The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, April 20, 1922, Image 2

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    PENNSYLVANIA
STATE ITEMS
York.—Harry K. Garber,
burg man, who has undertaken
unique feat of hopping his way across
the continent, reached York.
started from Hoboken and San
cisco 1s his goal,
a Harris
Fran-
accident. He walks ith the ald
crutches,
Scranton, of their inabill-
ty to procure homes here more than
800 residents of Scranton have placea
their furniture in storage.
proprietors sald the number
augmented considerably after
31.
Brodbeck
Albright,
cide by hanging |
Hollldaysburg
shower Is report
Mt. Carmel
rear door at the
here and
Because
will be
April
In ill health, John V,
65 years old, committed sul
here.
lizard
ed from Hersheytown,
Thie forced
d Navy store
his stable
frog and
the
Army an
nine
Councilmen
stole revolvers,
Lancaster
last city officeholder under the
regime when they removed William E
ne*e
Ouse
Johnson, substituted
Charles Kegel
FE
a
hunting
hree Revono youths, Arthur
Alvin Brookens, rat
13 to 21 years,
¢
of
camps near Sinnemahoning
son and
age
wanted
Cameron
fourth m of
Parker, 1
fight with police near Sin
at BU
from
for series
Clinton
the Y,
wounded
nemahon
Was
after a robbery
made his way to Renovo, where
was forced to seek treatmen
pital.
it
the
large number of
past fcur
Brookens boys
ed
Harrisburg
engineers
1
After a grilling by polic
months,
wer
where
the Harri
pany,
Light and
melstown
cables of the
Power
was |
STITT
so badly
Harris
power
and a
appear
local company
damaged that a large
burg
Many
morning nes
The loss at Hummelstown
Penbrook, Paxtang, Rutherford
Hummelstown are wi
which
by power from
+1 nt
Lou
was wi
industries were crippled
vespaper did not
wag R80 000
WHas
nong
State
mysterion
of
police
prove
person who
Harrisburg
the commonv
£66.68 without
though one
the «
any
helpful
with the
reached
along
the
it was
as
seemed
money
sent to
there was n other
under
paymen. was
sent from Philadel
tions to Auditor
applicab
The
£20
the ci
stances,
in three
phia with
eral Sam
the
in a
Stouchsbu
dire
wl 8. Lewis to
The
for
accompanie!
Bible references: II
3:16, and Numbers VI,
Wormleyshurg.
“put this in
second came
£65.68
by
state mone;
money order
these
Thessolonings
24:26
Council will be ,e
titioned to ar
tion,
nex the Riverview
west of the borough
tidgway.—lLorenzo and Frank
nea, brothers, pled led guilty
second degree murder in :
with the killing of
Johnsonbt
*ittshurgh A ution
removal of Walter Lyon, fe
trict attorne:
of Pennsylvania,
Pittsburgh Mini
after it had listened to a report from
its committee which held
Lyon responsible for alleged failure to
press violations
the national prohibition | w,
sociation Is of
clergymen of and suburbs,
has first
f wen ever organized In
Pennsylvania. Lecording
a charter granted by the court,
new organization Is called
mokin Social League for the Deaf”
Its object, the “ocument says, is “for
the social betterment and mutual
Joyment of its members.” It has
Mo.
here to
connection
Andrew
iry several
months ago
resol
western
passed by the
sterial Association
temperance
prosecutions for
made up
the city
Sunbury Shamokin
club
central
the
for des
en.
and its income
of £20000 a
West Marietta. Thieves mnlocked
the door of the garage of John A.
Campbell, here, and stole two automo
bile tires.
Uniontown. — Every school distriet In
Fayette county will dopt the budget
system,
Pittsburgh. “Two armed bandits
held up and robbed two paymastérs of
the Airtight Steel Tank company, in
the Hazlewood district here and escap.
ed with $2478,
Pottstown. -In a will containing
only fifteen words, Isanc Rudy, of this
town, bequeathed his $4000 estate to
his wife
is not to be in
year,
¢XCO8s
Pottsville. Anthony Dedusky, an
employe of th. Buckrun colliery at
Mount Pleasant, met death under his
own train, The cars were being pull-
ed by an electric motor. It was his
first day on his job,
Harrisburg. —Troop
burg, won the
A. of Greens
competition In sm.
