_VOL. XOVI. _ JURY LIST. Court, OK -id Jurors Drawn for September Beginning Monday, September Grand Jurors, Mildred Barlett, housekeeper. . Bullock, Joyer, Spring Forrest blacksmith. Bellefonte Linn Frank blacksmith. Myron Cobb, clerk Frank A. Daley....... C. K. Essington, Irene laborer Huston Croyl, . Philipsburg .Bellefont« Lurtin laborer Milesburg Evans, housekeeper. Thomas Fishburn, laborer. Mrs. Rosana Gilliland, housekeeper State Colles Harm, coal operator. .Snow Shoe Jacob D. Houser, farmer Haines Mary Justice, housekeeper Spring Henry Kline, merchant . Bellefonte R. C Roy Keeler, W. G. Kissling, William Clara J. H., GQ. Rogers, David Spi a. Stevenson, farmer William A. Frank Williams, carpenter ¥ Kuhus, miner waiaanens 1d bherty merchant. Spring yard master.Snow Shoe ® 5 : Lester, laborer. . Philipsburg Gregg tossman, clerk farmer +41 lier, miner. Tice, f Lrmer Jurors, teacher. Traverse Thomas Auman, Calvin Breon, laborer Sim Batchler, 1. J. Chas. J. Jesse Clifford, barber J. H. Casher, baker Edward Durst, labor E. Eckenroth, farmer Bradford, professor H, Harris Bierly, farmer Clark, laborer John Dubbs, merct ant. Wm. farmer Pearl Evey, stenographer - P. Feidler Frantz, Lester Nathan R. A John Gingher, Garis, L. H. Charles mason Anna Gray, housekeeper John Harper, machinist Hassinger, laborer Bellefonte Houser, Lloyd Haines, A. Raymond John Edward Mike Perry C. E David William machinist laborer Sdmuel Homan, farmer Harter, laborer Ishler, butcher Ji nes, merchan Koshko, cler) Krise, Kline « BREAK GROUND FOR STUDENT Many Potato Growers of State Attend Ceremony at State of $150,000, HOSPITAL. College—G iit Potato growers of the state, ad- backing of the agricultural ser- the with equate vice of Penngylvania State col- lege, could rank Pennsylvania first of all states in Prosi M when h potato production, deht John Thomas declared on Sat urday ¢ nd the the pot wepted a $150,000 fund of dent The from ¢ $ ) . the state for the erection hospital ollege campus state 71 st faith in potato $£10.000 bullding the MeKgpan the firs a Teachers Elected In Potter Boy Scouts Visit ( Eimer Laird, J ad Geo. Lyon, Mor MeO B Mrs. Geo Anna MeGirk G. C. McCauley, M Marg, Neff Ww, Noll, merc] D Jom E 4 i John Patterson WwW. M John Poorman, farmer M hb, James Rine, Wm. E M. PF. Lawrence Lrmer laborer Ralston, farmer Rossman, farmer tedding, fi Mrs. Katherine Robinsor er... George W John Stine, wbert I. Samuel E. Twigg, mere W. W. Wither, gentleman Z. A. Weaver, butt Curt Wagner, miller W. G. Woodring, butcher Woodring, farmer J. W., White, professor William Young, } L. H. Steele, farmer merchant laborer Smith, nant ermaker State Collere Harris Walker ybhorer Yocum mechani Horrors of the Farm, “It was not a home I was lving in it was a menagerie,” Mrs Margaret Chamberlain, liv- ing two months on a farm Valley, moved back to her three small children. ed: “Bears drank from spring we did; our woodpile feasted with rattlesnakes; milk snakes came into the house and the not knowing what they were, with them: wildeats perched near the house and made night hideous their shrieks; weasels ran feet when 1 sat on the hissed when 1 picked the wind blew, ing needles” Outside of that, was rather lonely. declared who, after in Sinking Altoona with She explain- the was same in- children, toyed with my vipers over porch; berries; whep it rained devil's darn: life in the country At the Lewistown fair a measly lit tle Ford racer skinned everything by a mile. The best time made was ong mile in one minute and five seconds In the mile and five mile races the Ford came out victorious and from the ovation It received there were Ford drivers aplenty on the grandstand. Four cars were wrecked during the races, but no one was hurt, Speed Limit Notlee, Notice Is hereby given that the speed limit law will be enforced in the | Borough of Centre Hall; also the use of cut-outs is prohibited. Juformation from Centre County Farm Bureau, rt hlems Pp made, John Beck, a Penn State graduate ia farming Walker township, has been engnged by the State Department to vigit rep- resentative farms | n Centre county of Gquestion- and obtain the desired amount in the farms that out in- formation called f« blank. The visited. will not x naire will be be mingled for the purpose of analysing the business. but to compile the results of several thou- the state's swine sand farms and to point out definite facts relating the ine dustry. Centre county farmers will the fullest extent in furnishing the necessary da- ta, undoubtedly co-operate to in view of the value of such a sur- The entire state will be suramarized and probably pub lished in bulletin form at a later date. J. N. Robinson, County Agent. vey resulta for the Wes ——— Fall's Ol Lease. . Harry W. Potter forwrded to this office a copy of the Seattle Post-Intel- ligencer, giving an account of the Tea- pot Dome oll leases negotiated by Sec. retary Fall, The story is a long one, but compared with leases adjoining Fall has permitted the government to be swindled out of $0,000,000 in Honus. os alone, white when oil was selling at but fifty cents per barrel neighboring territory was leased at from (wo to three times the rovalty received on the Teapot Dome leases which were made when oll sold at $1.40 per Barrel. That is a fair sample of Republican idea of at. ~Hy order of the Council ————————————————— NO. 31 i Saturday, September 2nd id Fal the annual Encampment Grange Park The campers committee f« and isfiled with Farmer Provides Detour. Pinchot's Butt In. 8 throug It ® tuthority by John nh usurpn Eo] Dale of the t exhibits and I" Republican oan ermen img Grange Encampment Gifford Pinchot didats scheduled Grange Park, next Thurs. John A. McSparran, Master the Pennsylvania State Grange, will al- for governor, has been appear on day be wy present same day, and it to and not was planned that wana appear in his official as the for governor capacity