THE CENTRE REPORTER
' ISSUED WEEKLY.
SEN TRE HALL -
THU RSDAY, SEPTE MBE R 25, 1913.
. PENNA.
BMITH & RAILBY . . . . Proprietors
B. W.BMITH . + . + +. + + ++ Bditer
Loca' Fditor and
BOW aA { Business Manager
Entered at the Post Office in Uentre Hall as
second Class mall matier,
TERMS. ~The terms of subscription to the Re-
porter are one and one-hall dollars per year.
ADVERTISING RATES—Duplay advertise
ment of tan or more inches, for three or more in
sertions, ten cents per inch for each issue . Dis
ay advertisin: occupying les space than ten
fons and for less than three iosertions, from
fifteen to twenty-five cents par inch for each
isane, scenrding to composition, Minimum
charge soventy-fivo cents,
Loeal votioces atoompAnying
jung five gents per line for each
wise, olght oonts per line,
twenty-five oents,
Toga! notices, twenty cents per line for three
insertions, and ten cents per line for each ad:
ditional insertion.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
U. Ev.—Tusseyville, morning ; Egg Hill, aiter-
noon ; Centre Hall, evening,
”
20 B, BAILEY
qupiay advertis-
insertion ; other.
minimum Charge,
ges Valley, morning, Union
Centre Hall, evening
Lutheran- Ge
afternoon ;
Methodist-S8prucetown, morning, Centre Hall,
afternoon; Spring Mills, evening,
Relormed~ Centre Hall, morning ; Tuseyville,
alterncon,
COUNTY / DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
SHERIFF.
R. TAYLOR
1
E,
TREASURER.
J. E. HARTER
of Penn Township.
RECORDER,
D, WAGNE
Bel
7S YY
R GEISS
of lefonte.
REGISTER,
J. FRANK SMITH
£ tite
of Bellefonte,
COMMISSIONERS.
M. HARTER
arion Township.
I
GEORGE
of M:
W. H.FRY
{ Pine Grove Mills
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
JOHN J: BOWER,
of Bellsfonte,
WOCNTY AUDITORS
CONDO,
mT
‘WD.
cratic
Milment
¢ 1
good roads
in real
mand for
the Sountiy is
covering
ginning of President Wils
to September 1, In the
that legislation
exer
hie perio
1919 Six years
more thao 15.-
highways.
there were copstructed
000 miles of
Teed
a
almost perten:
t for the assistanc ven the Fed-
Government States
to
these improve-
Cratic no
com-
matching
Treasury
eral several
wotild have been t
bear
ments.
Of unwii ling
the
whole cost of
Jut for Democ
Federal aid would
ing. The Gov
with funds from
every dollar States de-
the building of ads. In
i to the milliong that have been
for this purpose by Democratic
Congress, it is proposed to appropriate
continue the work
Sheppard, a
laws
fort
have been
ernment is now
the Federal
the
its r¢
that any of
votes to
additi
voted
$400,000,000 to
Senator
is the author of this proposal,
The whole trend and tenor of Repub-
lican legislafion in the past has been in
favor of special private interests which
wanted
alter
1921. Democrat,
immunities and subsidies and
privileges at the expense of the masses.
There is no better illustration of the
spirit and purposes of Democratic law-
making than that manifested in this
roads legislation, which brought benefits
to every section and class of the coun-
try.
———— A — A ni
The Vote in Potter Twp.
The following shows the vote in Pot-
ter township, cast at the primaries last
week. All these names will appear on
the ballot at the November election :
DEMO-« REPUB-
CRATIC LICAN
For Constable —
Philip Frank
J. H. Bitner
For Overseer Poor—
E. C. Wagner
J. H. Horner
Ed. Laughuner
W. F. Rockey
For Auditor
John H, Runkle
E. O, Durst
For Supervisor
W. A. Jordan
G. M, Cooney
For School Directors—
E. W. Crawford
B. W. Ripka
J. Cloyd Brooks
J. H. Burkholder
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WARD A SUICIDE.
Miss Mabel Wofe Ends Her Life By
Hanging, at Her Home.
Miss Mabel Wolfe, for the past eight
years postmistress at Woodward, ended
her life early Monday morning at her
home, by hanging. Her mother, Mrs,
I. M. Wolfe, was away at the time, ‘and
a neighbor woman, who was working at
the Wolfe home, found the body about
six o'clock in the morning, hanging
from the ceiling, a scarf having been
used, one end about her neck and the
other fastened to a hook in the ceiling of
her bedroom. She had jumped off a
chair,
Miss Wolfe was some thirty years old.
