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SLUMP DUE TO REPUB.
LICAN MANAGEMENT,
National Democratic Chairman Calls
Republicans Short-Si€hted In Fail-
Ing to Extend Credit to Stricken
Europe,
Early summoning of an international
trade agreement conference to iron out
commercial differences
clared were
which he d«
of
by
most modern
dell Hull,
National
the root
wardare, was urged Ce
of the
Committee, in
the
chairman Democratk
an address last week at
Jackson Day dinner
nesse¢ Society of New York
“During past years,” he said, "w
have seen practiced wit
of
retaliation,
h impunity, al
forms tariff discrimination and
preferential
of ports, violations of
of
brands,
copyrights, trade marks,
wf 111 interferer
mngful interferen
WI
trade routes, unfair ut
ties, bonuses, subsidies, drawbacks
rebates; economic
and
lation of small, uncivilizex
nations; tonnage and shuppu
iB
criminations; econor alliances,
pre ferences
concessions and
special sreement.
trouble-making, wu
ced,
“Intemational
8c ps
been taken, in a measu
certain phases of th
tives and policies.
internatic
SugBests “Feasible Plan.”
0
pi
The
would
{feasible in, Ho SUgE"
most
ed, be adoption
Hehe t favor
te most Lavored
Thi
in its
uncon
Without
Hull
publica
IQ on
n
Administration
for
h
Ca,
blame the
of
siump, whi
United
U0, 000,000,
fie
States
Americ
derful condition’
war, with a nationa
$300,000,000,000
$75,000,010
of $3,079,00
$10,300,
000,000
ly
merce
0.000:
come
commerce,
currency
flation
worl
Every
then
tert
perity.
ww
plunge over
Why did
ing
and
hy, then,
the
Line
every
£
FE: 8 8 I
Failed to Extend Credit.
a
1.
pletely
The
America
answer, he declare wis
had falled to
of extending
necessity
en Europe
its feet.
The
ordination
and
Allied
completely
economic cooperation
by
war
practiced na
tion® during the
he said,
debacle
was
dissolved, resulting in an ec-
onomic throughout Europe,
could have been averted had
with other
of the war
hand
which
nations which
America,
out relatively intact
the
ganized, but potentially rich, countries
of Central Europe.
Failing to get
countries were
came
extended a helping to disor
he
ft
proper extension,
driven
said, these to
paper money basis, which shattered
foreign exchange and eventually made
it impossible for buy
America the
much needed.
Thus American foreign
“choked to death,” and industrial stag-
nation in the United States was inevi-
table,
Europe in
0H
surplus supplies she
80
trade was
—
If the Vare-Magee combine goes
through there will be patronage dis
pensers distributed all through the
state whose o. k. will be necessary to
get a position under the plum tree
when a favorable wind comes. Centre
county is important enough to have
recognition, so we may expect one of
about three well known Republicans
to be designated for this honorable
position.
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If Vare, the Philadelphia garbage
man, falls in the Penrose shoes as
jeader of the Republican party In
Pennsylvania, he will be able to slop
the hogs throughout the state.
JOROUGH COUNCIL ORGANIZED.
Three New Members Take Their Place
Friday Evening After Routine Bus-
iness Is Transacted—No Change
in Council's Personnel.
Cen
The
reorganized
tre Hall borough council was
Friday
over
evening, atts
having gone the ¢ business
you
including the payment of bills. Ther
was no change in the person
council, the members
servi
Spay d
the body
Orphanage Directors Meet,
The let
nominal value
the
41
in
£200,000, it it is
thought
much
made;
more.
special bequests were 0
n
itable institutions were remembered.
16th of
monies must
month
paid
Republi
that
Beginning on the this
¥
be
license
to
machi
al dog
monthly the state. The
:
the
“deserving”
is #0 hard
to
can ne
up
must resort
to
Republican
swooping down
the
Bome
on
dog tax help along
politicians one re
#
marks it is of
ing to the
a case the dog tax go
dogs.
Mayor Moore
adelphia to $6,000,000 for
the World 1026 so
the rest of us will begin to
Heve that the City of Brotherly Love
in
is prevailing on Phil-
appropriate
Show booked for
that bee
in real earnest when she says she
wants the three-ring circus to be held
on her commons.
