THE CENTRE REPORTER.
“THURSDAY, MAY 6 1915
Alleged Police Murderer “een In Lewisburg,
A man who is supposed to have
been Jobn Penny, for whose arrest a
reward of $2000 ia offered by the city of
Elmira, New York, for the murder of
chief of poiice in that city, was geen
on the streels of Lewisburg, on Batur-
day. ‘When Bherifl Hackenberg of
Union county attempted to arrest
him, the alleged murderer evaded cap-
ture by thrusting two big revolvers in
the fsce of the sheriff,
Bhe! iff Hackenberg bad been advis.
ed that Peony had written to a daugh-
ter of Bymuel Long, near Lewisburg,
and was on the lookout for him
When he recognized the man as
Penny he stopped him, but the strang-
er pulled the revolvers, backed off and
disappeared down the railroad tracks.
He waa [ater seen to enter the house
of Bamuel Young, and s posse of men,
Jed by Jackson Cornelius, Milton’s po-
lice chief, surrounded the house
While Cornelius was downstairs Lhe
fugitive jomped from a second story
window aod escaped
Sino A tl
W.H &F MS,
Toe Northern Cov enca
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
ary Nociety of Central P. ppayivania
Synod will be held in the Luthersr
church at Centre Hall, Thuaredsy and
Friday, Juve 84 Fhe am wil
be announced in due
to Meet Here,
fe of the
progi
time,
Homan-Heltinger,
Leo. J. Homan and Mis
Hettinger were married at the
an parsorage in Centre Hall
D. =. Kuriz, Batarday ever
bride is a dsughter of Mr
fe tinger of Bpribg ¥
igasor® of Mr. and
y of Farmers Mills,
gs Alma Edna
Luther
by Rev
ing. The
aud Mrs
Hills and
Mrs
LOCALS
Mother's Day. A while
carnation is emblematic of the day.
Rhone of
the home
Ie,
2 iy lav 3
SUDUAaY 18
Harrisburg
of her
Mies
gpent
fatiie ry
Mr. and
Im =pring
May
ys few days st
L. Rh
Mrs. Perry
fre Mills to Ple
M lay, and ocupy ous o
hi ed by Lesthe i
A Ki
d Mrs
w
Hon
Krise move
want Gap, «
[ the ne
Ww
€hird
Btals
lie Kelle
ie gut
a Leater,
| pearing spot «
0 oul iLtie
, we'll i
i Dame i
a
B. Maivgle opened her home
y, efter having spent the
winter months with her son, W. Gr
Miogle snd daughter, Mrs, Emory
Hoy, in Philadelphia,
Prof and Mrs, William A. Heck-
man of State College, who will become
residents cf this place pext month,
were in Uenlre Hall Batu y to hs
i oS t vo
new bome,
3
ITEGE
on Ti
thelr
h W. Reifenyder of Millhein
weasel with & manure fork,
engaged in digging gsrde
he mischievous littie spimasl sp-
go to where Le was at work,
Jr. Hough L. Fry. son of Capt. and
Mra. W. H. Fry of Pipe Grove Mills,
was receytly rosrried to Misa Mary
Wolf of Chatanocgs, Teun, Dr. Fry
is & veterinarian at Columbis, Tenn-
cesses,
Miss Roth Krise,l daughter of
and Mrs, W. HB, Krice of Johnetown,
snd who meade numerous friends dur
irg her frequent visits here, entered
the treining school for nurs:s in the
West Penn hospital, Pittsburgh,
Rev. D. 8B. Kurtzand H. G, Strobm-
eler, the fatter 8 lay delegate, attended
the sessions of the Northern Confer-
ence of the Central Penupsylvania
Byuod of the Lutheran church, at
Sopydertown, from Mondsy until Wed.
pesday.
wy
Clay W
Jersey, #1
Hall Hei
ard EBeele
COVErs a |
ty made
Mr
Receman of Thorofare, New
nite day last week in Centre
Bs eniesmuan for the Mand.