The reason for ber rash act is a mystery
to those who knew her best, She was
apparently in good health, was faithful
in her position as postmistress and was
held in high esteem by acquaint-
ances,
Jesides her
her
sisters sur
and Mrs. C.
Burial
tp ——
Prof. Krise Seriously Injured.
* Prof. W, A. Krise, who
been an
jon has been by means of
mother two
vive : Mrs, Harry Stover
D. Motz, of Woodward,
made gt Woodward.
Yas
for the
invalid and
past
several years has
whose locomoti
a roller chair, was most painfully injur
fell
sanlle nt
Wak ai
ed un Sunday afternoon when he
from his chair onto the concrete
his home, fracturing as well as dislocat
ing his left hip. He had moved his
chair from the inside onto the porch and
\ og a good-bye to his grand.
and great
ina Auman
was waivi
daughter
Mrs, N
thy,
ghter,
Doro-
gran ddat
and
an er
daught
in an auto on their way to
Ohio.
who were
lellefonte to take train for
Mr. Kris
wtb
£T
a
se moved his chair so as to get a
view id in some manner fell
walk with
RICIaD
r the concrete
unfortunate oc-
gentie-
Prof
heaith
aged
men's invalid
Krise was in n comparatively ry good
oying life,
ions of
+ now and for some little
HOW alu 107 SOC LLC
1 Of 8 Md
Ralston-Brooks.
r pret or
: K
y we idin
, Wednesday of this week, at
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. §S.
west of Centre Hall, when their
Miss Mamie Thressa Brooks,
ie of Hugh M.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ralston
2 th ye
Rev. R. R 1¢ br
took place at
high noon
the home of
Brooks,
daughter,
became the bri Ralston,
son of
Jones wr oO ide,
. paste
eH! Op me 1 the ceremony which was wit.
:
Besse eg by al number of relatives of
ontract
ride
I parties
is a lovable young won
possessing a grand personal charm.
is a graduate of the Centre Hall
school, class of
an,
She
High
1919. The bridegroom
is a young man of unblemished charac-
ter, sterlicg worth and integrily. “A
perfect match,’ what their friends
say, who wish them much happi
and prosperity.
is
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At Garman's Opera House.
Frank Jones, America’s foremost
Yankee comedian will be seen again this
season in 'Si Perkins.” a rural play
abounding in comedy, with just enough
plot to interest all, at &arm .n's theatre,
Thursday Sept. 25. You will see the
threshing machine in full operation on
the stage, the dance of the deacons at
the county fair and several other most
elaborate scencs. Supporting Mr, Jones
is a cast of wgll known performers, as-
sisted by a big rube band. During the
engagement there there will be a street
parade and a band concert at night in
front of the theatre, Prices, 2s5c., 13350,
500, 75¢, $1.00,
—————— AAS ————
Wise buying, sane saving and se.
cure Investment—Buy Government
Savings Stamps,
”
Earn Interest on interest! Invest
your Liberty Bond Coupons In Gov.
ernment Savings Stamps,
A little money saved weekly soon
grows into big money-—buy Govern.
ment Savings Stamps regularly,
Wanimasn
Everybody intends to save money
some day--begin today-Buy Govern.
ment Thrift and Savings Stamps,
Verdict in Favor of D. W. Bradford in
Tractor Case,
[Reported by Gettig & Bower]
The case of D, W. Bradf John
Snavely was on trial all of Monday af-
ternoon and closed Tuesday afternoon
and brought to recover for an
tional Harvester Tractor with
tachments, which the plaintiff claimed
to have sold to the defendant about Au-
gust 1st, 1918, for the writer
gathers the same from the testimony,
after some work had been done by the
defendant for the plaintiff, with the use
of the tractor, The plaintiff claiming
an absolute sale to the defendant and
that he had supplied all defective parts,
the sale to
one and that
and that
ord vs,
Interna.
plow at
$1100.00,
while the defendant claims
a conditional
fect
have been
the machine was de he
did not feel like paying for it owing to
or purchase, The
case was Su to the jury who
heir verdict Tuesday just be-
of the plaintiff and
ive
the conditional sale
ibnritted
returned t
fore noon in favor
against the defendant for $1100.00 Wi th
interest from February 1st, 1919
The following criminal cases were dis
posed of on Monday
Com
Charged witl
Prosecute
monwealth vs, Clarence Simpson.
s
MICeENnse.,
The defendent appeared in open
on Monday morning and
1 Jury « and threw
pon the mercy of the (
ir
finding of a Gran him
self u ourt,
the
monilus
miner furnish
{07 BAaVIRE
of whiskey to a man of
ntemperate habits,
Philipsburg
Commonwenill VE.