It is rather Tear of final defeat than
high morality that halts Governor
Sproul from having himself appointed
a United States Senator. Morality is
such a stranger to Pennsylvania Re-
a
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A
GAME PRESERVE
CATED IN
TO BE 1L0O-
RUSH TOWNSHIP,
Tract of 5000 Acres Secured from Three
Parties. 2,000 for
Refuge, Isolated.
Acres Game
Seetlon
The
and
land
comprising
wild cast of Philipsburg
iderable part of
Rush township is converted
n
ta one great game
pre
reach
HET VOs, ng been
« ot State
meeting
held
of last
i
Game
‘ommission hiladelphia th
Hon, Harry
ad }
I
Le part of 1
wt, who had ut If
much in the
Dr, William Frear Dead
Centre Third in Butter
Pont
Production.
Cre with having
Gelss Bazaar, Sat, January 28
3 1
bazaar and sales day
es, Bellefonte will
tier, of Middleburg, was
the of « President
Union-Sayder judicial
1 immediatel
office
jst last week, ¥
ay
It
was
Snyder in
fifty
the home
county. years
Wf
3
Snyder county
noe
president judge
publican politics that it will take a,
man with a better political record In
Harrisburg than Sproul made for hime
self since Governor to practice it even
in the lower realms.
“THE YOUNG MAN WHO
CAME TO HIMSELF.”
There are many
ought to come home.
Wh are they ?
Come to the
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SUNDAY EVENING,
7:30
and bear this sermon Ly the pastor
{ rodigals who
THROWN FROM A COLT—
SKULL FRACTURED;
————
dered to Nelghbor's House With
An
James
accident resulting in the death of
Klinger happened nes Tussey
It
Ar
Friday afternoon.
Mr.
thirtieth
appears
Klinger, who had just passed
day four days pre
twelve o'clock or
a colt and in riding
5 Pubic
animal
Weber
#
Farm Sold,
Farmer.
al
Buck Taylor to Become
An A 5 i from
oes di
sco ing
ig 0
ett
ie down
ilertainment
has
seen
he said
dead. 1
head
Pennsayl-
farm
which
sum
head
much
district hie
Last
his
time was very
interocsted ace of
perma
fient regiden without
making purchase,
Reduced Rates to State Farm Prod.
ucts Show,
farmers who attend
Show
all
Centre
county
the State Farm Products will
trunk
rail
These
are persons ex-
to the agricul-
ural meetings held at Harrisburg dur-
Rates
given reduced
be rates by
which
Centre
line railroads, includes all
roads through county.
all
of
rates available to
pecting attend any
t
ing the week of the State show.
good from 27th, In-
It to ob
tain a certificate from County Agent
dobinson at the Farm Bureau office at
Bellefonte which must be presented
when tickets are purchased,
This commission from the railroads
will be of great assistance to the many
Centre county people who attend this
show each year,
Jan. 23rd to Jan.
clusive. will Be necessary
—-
Bucknell to Get Fand,
The will of the late Ernest L. Tue-
tin, of Philadelphia, contains a clause
that will in time place a sum In trust
to support the Tustin gymnasium, at
Bucknell university, Lewisburg, nam-
od in honor of Mr. Tustin's father, and
to pay the salary of a physical in«
structor.
Rev M, C, Drumm
Pastor,
If you are feeding all worn out, if
you can’t eat, sleep or work with’ any
satisfaction, you need Tanlac.-~Centre
Hall Pharmacy.
EXCELLENT EXHIBITS AT
FARM
Acrion—,
Bellefonte on Tuesday. List
of Prize Winners.
Held at
County tobison sent the
J. N.
the following
Agent
Reporter account of the
farm products show too late for
pub-
lieation last week.
More
tended
than one hundred farmers at
of
Farm Bureau and the
There
the annual meeting the Cen-
tre County Farm
Products Show. were interest
ing
ing discussions or to growing
poultry, corn, wheat, boys’
and girls
work, and various other farm
projects in conn mn
w y
repor of the County Agent
4
Weaver, assisant 4d
rector
3
d the value
as means
mment
exhibits
free
Prizes Won at Centre County Farm
Produes Show.
