kal in
mi
Mi
Hollidaysburg,
over
dnight Thurs
cniy-eight
threw left
1 he Lc
Farmers’ special train cut it off.
Miss Mary Whiteman,
J. W., Whiteman, iast week purchased
& Dew Pp {from the Co'nish Com-
pany, Washington, New Jersey, and
had itehipped h 1d placed her
home, The instrament i in
appearance and sweet in
roRT. t%
regan, tw
the rails, isle
daughter of
ao
in
# one fiae
tone,
Iu the roster of students at Ce
State Normal School, Lock Haven,
are found the following who are
known to most of Reporter readers :
Mieeea Isabel Rowe and Cora Luse,
Centre Hall, both of whom will gradu.
Carrie L.. Bariges sad
Belle McCormick, Spring Mille;
Emalive E. Noll, Pleasant Gap.
viral
Lo
Aun effort is being made to collect
back taxes in the borough of Mill-
heim, and to do so it was necessary to
turn old duplicates over to su atlorney
with instructions to go the fall limit.
Fiank Eoarr, deceased, was the tax
collector for several years, aud on close
scrutiny of old duplicates it was found
that taxes were due for several years,
Civic pridedn Middleburg received
a frost Inst week when the owner of
ihe Central hotel usiled shat the doors
and windows with auy old lumber be
could find, marring the appearance of
the building to such an extent that it
has become an eyesore to the cllizssns
of that otuerwise spick aud span town.
The refusal of the dourt to grant a
liquor license ia the cause of the own.
ets attempt to gel even,
From the Kaystone Gazstte: Rev.
John Hewitt, late pastor of the Belle
foute Episcopal chureh, has not yet
been aid on the shelf for good. Some
time Iset month he received a call to
the Eplecopal church st Louisburg,
N.C, He visited the pisce but de.
clined the offer. Now he has received
an invitation to take charge of a
church in Raleigh, N. O., the capital
of the state. The church ie a large
one w.th a communicant membership
of nesrly 500, and Mr, Hewitt will
take charge of It in Aogust after fill
ing bis present SEgageuen) at Bune
bury,