PENNSYLVANIA STATE ITEMS Hazleton—Adam Smith, of this place, on a fishing trip to Prmoised Land Lake, In the Poconos, caught a 26-inch pickerel weighing six pounds, by hitting the fish with an oar. Harrisburg. Fewer fires ocetirred during the r cent Fourth of Jul: sea- son than !n any in ten years, accord. ing to Major C. M. Wilhelm, chief of the state burean of fire protection. Gettyshurg.—The Adams county commissioners rejected the only bid presented for repainting and redecor. ating the interior of the court house here. Shenandoah Bitten hy a head snake whiie picking huckleber- ries, Ben Yancofchack, aged 15, of this place, is in the State Hospital In a serious condition, West Overton~—Approaching a dyna- mite cap to ascertain the cause of its failure explode, Andrew Yothers, aged 23, was badly Injured when the blast Bloomsburg. —Charged with passing and reeny of coal, Kramer and Peter Dunleavy, of Ash- land: James Donald, of Centralia, and Louis Reed, of Gordon, were ted to ja informa ficers of the Lekligh Valley Coal com- pany. It that took to doned out Harrisburg. not perie copper. to came, tres- reorge commit here on ion of of- was alleged the men trucks an al near Centralia, of coal and Coal companies *t their constitution antomoblle stripping took : oy} 1 Wr several loads sold It. which do appeals in the action ant! supreme the state 1 it if ne periods, ality of the United the into court to after of is the testi the States court must pay tax and £0 colle t COSSATY legal This state governmen Attorney th the (reneral stand of Auditor General Lewis. No exte payment will granted and peals deemed su question here is by the consumers use for it MA) hools bills, Harris cord w regard t« when ap amount cover the The money ha are to tax iven. and Jeet. reports ciety from 1851 Dr. A. Boyd the society #8 min for it. ed hy fire, all agri i destroyed 1 by Dr. Ha: record from the period bef: ton, was ile Dr. Hamilton eralogist, geologist When the capitol record 3 documents constitute a complete ire the eivil war to the close of the Harrisburg. —Dogs owned by ty rison must he ruling gi ture General century a coun- licensed under a Agricul- Attorney ven to Secretary of Deputy question Ra ussKen Hull by The should be ATOD whet} paid for N- nimals na Hull ng t} thers 8 noth he dog 1i- counties from the motor li- in » act exempting payment, there is n law, Harrishurg, 119 stills, 43 barrels gallons of whisky and alcohol in the first six months of according to figures the department the to same 188.40 recovered, O00) worth of Hs cense -Ktate policemen seized 17060 lons of 1922 dir and about NO gal made public approximate, and higher, In the worth 21901. including $134 In June was re covered, 36300 being represented by motion recoy ered the first half the $4155 at ns tals may run period iroperty was . automobiles alone property worth £30,000 The property year and includ &«} stock valued REOWSR June, autom laws, Forty were for' violating breaking fish liquor which 77 were in June. The men pa- trolled 88,571 miles in the six months, 167.208 being In June. Harrisburg.—S8ome of the old-time companies and associations chartered to detect and prosecute horse thieves, whose charters date back many years and which have been maintained with amendments permitting them to insure livestock, are changing t'.eir purposes to allow their activities to be extended 80 as to apprehend and punish auto- mobile thieves, The change Is due to the general use of trucks and motor vehicles in farm work and because of thefts which have occurred in rural districts, shamokin.—Falling through the side rail of his erib, Stanford, 8-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Renn, strangled to death, Seitzland.~Frank Hare and Grover Klinedinst, of this place, while wrest ing landed on a nest of bees In the woods and both were so badly stung that neither are able to walk. Pittsburgh. —Miss Esther Katten, of this city, is the first woman to be ad- mitted to the Fayette county bar. Steelton~The Bethlehem Steel com- pany closed one of its battery of blast furnaces here on account of a short age of fuel, Hquor worth at $1353. of of ive 5026, 10:46 for violation thefts made for laws For which most them of coming murder, and violation orn A n= game oR) Iaws, Hazleton. —Ahout 500 merchants of | this city, traveling in antomeblles, en- | Joyed a big outing at Celumbia Park, | between Berwick and Bloomsburg. Northumberland, —-This city has put in service a modern fire-alarm system. | Falrchance—Injured when she fell i Into a hole In the main street here, | Mrs. Mary lewis, a widow, has filed action for $15,000 damages against the borough, Lock Havei—Richard D. Jameson, of this place, has been appointed full time health officer for 15 townships In Clinton county. Danville. ~Mistaking It In for an owl, John H. Wray, place, shot a pigeon with a inscribed: “A. J Williamsport. to campers along Loyalsock Creek chased a bear up a tree In the vicinity of Welliver one night recently and kept it prisoner for houss, Word of the animal's predicament spread up and down the creek and hundreds of camperg motored to the scene, While It was kept a prisoner eight plates of ice cream were handed up to It on the end of a lon pole tnd the bear ate the cream and licked the plates with vigible relish. It also drank from a bucket of water raised In the same manner. After it had been exhibited for a considerable time the owners of the dogs called off the animals and let the bear return to its mountaln lair. darkness of this band on one leg 19-F, 2808." Dogs belonging several Bloomsbure.