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Fayette county's criine wave some
what subsided In May, according te
the report of Coroner Baum, as only
four murders and one suicide were
However, the number of
to automobile accidents
five and accidental drown-
two. There were
two mine
due
to
numbered two
and
Ings
aceidents,
of the barnyard of the I. A.
farm near Lock Haven,
3y a vote of approximately 5
Northumberland
vor of
building
Stella
Caris
io 1,
horough voted In
an $85,000
Purposes,
Link, aged 6 years, In
the State Hospital at Ashland from an
abscess on the jaw, resulting from a
tooth,
loan for school
died
decayed
Northumberland
of
club
in
the
first an's
Augustaville
county, clai
the
state,
The
passed
class
populati
No
honor
pig in the
Hazleton
from
as a
mn.
soundly
district has
the
increase
school
third
of
the second
{to
result an
did Mahlik,
Uniontown, sleep that he was not dis-
turbed for
the
tackle
on
trunks,
money
were found 200 vards from
lik
Steve of
during the time required
the use of
trunks
fl
floor
removal
of
by
two
from
of his
his room
The
the
the second home
which all
contained about
he possessed, more than $2100,
the Mah
home,
Milton
can
the
will
as
Guard
in
for the property at
was
its value, but
one el id
riff Martz to satisfy
bank. The
1892 by Company
N.G P.,
company under
Jarret Amer!
took title
Norman Post,
of Sunbury,
Twelf armor
be for
well as an armory * ANY
Legion,
f v and
user the
Nat
arganizs
post
onal
he 1
Sunbu $6057.26
Thi
twentieth
gale
considered about a
because of sent
ofl
a lien
ment
se b when it ered
held
Wis
a loeal
ed
Regiment,
holding
the
price
£10,000,
val
Because
resi
water power to
Armory wag erect
E,
which
in Twelfth
formed a
+} fn
tie nan
Of
Sunbury
£29 000
The
L100.000
of the
Guards, The contract
was and lot was worth
t estimate of
presen
te Is
fAestruction
lence wag insufficient
force a
Harmon
10.000
|iream on
burning
Connellsville,
the Connellsyl
: tha
asking fr
fire department re
‘ed in
1
lines of two
water pressure was sncl
|pon. fine time and attached
1
hose to Mugs, but th
rT
plu
1 that a
to reach the hull
was
taalle 1 » x
totally destroved
motor vehicles
colored license
1009
con tion having hoger
Hig!
Mar
and
The
out to i
has
two m
whieh w
inmernis n
Sadler
gO0ON
T0060) reqn reed
1 ” ¢ .
cepartmen I$ ¥ arted
construction records
and
the almost
180d 100- mil ark
onths earlier than last vear,
Work
than
as the banner year
ig under ay more contracts
on
ever hef at this time,
State swrintendent
siru
ing
all
school principals
principals,
Liggett Foreign
Wars, at Reading, has decided not to
affiliate with the United War Vete-
rans’ Council, to be composed of rep-
resentatives of
‘inegan has sent
at training
uperintendents of schools,
and normal scl
of
Post, Veterans
the
of the
| own
various veteran
organizations
is
city, but has In-
committee
and will find work for the unemploy-
ed, .
Charles Eplinack
from 15 to 17
Penitentiary by Judge Stephens
Johnstown, when he entered a plea of
guilty to an indictment for
Epmack was arrested last February
while distributing radical literature
among the employes of a rallrond con
struction company. “It is a pity that
you ever came te this country to abuse
its privileges and try to pull down the
flag that our forefathers thelr
life's bloed said Judge
Stephens in imposipg sentence, It was
the first
cuted In Cambria
Women voters
have forced
creased welfare
was sentenced to
0 years in the Western
at
sedition
shed
to preserve,”
case of sedition ever prose
county.
in Lackawanna conn
ty the court to divide
some of the old election districts,
The Lancaster County Farm Bu
reau, with several thousand members,
seeing a grave menace in the adoption
of daylight saving time by Harrishurg,
York. Reading and other nearby cities,
has called upon other farm
tions to use their Influence
Lancaster on standard time,
was taken at a mass meeting.
