CENTRE HALL. STATE LINE UP | IN PREPAREDNESS I PENNSYLVANIA BRIEFS a Orders Sent Out For All Depart- ments to Aid Nation Meet Strees of War. CAN BE OF VAST HELP| One Expert Assured in Veterinarian Marshall, Just Back From French Front—All Camp Roads Will Be Repaired. Harrisbur been E. who has srnor Brumbaugh, with the Federal authorities issued orders lining up Pennsylvania ly in support of whatever work required of the national to t the natl into a Gove in touch strong may Government f pre pu pal Briefly outlined taken—the of the put the ments ernment all i Govern complet epartment He Department 1 Indust ast stores of command lay their hands whatsoever the nat Pennsylvania has to there are in the monwealth scores of all kinds, sanitation, water ing, hospitals and the Governor's order into United moment are As has to ited State Highway of Labor an have v their ers and know immedi fon may give service of skil ately upon need that Likewise of the Com- led engineers specialists In surgery supply, sewage, nurs the like, who 14a ill the States’ ded employ nee what th an example of offer along $1,000,000 School Saving. A saving of more the pr elimin ing and schools retained, is suggested by fessor J. A. C of State burgh, in the Senate Committee The proposed for the next two years 000.000. In touching on of reasonable economy in the administr ment and of the necessity levying additional taxes to meet necessary ex. penditures, legislators: money good?” He attacks Superintendent C. Schaeffer, of Public Instruction, of teachers’ institutes, which he de clares have long since become obso- lete, and are so recognized In ad vanced States. Most of the teachers, he points out, would shun if attendance were voluntary, thelr presence ia forced and a fine ja the penalty for absence. State titutes, red: ormal schools the courses of Pro former principal at the chairmen House Appropriations ooper, the Normal School jet to and ters TT. | SCHOOL totals of “Why where don't saving you the will do Nathan Department the retention the LIE tor Offer Land for Crop Thousands of the lnes of t road from Chicago to th coast that for at least anotl will not be used for raliroad purposes will be tilled this season been posted by the the men desiring to a section to nearest division superintendent. parceling of the land will be made under the supervision of Elisha Lee, &eneral manager, and Thomas W, $Hulmes, real estate manager. acr of Penns land vivania along he © company get the telling use of © the recruit- a week 29 at in applicants Haleton the test in vd detectives Out of office passe Railroad were rushed to to investigate an alleged at the half-million there to railroad b dynamite ridge in Jeff. fleld training hington and the athletic military wa at Wns College with drill ground Two Intensive as a arrested on fire at New 11 dwell have been starting des f roved £40,000, gh 8¢ men ion of which a ville, ings causing Boy did logs of Scouts and lent work in helping fire war- extinguish a fire on the Bald Mountain south Willias- i hot 3] students excel dens to Eagle port of Fred J mo tax Burgs Huma has lerate ance for 31 years. trees, Iroad 20.000 Ral for the Altoona Kittanning Point, has made members of the Blair County Fish and Forestry Association. Th associat arranged ablish a forest nursery Birdsboro is surveving rebuild them at a cost of $30,000 A five-day campaign will be ucted to raise $30,000 the 1ixville Hospital Siks Ir stown ‘entral be at by Game Application to planted on heds wat ers been 0 n est fon 10 has sireot con- Ph ’ i0T pla A ig pole out workmen Sta ure was hig} were unable to cap flow te pol have heen detailed to guard well Gambling houses ch moved from shurg to the Cumberland side of the Susgushanna have been closed by threats of ral ROS a ta press the fen the for appointment In the Officers’ Reserve Corps