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Charles J. Anderson, arrested in
Cleveland, ©. with an automobile
stolen from Max Donnelly, of New
Castle, was brought back to New
Casale and pleaded gullty to the theft
of the car before Alderman Green.
Thirteen four horses,
crops and implements were burned in
an incendiary fire which destroyed the
barn on the farm tenanted by
Ross, near Warriors Mark,
toona,
destroyed by fire recently, believed to
have been of ingendiary origin,
COWS,
near Al
den and placing that official
stralg salary. The average
of prisoners confined In the
throughout the year was 58, The coun
on a
ight
under the old fee system it would have
cost the taxpay"r
tain them. Under
cost $0430.
eagh prisoner
and 44 cents
a saving of
mate,
Leaving the bed which
confined with a 2-days-old child, Mrs
the new system
under the fee
a day on a
26 cents a day per In-
to she
Highway, near Thomasville,
down
into the
blazing oil stove
stairs and tossed it
action probably a
Mrs.
BON
volded a tragedy, as
and a
n the house, when the
Myers, her baby
were § Li
After her brave deed the
turned to bed and
was summoned reported that
je for her
E. Newt Newcomer, a
farmer Red
tenced by Jud
woman
physician
she was
none the worse experience
on
township,
Reppert in Uni
in the
stone
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of
sel
5 nth wisrki hints
x months WOK
embracery
ered a
hold
Eighteenth
H. O'Br;
Coatesvi
unique
York,
of Maccabees of
1 of the munie
iture sid
ature would
a tower
inment
i } Harrisburg
Yovo CC wie, for w thes
been eleven years,
lodged j
charge of
Rock near
construction
road fre
arrested near
Immediate
Pennsylvania rail
ight yards there, Cupovic was
Pittsburgh.
will be taken by
the tax law revision commission to get
data upon the condition
and cncollected taxes throughout
Pennsylvania for study at the meet
ings to be held in Harrisburg in about
a month At the same the mem
bers will aseertain sentiment in re.
gard to taxation methods and the pro-
posed unifor hill.
Federal Prohibition Agent Exnicious
announced that 25 liquor permits for
retail druggists and manufacturers
had been revoked In the Pittsburgh
district because of “illegal disposition
of liquor.”
Bellefonte's postmaster, John I.
Knisely, weighs 330 pounds and is
claimed to be the heaviest active fire
man in the state.
Caught under a fall of ground at the
Bloomsburg Brick company's plant,
W. HL Miller was almost dead when
fellow.-workmen rescued him,
Squeezed against the side of a stall
by a bull, John E. Snyder, of Seven
Valleys, York county, suffered a brok-
en collar bone and a dislocated shoul.
der,
Miriam Fichter,
tained a broken
coasting accident,
tor
“te
eps
¢
of tax liens
time
collection
of Lattimer, sus.
shoulder blade in a
for 1922, as tinally adopted, will cost
the taxpayers $900,000. The program
calls for twenty-three miles of secon-
dary rcads and nine miles of state ald
highways.
Struck by a heavy cake of ice while
helping to fill an David A
Pyle, of Centre township, Perry coun
ty, sustained a badly bruised right leg.
Edward Brogan, Jr, son of a for
mer district auditor of the United
Workers of America, was killed
under a fall of rock in the operations
of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
company, at Coaldale,
feehouse,
»
Jacob Atkinson, engineer, and Eli B
Thompson, fireman, were and
hurt
Pittsburgh
killed
in at Hall,
railroad
a wreck
the Union
five cars curve
Hall, when a ight
drawn by two locomotives, dashed int
Atkinson and
in the wre
near
An
stopped on
engine with
had a near
train
heavy fre
sight from the north
his fireman were caught
age and scalded to death
Cutting an ordinary pimple while
Frederickt
the public
cged 24,
whose Lewistown, Pa., died
the Uniontown Hospital An in
fection followed the shave, physicians
state.
Fire In the dental
A. Zimmerman, Harrisburg,
X-ray and equipment v
more than $5000, whil
Dr. Zimmerman 0
an ambulance and rescued Mrs
Wilson,
himself at OW!
in
Heading,
he is a teacher
Wilber
home is In
where
in
of Pr. GG
ov ed
offices
dest
ot!
er nlued at
firemen cat
om a slck
ried
wife of a New York civil
ineer, while fous from smoke
Wilsons
unconse
lived n
merman
Mrs, Wilson
fact that ‘
knocked open a
to
probably
Mrs, Grace
held for in
charge of attempted extortion
in
escape, door
saved her life,
Tarent
Crawford, of
was 5) ball on
the
hy the
f Bu
land and apart
ten and Mrs a
ther it
r, ii
0
from
rke
is sale
Davis,
by Judge
Coatesville,
Koch to
rs nor more than
for the
Mt Minersvill
ted
and
a for mercy,
in the penitentiary
B
tember,
Funan
Caleb vant
Davis convi
was
der in the second degree
torneys made a
which refused
who said the
i first
he would have so voted
The
too
er til
a Lil
Judge
it
i
murder,
stron
by Koch,
ranted a
and in
if he
stated
Was
evidence
degree
Ww
ri of
been a juror
are entirely
in Schuylkill
that
because
court
there many murders
county, due to the f
gsiayers the electric ch
escape
weak-kneed Jurors bring
verdicts Davis, who
man, had quarrel with
Bryant, and afterwards meeting him,
him dead,
All collieries
in
compromise is
a colored a
shot
of the Lehigh Valley
Coal company in the Hazleton distriet
resumed operations after being idle
on account of a slackened demand for
fuel. Twenty-five thousand men
affected. Operators say that there
a surplus of because of a dull
condition of the market,
Twenty persons were shaken up and
bruised when a sleighing party sled
upset over an embankment near Sny-
dertown.
