ATTORNEYS,
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Bellefonte, Pa.
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ADMIRAL DEWEY
LAID TO REST
Public Honors Seldom Equaled
Accorded Dead Hero.
SALUTE OF 19 GUNS FIRED
—
President Wilson and Other High
Dignitaries To Be In Cortege.
Three Services Ar.
ranged.
Admiral Dewey the |
Bay, was buried at
with public honors
the nation’s history
rotunda of
Washington
equaled in
After services in the
the body
Lhe
was followed down
the
place by a
officis of |
the diplo- |
flicers of
avenue and across
Potomac to its resting
nding all the Lis
Federal Government,
Corps, ranking the |
AVY
bodies
of the House and
sentat of many
and other organizati
Flags American
vessels
half -1me
military
comm
and and |
" mrs 1 t “8 i
Davai ttees |
Senate and repre- |
ives yOCietid
vy
on
world we
re at
senior {
warships of ti
everywhere fired a
* hp "e
Le 5¢
During
which
Wilson
distin
bod
and at
where
Ay in
Dewey's and ti}
were
*
and man)
guished n
rested
the
y
“ Ys
Jancom
on
sans
A’ brief «
den e, ater ded
the President
a few cl
tol! obsery
the Adm
Annapolis m
litary
aken from the }
escor
Hampshi
and Philad
1 Fort Monroe
tomac, and mq
1 by
fn carriages
the Cabinet,
Associate Justices
yreme Court, the
was
the Chief
of the
diplomatic corps
of ( The
f off-
Justice
Sug
and
and
the commi
ty of Man
cers who were
at Manila, was
in itary
mittee of lotic societies and
miscellaneous izatio
hind the Government officials
By Wilson, all
executive depart wore
throughout the d&ay All
houses in Washington
from 11.80 to 12.30 o'
Navy officers said
most unusual of all the
dead WAS
guns fired at noon by
shipe. It {3 the zalute of the Secre
tary of the Navy, and 17 guns is the
designated admiral’'s salute. The extra
honors, gi
tary Da was extended {1
tion of Dewey's
tf ones
ila Bay, made up «
inder fire with Dewey
given a place
section, but the com
patr
organ
‘ongress
special
the mi
other
rode
na he
order of President
ments closed
business
were closed
clock
that perhaps
the
honors paid
of 19
American war
hero the salute
ven inder order of Secre-
niels, recogni
rank, unique in Ameri.
the Admiral of
$¢ \
glory the
375 MINERS KILLED IN 1918.
Crew.
Charleston, W Va Earl Henry,
ment of Mines, an-
nounced that 375 n had been
the mines State in
Of this number 119 met death |
county, 60 Fayette |
county and 40 In Raleigh county. In|
one fatality |
occurred. While the mining depart.
fent has received notable aid from the |
Federal Bureau of Mines after a num- |
bar of explosions, a movement has |
been set on foot for the creation by
the State of ‘a rescue body, to be pro
vided with ite own car and trained
crew, modeled after the United States
standard,
iners
of the
In
CAVALRY INAUGURAL ESCORT,
Fort Myer Troops Selected By Wilson
As Personal Guard,
Washington. President Wilson has
decided to use the Second Cavalry
troops at Fort Myer, Va, aa his per
sonal escort at the Inaugural cere
monies. The announcement ends »
competition nation-wide between vol
unteer military organizations and Na
tlonal Guard troops, which had been
striving for the honor,
CIGARETTE PRICES ADVANCED.
Given As Cause,
Increased prices for
elgaretter were announced here by the
United Cigar Stores Company and the
Tobacoe Products Corporation. Ad
vances by the United, to become of
fective Monday, range from 1 to 2
cents a box. The higher coset of labor
tobacco and wrapping material le given
REPUBLICANS TRY TO CONTROL
FUTURE FROM PAST.