Works sxd bis territory
umber of aisles He recent
a trip to the Peeilic
in
the interest of his firm,
James B Wilton of Philipsburg wae
. in Centre Hall seversl days last week
taking sn industrial census, as requir.
ed by the f:deral Department of Labor,
Thies census is taken ones in five years,
Mr. Wilson ia a brother of William B
Wilson, Becretary of Labor in the
cabinet of the man bearing the same
name.
An antomobile accident near Lewis-
town, on Funday, resulted in Miss
Lucy Patton, aged twenty-five yesrs,
sustaining a broken back when she
was hurled against a tree, Bhe wae
rushed to a hospital sand her condition
js critical. The car was driven by
Frank Duncan and the sccident oc
curred when two tires blew up.
cosst
A number of new Ford cars were de
livered last week to local residents,
smong whom were the following :
Chae, W. Black, Daniel Daup, Wm,
H. Homan, Emory Ripka, B. D.
Brisbin, Boozer & Fetterolf, Roy
Giarbrick, H: CU. Campbell of Penns
Cave, Arthur Grove of Farmerd Mills
T. M. Graml'y of Boring Mills pnr.
chased a Reo six-cylinder touring car,
Domer Ishler, after spending an few
daye at the home of his parents, Mr
and Mrs. George Ishler, returned to
Washington, D. CO, Monday, Mr.
I«hler is one of Uncle Bam's mail car
riers in the natiooal eapital and his
duties require hima to deliver mail
pouches (o various sub-stations
throughout the city. For this pure
Mr. Ishler operates a large gov
ernment automobile and be flode the
outdoor work altogether to hie likiog,
Rev. J. Homer Kerr of Orangeville,
the former pastor who presched in the
Presbyterian church last Buoday, was
accompanied by bis wife They re.
mained for afew days visiting among |
their friedds whom trey | 81 not seen |
their headquarters with Mis,
Goodhart. They eo) yed
Mong
meeting
Hall; but, us in all sues long sbeence,
many ones familiar forms bad praeed |
on to theother world, This, of course,
gave a note of sadness to thelr return,
Eik minyer Reo'tes Hunting Tales,
Out in the Reven Mcuntalins,
the Centre-Mifilin line, livea Captain
John D. Decker. one of the greatest
hunters Penvsylvania has ever pro.
duced. To use bis own language, he
gaya: ‘I bave killed more gams
than anyone else aroued here, and
that is saying a lot, ss this was »
reat country for hun'ers When 1
was 8 boy there were panthers on
the ridges in front of and back of cur
home, and the wolves howled nearly
every night I have killed a great
many deer, also one elk, the lsst one
I believe that wae ever killed in 8
wild state in Penveylvania 1 have
killed thirtren bears and over tw
dozon wildeate, and sn many foxes 1
can’t count them. 1 killed the elk
on Heptember 1, 1877. when he was
ranning through the stubble field by
my house, chssing a buck deer I
don’t know how he got in the econntry
except that he was run in by forest
fires further north. When I was a bov
a man named Mitchell killed an elk
at the head of Treaster Valley, in
Mifflin county. It waa a big one with
wide hranching horns That was
about 1857. Bi fore that elks were ‘n'n
merous in the Beven Mountains It
is too bad that game is 80 gearee these
dave, but I lay it to the forest fires,
which give the wild creatures no
pence, I erjoy good health fora man
of my sage and still appreciate
with my dog and gun I don't ¢
fiahing, though when | was young-
rjoyed aome grand sport in the
streams in the even
oe not seen or heard of a
paria in forty vesrs
opinion is that they lef!
lnmbering opened up or
t ie
near
w
I wolf
and
in
my
here when
a big seale
and made for the untsinag of West
Virginia. All of a sudden they
the Feven Mountains: that's ’
makes me think they were not
off by the hunters About
time the wild pigeons, which
darken the sun with their fl'ehts, left
here, never to return, J don't believe
they were exterminated, either, [am
afraid the good old bhuntivg days are
gone, never to return.’’