Democratic Since Pinchot has been crowded Thursday, indtead of in on regular committee, to talk politics anything else he saw fit, it is the de- #ire of many Democrats to hear both candidates from the same platform in ice. Such an arranement ought brought about, and if it js the audi. torium would not be half large enough to hold those desiring to hear Mr. Meo Sparran flay his opponent. Mr. Mo. sparran is some peppery talker and doesn’t need tuning out, while Pinchot, when not in position to use his ready cash, is a poor shoat. The last time he appeared in the auditorium he was a disappointment to everyone who sat under his volce, and when he quit talking his audience had almost en tirely forsook him. Pinchot and those who are respon. sible for his butting In on Grange Day would got their just rewards If the committees in charge would insist on a to be a joint debate or nothing. a campers should bring i physi aid on the to the nirance Wning, my cents admission HE PROX Saturday, Sept, 2nd. m im Sunday Home sermo Tuesday Thursday Good n« Later bride. att umn while They ter September will be it home Int sons irs Summer Session Romance. A summer sted sn Oo 5 “ Session romance cuimi- last Saturday Mr Pe when Mrs James Fos. and Charles Fos and Miss of Mr. and Mrs Roaring Springs, tate lege, Helen Hor afr Md. were married by the pastor Methodist Hair. a daughter Hair, ¢ ace Of motored to Cumberland. where they the First The church met for the first time this summer when the bride came young couple to Btate College to enroll for the sum- Pproe gressed rapidly until it culminated in The groom will be a Junior at Penn State’ this year and will chntinue his college work, ” " their marriage. while continue teaching In grammar school at Roaring Spring. the hide the er ——— Seek OH and Gas on Paddy's Run. It is reported upon reliable authority that a number of Capitalists from Pittspurgh have leased 500 acres of and along Paddy's Run, Clinton coun ty, from Thomas Baird, and that drill- ing for oil and gas will be started ns soon as the equipment can be gotten on the ground ——————— Paying the gas bill is very much lke paying for the smoke or bag of serap—it seems to be done with cheer. INCREASE OF WILD GAME. | Predlet Coming Hunting Season Be | Increasing Rapidly. Wild game ls increasing in Pennsyl ila and indications are that hunting season will be the gportsmen of the state Eame parts Pennsylvan restock. and feeding carried recent years virds Migratory 1 While betted favorable weather conditions shooting than for best be L.awt Fhould found this year the Years yenrs year was season Blackbirds now are being killed by the thousands in some in fifteen or twenty &ections Non-Poolers Win Case. the Oneida York, producers The difference A Court, case decided | in Utica, to milk readers of this paper. brought to n County of are New may be who Case interest waa in price paid to “poolers” and “non-pool« fo recover the ors,” a customer nol a member of the Dairyman's League known Co-operative Association, The sum involved was ang six hundred dollars of evidence was given as non-poolers, five A great mars showing how the association arrived at the price of milk paid to {ts members, The court's instructions were very brief agd when over the attorney for the noice asked the judge to charge the jury that the defendant had no right to pay lose to a non<pooler for milk than he paid to a pooler; the court declared: “He would receive the same as a pooler--no more, no less, than the Dairymen’s League members.” *The decision of the court is that the Duirymén's operative Association can discrimi nate in the pice of milk to its members and others not members, between in effect League Coe Mra. Perle Fishburn purchased the Perry Deabler home in Millhgim for ‘$1200. Mr. Deabler has been living in Lock Haven for the past four years. TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS HAPFENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS. Ww ¥ nex. week summoned Tha who mt her garet Musser, Miliheim Rev, and Mrs, J M Runkle . daughter, of of completed Hall Tusseyville Altoona, vacation period at Centre and a- bout the old home in the district Most of the minister's wae 3 on was spent in Beg Falls which fOuUmng various tions of the country Niagara was also visited on this trip. was made mostly by rail Rev. Run. kie is pastor of a Reforgwed church in regarded Altoona and is highly as a minister The Shirk home offered at on by the administrators, Mrs Shirk W. Frank iradford, was bid up to $2500 but The to was Jacob public sale Saturday Elizabeth and was not sold vacant lot the offered Centre next Mrs Hall, and Ed- Potters Mills were the home, The Buick car was hid to $300, which was thought to be too much be- home not of near Brown, of the bidders touring Sharer, ward near on low to to be knocked down bidder, its real value the highest the Farm Bureau, the average Pennsyivas nia farmers plant their wheat a week to ten days too early in order to gain the greatest protection from injury of the Hessian fly. A schedule prepared showing the proper planting dates for the various sections of state. For Centre county the advantageous time th plant wheat order 10 escape the serfous injury from the Hessian fly, is from Sept. 15 to Sept. 25th. According to Centre County has been the moss in Centre Hall was largely represented at the Lewistown fair on Thursday and Saturday. Other sections of the vals ley alsdb sent large delegations. The fair was a real one, a great credit to the promoters. The free exhibitions before the grandstand were novel in character and executed with great skill. The exhibits of fruits and veg etables were systematically nh and presented an unusually fine ap- pearance. The horse racing enthused the local people because of the fact that a number of them were Crom | Lewistown stables. - CO ———
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