Ro crowded is the Fayette county
Jall at Unlontown that no more men
charged with trespassing or loitering
around the coke works will be admit-
ted. Within the last few weeks many
men were committed from different
sections of the county on charges of
trespassing .on rallroad property or
coal or coke plants, Just a few min-
utes previous to the issuance of the
order a dozen prisoners, sentenced
to 30 days for trespassing, were com-
mitted from Connellsville,
The Mount Carmel school board
Wnereased salaries of all grade teach
ars to £1000 and also Increased those
of thy high school faculty.
After serving 41 years continuously
in the Lititz postoffice, Miss Ella BE.
Buch has resigned,
Charles D. Fangfish, of Cly, fell 24
feet from a cherry tree and may dle,
William Wittel, employed at a Mar-
fetta quarry, sustained a skull frac
ture when hit by stone,
Firemen from Irwin, Greensburg
and Jeannette were summoned to ald
in fighting a blaze at Westmoreland
City,
organiza.
to keep
Action
George Henry, a policen.an, areaiguo-
Pittsburgh police court In con-
nection with the theft of money from
the home of Charles W, Young, was
held for court under $1000 bail. Ethel
Hall, a domestic in the Young resi
testified that she had given
Henry between $500 and £600 in the
past two years, some of which she said
had from her employer's
house, denied he knew the
money and sald he had
only borrowed it from the woman,
4
ed in
heen stolen
Henry
was stolen
marble drinking fountain at the
was presented to Greens-
burg with appropriate exercises by
Ww. 71 LU.
The Pennsylvania
against C.
¢
Of
Chocolate
i.
com
entered suit Lew-
collector internal
to recover $101,378 with
that
ellyn,
in Pittsburgh,
interest, The company
amount is for
manufactured
government
1919 and 1920
Two barrels of a high grade
Ww D.
Sunbury four
claims
the faxes on
and sold and
unlaw fully col
which it
which the
lected In
whisky
[elby's
months
rald on illard
pool rome In
ago, were sold to hospitals by the gov
9
nominal price of
went to an
t other
Mu
stored
jall
and the
Hospital
liquor
imokin State
he SHOKM Ww
the Northumbe
Sunbury lech i Al
and
medicinal
orth of
1
i
county
ether pru worthless
purposes This will
0
at the jall
tT, aged 65 ye
the sewer
M. W. Su
inent fa I f Hunlock
m:sSsing since
when th
in finding
from home
vealed
i
peared 1
the morning, and wher
ure
after several
din a
quiet
gone on
fruitless
nploy
iia IR
ment situat
hetter,
to the state
office,
1
if the men
contract
wanted
estimates
hy districts: Altoor
14,190 Harris!
town, KN710 MeKes
these
Kensington EVE
ten 11d 12.175
ch, 40.050:
$350
hd
Serantot
near!
nsport,
|f0u hern |e
the
road Wil
and it has
precaution prevent
their
Mountain at this int
deep
from fallin to
aged 60, an engineer
inicipal hospital
gieam was
was kille hen a pipe he
exploded
Or Vers
repairing
All yen
n May Montour county jail
at Danvil Sheriff Wagner « for
10 prisoners in the month, the largesi
number 12 years, and thers
were more than
pri
1 y
records were broke
in the
le ared
in yet
never two at one
time. There is one sooner there at
present
State Treasurer Charles A. Snyder
received £14.25 in cash which went
The post
the letter was blurred and
place of sendiig cod not he
made out. The sender wrote type
written letter with no name
and merely stated the money
due in 1911 snd 1914
and which the sender had withheld at
the time, not deeming it worth while,
but since conscience had been at work
and he be
of the burden’
When he plunged 50 feet off a stack
nto
the state's conscience fund
mark
the
on
r
n
signed
state taxes
the
or she “wished to relieved
»
suffer
died in a
son of Mr
and Mrs, lartholomew, and
took keen in doing hazardous
jobs from dizzy heights, friends say
Former County
Mrs, John 8S. Bomberger,
Lebanon left for
for the of celebrating
19, Sunbury’s boy steeplejack,
ed from he
fow He
Normah
which
Was na
injuries
minutes,
interest
Commissioner
county,
purpose
THE CENTRE REPORTER,
Wr Be So ol
PREDICT - TRAP SHOOT
* MARK WILL BE BROKEN
There is every reason to be
lleve that the Grand American
Handicap will establish a new
trapshooting for actual
number of competitors this
year Interest in the sport Is
greater that ever before, fact
attested to by the of
that have part
in the various fixtures that have
already held this season.
nimrods competed
American, and it
is confidently expected by trap
ofHi¢ that at least
1,000 will bang away at the clay
hirds this
record
a
number
shooters tuken
been
Last year T14
in the Grand
shooting ials
Season,
GB 8 el ee
BB AA BAA AAA AA AAA
BBR BBB BB
EARL SHEELY CALLED
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First Sacker.