ARS
SR ERE A
with
WwW. Spic her
harved
argea
st
r
SECULor Ls.
the HnCin
ant waived
"i
Riel
———— ——
BOALSBURG.
ey left
pear State Ce
Mr. a
ertow
Bs 1",
Mrs, (1
turned to her
d Mrs
spending several
Mrs. H. O. Barr.
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel
SONS, of
Stover
Cam?
&
Marsteller,
Wm
ria
wer bh
Saturday until Sunday, They
Mrs, Wm
spent several days with them,
coun
from
were
the ome
ac.
Stover
companied by who
————— PABA
REBERSBURG.
J. W. Carlin
phoid fever.
Mrs. George Prachbill ison a trip to
tsburgh,
Simon Spangler, of Kansas, is visiting
relatives in this valley.
Mrs. Orin Reish is confi
attack
is seriously ill with ty.
Pi
to her
rheuma-
ned
of
tism,
Wm, Bierly quite recentl
new slaughter-house, This building
will be more convenient to Mr. Bierly,
The other day while Jacob Kerstetter
was at work he had the misfortune to
break his little finger on his left hand.
Quite recently Vonas Gilbert bought
the Wash Shaffer home in Madisonburg,
Mr. Gilbert will move there next spring.
Jerry Brungart, who has been housed
up with rheumatism. is gain able to be
about,
A few weeks ago Samuel Yearick
bought his father's farm, situated two
miles west 6f Madisonburg., Mr, Yerr
ick is tenant on the farm formerly
known as the Thomas Walker farm, at
present owned by Wm. Stover,
Malone Stover, who is visiting rela-
tives in Illinois, will in the pear future
return home.
built a
he was lucky to hook onto while out
there. The bride is a daughter of Am.
mon Shroyer, a former farmer of this
valley.
I A MY SL A
Kleinfelter — Faust.
At Lewistown, July 18, by Rev, M, 8,
Cressman, D. D., Fred W, Kieinfelter
all.
GEORGES VALLEY.
R.A
brother, Aaron Auman,
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Barger
son Richard, spent Sunday at ti
Mr,
home
he
of the former's parents, and Mr
C. Barger,
Mr. Jamisou return
3 30 their home in Youngstown, O , af
r spending three with friends
here and in Union county.
Lester, little son of FF, W., Zettle,
off the corn binder last Friday
in his head. Dr. PBraucht
sed the wound and the little
is getting along nicely,
David Rearick is building a large silo,
He purchased a new tractor and silo fill
David believes in keeping up witl
times,
Lr Ww,
and Mrs, W. W
veeks
fell
and cut a
large gas!
dre: fellow
er,
the
mip sihcsas———
Accident and Sickness Policy.
The undersi gned
Commonwealth Casualty
biladelphia, and is ready t
ccident and sickness insurance
low rate, You cannot afford
ut this ary ing
1 pays $25.00 wel
for the
of
agent
Com pany
w
is
10
ith NeCess Hran
$10.00 pre:
benefit, $25 oo weekly hospital benefit
Or $100.00 en
What will
your
1g power |
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FARM FOR SALE
EDGEWOOD PARM. -
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surth mile to
to store
THE
mile
1 flinburg, one
just across the
All buildings new except the
room house pmmer kit
has the James equipment
watered wi the stanchions,
i { finest barns in U
ty, barnyard and walks all concre
fect tile silo ; the outbuildin
Wagon 5} mouse proof
chicken house, ice
: concrete block sn
with meatbench ar
for two kett
. milkhouse
just
road and
hous
with
C COWS
Ein
ne
01
i shed, ed cor
house woke
ouse
le - i
and
begins ing
hous
barn ;
bear
orchard to
14 y 1
The whole fa
: } hs as been limed
Ast two years
Had
three
For sale
interested
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anywhere, Grand swianily., We tell bow
and forcish everything, — CANDYMAKERS
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| JU TCE OF THE PEACE
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JUSTL.E OF THE PEACE
CENTRE HALL, FA.
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