arms and rifle shooting of the state
| police held by teams ‘t the Newville
| school T.he team of roop E, of Lan
aster, was second,
Easton.—A breach of
for $30,000 was filed against
{| Stier, a well-known
Stiers, by Rose Hutt,
housekeeper, who claims
promised three times in 15
marry her, but ref ss
promise suit
John F,
of
his
he
to
merchant
former)
that
months
now to do
Mloomsburg.—Malled yenrs
ago last Thanksgiving Day in France,
a letter addressed to Rev. T. C. Horn
Just him The letter
was written by George Balley, now of
Waverly, N., Y., wLo was serving with
the American navy in French
a few days afier the armistice
signed. Since letter was
the heen
Bailey
80,
three
reached here
waters
Was
the written,
minister has the guest
on several occas.ons,
Greenshurg,
little
home,
After lying In a
to county
ready A i h-+ State Ana
house attached the
tomical for dissection, ‘the
of
service man
body Pahuha, a
recovered by
ost of the can Legion
burial with ill military hor
from tuber
who
12 gassed,
oun
aged 35,
Mrs. John Je
Van Vooris,
30. of
mat i
» Monessen br
named
dist
il
embra
Alto
Hutchir
of the Lincoln Deg
3 f Altoona,
has been el
Altoona
DARY. O
pany. ¢
ected 1}
After
David
Hollidaysbur
served t
He started
rose to be a
was retired
red 67. of
nn retired, he com
fifty-one years, as
yard en-
Altoona.
Allentown, ~-Hearthroken
first baby
Darcy 1
life by
of
hy
boy ten
ANgWay,
of her
Mrs,
her
home
ago,
i took
the
age
Huminating gas
her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Henry Stuber. A little daughter smell-
forced
with a farewell
beside her
York.—The crying of her
daughter saved '
vin E
the
Mrs. Langway was
to
found
dead her
note hus
i band
l1-year-old
the life of Mrs. Cur-
Hannigan, as the
child. Mrs. Hannigan
well as
was
She
that
left
wis
so weakened
had only
seream,
by the
strength eno: “h
but nelghbo heard the
screams and hurried to the. rescue, It
was found that the gas was escaping
fromm a leaky valve in the kitchen, A
physician who restored the pair salg
were near death,
Greensburg. —Only 97 marriage
cenges were granted in Westmoreland
county in March, the smallest uumber
in one month since 1914
Wrightsville.~This plac will have
a new Industry in the near future,
when James K. Haldema, a former
resident, opens a brass foundry,
Millerstown.. Glen Rwing, 15 years
old, is dead herc as the resul! of be.
ing kicked in the abdomen by a horse,
West Lampeter.—Taxpayer: of this
township voted to buill a large: and
more modern high echool to replace
the building destroyed Cv a fire a week
: ALO,
fumes
the other
vn. £130 (6x)
R13 (xy [retroit £1
rates 2115.06) Reds
£11001
Brave
Noy Sliwriny)
Browns
L110 (xx)
1M (nN)
(ONEY RECEIVES BIG BONUS
r League First Sacker
With Bres
Hens,
eteran Maj
Given $2,500 to Sign
an's Mud
slated to play
#0 it is said HH con
Hens Signing free rents ig the best
thing i
nlways
worth
pays
to sign.
of Records, Know Skokie Course
Quite Well,
It may be of significance to golfers
in general that the two men who hold
the professional and amateur records
of the Skokie where the na-
tional open championship is to be de
cided July 11 and following days, are
the palr who know the course better
than any other players, Philip Gau-
din, the home professional, has the
low mark, a 68, Par is 70, and the
only amateur who hag ever equaled it
is J. T. Ling, chairman of the greens
committee. Abe Mitchell played a star
game round at Skokie last year, re
cording 60, and that ends the list of
low scores over that circuit. In other
words, “practice” should be thedwatch-
word of those Intending to compete In
he national pen,
course,
PROFESSIONAL
Francisco
San
name jugistant secretary
3
club
Francisco
have
ng
Niehoff of the
Iroyle
for
reguiarly.
The Southern league will hut
¢ manager this
He is Burt
Larry
and then
year plas regu
Mo
may be in
Nashville
aris
hile te
there
aim
now his
but not
Player Acquired by Portland From
Detroit 1s Termed Second Edi
tion of Elberfeld.
Qargent, the
Portland
will
Kid” Elberfeld
players Sargent
iron.” While
infielder ac.
from Detroit,
see 0
in Joe
quired by
league fans
edition of “Tobagco
Detroit
“scrap
mong was
known as
aggressive type of player who is fight
ing all the way.
Sargent was a star player in the In.
ternational league. He seemed to
a trifle lacking as a major leaguer.
Hitting was his greatest weakness
with the Detroit club,
Sargent was used at shortstop, sec.
ond base and third base by the Tigers
and performed very creditably in the
field.