Lake City Wonderful Stops
Around First Base—Long Legs
Makes Him ldeal Target.
for
Fans
cir.
Earl
league
She ly,
tne
than
Day made
srdered
Vis making, write
Francisco Bulleth
Interceptiag throws the path
the base 1 ne ne ne
of
hardest
Earl Sheely.
led
Is
but in this respect
feats 8 first baseman cn upon
Sheely
for a right-handed
His long reach and his
feet makes him
infield
can cut
and rest as
them if it is
within the bounds of possibility.
With a like Eddie Collins
sdongside of him, Sheely will not have
to cover so much ground, and
to perfor
is without
first
an equal
baseman.
ability to switch his
and gives the
They
an ideal target
Ors
loose
added confidence
with throws
stop
their
wiil
sured KNheely
player
he
DEMPSEY’S
Is Jack Dempsey
Some 8a)
pion is
when ot
the ga writes
n the Cl
ie nar
Jack
Cin
ilcago Post
certain
Dempsey
hit like
would
he not
bag.
Kheels
the
is 8&8 good hitter who makes
put the ball
he offer at it, and he
hit enough to insure
permanent berth,
pitcher
will
over
well himself a
Now he knocks ‘em off,
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The
sociation
Montreal Amateur Athletic as
2.000 members,
. so»
has
French
compete
Lenglen,
will not
this summer,
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Suzzarme
tennis star,
{ country
i
in
What's
Zyhszko
heck of a
Well,
there
a name?
Kotsonaros
of letters.
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in
and
jot
is a
celebration will take Au.
gust 25,
Pottsville council has finally adopt.
a daylight saving ordinance,
Jolted from the running board of
a truck at Altoona, Charles Knox, n
colored barber, was ran over and his
neck broken,
Antonio Labi, former hotelkeeper
at Braddock, was fined $1500 in the
Pittsburgh federal court for violating
the Volstead act,
Principal G. M. Hausenecht, of the
Lock Haven High Seool, has resigned
to become bursar of the Kutztown
Normal Sshool,
Professor Charles E. Roudabush,
formegly principal of the Mount Joy
schools, has heen elected supervising
principal of the schools at Minersville,
Only 50 per cent of the applicants
seeking certificates to work as miners
in the Hazleton district passed the
tests of the examining board.
When Dr, W. H Lewis, of Mount
Carmel, opened his garage to get his
automobile to make a call he found it
place on
odd
empty.
Fans often ride a boxer for crawl
| ing into his shell. But it's expected
{of a varsity racing crew,
i . . .
Herb MeCracken, star athlete, has
| been awarded the allarqund trophy
by the University of Pittsburgh.
LJ . *
Capt. Payne Whitney of the 1888
Yale crew has “een dn consultation
with Coach Nickalls at New Haven.
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Mounted police will guard the pari
mutuel betting booths at Canadian race
tracks this summer to insure honesty.
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One woul@l have more confidence In
his whipping Jack Dempsey if he
spelled his name “George Carpenter.”
. "oe
Pete Stinchecomb, the Ohlo State
star halfback, cracked the “Big Six"
broad jump record with a leap of 28
feet and 1 inch,
. oe
Kotsonaros and his champlonship
wrestling ambitions ean now sit down
«or rather up. Zbyszko put him on
his shoulder blades
There are
Dempsey
punch he
been
weight cha
infraction of
doubt
Cetin
will wake
disqualified ou
mplonsghip of the
Rules.
There that
blow is an
Queensherry
iw rabbi
the
infraction
I ured it
He
Kouts
with
or
while
scored
qualified
in At
Vor
istralia
ie benefit of
» rabbit
t!
know
STORIES
Many path
.
plate is paved
3 re
a Dome
A minor leaguer isn't
association, but by the
in it.
. oo»
Babe
four-ply
singles.
