on ini THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED (WEEKLY. CE NTRE HALL - - PENNA. THURSDAY, JUN E 2, 1914. SMITH & BAILEY S, W. SMITH Proprietors Editor { Loca! Editor and i Business . Tanager . . oe . EDWARD E, Entered at the Post “Office in Centre Hall as Second Class mall patter, BAILEY TERME. ~The terms of subscription to the He. porter are one and one-half dollars per year ADVERTISING RATES—Display advertise ment of ten or more inches, for Thre Or more in sertions, ten cents per inch for each issue. Dis play advertising occupying less space than ten inches and for less than three insertions, from fifteen to twenty-five cents per foch for each issue, according to composition, Minimum charge seventy-five cents, Local notices accompanying display advertis- ing five cents per line for each insertion: other wise, elght cents per line, minimum charge, twenty-five cents, Logal notices, twenty cents per line for thr insertions, and ten cents per line for each ad- ditional insertion Es DEMOCRATIC TICKET. United Stiles A. MITCHELL PALMER, Monroe County Gover Senalor McCORMICK, Lieut il Governor CREARY, VANCE C, Dauphin County WILLIAM T. Columbia County, Secretary of Internal 4 Fairs I. ROWLEY, Mercer County i La # Congres . Philadel} 3 iS CATON, J EIBERT, SMITH IN Potter Cou JOHN SHIRLEY, Clarion County Rt WILLI Wednesday, Thursday Friday, 10 Saturday, Sunday, 21 Monday, Tuesday na Fn neans fair; ‘ _ partly clonay. means cloudy; P C means LOCALS Boozer & Boozer are laying a con- crete walk in front of the property of the late Dr. George Lee, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Jackson of Btate College were guests from Satur. day until Monday afternoon at the home of the latter's sister, Mrs. T. L. Bmith, in Centre Hall. Mr. Jackson is a tobacconist, and is doing a good business, Prof, and Mrs. William 8. Lohr an- Dounce the birth of a daughter on June 19th, who tipped the scales to almost ten pounds. The child has been named Dorothy Hubbard. Prof. xX ohr is a graduate of the U niversity Pennsylvania and now holds a pro- fessorship in La! ayette College, Easton, in which city he lives, : Mrs. Michael Bmith of Potters Mills has been seriously ill for the past few weeks, suffering from an abscess of the head. An attack of pneumonia bas also made inroads on her health and although her condition is better at this writing than it had been for some time previous, there is still reason to Eive her relatives and friends deep concern, : Prof. and Mrs. H. A. Dodson and " daughters Esther and Ruth Parsons, and F. P. Geary made a trip in F. J, McClellan's car, Bunday. The Dodson family stopped at Reedsville and spent the day at the home of Mr. and Mra. H.' Thompson, while Mr, Geary went on to Newport to his parents’ home, Miss Esther Parsons did not return bat will spend a week or more in Reedaville, Mrs. H. J. Kittleberger and chil dren, William, Louise and Elizabeth of Carwensville are guests at the home of the former's cousin, Charles D. Bartholomew. Mr, Kittleberger was formerly Miss Anopa Bartholomew, and was engaged as a echool teacher for several years in Centre Hall. Bhe Is being wermly greeted by many of her former pupils as well as those more CHAUTAUQUA WEEK, Bellefonte's Intellectual Week From'ses to be Better Than That of Last Year July 7 to 18 is Chautauqua week in | Bellefonte. The feast of good things | for the intellect was so erjoyed last year that Chautauqua was invited to | return. The program promises to | eclipse that of last year. The big tent | will be pitched on the school grounds. | The program for the week follows : TUESDAY JULY 7.—~AFTERNOON, Opening—0C onducted by Chairman of the Hellelonte Chautangua Committee, 5 es Lecture Dr, A. E Turner, The Evolution of a ( ity. n 3.50 Councert—The Dunbar Singing Band, EVENING, 2 a0 unbar Singing Band F.W Prince, * The ¢ Panama-Pacific Ex- C oncert | justrate( WEDNESDAY JULY 8,-AFTERNOON., 8 Lecture~Dr, AE. 1 ‘The nt of a City, Romano riche i) Ber Urner, Qrchestra ; 10tor, senor % EVENING, rt-Romano Concer y Lecture—M Woman's Suffrage. 