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"VOL. XCVI. _CENTRE HALL, PA. THURSDAY, MAY 4. 192 ny NO. I
THE MELLON WAY. STATE COLLEGE TO RESUME Benner—Zettle, CENTRE COUNTY CONSER. STATE “HIGH” HUMBLED }
“ag, WINTER FARMERS WEEK On Saturday afternoor April 26th VATION NOTES. | IN TEN INNINGS. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
By Postponing Bills Due Makes a Sur- — at the Methodist parsonage, ing | a ——
plus Instead of Deficit. The Many Requests Mills, Ex
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
to Re-extablish "' Big Summer Meeting at Boalshurg Centre Hall High School Team Trims
Belng Planned.—Proteet First Class High Sehool Team
In Spirited Game; Seore—8 to 7.
1 in
ple twist of the wrist he changes a Pennsylvania farmers will welcom unis
es y matrimony
deficit into a surplus, thus: the announcement from State College
There is an admitted threatened de- that the annual Winter Farmers’ We
ficit of $24,000,000 for the fiscal year be re-established as a December
ending June 30, 922. Within that feature
templating
future. Many
at the Pennsylvania State Col
period $71,000,000 obligations fall due lege agricultural school. After month
By postponing the payment of thes of consideratior
tion, and following mans
‘Superintendent's Home Burned.
ire on Su:
obligations until next year the Secre- requests for the
tary of the Treasury is able to make the college authorits
it appear that there will be a surplus resume the custom
of $47,000,000.
that was aban
1 few years ago when the June
This is the same kipd of financial ers’ Week
sleight-of-hand by which $17.000.000 portunities
is put in the list of "savings" of the
Harding administration when $17,000,-
000 of Pittman Act certificates fell dus
and were not paid.
Secretary Mellon has already admit
ted that there will be a deficit of $484.-
000,000 for 1923, but this does not n-
clude a proposed $50,000,000 for Mr dred farmer
Lasker of $75,000,000 for the for
lege
bonus, $17,000,000 exra for rivers sXpecte
harbors and $60,000,000 extra for ti The
navy in excess of Gen. Dawes
mates. There is
therefore, for 1923 of
the administration is g« ing
claiming that it is BAVINg money, prac-
ticing economy and reducing taxes.
FOR STATE COLLEGE.
The interest John A. McSparran
takes in public education, both of
common and higher grade and his con-
cern about the agricultural and indus-
rial development the state should y
trial developm ee Consolidate Schools.
serve to recommend or
every one friendly
State College which st
¢
rations, needing much of
propriation resources for political
poses have held to a minimum
and therefore hampered in its
and retarded in its extension
The resignation this week
other eminent member
College
sition with
raises the bili attention the in-lvears in helping the « . -
ability of the college to compete with} cars ed - . ol ! Bank for Port Matilda.
other :
islatures and governments
. Charge Against Bryson.
er regard for their worth b
the people. : x my 4 . dd Fellows at Sunbury,
I
For many
study
him the
+ 1 bre
fits that,
depended u
ment stand
Health Taxes Recommended
3 } $
LAD FATALLY INJURED.
course, these men are all ! ¥ S—————
for office who through " ure fjJumps from Running Board of Car and
their friends have consented ) Sl Fractures Skull,
rifice their time
dear people.’
The author of “Nick Carter” found 4 ciock Thursday afternoon of -
himself so poverty stricken ti it tl » 48 the result of rie su Buds Badly Damaged
age of sixty-one years he deliberately jtained when he leaped off the running > of riff
took himself out of this vale of sor-]Poard of an automobile on the mos ing agent fe
rows. His name was Frederick
tausselaer Dey. He is credited with
having written i6 separate yarns ‘ raw ! 3 ou %
“Nick Carter” was writ about thir- j#chool i farting out to return ring Ct es M Smit nths . etur y Monroetown. bby 8:at . ; ’ Knart Of his jower limba
ty years ago. Jellefonte th et lad J nithe county's p i t grow ' i 4 ‘ interest - — Bhiort time since
f a He is
M Bellefonte vs, Centre Hall
tho 4 ¢ the Ia called 3 1 peact erry i Sv i¢ ids turning na MM . E y11l K. who resis dave idedds a $i rap y y
Elks Preserving Historie Furniture. AY Antrre tas 3 : : ' i t i ] : oo uae a
4 i i 3 fT Ui owing to th : f bE TW 5 * ! 8 Sever monine ag aiter conduct | baseball between th iramma gral
The following is reprinted from the 3 " t Yeas 1 } i : x hr Ba he Grammar grade
well appreciates
again
io ne LI ¥ ! ¢ Tact i LEAR f ! ( ern J € Pl yf nansy 3 Ty Ave g the ellefonte And Centra 1" "
Centre Democrat: : = . a a \ . 5 . . Be i , entre Hal Those who are
Along with beautifying the home of] = “7 "" : ¢ ¢ t ¢ . Sem family of from ei
ex-Governor Curtin by remodeling the oh ia : ; . : fa + Maclimonte, whose ground
" “" " ne boy ' ‘ : 1 and i 1 8 #0 by the frosts —— the game was layed, Saturds aft
front porch, the Elks Club, also arel. . " a . 4 . gam Is plays aturday after
f : . lumped he ( § unt t 0.600 ' Notes Pastor's Success. noon. Some of the
preserving some of the historical pleces .
are no more to be
RiVIng expression to their imagis
S13 #4 tor " » v 4
a aA youngsters in both Down at Woodward, ust a few
1¢ concrete ro Susquehanna,” the official or-] teams did fine wor nd are val \ 3
: : f i 1 d fine work and are real en- ago, the thirteenth child was bor
ured si He was taken te } hos gan Ff 4} #4 )
ts University, thusiasts. The catcher of the Belle the family of Mr. and Mrs John
enhuth.