~ Warrants were issued for electro
cution of Floyd Smith, Bradford coun.
ty, the week of March 6, and Albert
White, Lawrence county, the week of
March 20.
Complaint of the borough of Han-
over agninst the Conewago Gas come
pany's rates was sustained by the
public service commission,
Slipping on an ley sidewalk, James
Harrison, Sunbury, suffered concussion
of the brain
coal
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The
almost
INTERESTING
NOTES
geouting for a foot
Lel [$44 8)
bal con
is Lai
Amherst
meets for
The Navy
ae
Jones, New York
kees, has developed into of
greatest pitchers in either league,
great many pitchers have more stuff,
but few bonst of greater pitching in-
telligence or better control,
Yan
of the
ane
&
Murray in ith the
Farley,
James expert w
ip intercolleginte
University, in action.
ik
ANYHOW, HE DIDN'T DUCK
FINDS FAULT WITH PITCHERS
Bu
Jesse rkett of New York Says There
Are Few Who Can Throw
Good Curve.
the two
had the
both
pent first
Courses
in
Bost
Nationa
ation,
wns
in 180]
had eague
Am
fin nx
the and
Ameri.
wen.
erican
asenci
sociation strong that
fact. both teams
about the
had those
rid's
Son: in were strong,
star players
No
championship
all
ail
game ATS
for the
played, owing to a
series
wo WAS
ill-feeli he
add,
were
gilly
ng
tween the magnates and, we might
between the players too Those
the thought of
The Cubs and White Sox of the vir
city of Chicago, In 1006, won
and they had a
the championship
money,
four
of
for
Then the of
vhen the Giants beat the Yanks
PERFECT FIELD FOR ALIBIS
Game of Golf Offers More Chances for
Excuses for Poor Score Card
Than Any Other.
fans, hig noise 1921,
One of the reasons why golf has
become so popular with go many peo
more alihis than any other game
played. There are so many good ex.
cures one can offer for a poor card
it is dificult to choose among them.
M’'MILLIN SAYS HERO
Football Star Is Far From Ma-
tinee idol Type.
Ten Other Players on Centre College
Team Made It Possible for “Bo”
to Carry Ball—News Hounds
Made Him Goat,
“Bo” McMillin bas
talked about in-
football
football enthus
the last word, the
Often one
thelr
For three
YEeurs
the
| dividuals | college
In
| lasts, McMillin is
of ti
mental
i been one of most
he eyes of many
i hig idol if gridiron
forms a of hero
| A great many football enthusiasts have
een MeMillin
you have pictured
type
McMil
never
If
the «
in person
McMillin as
ollar ad
1
all wrong in
are
eleven,
£OIMmeont
Whi
iit have been
I didn't
gont
ors
deserve
them
ihere you have a
MeMillin, as he looks and thinks
SLIM HARRIS WEAK ON BUNTS
S80 Far From Athletic Pitoher's Head
to Feet That He Tangles Him.
self Up in Knot,
Harris of
could field bunts he would be
the pitchers in the
However, it i= so far from Slim's head
to his feet that he gets nll tangled
up when he bends and usually
gets the impression that he is playing
the way he kicks the pib
If Slim Athletics
of
business,
the
one
greatest
over
around .
Seis
$50,000 FOR NEW LINKS |
More than S50.000 will be the
initial construction expense for
the Silver Springs golf
club course in the Washington
district,
This will include the building
of an artificial lake and the
opening up of eight springs,
Donald Ross has the con
tract, and work wes started
on January 1.
Because of
out of the Iand and
turf it is expected
course will be
April 1.
new
the natural
the
that
playable
Iny-
fine
the
by
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THE EASIEST PART
1st Golfer:
golf quickly?
2nd Golfer: Oh my yes
learned all of the cuss words already.
Are you picking up
I've
Well to Be Prep
te »
ared,
“Ne
“It
will educate you to that extent™
TO BE CONSIDERED
I think that this house will
Let's take
He:
suit me very well, dear.
it.
She: Just a minute Hubby dear
we have not asked the cook how she
likes it yet.
All the Year Round.
Bing of ice and coal
They are like the
One stings in the sun
The other when we
men,
heen
er time,
reese’
Proof of Wisdom.
“You continue to faith
wisdom of the plain people?
“¥ do,” replied Sorghum.
“The plain people in my district have
elected me over and over again”
have in the
Senator
A Cruel Condition,
Edith--Why is Alice always so short
of money: didn’t her father leave her
na lm?
Madge—Yes, but you see she's not
to get it till she's thirty and shell
never own up to that. — Boston Tran
seript
The Eternal Feminine,
Bihel Is taking violin lessons”
“ls she? Why, the poor girl hasn't
the slightest ear for music”
“1 know, But she has
elbows.”
beautiful