— While working on the lumbering operation of Pennington & Seely, at Benton, struck by a falling The and it Daniel Force tree and rendered tree pinned him to the ground, red half hour for four men to free him was unconscious for seve is In the hospital In a ¢ tion. Shamokin ~—-Willlam long, from the mari: father, was unconscious, requ an He hours and ritical condi an al leged deserter 1@ Corps, was arrestel his had here who 1 . ietters Ys iy 1 3 depariment When Shamckin fo y ThE vy from » NAVY desertion. the up in the visions of a £50 reward A deserter, took him ten hic rocis is Tesi 1 net! i 3 Tesh on, of exnenses revenu f ie OF Uniontown » here that a gd SUK LK for t) 3 HOTne it been was Hollids by a Sayre fell rear of walk dying could reach her. 8) had dead on his burg jail. Death was can sion, Mrs Alfred feet from a convyul thirty balcony at the crete beneath, before help been lean. rail on the way. depart. ita force ction pro end of ing against 8 woode when the halcony Harrisburg ment is gradua as It gram and by year much of the great force gathered i sup] The h decreasing ] compietes the constr this year the by the late Commissioner Sadler will { have been let go. Construction work now under way will use the £50,000 000 bond the voters In sue is pending, but it i by the next legis! | ratified hy ! department miles of construction and 10000 miles. The work year was put through, according to Acting Com. | missioner Biles, with a 8 per cent over. head, Harrisburg. —The governor's office announced these appointments of just. ices of the peace: John IL. Manser, Mahantongo township, Schuylkill coun. ty; John M. Paden, Somerset town. ship, Washington county: J. Elliott Stewart, Jefferson township, Washing. ton county, and Mrs, Jennie ID. White head, Charlerol. Manheim. After being Idle for a number of months, the cigar factory of the J. H. Plerce company here has reopened, Harrisburg. —Thirty steel fire towers will be erected this year by the forest. ry department as an addition to the chain of fifty erected last year. Kulpmont.—Piecking at a daulin eap he had found, John Orlando, aged 12, of this place, exploded it, shattering his Land. Wrightsville.—~George K. Leitheiser, of th’; place, has rounded out 36 years as pllot of the steamboat between Columbia and Wrightsville, Uniontown.—Wounded in the groin when he accidentally discharged a re volver on the front seat of his auto r.obile, Kenneth Keeney, aged 17, died in the Unlontown Hospital, Gettysburg.—The sixteenth annual Lutheran summer assembly will be held here from August 2 to 9. Snydertown.— Wearing handkerchiefs for masks, four small boys held up Mra. Mary Lantz, of this place, and stole $24, inst of the issue anthorized 1918. Another bond {a be and then be This year contract last year must Dasa ature the the ann people hs id nnder last Pr rE rE A AEA EA AAR A RRA RRR RRR AREER... oe, are really very interesting, especially them more in the Chicago Herald-Examiner. 1 want, however, warn and to beginners, be- all that especially, against the “movies” show Camera ls Liar, It is th cannot He not only 1 the sight ns a I am led to ollection £5 Harry golf form This ordinary ward swit left Now, is the might sound REVELS IN BLAZING SUN Grover er says he lost six or ves WIT game ds during a New weather said. “1 other siz ork recent doesn’t bother me” he when on My early training helped Under a blazing fun I used to follow a for £1.10 a dn “But, 4 times, experience never forget. It was just before the Fourth of July, and I want. to earn a little spend. 1 planted corn all for a rich farmer and he ne a dime that night” always conld ork pitchers had trouble 7 days Nebraska reaper x t those long-ago 111 iit uring there's one ed money te day Eave . Former White Sox Star, Now Umpire, Has League Comrades Watch ing Him Closely, They say a good-looking rookie a ball club makes every player hus tle; it's competition in sight, and it's of business, been so much complained about in the fd Walsh. past is that they have not had to com- pete with each other, once they landed berths, AN his partners In erlme-<just a pleasant way of referring to umpires ~guy they wish Walsh all the luck In the world, but they show an eagerness to know If “W's making good or not that causes the wise critics to wink the sve Br EE EE EEE EE RE RRR RE ERA RE RRR. to that I do not gay ! ition Therefore, let takes place me lar, to Players" serving hay linary camera Anyone who Tennls fae A! Cares may see in several ple or smashing the racquet most pro- forward. Trick of Shutter. nmon @ Were 0 nounced bend Anyone with gonge would be | the camera shows it to forward bend taken be clearly a these pletures € hur you were of one twels It shutter second pianhe Baseball Notes Father Connie Mack is Bulls, best shortsto] league they . With the Jim the Kernan Reading