THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL - - PENNA.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1915.
SMITH & BAILEY Propristors
S. W. SMITH, . . . ‘sa Editor
{ Local Editor and
ut Business Manager
EDWARD E, BAILEY
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THE TICKET.
Prezident J wdge of Centre County.
Erras L. Orvis, Bellefonte.
County Democratic Tioket,
Sheriff
Grorar H., RicHARDS, Philipsburg
Prothonotary
DAVID R. FOREMAN, Bellefonte
Treasurer
James E, HARTER, Coburn
Register
J. FRANK SMITH, Bellefonte
Recorder
W. FrRANCIS “PEER, Bellefonte
Commissioners
WILLIAM H. NoLL, Pleasant Gap
D. A. GROVE, Lemont
District Attorney
D. PAuL ForTNEY, Bellefonte
Auditors
HINIE H. Hoy, Benner Twp.
JEREMIAH BRUNGART, Miles Twp.
County Surveyor
PauL LL. WerzeL, Bellefonte
Geo H, Richards, for Sherif,
A busi:
ipsburg, ku
people
hones’ map,
ees man and citizen of Phil-
own and certified by the
among whom he lives as an
square in all his dealings
with his fellow citizens, His loeation
is fortunate, for the extreme
d of the county a represenative
on the ticket and one worth to repre-
any constituency. Weile that
end of the county has had candidates
other of the tickets it
candidate for Bheriff since
Mune was chosen
about
gives
it
west en
gent
on one or the
has had no
1876 when Jew:
sheriff. There is question
his competency to fill the office.
He has been a member of the coups
cil of bia home town for many years
and in that position has served on
every important committee of the
eouncil at one time or another, in the
discherge of his duties s& s councilman
and to the istaction of his constilu-
ents,
It is & fact that no officer to be elect-
ed on the county ticket this fall has so
important and far reaching duoties ss
that of the Bheriff, He not only exe-
cutes writs of great importance, but
his responsibility in the handling of
large sums of money is very great,
Besides that he is the conservator of
the peace of the community.
r. Richards is strongly backed by
who kvow him best, and they
commend him with confidence to the
voters of the county assuring them
that he is in every way worthy of
their support,
on
no
anal
those
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The ticket presented by the Demc-
erate of the county ie, with the excep-
ti Richard, the candi-
date for Bherifl, and James E. Harter,
the candidate for Tressurer, the same
ticket presented to the voters of the
county four years ago and which they
at that {ime trinmphantly elected,
Richards snd Harter, the new men,
being men of fine character, good busi-
ness men and moral worth, and the
men who have been re-nominated all
haviog faithfu), prompt and
honest in the discharge of their offi-
cial duties, there extiste no good res-
#on why the people of the county
should not elect the whole ticket put
up by the voters of the Democratic
party.
f George H.
been
For many years the south side hss
been claiming more recognition on the
Democratic ticket. It is now well
represented, and it is now the duty of
the south side voter to go to the polls
and eee that their neighbors are
elected.
A ———————
It is not enough to think well of
your eandidates, you must attend the
election and vote for them.
Is A TAOS
Deaths of Usntre Countiana,
Henry H. Montgomery, a life-long
resident of Bellefonte, and a Civil war
veteran, died of pearalgia of the heart,
aged seventy-four yeare,
Martin Kearns, Jr., died in Belle-
fonte, nged sixty-eight years,
Mre. William Long died in Howard
after a long iliness,
Mre. Minnie M, Mingle died in
Btate College, nged thirty-seven years,
The death of A, Zacharias Gettig oc
curred at hie home at Bradford on
Wednesday, October 18th, Deceased
was 8 native of Centre county, having
been born in Miles township some six-
ty years ago. He is survived by his
wife, formerly Miss Yearick, daughter,
of Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Yeariok, late of
Marion township, and a number of
children, He also leaves one brother,
Postmaster 8, BR, Gettig, of Madison-
burg, and two sisters : Mre, Busan Al-
len, of Mull Hall, avd Mrs. Elisabeth
Wolfe, of Orlando,
FORENT FIRE PREVENTION i
IN VENTRE COUNTY
Roads Belpg Oat In Preparation for Fall
Forest Fire Ssason -—lodividusis
Prevention,
About 260 miles of roade,
State's 79,000 acres of Forest Reserves |
in Centre
the fall forest
goon be here. Roads are cut open |
from 156 to 20 feet in width and trails |
and fire lanes average 8 to 15 feet in|
width,
cess and to serve as fire breake,
fire senson which will |
least once a year,
vigorous, as the growth of chestnut,
chestnut oak,
hardwood species geuverally
ise. The
have been noted ten feet in height in
a single season. When it is
sible to cut open these roads each year,
dim- |
had |
funds for the purpose, it is often
cult to see where the old road
been cut,
poses in fighting forest fires, all roads,
trails and fire lanes should be
up each year.
vention of forest fires, which
year destroy thousands of dollars
worth of timber and property, is absc-
the timber producing states,
timber means more industries,
inbor and more prosperity, Every ic-
dividual who goes into the woods this
fall for any purpose can help in this
work by being very careful with
matches, cigars, cigarettes, pipe ashes
and the camp fire. Be sure that
these are extinguished thoroughly.