Corn,
{go
of
Ts
tay of
Glenr Waddle
W. C. Bmellzer
Potatoes
ato
Alien
{3
Harter
1
immed
Hussetlts
Penns
1st Campbell,
i. Furnace in
8S.
B.
Dale,
Thomp
Oo
OTR C
ist Charles Campbell
of
2n
2nd
Bright
Allen Harter,
Orwig, Aarons-
Wheat,
Ww Smeltzzer,
Ward Hosterman,
B
Ist C
®el
ha
C
Bellefonte
Aaronsburg: 3rd
Struble, Bellefonte
Barley.
Smeltzer
Oats,
Struble,
3
ist W. C. B
ellefonte
2
ist C. B.
John Kline,
Smeltzer,
Bellefonte;
Boalsburg: 3rd W,
Jellefonte.
Flint Corn.
Bright,
William Yearick.
Apples,
ist John Mothersbaugh,
2nd J. J. Markle, State College;
Allen Harter, Bellefonte.
1st Mary Centre Hall;
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Boalsburg:
3rd
Highway Districts Reduced.
The state highway department an-
nounced the reduction of state high-
way districts from 18 to 15, the elim-
ination of the positions of assistant
construction engineer and numerous
changes in the department's personnel
at the various district offices.
Eik and Cameron counties dre added
district No. 1, which also includes
Centre, Clinton and Clearfield. D. C.
Stackpole is district engineer and Wil
liam J, Carroll assistant engineer. The
district office is at Bellefonte.
to
Peace Dollar Now In the Banks.
The new silver dollar—the “Peace
Dollar”<-was placed In circulation last
week, several hundred thousands of
the new coins having been shipped to
the federal reserve banks by the Phil-
adelphia mint,
The new coin was made in commem-
oration of the Disarming Conference
at Washington. It is designed with
the head of Liberty on one side, and
on the other a dove upon the moun-
tain top, clutching an olive branch,
struck by the rays of the sun, with
the word "Peace" beneath it
It Is cosy to find fault because no-
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
be
road
pull or push
encugh of
Ret-
PROG ~
the
’ OO . 4 oo, +
erence is he road of
HERS,
The ©
i
Jil
Mill
ts
town 5
ling,
iil
nem
razed to Way 2 modern
municipal bulls voled -
sLI"ucCt
kn
in
farm "
Harris
The
acquiring
farm,
township
sale
D
estate
recently.
Boal, who is
Har FH]
paid was $1190
"
in township.
fh
for the
—
Margaret Runkle, of Shamokih,
tur
Sat f
on fay th {
Mrs
Hall
latter's
here from Be
ber daughter,
Attorney W,
to
H
a
her
of
during
home
Runkle,
came ie G
sister, John east
od
Centre for short stay
Runkle
shy
wife
the fliness. Mrs came
lefonte
Mra
G.
where
Runkle,
Runkie
visited
of
Bechdel,
miner, was
Min
injured while at
ago. He dislodged
which fell on him, crushing the
bone of his right leg between the knee
and hip. He is at the
hospital, where every
made avert
putation.
George a
Hall
work
clay
a
few days
a large
stone
Lock Haven
effort
the necessity
is being
of
to am-
The new state road leading through
Pine Creek township, between Lock
Haven and Williamsport, field
for speeding. Twelve motorists hail
ing from various parts of Centre, Clin-
ton and Lycoming counties,
brought before a Lock Haven
man and each fined $12.60.
is a
were
alder-
State Centre juice is doing a fine
business in killing at Rockview. Last
week a Chinaman was roasted and by
Friday the third sentence to the chair
for the week had been meted out.
Gruesome work! It makes one shiver
10 think that what is giving us light
ie turning all th darkness for some few
Though virtually all of the money
which Harry Kinkead received as his
share of the loot of the Karthaus State
bank, along with some jewelry he had
purchased, has been recovered, there
is still about $2600 of the sum which
Raymond Shope is alleged to have
had in his possession which cannot be
located. If Shope knows where it Is,
officers have not been successful In
body wants it.
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