The Tiger castoff is a smart ball
player. It is doubiful if any other
player in the American league is as
well versed In the rules,
With the Detroit players Sargent
was always a big laugh. Any time a
Tiger inflelder was Injured, Joe's eol
lege yell was:
“You better
gent ever gets
gone.”
stay in there, if Sar
a chance, your job Is
HANK GOWDY FOR NEW
BASEBALL CONTRACTS
Lanky Backstop Favors Agree-
ment Holding for Whole Year.
Plan Would Compel Players to Observe
Club Rules at End of Season and
During Training Season
Would Aid Owners.
Lank Hank
to fame in a
then bent
Gowdy, who slugged
world's
the
way
and
weries
ball
when
ather
office
out Hus
of
nll
World
fur a
broke
form
war
new
come
out contract for
Gowdy 12
one,
substitute a
contract for the
only durir
And Hank, in Lh
forward res
would
months present
the
calm way
holds
Keuron
sone sonable
such =a }
present, Hank pol
forbid
urgu
ments for
At
after the Hepson
ember
from
INTERESTING
SPORT NOTES
. rby, a ornedl is a
eloped It
Hank
big
CHiEAan s
been elected captain «
Ney
limiting
Governor Jersey
the
boxing
Evan
¢
for
hill
fa seat at a
has signed
maximuin
exhibition to $15
. * »
the to
cup, it is an
States Lawn
Denmark is
f
latest country
challenge for the Davis
by the United
association
- - .
pounced
Tennis
William A. Collins Is 8 fleet
man at Yale the
games he eliminated
dash-
New
the
tecently in
- - *
(Yatz) Corrigan,
around athletes
St. Louis, though
George one of
ever
he
11
au
greatest
turned out in
signed by the Little Rock club for a
trial.
NUMBER DIAMOND STARS
Identification of football play-
ers by numbers having been ac
complished after much com-
plaining by coaches thht their
strategic plans would be ruined,
it l& now proposed that numer
nla be fastened on baseball play-
ere. The Midwest Baseball as
sociation, of Chicago, a circuit
comprised of several strong
gsemi-professional teams, at its
annual meeting decided that
players In league games this
summer must wear numerals on
their sleeves corresponding to
geore card numbers,
MORE POWER TO HIM!
“My boy,
daughter in
nor
“y
maxe
up
lawyer
you
support
which she
ustomed.’
don't Intend to, sir
her a credit to her sex I'l
the job and tell
throw
my troubles to a
“Your hand, my boy. 1 wish
chap like you had gotten hold
mother abo
SONS
of her
it 20 years
Had Nothing But Sense.
Among ff re
RE #B
He was
turn.
One
the guests f f ¢
npuishe
aint
of the
To
the Liostens
of
Not Large Figures
Tr radi if -
Everybody Pleased
} . Tr =
THEY CERTAINLY ARE
Mr. Mouse: I'm surprised at your
living in an old shoe.
Mrs. Mouse: The idea, don't you
know how expensive shoes are?
Muleological.
find two legs
yd before
re we find
ae for!
behind
behind
ithe two
bef
behind
Strange, Indeed.
Gossip—*] saw your wife out riding
yesterday with a man !™
Husband (wearily)-—“"He must
been a strange man "Cartoons
azine,
Elrange
have
Mag-
Sometimes He Can,
to be pitied;
the poor chap apparently isn't able to
keep a cent.”
“Oh, can’t he? Just try letting him
borrow $10 from you.”
is certainly
So Annoying.
How is this for the casual mother?
The other a friend of the family
met her remarked: “I hear your
daughter is married. What is her new
name?”
“1 can’t tell you" replied mother
with a shrug of her shoulders. “1 was
so annoved when she told me she was
married 1 didn’t even ask who the
man was!’
day
and
Change of Voice,
“Here comes Mrs, Gabbing, I think
I'll have Nora tell her I'm out™
“Won't the still, small volce of con
science reproach you?”
“Yes, but I'd rather listen to the
still, small voice than to hers.”
Wished They Al
Daughter—Half the
plano make no sound.
Father (teying to
that half, daughter,
One Advantage.
Polly—1 ean't make up my mind
whether to marry for love or money.
Dolly—Well, love ig blind, but money
talks, at any rate,
Did.
keys on this
read)--Play on
Has a Full Supply.
Hub—So you've been to a teacher of
physical culture. Well, what did he
tell you?
Wife—The first thing he told me
was to keep my chin up,
Hub—<Huh! 1 badn't noticed
falling off In that line.
any
Profits in Sight.
Crawford—-Have you found your
profits increase since you hired the
efficiency expert?
Crabshaw--No, but they will as soon
as I fire him,