2.30 Motion Piet THURSDAY J once against res, | AFTERNOON r. A. E Turne ture “ Wake A Plea for U r institute Singer Als. ry duartet from Tuskegee, EVENING Tuskegee Institute I Parkes Cadn Modern Bal ¢ Motion Pi 18 Camera AFTERNOON ——— a ——— Marriage Licenses, Ardie Eboch, Philipsburg Jane M. Cook, Alport Albert Brown, Milesburg BHarah Hassinger, Milesburg George Northamer, Philipsburg Rachel Dixon, Clearfield Wm. Kelley, Terressa Johnston, Howard Bellefonte Maleolm Pifer, Howard Ada M. Wetzall, Bellefonte Earl Houlz, Lemont Carrie Rishel, Oak Hall Station Alonza Newmann, Ethel Bryan, Merrill 8i Rage Ralph E Clarence Lulu McCartney, Mt, Eagle n————— A SA AIA Philipsturg Philipsburg warer, Indiana Jowers, Homer City tters, District Missionary Meeting, On Tuesday, June 30th, a district missionary meeting of the Presby- tery of Huntingdon will be held in the Presbyterian church. The morning session will begin at 10 o'clock, sfier noon at 2 o'clock, and the evening ses sion at 7:80. At the evening session an address will be made by Rev. OC. E, Ratton, a missionary from China Officers of the Presbylerial Bociely will take part in the various sessions. A cordial invitation is extended to bolh sexes, ASN Letter from 8 HH, Koepley, AppisoN, N. Y,, June 16, 1914 I am now staying with my brother Robert ; he is farming and dairyiog two and one-half miles in the country, He sells milk from eight cows, The grope are very late this Spring on ac count of late rains. Home farmers are at this time planting potatoes; it is cold bere this morning. I don’t care for farm life snd I may land in Jentre Hall the last of the summer, Remember me to the boye, Yours truly, 8. H. ExerLEY. A LA MS MAAR 0 The Fourth at Colyer. The Fourth of July will be observed at Colyer in the good, glorions man ner of the years gone by. The head. quarters will be at Mies’ Store, woete joe cream, cake, fruite, and soft drinks will be served, There will also be a fine and elaborate display of fireworks. Everybody is invited to come and spend the evening at Colyer, erjoy the refreshments, and participate in the celebration in a general way, A I MSA Jadge Brumm lesued an order that will put three hundred boozs clubs out of commission, and st the same time places an o™eer of 8 club behind the bars for three montba, after paying » fine of $500 LAM « Former Bo: riff W. A. Ishier is very vericoely 11. His condition js euch advanced iu years, that there Is no hope of bis recovery. namic ac a SACRE BOALSBURG ITEMS. Frincipal Burg, as Reported by the Reo porter's Faithful Correspondent, Miss Ruth Royer of Colyer is visit. ing at David Bohn'a this week, We had raih Friday afternoon and Hay making and pleking cherries are the principsl eroployments now, Mr. and Mrs. B KF. Homan of State in the different | well attended, Will ing done The services i Patterson | Harry l:hler and | pone conoeret Mims J. A, this week with her sister, Rupp i+ epanding part of Mrs, George | Bhuey, at Shiloh. Mins Tues- | Hamuel Glenn aod daughter, Mi , of the dav at Bosleburp Durst av nt =und \y at rparet Branch spent | Wagoner | Philip | Guyer wid Cyrus " Oi home re Hall Misses Amanda Mothershaugh the and gpent sdey at Boalsburg, Mary Shessley of Flemington Mary R d Nora iselahy iatter part of last week, RE 8 vi 7 riaited Misses Her the ail unday, the longest « WES B&B ighiful ay, \ one, tloeis gE wilh A Lower irg. and Mra of wl . ded $5 by ge Rev Ntover aller | the reunlon | ut Centre Hall Ins! Mr. snd Mra. Daniel the time Saturday with relatives at Millheim Wert family fro k attended the Chil Boal Foti ver sid family Reformed charge hureday. Mothershaugh from until | spent i X “ i nday John i tsnny it and 1 Lear dren's vires at CIVIONE B y Bee i Day { rv fav Wy £ i were visitors at the home sod Sat ir urdsy. Reet reintive Feet Wagner Friday Mra i pent Bos | J. Mary I'ny i of time ith ¢ Ome sburg, Hate tlege and i » ad Mrs . BI Auvdrew Mothergtanegh ‘a Day Reformed idren ng at the 8 auction sale slurday whi Hg Lime, ge F shier al BUBLUry © CIR? wiht Meyer Afr Mir. NW funeral the Ia! ¢, Dianna Hell oy sy. orge Tit A esi and Mra of ters Arron @ # 8s ed nes ’ fiallef : bene of Belief is Oil mie who for the Atlantic wa vals