t1 y
LIEBE *
killed
used te
He
ocoupiea n
man, past seventy vears of age.
has a cumerous family and
commodions reside: in the vallev
bearing his name, Many buaoters and
flabern stop there, here they are
cordially ed by the ve'eran nim
rod and deerslayer na Tribugoe,
Oe
an
recy
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THE U2 HYDRANT SOLD
The H
ville,
fac
er‘zg’'er & Zwk Company, at
the New Owners Who
ttre ton n Large Souls,
What should have made ard
have made Centre Hall famous »
ly told te Hert
it Beilev °,
Ziff &X
e} Rieont
nr
irs
righ
Marti
named
y product of
moet
nay
ye, it
i
sat
and
of thirty
As above intimated the Reporter’
chief regret ls that Joes] capital did
not sieza the opportunity to put this
commodity on the market on a lsrge
How, id ip an industry
that dwarfed on pe
and
spd thus bul
has long ben
ihe K of capital
pacity
cunt
ieg
y Hart zler & Zook Company, st
Bell evillie. who vow own the exclusive
right manufac the Luss IXL
nydrant are msnufeciu
isrge seule, Their plant fe
thi ighiy ¢quipped wilh moder:
machivery, guaranteeing that Lhe hy
by them will be improved
natrue'cd with greater ca
ure
preparcd to re
ta Lull
ing © ie
tenn
ufseciores
Sor yg
Im
ow fa large aud thelr
are shipped to al
pasa. They will cor
inslant'y be renay
orders for the Luse IX: bydra ie
{ gir tr de and greatly extend (he
territory in which the hydrant ia 8
familiar figure in the hardware store
on the farm, and in the town home,
The marufaciurers request that deal
ere who have been selling this hydrant
write them for prices, ete adv
18g
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The Hegnl Light ©“ Four ™ Arrives,
The new Regal light ** Four” is on
the market, the first shipments having
been made to this territory during last
week,
The purpose of the manufacturers
has been to endow it with the same
qaalities of stirsctiveness sud rugged
covstruetion that has/ characterized
Hegal ears for Lhe past eight years,
he car is pol an experiment, bat »
dependable, staunch, attractive, Haht,
five paseengsr sntomobile, that will
“wiand Up’ under the most severe
usage,
Ti im is practically the first car on
the market selling at 1650 that is fully
equipped, incuding eleelrio starting
aud lighting, one man top, demount-
able rine, In feel eversthiog that oue
expects to ficd only on the bigher
priced cars,
= OC. Brungatt, who is the distrito
tor forthis t rritory nye It Is the hilt
of the season’’ and is preparing to
handle a large volume of business,
In marketivg this csr the Regal
Company have completed a Hue of
cars fitting almost sil the needs of the
sutomobile buyers, making thelr line
the ** Light Four” standard * Four”
sud en ** Bight” Cylirder ear, adv,
Zpril Rourtire Pa 4,
The county oommieniorers pi d
F $247 00 in beunthis Curing the mort
he fullowing sy inssls
i of April, upon
pnd two hawks,
sp
Joseph Li win of Phitadeiphin spent!
af wdnys bepinplog of this week at
the home of Mr. sud Mrs, J. ? A
Kennedy.
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Notice is hereby giver
counts will be presente
firmation, Wednesday
excepdons be fil
1616, the gama will b
Whe fourth and partia
Com, of Arthur Evans, a It
The first account of Tho
fan of Eliza Haines
I'he first and final accoun
assignee of H. KE, Blerly,
The fifth and final account of zekiel {
Com. of Harry Baylor
DK, FOREMAN,
April 156th, 1916, ib
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onler
Prothonotary
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PLUMBING
Fixtures of all kinds.
