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REPORTER.
THE CENTRE
EEKLY
CENTRE - PENN’A.
SUPPLEMENT
MARKDS A WORTHY
CANDIDATE
ME, Ki
(George H, Richards, the candidate
of
place upon the ticket for sheriff by the
largest vote cast at the recant primar
ies for of his
party, is the son of George Richards
who was at Unplonville, this
county, whence as a young man he
moved to Clearfield where also George
E., the present aspirant for the office
of eherift, first saw the light of day.
until bis family had
somewhat grown up, the elder Rich-
residence to Osceola
young George
employment on the
the Democratic party who won his
any of the ndidates
born
Remaining there
ards changed his
Mills and it was here
found his first
large saw mill then in operation at
that place,
In the year of 1875 the great fire
broke out and swept the saw mill and
the possessions of the Richard family
as well as of hundreds of others away.
As the support of the parents of
young George almost entirely devolv-
became bDecessary for
for work to
meet emergency. Walking to
Philipsburg he there found employ-
ment by hiring himself to a butcher,
By dint of energy and hard work and
in the face of trials innumerable he
finally succeeded in securing a shop
and launched into for him-
Today he is one of the leading
business his community.
ed upon him, it
him to look elsewhere
the
business
self,
men of
vith his townsmen
capacity he has
been Ci Owe 1 p Li iif - t 3} ie resent
ywugh cout and that
body has ly placed him on the
inost imp yrlant comumiiliees
Mr. Richards is a genial and jovial
cil
them in the be
invarial
gentleman, good nature cropping out
of every part of his make-up. He Is
charitable to a fault many of the
arouud his
are ready at any affirm.
His popularity is pot imaginary. It
is real and spells viciory at the polls in
Novembe
Altogether Mr, Richards is an
he office to which
as
seri rsioy : ad | PE
recipients of his Kind
tow! time fo
candidate for t
as]
iree,
cfs sll mess
scognized Its
intensity.
1 i you sver know a moment
when tl
tion?
She-—Yes, yes!
i Yhen your heart
bird fluttering "neath your h
he—Yes, yes!
irawing pearer)— When
world was centered so
that eves answered eyes?
edging away from him
Yes, yes, 1 have kn
I have!
He
Lik
whole
to you
he and
wR
i DAYS
He (more and more fervently)—
And into that moment crowds years
and years of suff sity?
She—Yes, yes, and its memory wil
live forever!
He (makes move to take her In
his arms—And that m that
moment is
S8he—Was—you mean
when the score was tled,
full, two out and Baker up
In about ten minutes the doct
pronounced him out of danger.
matinee fortanaits
eating intensity
oment
Uncle 8am as a Solomon.
The departments at Wash!
now and then called
petty questions of the most |
personal nature. For instance, the
treasury department a as
Judge In a dispute between man and
wife.
This couple had had a spirited
struggle for the possession of several
bank notes, each holding fast the
end of the “roll.” A ten-dollar bill
was torn across the middle, and each
oomtestant carried off one half of it
fn triumph. Just here the treasury
department was brought into the dis.
pute. It received half of the bill
from the wife, with the statement
that the other half had been de
stroyed, and she requested a new
bill. In a short time there arrived
the second half of the bill from
husband, with a similar statement
and request. As the government then
bad both ends of the bill, it ren.
dered a Solomon-like decision aad
ngion are
upon to gotta
timate
once acted
to
the
marriage as the aim and how to
the married state happy and
nent has been turned over to the
service commission to work
0 i ee a
If you are golng tn have sale next |
now,
Quigley, nll his life, has given more
attention to politics than the study of
law. Do you want a politician for a
judge or one versed in the law? Vote
for Orvie.
T. J. Decker, of the firm of Decker
Brothers, lumbermenp, of Bpring Mille,
accompanied by his son, Wilbur, sute-
ed to Centre Hall on Saturday and
made a business call at this office, |
The second Washington excursion,
and probably the last excursion of the |
will be run from Bellefonte, |
(Centre Hall and other points on the
L. & T. road, Bunday, November 7ib,
for $3.00,
Mr, and Mre, Thomas R. Buck of
Berwick, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Patterson, were guests at the
home of Mr, and Mre. F. P. Geary
over Bunday, Mr, Buck is ® brother
of Mre, Geary.