wie Lucas vy at the Halil Antie tent grr re 8 Fo Imi the me at Boalsburg, F dwsrd at Wm arre me ai LE Oak wr wr Miller of Pive Gre he N. Mey er the i r duriog is, 54 Ww. Wan ie was housekeeper at Mire. eare for her mo Mever homme while xd vy r tn heiping } her iHlness HB Le Mre, Angeline Misa Ells, of Haturday. ng dog Monday of last week, ve het § & was bitten by a There ww Mhe ere two Dites just atu shoe tog is able to gel about although there is considerable swelling. Bhe ia receiv. ing wedical attention The trustees of the Boalsburg ceme- fery had a bydrant altached to the water pipe at the Beformed church for the couvenience of all use any water while who desire working in the cemetery, or for placing flowers on the Rraves. H. N. Lonberg r with his daughter Hilda and son John are visiting with his parents, Mr. snd Mra. George Lon. berger in Virginia. Mra. Lonberger with several children erjoyed part of the time with relatives and sesso at Boslshurg. Miss Eila Rhone fell down the cellar sleje at Miss Sallie Kell home Tueeday of last week and broke her right shoulder, sand Miss Dotothy Lov berger while playing with a rum. ber of other little girls in Moths ra. bsugh'’s meadow, a few days previous, fell and hit the footlog ard hroke her left arm between the wrist and elbow, George Mothersbaogh lost the fourth horse sivrce he eommenedd farming the T. D. Boal farm eix years ago. The lsat animal, which died last week, was a valuable mare, and suffer. ed an attack of scute indigestion, The mare gave birth to uw eolt about Easter time and since it a a fine animal, will in a small way gompen. sa‘e for hie recent loss, Farming has proved anything but profitable to Mr. Mothersbangh. Bosleburg defeated State Collegn in a fast game on the former's grounds by the score of 8.1. The fenture o’ the game was the peerless twirling of " Btufly '’ Biover, who retired twenty. two men by the strikeout route and allowed but three hite. He also clonted a circuit drive aud a double. Rupp caught a fine game and lead in batting with a homer and two triples Lytle also twirled a good game for State RS mn a — It hae been idesl corn westher since Friday. to Cinles or'a SORA Aaronsburg, Ex-sherifl Condo from York, paid his annual visit to hiv aged mother, Miss Marion Eisenhauer has been on the sick list for the past week. Lola Btover and little dsughter Bellefonte were calling on her many friends a few days last week. Ern Btover and O. P, Adams were to Williamsport aud Milton for an automobile for Mr. Adams, John L. Btover, Albert Mingle and Frank Burd were to State College, of Every person seemus very glad for sud especially | the farmers, whose cisterns were dry, | nA nar and Mrs. Kirn SBlover report hav. lefopte. Through the kinduess of Z, D Miss Beckie Bpyder and Mr Mra, Clayton Bower were taken ! on Haturday in | Thomas College bomas’ auto, lo the death man, curred June 20ib, the Ht, Peter's He-| formed church in Asronsburg, as well | ae the community in which she lived, Alter she of Mre. sustained a great loss, an ness of several months passed away, her sge belong seventy years and BONS months, y Hell «y kind be re a wii and quaintances Mrs, membered an a wife, de. voled mother, She wae Ler. thie leaves (0 mourn | Mm, Nevii Mrs. Daniel Ream and ‘hrs isn charac June 24 h. death four Meyer, Be Mire, lL. Oy ’ f : children, wm ieburg ; a ARTOLRDUTrg. ciliciated, William, r, Rev, Barger, 0 Her pani Ww Donat, dren slso survive, pees omeese—— Linden Hall Mra, Mary ig friends in this vicinity. and Mre. John Reifsnyder and Munday with visit Mr. daughter spent Lemar, ULE Bl Runday-+chonl will hold s Day service on Ferree are re f lof a | 14 8 k of of Ren Mr. vo ja and Freda Co ut the howe Mrs Ferree, Mra, Eath Muar Eth and dsughter Ruth Swabb tte James Bwabl Blane and ie er Miss were day visitors at home John saturday where he will return former femily will f Dung left for Philadelphia on t v his His } work io the navy yards low this week. Thureday, June 15:h, count intendent David O. Etters, examination for teachers provisioosl oertifie sturg High who od Lhe ‘arrie Rishel, Rothrock, Hou'z Emma Rowe, E