PENNSYLVANIA |
STATE ITEMS |
Seranton
vading the
numbers
Smithtield
slaughtered
this
caught
Bare,
After
chickens
had
in
mink
iscuousiy
neighborhood, animal
hy
the
home the mink
mn
measured
in fa
Nr., of thi ace, In
r of the
coup
n the rea
Killed
nto the trap.
Bare
eleven chickens before it
The
the
tail,
Thieves
fo break
property
animal
two feet from end
he tip of
Freeland
erable trouble
of its nose to
its
went to
into the
mn
the Ww
consid
Adolph
Zimmerman ithe ex
11ers
pectation of looting holesale
liquor store o ‘harles Dasheck
They
were badly
the plas
dently (nk:
e me fine ago, a tact evi
Bloomshu: ved to be
the =mallest itl mine in the 1
States is locat 1 Columbia
hin
nited
16»
12 miles
mine is lo
cated on
Mountain
of a breaker,
Gulip Ritchie |
the
mountain
onl
comes from
small
t to the
employed hy
huge lumps
buver hreaki
* Ines |
force of seven
coal i
for there
being im
tain to
New
made by
the Standar
resumption
made in
will be
this tis
practicall
buile
housing
quite
a study
think such
building
Freeland Law
Workers
Eckley and
an
will
Freeland
Sandy
innovation hb
doctor as
made an
service for
month,
physiciar
rate, and $2
ave heen ol
additiona
Several vears ago
of
prices, which
Freeland
did away
fiat
based hy
number of
Harrishu
nen of
sioned
health
the thon
ol;
will be
ni
Pittchurgl
Car,
ger were seized by the
lend author!
just unloaded into a
Wareroun
the
and
street, just ir
ayette county jail
John
a yolae
table Waiter
Brown. wii had receis wl ¢ 11 tha
the “jaky™ :
Pitteh
in
trafic for mai mont! It
Kou
Wis
ol
under
connection
nnder
stool tt} region is
flooded with lagnor A
investigation is promised
traffic, it is
arrests
being
SW eeping
in the “jaky
nid,
threatened
The
Ax apy
sewer avetem
State
Harrisburg
roved
i Stat
te
improven ents
ton A
Zeese startled people here, home
mash damped on the rive;
Kerar flock of I
i ntoxie
fend
brew
bank being
responsible
Lockport James Af Lewis. 70
years old, was held up while going for
mill but the
K, but robhers
Bloomshurg
got nothing
Despondent
business deal, Harris Margolis,
Louis,
will recover
New Castle Two handite raidea
Bessemer, ten miles west of here, roh-
bing nine men and escaping in an au
tomaobile with loot estimated at £2000
according to reports reaching here, It
is belleved the men headed for Youngs.
town The men who are alleged to
have been negroes, were driven by »n
white chauffeur. The robberies were
quickly staged and with such boldness
that pursuit which was organized prov
od fraitless,
Dillersville.—Harry I. Gener, aged
12 years, applied a mateh to a railroad
cap and as the result is In the
pital in a serious condition.
Sunbury.—When their motorevele
turned turtle on a steep hill at Fishers
Ferry, near here, Mr. and Mrs, Albert
Shepley, of this place, were thrown
out and rendered unconselous.
Brownsville Struck by a train near
here, Tony Belovoce, 85, address un.
known, was almost Instantly killed,
New Kensington.—The plant of the
American Sheet and Tin Plate com.
pany has resumed operations on full
time,
aver a
of St
1
attempted suicide hy but
poison
hos.
Harrishurg
three-fourths
Figures showing that
the fatmns in Pennsyi-
viania are worked by their
at the
ate department
farm property
buildings,
of
owners have
statistical bu
been « ompleted
of the st
The
including
livestock,
reau
culture
Rite,
and
The
9
|
|
| 01
i in the
machinery
C0 OOO EH),
ber of
nim LiLlILLS
|
| Pittsbargh-—A
u=e of
warning ag:
spring and well water was
W. H. Davis,
result of a bs
of typhoid
during the
Sixty-nine cases
and
M1)
tith
ase
ed here hy city he
director, us a
| in
in
irge in
number
Pittsburgh
months
oped during July
rector said.
the fever
List
Fave
August,
two
devel
the i
Nelinsgrove.-
Watts and
ons at
The Herrold,
Foltz held reun
Rolling Green Park, near here.
Jenkins Hill, 66, six
commander of Knights
Derr,
families
Reading.
years supreme
of the Golden
States, is dead
Altoona. —After 51 vears nn the se
of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
G. WW. Kinch, freight conductor
his place, went on the retired list,
arrishurg The
neorporated
thited a
Minersville
S50. 000
for
Eagle’ of thy United
here,
ry.
se
pany,
first brewing com-
many
here,
in
months charter
It is for a concern,
rs out eleven
he shock of FUL VS
rs. Stephen Albert and
em towns! Pp, f
wverely hurt
wrecked
ceed from |
gasoline
children
burning
CONS dered,
Ee been able
arn, statetnent of
resiuction does
Frick Coke
I niontow as a rival
Anna Gla
town
Fayette
meik, of + a near
Uniontown, between
two teams of bloomer girls,
Wn ne
' runs, one with the
The latter slar
The *
gv the
full mn came in
last inning all”
which
touch ‘em blow
Fairbanks
vie HOUus
team
victory was a smash
field. The bases
Miss Glazacik
hase bang
Wyanlusing
fo
were untenanted when
scored her other four
Ww KE
Laceyville, state fish warden, was shot
and seriously wounded by Peter Wal
ters, of Spring Hill, who secured pos
session of the gun carried by the war
den when placed under arrest for vio
lation of the state fish The in
Jured man's condition is considered
serions, Shoemaker arrested Walters |
and Harry Pond, also of Spring Hill
The men submitted without a protest.