of the army are to be held at State College within the next few weeks, Twelve hundred young frogs plied by State hatchery at Union were distributed in ponds and the Hazleton region club has been formed to maintain a 40 by 24 a 100-foot pole on the highest point of the ridge, adjacent to town R. E. Logan, of Carlisle, a Dickin gon graduate, has been made Normal instructor at the Carson Long Insti tute, New Bloomfield, which is erect. ing a new gymnasium and sewage dis posal plant Scores of sup the creeks of A patriotic at Lewistown flag on aliens are rashing to the Luzerne County Court at Wilkes-Barre and the Federal Court at Seranton to naturalized. Allegheny county remonstrants ask Court to suspend all liquor licenses Eighteen men have enrolled with Company G, Carlisle, and 20 have join. ed the machine gun company, head. After two years’ shells for Russia, production the Jeanesville Iron Sam's army and navy soon. Frank Bevan, who recently resigned { “foreman of minecave repalr work” of the D, IL. & W. coal department NEED NOSYNDICATE GIVE PEOPLE CHANCE TO PUR- CHASE THE WAR BONDS. Suggestion Made by New York News. paper Seems a Good One, in View of the Success That Was Achieved in 1896. Re- consult the {1 i It serve bankers, probable this be tion's is Federal hould regarding bond is that the ROAEZErs » experts, proper bunk m Hs terms of war SIT : but there of nu thro otherwise people public brok« country will Cours no thought nurke securities cntes, or fer the Since to 1806, compelled a SiX tines polut chases ndopt other proce iii iMMy ly S000 (0K) Who kno with larly In understood boli forty fiv , until «trainings 1 Military improveme methods must know many hing waldes gun probi old Htizen slipshod soldier the use of a "hambe lain’ # hil meets the nin FSOnRE sad rela as id Standa Gone new prep Harrisburg Pat Sound Patriotism, in the interest of It Military all citizens of tl that a few citizens the the which but bors must the parasite Detrolt nation is unjust shot 11d have to bes the NOSE routine of police them neigh alone hardshi ities, duty. ps, wearisome not only The or they ny do benefits selves heir neighbors share on those who tt pe Journal. Nation Behind the Guns. American n UT army, but it has every material thing with which to vast war. No country, not even many In 1014, into a conflict backed by such a stupendous produe- tive capacity as the Unlf« poegses today This fact arises like a blazing sun out of the general gloom of unpreparedness in a strictly military sense, and should give the American people courage, confidence and deter. mination, PhisMelphia Ledger. Moribund Republicans. The Republican party looks to the past. Partisanship and the habits of mind of an outlived period bind and fetter the representatives of Repub. | Henn thought. Nowhere in Republican ranks is there discussion of the new | Issues that confront the country. Since the convention In Chicago there has | been no meeting of the party, and in that convention the lines of the old, Invisible governmicst were so tightly drawn that there was no discyssion of new issues, no attempt to face the future and the issues It brings, have other Wage The a trained ation Ay not n {jor eve re ont d States nos you w in pa up ever so Second Han Bargains Steinway. . $175.00 Knabe.... 165.00 Emerson .. 100.00 | =- Kimball... 70.00 | ... Starck.... 195.00 Bend to-day for r latest list n i bargaing snd our ted catalog of of second ha complet Flarck planoce os new ustra ; rr You are not ATL on a Starck piano. tio up your money in ar us ship y » home where 4 the Liar you test it o end of 30 day her the plano is ir low { ir expectations in evers nd the finest 3 i for the one both wars The Sweet Toped Btarck rement is tone gq matches Leos The Celebrated Starck Player-Piano nts 80 82 Saves $150. 