When the War Is Over We Shall Face
Totally New Situation in Over.
sca Trade-—~Wili Not Need
High Tariff Wall,
Tha
ing on
{akes
Itepublic
the protective tariff issue.
ultimate stand
laration that shall
the a tremendous
trial productivity on the part
nations at strife and that the
ly hope for our own poss« ggion of our
will be the
f high tariff w
It is purpose of thi
moustrate that in so holding the
P. turn ( he br hott
the past to | the new
commer ] f American,
When the wir is » we shall face
foreign
an element keeps ha
dees
ut the
indus-
its on the
we witness
close of war
&
OF
nome market
the high alls
§ article
te
OO, oken
Wile
on totally
trade, 'p till Aug . 1914, we
ohitors “very
export we
rted, the
ind dividends
foreign
eXCceRs going to pay
elgn cre
holders of our
to for
nor
debtor nation iracteris
state
trade
ri an
t beyond the
r thalr rat
r former ex
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hannen By 0
napt res
choice
Jone Tones
McAdoo on Dollar Diplomacy
No American « ¢ present
‘
’
hoar
more hings in
ry McAdoo
OTe
typical
his gegeration t
ar ox.
vhich is
our
Dol.
nauest
through friendship
vants
nited State
Necretary
JHORKPRELON
i onporing
Go
i
he has plac
structive
nanced of his country
eritieal hour in the
the
of
host
history
Everyone Knew That
Readers of some of the
papers anxious to prove
against President Wilson will soon be
convinced, no doubt, .that he started
the war in Europe.
Thought
HO
Let "Em Live.
There will be no general objection
to the continued existence of the Re.
publican party If it will cease to con.
tend for the offices,
Get a G. O. P, Leader.
It will be thwe for the Republicans
in congresa to talk about changing
their leader when they succeed in get.
ting one,
Those Progressive Members.
The few Progressive members of the
next house of representatives nt Wash-
ington must be highly complimented
by the distinguished attention that
they are receiving from Oyster Bay,
Three months ago Mr. Roosevelt was
devoting his days and nights to the
proposition that the highest duty of a
Progressive was to vote the straight
stand-pat ticket, Not one of these
men would be in a position to aceept
instructions from the colonel If his
admonitions had been heeded at the
polls.
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Latest Doings in Various Parts
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Mrs, Eliza
yoars old.
beth Resse, eis hiy-seveld
iz dead. She was the oldest
woman In Mahanoy City,
the Lehigh
ing
Labo: is
Valley Railroad
old men
$0
Bean oy
and bos
’ % ¥ 7 ¥
. «Hol i i
ALY oner £ Oi
ng to introduce an
ting a si ree ocom-
Coomm
Harrisburg, is
ordinar
Gross,
planni
oe ade
West Pitision, has
‘orest Castle Brew
will
of
hasedd the old }
at West Pittston, and comvert
a paper factory
Sha royally welcomed the re
its soldier boys, members of
Pennsylvania Cavalry,
OKin
turn of
The family of Joseph Malze, of
Marietta, narrowly escaped asphyxia
tion by gas escaping from the heater.
Two daughters are seriously ill and
the aged father also is affected.
Caught under a fall of rock at the
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company's |
No. § Colliery, Tamaqua, Steve Coller, |
4 machine runner, was
death.
Ben Tankersiey, sald to have been
convicted in Tuscaloosa county, Ala.
last November for “bootlegging” and
fleemg from the conviction and fine in
that dry territory, was arrested in
York as a fugitive.
All applications for liquor license
wore refused by Judge Charles Cor
bett in Jefferson County License Court,
This is the second sucoessive year
court has refused to grant the applica.
