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
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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
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ir pi
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ars concerning our factoryto-home offer
urer of a Starck Plana ie an tied 105 ro
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{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.