reporting from Ya! : a backstop to spare Johnson * + 0» catcher ieased Carl The Saginaw ciuh arrangements seeking pitel for the return Gillenwater from the club of Clarence Ban - - * club the Interna on another coll The Rochester of Lafayette College team. - » » the Western of Custard fine battery There iz a association by who to pitcher in the name ought make a - » . The Dallas club, to falling Oklahoma Clty Western League club , Ld . The Fort Worth club has Frank Haley, third baseman, to Clovis in West Texaz league, where he will work out and see If he has a chance to come back *» » - One of Babe Roth's newspaper articles says that St. Louis is Urban Shocker too often in the game Urban Shocker has not criticized New York for doing that to Babe Ruth. . eo» font the for the “loan” of Don Grant for use as utility man, but the proposition was spolled when Grant, taking a highly “ethical” view of it, refused to be a party to such a transfer. » - » Those who are batting against him in the International league claim that Chief Bender ig about as good as he ever was, They declare, anyhow, that he Is better than about 75 per cent of the boxmen now drawing salaries in The records show that Grover Alexander, star right-hander of the Chicago Cubs, has blanked National league clubs eighty times in a period of eleven years. “Babe” Adams Is next with forty-three shutouts in thir teen years, .- & Jimmy (Dike) Brannigan, playing second base for Moline, 1s not to blame for the poor showing of Earl Mack's team this year. Here is a sample of his work: In the game of June 21 against Danville he handled 12 chances without a bobble and hit a homer with two on. AA van BUNT IS COMING BACK The bunt In baseball Is due to come back, The season of 1022 is certain to see a revival of the bunt as an offensive weap- on. The lively ball and a desire to emulate the deeds of Babe Ruth has crowded the bunt off the baseball wap for several years, The bunt is a It means much run advantage nary conditions. years, however, meant nothing in the ball team, A ively ball alway up possibilities for getting runs in For that most te kissed the placing It securely away moth less one-run to get a under the For one run life piay One ordl feveral has of a 8 opened clusters, reason bunt good-by the With a and better pitching the bunt is sure to return to popular favor dur ing this season, It's a great method the opposition In the alr, throw a pitcher off his stride, of baseball's most dangerous weap- on with balls, lively ball to put one ons offense, » REVENGE VERY SWEET TO CAST-OFF PLAYER Released Ball Stars Come Back for Vindication. Shocker of St. Known as Nemesis of New York Yankees—Johnston Gets Even With the Indians, fairly tastes sweet ut there must » revenge of Urban Shoe Browns and ounds where all Oraoing the Yankees, ginful when the s stancs defeating could moderate price stands around the East would } been times but for the same Doug- gpring the Gilants ave geveral i the very identical Jess Barnes it was no pitched that no Phils, ting And less than Warnes in person who no-run game against only 27 batters and permit ne man to arrive at first it was a dramatic eventually the of All Kinds balls for 10 cents. CI named for well { on Mor money Whiskaway who had WAR their vich., * * - Minnesota will add a physical edu cation course, It will be started in September, -. * * The £40000 futurity Pimiico’s prin autumn feature will be run November 4. * * * Golfers say that golf develops the chivalric, the honest, the ultimate in sportsmanship. . . * The Dempsey honocle seems to have vanished with his approaching encounter with Wills, - * - One reason why a lot of folks do not bet on Thibodeaux is that they can’t pronounce him. » . - Roger Conti withdraws his chal lenge to Jake Schaefer, showing that he is a smart billlard player. . » - The authority that sald that the golf of the United States is inferior to that of Great Britain may have changed his opinion, - Ll . John M. 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H OUILD CO. RUPERT. VT Styles. Frances Dolly, #78 housek i ing at versity lve onl By deas he. tons ideas broadcastd cote all, the new ut. 10 have wm” obsolete, styles of “refor: The last to see the light are id fogies.™ like the big end of a praueing the the Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of famous old remedy and children, and see that it Bears the rr Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria Compensation for Divinity. Little brother was going through the “bear under the bed” stage and closed much curiosity concernin the hubits of those interesting animal that when bedtime came mother was always cgreful to guide the talk into other channels. Tonight prayers had been said and the conversation was all about God, “Mother,” he asked suddenly, “did God make bears?” “Why, yes, dear.” “Well, then, would a bear bite God? “Oh, no” she answered him hastily. “Gosh!” sald the small boy fen vently. “I wish I was God!” Correct, “De man” said Uncle Eben. “dat brags about doin' nuffin’ for nobody, ain’ doin’ nuffin’ foh hisself” dis A “ 80 2 = Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTI
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