According to estimates made at the
Department of Agriculture, the honey
produced in the State last year was
worth a million dollars. The homey
business has been growing in spite of
the handicap due to bee diseases and
the failure of the State (0 establish
an adequate system of inspection,
the ad
a gallon on milk, no 1
perienced in selling
main part going for
ratement made at a
Dairymen's Association, of 1
and Dauphin counties
cents
the
pment,
neelin
indorsing the project as outlined by
Prof. Hishman, of State Coliege, Car
gle, farmers assembled under the ays
he Chamber of Commerce, in.
the farm bu project. Ef-
be m onee to secure a
600 membership
fs
pic “8 OF
doread
forts will
reau
ade at
Because she refused to allow him to
tions, Arthur Cun
ettyaburg, seventeen
with a knif las the
f Katherine Rekenrode, also
sevente Believing he had killed
the girl, he went to the jail
and gave himself up. The wound will
prove fatal
continue his atten
ir
ningham, of
years old hed
throat ©
not
of PF
hauling to Berks county
using the good sleighing. They
| getting $1.75 per bushel. Regardless
{of the good price, there still is a good
deal of wheat In t barns
are getting $1.95
Lots of potatoes
| prices
again
mills,
lestwood
wheat
are held for higher
Amos 8. Pearson, of Harrisburg, an
| engineer on the Middle Division of the
! Pennsylvania Railroad, who committed
suicide by shooting himself, had excep-
| tional nerve. The police say Pearson
| pulled the trigger four times before a
| cartridge discharged. The engineer is
believed to have been despondent be
count of the recent death of his wife,
The first budget to be framed by the
State Commission of Agriculture under
the Act of 1915 was made up for aud
mission to the Legislature for the two
{years commencing next June It
carries $1,065,000, of which $400,000 is
to be appropriated for indemnity of
live stock owners whose animals are
killed during epidemics. The increase,
aside from this jtem is not very great
Demands for additional teachers in
the continuation schools of this State
has Jed to the establishment of a teach.
ora’ training school mt the Pennsyl
vania State College. The State Board
of Bducation has notified the college
authorities that the new course will be
operated In connection with the regu
lar summer sessfon for teachers, dur
ing #ix veeks next summe:
$24,850,000 ASKED
FOR HIGHWAY. WORK
Budget Prepared For Legislature Calls
For $6,000,000 Yearly
Construction,
Harrisburg
LVepartment an
budget
General As
State Highway
* a that it had prepared a
submission 10 the
sembly calling for $24 850,000 for two
vears, Commissioner Black said that
the budget contained the depart
ment's own figures,” and bad no refer
ence 10 previous announcements
The budget is as follows
Six millon dollars per year for State
highway construc tion, $12
One million doll prs per year for con-
struction of State highway routes in
boroughs, $2,000,000
This money is Ww be
building missing links in boroughs
where a Btate highway route is im-
proved up to each end of the borough
| the money to be allotted to the various
counties on a mileage basis. Final de-
i cision as to the expenditure to be left
{to the State Highway Commissioner.
| Any unexpended balance in each coun.
{Ly to be available for on roules
| outside of beroughs in sald county.
One million five hundred thousand
dollars per year for State aid construc.
tion and maintenance, $2,000,000.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dol-
{ lars per year for the purchase of turn.
plkes and *2!! bridges, $500,000, local
suthorities paving fifty per cent of
the cost of freeing toll roads and
bridges,
Township road bonus deficiency for
{the years 1812, 1913 and 1814, $1,350.
000.
In addition, the necessary legislation
is asked to make available the automo
bile license fees for Btate highway
maintenance, three million dollars per
year, $6,000.000.
Normal Schools Ask More Money.
Increases in the State appropriations
for normal schools will be asked of the
General Assembly when the budget for
the educational departments of the
State Government is made up and
there will be a request for $100,000 to
enable the State to continue purchase
of control of such schools and for some
means to extinguish debt on the prop
erties, Principals of the State normal
schools have asked for additional al
lowances because of the advance in
prices, the increases in pupils and de
mands due to the establishment of
vocational and agricultural training.
The debt on the normal schools
amounts to $700,000 and was takem
over when the State bought the tea
schools it controls. These schools are
valued at about $6,000,000. Three
, #chools remain to be bought.
nOUng
for
000,000.
used only
use