While traveling through Centre
county a few days ago an sutomobile
party from Lock Haven saw 8 big!
buck deer peacefully grazing in a fleld
along with a flock of sheep. Although
the tourists went close to the deer he
wade no effort to get out of their
reach.
Penn State students who bad
planned to go to Cambridge to wit
ness the Btate-Harvard football game,
traveling under the classification of
“live stock,” have had their plans
nipped in the bud by the intervention
of the interstate commerce Comins
gion, The students had decided to
cut transportation expenses by pring a
bedding it with straw
“live stock.” It was
BOAKOD,
cattle car and
and then go as
declared iilegal,
D. Gelss Wagner of near Tussey ville
has to quit faimiog next
spring, and has set Monday, March
20th as the day of sale, Mr, Wagoner
and his family look favorably upon
Centre Hall as a place of residence,
but have not fully decided whether
they will rent or purchase a home
here, I'he Wagner farmm has
leased to Clayton Musser of Asrons-
vegin
decided
been
will opers-
f ing
IRrning
Mr. Wagner leaves,
burg who
us when
William Keller, at the railroad sie-
had the misfortune have
idle fis the left
lscersted on
v1 to the
’ tO
wo mi hand
gers on
Fhursday mornibg
Zot
Whe
baagly
while operating the jointer in the
mill. Mr, Keller
@ in preparing
he
sccident
planing
acpi ome
lumber for a lool chest which was
for himself when the
(;. Liesl
which
dressed the
had the
Dr. A.
one of
|
urred.
try i A $
jared Gigi,
J. Arney,
prodacd
#
él and fines ds
jespile t ot that
TOY n Penns
a8 10 other § arts of Cer
the spple Valley, Be |
3
wel
r pormal, In spols, how
ev i= up to the average apd’
the
r, the ¢rop
Arney orchard
favored, sithough
thorough spraying which
in the spring, the crop would undoublt-
edly have been small, This week
Arneys are engaged in loading seven
hundred bushele of choice hand-picked |
spples which will go to Clearfield, the |
price paid being a cent a pound, |
More than another hundred busbels|
have been marketed at home,
i
sppesrs to have
without the
it received
BRIEF EROM JECKEY sEASRULTZ,
Bifteltowr, Pe., Oct, 28, 1915.
Leaver Demagrod ;
Ieh hob germained doss Ich wet dir
amol shriva wae dem Tomey
Bchmuntzler, Are is en sot fum a
diuker, Ees is en Zoiting in uneef
stettle, Jeit hase, der Bchmulz
Bloat, Des ware ola en Republican
Bloat, derno ware ee about ous gewore
un donn is der Tomey in de temper-
sauce blaness, Now de shult dos der
Tomey dot nei gonge ie, der Tomey
hut de brief rows gerlonged fer die leit
in Biffeltown far fler yohr, un derno
hut er der jop witer hove wells,
Now mir ben en menley in dem |
stettle dos maived sir con olles con-|
trolle, Des is der Henry Cupeb. Un |
des barstley hut der Tomiey aus unser |
post office gerkicked. Donn hut der |
Tomey gesaught :
2 “leog will dem “ferdomita barstley |
wisn we mir socha gerund hen in|
Hpyder county, fer air wart sa gross |
far ei husse, up Ich fergep ihn silava |
net, Erlsen¥, B.
Ower spor yohr spater is der Bois
Rosd Naws in unser stettle comms nn |
er hut em Tomey de blepess nuner ge-)
inked, Air but em Tomey gusaught |
dos der Henry Cupeb ware en conde
ded ter Chuck und der Tomey mis im |
by der hood news un shofta for ei
election dee eir ware der ancicht mob |
dos die etate wags controlla cor, i
de
M iss Halll
Monday
HBmith,
Messrs, John W. Bricker,
made a trip to Centre Hall on Bunday.
Mre, James O, Diehl of Millmont
spending a short time at the bome of
her Mr. Mre.
Floray, at Tussey ville,
in
parents, and
Postmaster Jacob Meyer
the Prof, P.