Suddenly Walters grabbed the gun |
worn by Shoemaker from the holster,
pointed it point blank at the warden
and fired, the shot entering the neck
and striking the spine. Both men then
escaped. State police are seeking Wal
ters and Pond.
South Tovanda.-—Falling from an
automobile, Mra. William ©. Swart.
wood, 53, of this place, was instantly
killed, her neck having been broken. :
Gettysburg Captain George N. Ran
dolph, U7, 8 A, has been added to the
teaching staff of the reserve officers’
training corps of Gettysburg College,
Milton ~The school board decided
not to assess the £5 school tax against
women citizens of that borough,
Pittsburgh James 8, Campbell, an
attorney here, died in a hospital in this
city while under an anaesthetic during
Shoemaker, of
Inws,
an operation for the removal of a
bunion.
stat
nn
Everybody
Speaker
know little
The tall
hat
All
lows
the
nlso
Texans
who
ROPE-SKIPPER
| ngier
wo
followed
far: where he
Dempsey
(ows
GIANTS’ ALL-STAR OUTFIELD
Manager McGraw Acquires All.College
Backfield by Acquisition of
Howard Berry,
The acquisition of
Penn 3 t i great A
Howard Berry «
around
athlete, MoeGiraw's
11
college football has
Berry will be remembered
national all-around champion and coun
i
piler of second
in ve ity
J im Thorpe, Ww
records
only to those of hao wae
Howard Berry.
a Giant outfielder, too. Berry also
was one of the leading football stars,
With Berry, Frisch, Young and Ryan,
the Giants have an all-collegiate foot.
ball backfield of considerable ability.
Frisch halls from Fordham, Young
from Texas and Ryan from Holy
Cross,
Berry Is trying for an outhield po
(mp f) / AAR
Futur
TENNIS PLAYING I
BIG HELP TO BOXER
AE
way
The Minneapolis
Saskatoon
longus
(Red) Bird, ‘h
the
Joe Shreve
Texas leagu mas t is
Washington
port in
#owin
He is a
join the
tenn southpaw
> 4 »
Outfielder
Moines under
Francisco club
heen with Des
from the San
shifted to the Joplin club
Che Mission leagueg an independent
Californian, which
furnished employment to a number of
in
* Ww »
Sheehan has
team and will
The veteran Tommy
joined the Richmond
play second base, replacing Luke
Stuart, sold to the St. Louis Browns,
. "0
The Joplin club has turned Out.
cinnati Reds and has given Pitcher
Carlos Patrick Ragan his uncondition-
al release.
The Chattanooga team, immediately
upon Eddie McDonald taking hold as
manager, began to win some ball
games, one of its feats being to heat
Little Rock three straight,
- ad -
While Nashville fans were specu
lating on Eddie Bogart going back to
the big show this fall because of his
good work, the Nashville management
up and trades him to New Orleans,
d
v
A OTe { Th BF ‘ + vy
Wimbhis
don,
is
champion
4 »
England's miler
that
seeonds
great
eotntry at 4
the
Hin
he record in
nntes 13 4.5 fnsteost
ship mile
. * =
New stadinms in of
Michigan, Van-
and 1U'nt
Michigan's is he.
college CO rRe
include
erhilt,
ereity
California, Stanford
of Kansas
enlarged.
MIDDLEMEN
According to the check-up on
the fans who witnessed the
“Fight of a Century” at Tex
Rickard’s bowl July 2, S0.000
fans pald 1.650000 to gain ad
mittance,
But that was a small item as
compared with the total of what
those 80.000 paid,
Railroads, hotels and food
houses went into the fans’ pock.
ete for an average of possibly
£100 to $150 per,
That makes a layout of more
than S8.000,000,
And they spent it all for Just
10 minutes and 18 seconds of
milling.
But it was worth {t~to a fight
bug.
HELD AS SOUVENIR
State of Wlinois Prizes Gave
Wielded by “Uncle Joe.”
Historical Library the Proud Pos
scusor of Relic of Famous Repub
lican Cenvention of 1204,
after
iciure
could
T Was
gs the
Served and Saved.
nt. baskward
Connecticut tows
and almost clothesless
nt ped the
hin 24
joined the
ac
Chris
secretary
df A position wit
Hi
becas
s arrival
Good club” and an
suber in this
who
group of
constantly endeav
Are
lish themselves in
or | yo
nard-work ng.
such
¥ 8s
nking folks deserve. One night
found is
{Oars
the lobby of the build
Hig sister wae {ll and
He helped te
ire she needed, As
possible he paid back his
Since then he has moved into
of another Y. M. C. A
amd hes joined the church
at the Bowery
be served and
ing in
required was
give the
quickly as
loan.
the dormitory
branch
Thus he makes
branch for another to
saved as he himself And so the
chain of deeds goes on
in this bright spot in a darkened part
of the metropolis-—Exchange
room
was,
endless gownd
American Old Style.
Three visitors wo shirt sleeves were
refused admission to the gallery of
the house of representatives in Wash.
ington a week or so ago. While their
companions, wore formally habited,
entered freely, they stood In the cor
ridor cutside the door. lamenting the
rile which denied them the pleasure
of gazing upon the men from their
home state seated among the mighty,
making the laws of the land. One
doorkeeper alter another saw their
plight, sympathized and then slipped
off his uniform coat. The three vis
itors put them on joyfully and went
in, It is sure they were well pleased
with all they saw,
ingenious Coyote,
On a ranch in Saskatchewan a ecap-
tive coyote retires into its kennel! with
a crust of bread, chews the crust into
fine crumbs, and then spreads them
around in front of the kennel. The
fowls come to get the crumbs, and Mr,
Coyote usually has a chicken for his
meal,