00 y, direct from our ory to you ir pi ge © ars concerning our factoryto-home offer urer of a Starck Plana ie an tied 105 ro ote of the Loney just the one Re prioes e to be y you have Piano Boo (rar d k Frees Ig new Lengtrtully FreeCatalogueCoupon P. A. Starck Pian 1967 Btarck Bid . wi THE fe wwvers) {K Whe $2 chick turk« PHILADELPHI red, $2.15@2.20 $2.13@2.18; @2.16; No, 3 red A, 32079212; Rye--We quote export eleva small | quoted at $1.156@1.3 Corn--4 to locat A No {eamer, $§2.11@ rejected B, $2.4 No. 2 Western $1.73@1.78 per bu; rye, in bags, to quality 2.16; in tor otg of nearby as as trade, yellow, local No vellow, lots, for Western $1.39@ 140; do, No. 4, $137@ 13%; do, No. 4, yellow, $1.35@1.3 Southern, No. 3, $1.38@1.1 Oats No. 2 white, 75% @76¢c; stand. ard, white, 74% @ 75; No. 3 white, 73% @74; No. 4 white, sample oats, 6916 @T0% Butter—Weslern, fresh, solid-pack creamery, fancy specials, 47c¢; $5@46: do, extra firsts, 43@ firsts, 42@42%. do, seconds, nearby prints, fancy, 48; do, verage, extra, 456048; do, firsts, 42@ 44; do, seconds, 40@ 41; special fancy brands of prints were jobbing at bl @o4 Eggs ~~ Nearby standard case; ion do, yellow, o ny \ 12% @73 ed extras, 44: 40041; do. - firsts, $10.85 peo: nearby current re eeipts, $9.90 per case; Western extra, firsts, $10.05 per case; do, firsts, $0.90 per case; fancy selected, carefully eandled eggs were jobbed at 37@Q38 per dozen. Cheese fancy, held, fair to good, Haga Live New York, 2Re¢; specials T@27%; do, full cream, higher; part skims do, Poultry--Fowls, as to quality, 4G 25¢c; exceptional lots, higher, staggy roosters, 18@020; old roosters, 16@17; spring chickens, soft-meated, 24@ 25¢ 2H 13G 44 §4Q 46 and Pennsyl Wes a 29 Penns; 11 ae IR, =F. acked, 28 Ivania dairy Maryl firsts, Pennsylvania Western, do reinia, d Southern, do Live Poultry : 1%, 4 lbs and over, 24c; do, small to medium, 24; do, white leghorns, 23; old roost 13@ 14; winter, 2 lbs and under 28@30; young, smooth and fat, 25@ 26; poor, rough and staggy, 21@ 23 Ducks Young Pekings, 3% Ibs over, 22@23¢; do, puddle, do, 21@22; do, muscovy, do, do, 21@ 22: do, smaller, 20. Pigeons—Young, per pair, 85¢; old, do, 36¢. Guinea fowl, as to size, A6@ 45c Dressed Hoge —Cholce light welghts, 16¢c; do, medium weights, 15@15%: do, heavy weights, 15@15%: do, stags and sows, 12@ 12%; boars and rough stock, 11% Ergs nearby West Vi 30 do. da, era, large, do, and do, each, Live Stock CHICAGO, — Hogs ~- 15.756; light, $14.66@ 15.65; $165.06@ 15.76; heavy, rough, $14.90@15.05; 14.40. Cattle-—~Native beef cattle, 13.15; stockers and feeders, 0.90: cows and heifers, $5.66@10.90; calves, $0.26@13.75 ~Wethers, $10.40@13; lambs, $11.508 15.26 Bulk, $15.3 123i pigs, $10.95@ $0.25@ Sheep $912.30; KANSAS CITY ~Hogs heavy, $15.50@ 15.65; and bu $14 85@ 15 special fondness He rode a fine one battle 1 ton bat of Trentor lants develaping supplied with plenty of acid seed should be phosphorie A cubic mile o about 4,205,650,000 solution an solids river water weighs tons and carries in average of 420.000 tons of he ordinary motion picture camera takes 16 pictures a second. This means that a considerable portion of the action is not photographed Dark-colored soils absorb more heat than light-colored but the dark soils contain 0 much more humus. as a rule, that they are coolest soils, The point of a new soldering iron for electricians can be set at any angle from its handle and is hollow i Chief Joseph's band of Nez Perce once the terror of Eastern Washington, has petitioned the legis. lature for a “bonedry” law, With nearly the whole town look ing on, Bessie Norton and Joseph Bowling, of Florence, Col, were man ried recently on top of a smokestack Among the many fine gems that the | from the dead Franz Josef is an opal which weighs 17 ounces and is ests mated to be worth about $300,000.
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