Wieland, Margaret Glenn, Ralph Thomas, uel Poorman and J. U. Willisms, -— Spring Mills. yera nnd v 7 Fu per held an nites in the Bosal i Boh room. Those i R tween | Maude iwins exastuination were M Rachael Ms John M family spent Sat. irday aod Sunday at Axe Manu, Quite a number of people took ad vantage of the free excursion to State College on Satarday. James Kennelly, Bpriog Mills’ aged citizens, bas been quite ill but is improviog a litle, Mrs, Charles Grenoble and dsugh- ter of Lewisburg are payiog her pa Mr. nud Mrs. 1. J. Zubler, a # one oi rents, viait, J. F. Condo and family, and daugh- ter, Mre. Lester Bowes and children all of Howard, were Bunday visitors st the C. P. Long home, Miss Belle McCormick is home from Lock Haven Normal SBehiool on her summer vacation; se is aleo Misses Baa Fisher, Gladys Meyer, Mary Bartges and Ruth Bmith frem Weal Cheater, A A —- Three Cente, To Thresh Wheat, Centre county threshermen, besides wagirg war on the oppressive rulings of the state highway commissioner, winder the law introduced last session by Sepator Buckman, of Bucks county, have now organiged to set a standard rate for threshing. They bsve sgrecd to charge 24 cents a bushel for thresh ing oste sud barley, 3 cents a bushel] for wheat and rye, sud $1.25 a ton for bailing hay or straw, Considerable opposition to Bigelow’s policy regarding threshing machines was voleced by several speakers, As explained by them, the present law imposes a license on threshing ma chines, and to this no ol jection is of. fered. To the law, however, Bigelow hiss added oortain amendments or rules governing the operatiors oi threshivg machines, which ownes class we not only otjectionable, bug which would force owners of mechines to operate at a loss, C—O ST — Farmers on the south side of the county are complaining becaves of scarcity of farm help right now when the bay ia ripe and harvest approach. ing. The township roads are under going repairs and Forestier Montgom: ory is selling oul trees and doing other state work, and between thé two many men are lost to the farmers when they peed them most, Georges Valley. Mr, and Mrs, Edward Lingle spent | Bunday at the W, O. Ripka home, William Lingle and family of Tus- seyville visited the home of W. P. Liogle on Bunday. Frank Eonlst of Potters Mills was a Bunday visitor at the home of uncle, James Foust, Mr. and Mra, J. B, deughters, Helen and Jennie, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Steward Ripkn at Pleasant Gap, lene fl Potters Mills Mre, Thomas New York. Mrs. Michael Bmith from a eerious illness. Harry Faust has moved his house. id goods to this place and will € { it his | « Ripka snd two bas returned from is Improviog Of Mra. Alice Bible returned Al- oona on Beturday after spending two fron two Belleville end Mrs Alexander and of peut Fuuday with frienas, Dr. Market Reports, WwW hont, rod PRP on oob, 701 Tt ri, shelled, 56 ibe Corn, § OX £3 oo . FIBRE covrnierrrnrrrmens | Burley Hay, Time othy, “first gr ade ! Hey, mized BLIC BALE ~ There will bé sold al pubic Marah I: resEey, sade of leconsed, 01 TUEBDAY, JUNE OTH, 1914, one o'clock p.m, sharp property of the any arvicies of rare One good cow, shoal w ired pounds, iot of should sin of ler, and & full line Slatin and cooking utensils 0 yards of g Rood wool carps t Car four stands, wala Viaiue ighiing about one Gr, ham ang sid of household Fou ‘three sf be ad) ng for « gu, ticks mr vards of best hom esp resus each bed, i FEMOR a beynat nib AT Impossible to be well. health, Correct at once. Ayer's | One at bedtime. Sold for 60 vears Ask Your Doctor. ood A ARES § i i ‘straw ” you can effect good dressers. They in its prime, and B: a saving by buying here. will not last long. PA. wl i i bd > Y 'S KEEPS YOUR TH IS Swiftly-Sweeping, Easy- pins, lint, ravelings, etc makes sweeping a simple task gq The Great Labor Saver ‘emall, can or from the danger of Duntiey is “the Pioneer: Has the combination of een Very easy ng ot broom Ye SHOE STORE HOME = Running DUNTLEY Sweeper Its case uickly finished. It reaches the Home Every home, drudgery and hii he A
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