Meyer, in this place, over Bunday.
Mre. Elias of
mother of Mre, Harry Miller
place, suffered her fifih
stroke a week sgo and is
critically ill at her home,
Mr, and Mre, Frank
Pennsylvania Furnace
Mre, James Stauflr
toons were guests of Mr, and
Pennington’s son, Charles W,
ington, in this place, over Bunday,
Mre, N. I. Horn and
of Btate College spent
former's brother,
Htover BEmithtowr,
now
Pennington
and dsughter,
' and ehild
of
two
from
until Monday at the home of Prof, and
Mre. W. OO. Heckmarp, Rev, Horn
al#o spent a short time with farm-
ily at the Heckman
day.
Mrz. and Mrs. WW, B,
Howard, Mr, and Mrs,
iidren,
Friday
his
home on Batur-
Henderson
Clarence Year
Lil -
ian Kessinger of Nittany spent
day at Issac Bmith
and Mre, Hendersorx
Mre, Clyde Bmith of
and Miss
ick and three ch
1
i
the home, Mr,
gre the parents of
this place,
Fridey was a typical fall day. Old
Boreas was on the job all day # waking
J o
the golden leaves Ir
trees sand
then whirling them: about in
direction ms though he were §
amusement for the throng
children topped
th
Who 8
om,
“ A Pennaylvania Bison Hunt" is a
new book by Col, Henry W. Bhoemsk-
y RIG 8 JOR i
pig interesting v
i for which
it happens
Peunsyivania hunisinen
y Fred M ¢, of t}
canizing mpany
idg along at a speed of te
miles sn hour through th
the DOyY ran into the st
front of the
town
reet directly
sttomobile, was kbpot
He
aud started for
down and tan over
the
Was
up, placed in Car
C0 OPERATE WT
BOUL MATERIAL HAS
THE BANK VAULTS
THE NATION,
OF
|
i
ank -a Financial Power
to the Community.
on the way,
8
was ever dos da wit)’
zum dihenger gotga un der Hossapel-
fer hucked um Htate Capitol un
ered wae demn Tomey weterfora hot;
wy er witer drous in de well |,
gin, Ble dree fun ame ding ioe
de gons zeit un sie gregss fe: fl ymt
gnich der negeta Dinstag,
JECKEY * EASHULTZ.
—————— ———— —
Mre, Anns G, Woll Dead,
Mre. Annie GU. Wolfe,
Oliver Wolfe, died at her
Woll’s Blore, Thursday evening, fol-
lowing on ilinesa of fourteen
with dropsy. Funeral
widow of
home
i
{
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ing. Burviving ber are one sop, Ed-
ward R. Wolf, of Wolfs Store, and
three brothers and two sisters, ss fo’
lows: Calvin Weaver, of Coburn;
Maggie Weaver, of Asronsburg; and
Mre. OC. C, Bell, of Huntingdon,
Decenscd was Anos Galsl', daogh-
ter of Henry and Rosetta Weaver, late
of Aaronsbury, and was born st that
place simost sixiy- ne years age. She
good Christian woman who @ irfla-
ero was aiwaya for good,
i fo
From present iodieatiors the first
smendment on the ballot to be voted
ol goneo for im bis sl long flig leher
ruck olle: dreckich ware un but gee!
saught :
“ gepator, Toh bin di kind va Toh do
Remember if you desirn to vole for
O:vin for Judge you mast make » or sa
oppoaite his name, You can vote for
blu in po other way,
plo-date banger
POLITICAL PRAYER MEETINGS
for Christiani
call the
political
si} £14 gr .
ihenng mar
i it is a sad day
the church bell:
together for
ing
vy when
canta
meet
high
fanaticigm,
of men;
Such gq
tide of reli
put bitterne
fan the flames of clags hatred and de
gtroy Christian influence in the com-
. munity. The spirit actuating such
| meetings is anarchistic, un-Christiike
and dangerous to both church and
state,
ious political
g into the lives
OS. 350
} The success of the nation is in the
hands of the farmer,
Work for the best and the best will
rise ap and reward you.
Tenant farming is just one thing
after another without a pay day.
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