Thoughtlessness and carelessness
cause four-fifths of the forest
There should be no more resson
forest fires than there are for fires
dwellings and houses,
Besides the work which the Btate ie
doing to prevent forest fires, many inp-
dividuals and clubs are aiding in the
work. The hunting clubs are partl-
cularly desirous that there should be
no forest fires, because of the destruc-
tion and driving out of the game, A
member of a Centre county club hae
offered and paid one dollar extra to
esch of the four men to arrive first at a
forest fire. Many members, too, have
given the use of their automobiles to
take men to the fire quickl This is
absolutely important. The sooner s
fire is reached, the smaller it and
the more quickly it ean be controlied
and extinguished,
firee,
for
in
in
Whenever anyone
discovers a fire anywhere in the forests
or woode, he should immediately
port it to the nearest fire warden, fir
ester or other person in suthority.
Every hour lost at the beginning of a
fire means more labor and expense to
put it out and more and greater dam-
age to timber, the young growth and
the commu ity in general. Forest
firea in Pennaylvania must be stop-
ped If you desire Game, Fish, Fore
and Prosperity for the fulare,
Warrer D. Lupwia,
Bosalsburg, Ps., Oct, 8, 1915,
————— A ——————
Noone claims thst the Democratic
board of county commissioners psid
the large debt left by the Republican
board out of their own pockets, bot
they did manage the sflaire of the
-
te
surplus from the taxes was available
to pay the notes the Republican com-
missioners gave to raise funda to psy
off ill-advised bargaine,
|
|
The Carelers Hunter Agein,
Oliver Way, a prominent
formstowr. wis
Mune
the Biate
Way had stopped [or
as he was crossing the
; BAYS
{ lege Times,
struck in the face and throat witt
| through his throat,
tand jerhaps fainl
taken in charge by
| who rendered
sible,
causing painfu
Hea
faring
po
1
injuries,
8 passing
all the an
Way was admittea to the Be
Wa
tance
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Foun btate Faclaug » Urisis
Lack of funds at Penney
College, caused chiefly by
of Governor Brumbaugh
ap propriation
next
ivanis
th
th
he
pirat!
that drastic sotic
bas been determined upon by
students A
Ha
it
asked by
two
0 in u
YEAre,
{ened circumstances
forme
of the school. call bs
0 Harrisburg well
every section of t
{the states of
his stats and most
the unio s fiumnt, sel
{ing them to meet at ge Frids
November §
PUBLIC SALE,
The undersigned, having, decided
dispose of a lot of surplus stock,
at his re
two miles
w
iden:
cast
Tusseyville, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER
at one o'clock P. M.
TWO HORSES
old, 18 between
good worker and
Brown horse, coming
1200 ; good worker
7 MILCH COWS
remainder will be in
Bt LLS, one is a He
years old.
SIX HEIFERS, 2
nice pigs.
L. F. Mayes,
30TH
Bay
1200 and 1
all
7 years o
horse, 4 vea
300 ;
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welg
weigi
roytiniel
TOUT
Two are fresh ar
a short time,
stein ; both are
vears old. Tv
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BATURDAY, OCTOBER 3TH
mo Frank Tate, at Hed Mi
cows, bulls and heifers
one
will
THURBDAY. NOVEMBER 1% one o'clock, west
Hoyer ;«
bulls,
brood
awe, four
which sre
A stock slow One bore, s
young stock, 24 hogs, twalve
OWS,
FRIDAY, MARCH wMiH-T. F
fprucetown church, will sell lot
Royer,
of live stook,
al
TIMBER FOR SALE. «Hoeven
Hall, covered with White Pine snd a bunch of |
Walnut trees: twenty acres al Otntre HilL one
nile from Penns Cave Station, covered with oak
and chestnut. For particulars inquire of I. F
MUSSER, Adm. of Peter smith, Centre Hall, Pa.’
sores at Penn
ADMINISTRATOR RL
loti me of administration on the cdtate of
Poter Smith, iste of Poller Township, de.
Co med
Letters of administration on the above esiate |
having beet daly gravied v9 the undersigned |
they wonld respectially roghiest all persons |
knowing themselves indobied 10 te cslate to
make Immedinge payment, sud these having |
suthentioated for settioment
(LF. SMITH,
Indianaporis, Ind,
i. V. MURGER,
Gettig, Bower &
Hpring Mille, Pa.
oan Relate. "
CYRUS BRUNUGART
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CENTRE HALL, PA,
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agrecinents, ete; marriage liconsos and hunter's
Hioenses secured, and all matters pertaining to the
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§ have very few bones,
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