WATER PIPES
Repair work of all kinds
done at reasonable price.
Stock not on hand will
be ordered promptly.
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F you want to buy
sell property in or near
Centre Hall consult Chas.
D. Bartholomew, before
acting.
I have several fine offer-
ings now on my list,
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Chas. D. Bartholomew
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PROCLAMATION,
and
n to the Justices
and Constables of sald
be then and there
o'clock in the lorenoom
juisitions, ex
Anoes, too
Coroner,
they
i= at i
h thelr records
WNIZAD OPS
prisoners thal are or
New Spring Goods
For Spring Sewing,
£ TE
Sheeting, 9-4 wide,
bleached and unbleached.
low Tubing and I
I 12 in. wide.
and
illow
weaves
Percales, Ging-
shion Calicoes
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SPRING MILL
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(Centre Ha
Bakery
CHAS. PENNIRGTON, Proprietor
BREAD
Ice Cream Parlor in con-
nection,
Cream served every day
during week.
For eight ye
“gall” always
vice. Built on the
Such a Regal
streamline body-
crown
stallable starter
demountable rims
we offer a
i
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In addition, .
“ four '" and "eight
from,
The Standard ** Four’
SPRING MILLS, PA,
have stood the
ready for ser-
plan.
electric non-
speedometer
sells at $650.
luxuriously finished
lights
horn
$1085.00
1250.00
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suse npen
Bell Phone 71-31
‘adi of Centre county, be then and HOKBE ABD BUGGY yuR
to prosceute against them ae shall He just Cire, a driver, steoiutely
siven under my band at Bellefonte, the 2rd of 1, weighs shout 900
year of our Loyd, 1915 4 ¥ FRCIZRNY me W AVUply to
f thirty. ninth year of the x re Hall, Pa
f America
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Bhier
BALE~Dark
fear con
PERRY
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harifr's
Bellefo
it CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTICE OF THE FEACE
ENTRE HALL, PA.
6 collecting
ng deeds
MOUSE AND
whee FOR BALE 3
d on Banard street, Rate College Good
riot an a ocation abie on prem |
aid ail bul BE in good repair Fruit on Deck RDG hint
Yor further particnla ss apply to ROBERT are ers perisl
one ice attended 10 prowptl; 1
1451 ad
Implements of Quality
Implements which embody the best features to be
found in any line of farm machinery are always worthy
of thoughtful consideration on part of the farmer,
We desire to call your particulas attention to the
Imperial Cultivator
vith balance frame and pivot axle, and the
Imperial 2-Way Gang Plow
Superior Grain Drills and Corn Planters
~-the name tells a true story,
| Plymouth Binder Twine
~the kind that is always good.
Myers Pumps, Hoy Tools & Door
Hangers
—the kind you take your hat off to,
| Blucher and Gibbs Tillage Implements
—Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Land Rollers, etc.
Best of Anthracite and Bituminous Coal
---always in stock,
| Alpha Portland Cement
a3 .
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CARLOAD OF BAUGH & SONS
CO. FERTILIZERS IN STOCK
RYDE'S CREAM
CALF MEAL
TRY A SACK AND
WATCH RESULTS
th
-=310C hi
vater mark of quality.
R. D. FOREMAN
CENTRE HALL, PA.
I
NIEMAN'S
STORE NEWS
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E just received a splendid line of WOMEN'S,
MEN’S AND CHILDREN'S COATS AND
SUITS; also SILK DRESSES, WAISTS AND
WASH DRESSES, They are exceptionally attractive
values; Style and Quality and low prices. They meet
you more than half way.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP
R the Men, Women and Children, who have to
economize on their footwear, our splendid showing
of $2 50 to $3.50 shoes offer a most welcome oppor-
tunity. The newest styles; the most favorite leathers
the best shaped last; are all included in our display, and
you will find us just as careful to fit you perfectly as
though they were a higher priced shoe. Come and see
for yourself,