Ruth
Buy
rather
kin
admits he'd 1
than to hit .7¢
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St. Louis Americans have
Pitcher Nick Cullop to the
A. A. club.
Louisville
* * *
valuable
in at an
Filagstead Is
can fill
outfield position.
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Government officials have not
made any pinches among the millions
of baseball dope users,
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a ball play-
infield or
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The Malls arrived in Cleveland ihis
The left-hander has a special
delivery stamp on his offerings now,
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Chief Poolaw was not good enough
the Southern league, hut he is
Any man who has filled ont an in
come tax blank ought to find the job
of figuring a batting average com
paratively easy.
*
Big leaguer will now hie
to Wilkesharre, Pa. Harry
Williame, high school hurler, pitched a
no-hit, no-run game,
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soonts
-
of Ty
finish,
Jennings’
is that
size-up
theyll
Hughle
Cobb's Tigers
one-two. three
sidered a good guesser,
* +»
Glenn Meadows hig unconditional re
put on the voluntary retired list,
- * -
When they hoisted
ship pennant at Cleveland, the first
that Cleveland ever had beheld, even
the wind paused In curiosity to
greet it,
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Joplin’s rookie outfielder, Gabhy
Ktrain, has been going so good that at
least one big league scout has made a
trip to the Western league to give him
n looking over,
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Some deep delver Into statistics has
fizured that Eddie Roush this year will
draw 20 cents for every step he takes
in playing the season out for the Cin.
snnati club, That means 850,000 steps
in 340 or so games,
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Punch N Needed.
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UNUSUAL BASEBALL RULE
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landed hin
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from first
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an easy out,
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Pitcher Released to Toronte by Giants
Must Make Good in Interna.
tional League,
Jesse the
In-
1
optional
Winters, released
the Toronto club
league under
agreement, must make good this year
or John McGraw will interest in
him This fellow has all stuff
necessary to make him a first-class
hurler, but for some reason or other,
probably because he is very high-
strung, he has failed to make good in
by
Giants to of the
an
3
Ose
the
Pitcher Jesse Winters,
Perhaps a year in the minors will
steady him and teach him to get the
most out of hig natural skill in manip
ulating a ball, Fortunately, Winters
has been sent to a club managed hy
a man who knows his capabilities and
his faults thoroughly, Larry Doyle
will know how to handle the tempera.
mental Texan, and will aid him more
than any other minor league leader
could.
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A A A APA APM AM
MAN O° WAR SLIGHTLY
SHORT OF HIGH MARK
Inrgoest
de
Tob
Ny
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GA A AAA Ap A BA
Al At
LOUIS FONSECA HAS
LEAD IN HIS SHOES
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tates Example
of Tigers.
h
Cpt
UY
~
Imi
In Actual
Snug Pai
Pl:
r of Featherweight
Play Cincinnati Dons
ver
Enea.
Like
About
Wigner,
cre——¥F jgunderse
Honus
But a
CK on
after
nus Wagner
up
bat he
OlLes
At
with the
grand
minor
into
for me
off¢ rs
several from grand
ompanies waiting for me now,
If 1 can’t be a big leaguer I'll try to
make m3 4
living singing
ig.
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of All Kinds
This
botties
is the season to say it with
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Babe Adams retains his punch long-
er than
fighters,
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most
Willis
150
84
H. Stoecker has been elect
swimming captain of Girard
ry
nl
college.
* * *
A bird who
not
can take a blow and then
give one is “counter-
fit" fighter
HEeCesSSarily a
* * -
Every swimming title but one among
the has changed
hands in
women swimmers
1821.
. "oe
half
varsity
More than
Princeton
in studies
» - .
the
honor
the men on
Crews are
men
Professional soccer football i= to be
given a trial in the East and New
England in the fall
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Greasy Neale (s the nineteenth foot.
hall Washington aud Jefferson
has had since 1800,
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coach
The navy crew has plenty of fine
material and is said to be able to row
any distance called for,
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Richard Norris Williams 2d may
try to regain the national lawn tennis
crown which bie wore in 1914 and 1916,
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Harvard students cannot use their
tennis courts on Sunday because they
are within 1.000 feet of a place of
worship.
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Tex Rickard will got into the “swim”
still further by building the largest
swimming pool in the world at Madi
gon Square garden,
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Bqualing the 100-yerd record of 035
seconde is becoming ordinary. Allan
Woodring of Syracure is the latest to
pull a "Charley Paddock.”