of furniture and a few other things
which were carefully kept in a room] ,, i wi } . y \
. ) . pital where he remained in in uncon wolleb eed g ¢ af a ssl 4 tai fis { : former jfonte tea is the ) w tha 2 4
maintained in the memory of Andrew ' ’ rT W A ine taven of hat nin
sclous stage until death resulted. The and is well back b thir
Gregg Curtin. Recently they were ! il backed by its third base-
given a large volume containing a per- lad was born on August 30, 1915, while ' nd Boa y Wit L tov rill J. Shultz’ 13 has been man That team is short a pitcher Reports from this immediate
sonal war sketch of each and every fio
member of Gregg Post No. 95, G. A. R port. for ) I, two veterar V . ‘ i 810 di : Rebersburg | #ize and weight and Age, and this was
of Pennsylvania, which they will pre- . — n or supremacy tis i we ohare : firs al year's work § the undoing of the vis ting team, for a freezing two weeks 40. are froin
serve In this Curtin Memorial loom Boalshurg Scouts, Opposing team bidding to his will uM Ppa 8 reached a climax on]High school lad was put into the box. {The
The book was presented to the A At the meeting the other Wednesday | 1imes. Two hits off ‘ an leven | aster, which was a busy day for him, Janda he was a bit too peppy for boys
the parents were residents of Willlams
his new} who can stand up to boys of his own
indicate that the apple blossoms that
were well on, at the time of the bard
buds not so far advanced toward
. blooming are apparently unharmed.
R. by the following men: Andrew G. ]™ght we had a very good turnout. we ]of Keller tell i Slory p - 8 : ng. Vith an early sefvice at 6]half his size. The Ce ntre Hall team There is no doubt but that the fruit
Curtin, Brockerhoff Brothers, Dantel 1 |2r® now planning to have a festival | Pome run by nn 88 in th wu o'clock: The chief service of the day|was made up of all Grammar grade jon some trees in all orchards herea-
Hastings, John P. Harris, James A. |on Memorial Day evening, it possible, | 'PNing with tv i g thelWwas at 10:30, when Russell Auman "22, | material, some of them not much taller [bouts has been killed by
Fiedler, James A. Beaver, David M.]We are glad to hear that the Belle. | inal score 10 to "he following ar member of the Relw rsburg congre-jthan the length of a Swalting stick while others escaped.
Lieb, James Harris, Austin O. Furst, jfonte troop has organized a haschal: J the players and positions gation, delivered a brief Easter mos. [The battery, plus the first and third -—
and Daniel Rhoads, all prominent men eam, and decided to accept their chal Linden Hall—Carper, 3h: M McClin Sige on the theme, “If Christ Be Not [bass players, did the tricks as they Harry N. Meyer, who since his re.
in their day. The book was to have | '€n8e to play us. We will consider a ft*¢ ©f: L Ross, 2b: R McClintic, ss; | Raised. Over 125 people communed [came along. Urement as clerk to the old board of
been originally placed in the vault at]®ame as soon as our team has been |® TOSS, p: Ralston, c; Isher, 1b; C. [at the service, the church being filled] The umpire, Mr. Keller. gave the jrounty commissioners has been the
the Commissioners’ office, but in view ]fully organized and has had several McClintie, If; McClellan, rf, to the Go0rs Rev. Shultz dedicated [boys a Square deal after conditions as hustling insurance agent for the Mu-
of the fact that the Elks Club were | Workouts, Prof. O. H. Smith talked to . Boalsburg =Bohn, Zh; Stover, 3b; |the Jehoida's chest, which had been in |they existed were brought to his at-Jtusl Life of New York, has just re.
maintaining a room In memory of the Scouts at thelr regular meeting Shutt, ss: Winegardner, ¢: Fisher, 1h | Use In the chureh during the services ]tention. ceived word that he has qualified to
Gov. Curtin, the large volume was]'a#® Week. He is a good speaker and Peters, Cf; Isenberg, If: Roberts, rf; (Of Holy Week, the chest becoming a] This (Thursday) afternoon a return take a trip to the Pacific coast which
placed in their keoping. we were fortunate in securing him. - Keller, p. regular part of the financial system of jRame will be played on the local field will be taken in the near future at the
Shs Pau} Roberts, Seont. Sortie. Reserved seat tickets for “Kicked i ee ct in service alwo the] 40d a Foally scrappy affair it promisos [expense of the company, according to
Two thousand Scotch pine seedlings ia Out of College.” the comedy ie a wha, ere to ais the every. to be. Come out to see for yourself. [the Keystone Gagmette. This is a re.
were planted on the Walter & Gephart{ If you feel tired, worn out, nervous resented by State College folk ; At ay Che afternaon, «In movi from Rebora Ward for Going % Wueh Yyasiness With.
tract along Elk creek in the Millheim and all unstrung, take Tanine: It will vag! ay. aly on go y y on the Whre Set aside for this particular work. a moving i. Rebersburg to Sun- lis a given time, and speaks well for
narrows. The young trees were sent|straighten you out.—Centro Hall Phar. hall po yi sry ry at the cogeplt was very. impressive. Members {DUrY, andall Miller adopted the mod- [Mr. Meyer's ability in serving the com.
trom the Pevnsylvania Terion. nity J ’ ny be « ane at the Centre ; were also received by letter, baptism ern way of transporting his household | puny. Mr Meyer has not definitely
" u ‘ Hall dreg store. nd confirmation. + Foods by using a Reo truck. decided whether he wil accept or wot
the frosts,