_VOL. XOVI._
Harding's Veto,
President Harding, in his veto of the
Soldiers’ Adjusted bill,
cael attention to that
“nations ¢
Compensation
the axiom
an only survive where tho
public treasury is locked against class
legislation, but ever open to public ne
to
cessity and prepared meet all es-
obligations."
bill
was when,
he
Support it,
sential
if
day,
the is “class legislation”
it on the platform
v8
a candidate,
to
promised,
If to
is going
unequivoeal-
ly provide the
funds to meet it to jeopard-
ize a situation “where taxation i
3 re
strained from the limits of
oppression
was he sincere or otherwise in pre-
vious paragraph in the same veto in
saying:
“When
ation
C sein
ought to
it, I
other
bill
House, 1
that
consider
the
the
was under
in the
expressed
rant of bonus
any ig
provide the means of paying
and was unable to
than that of
plan
Such plan was acceptable
bill
suggested
&
gress and the has been en:
without even a means
the immediate future, or
mate settlement.”
The
the
nference
had ca:
out his own recommendation of
. 1.1
only reasonable |
above is that if Congress
ried
the sales he would have affproved
the
tax
YI
i
yet in the same velo message
let
and C
put
hild
sylvania,
d
of
the
elphia,
the
rural
sociation
rural citizen is in
Candidate MecSparrar
that he desires to give 1
ral people the control
short
Anything
tion,
Only a
council
tention to
And yet
authorities
speeding
limits,
the
and step on the
give
what's worse, the
“School street”
must scurry t
maniac's re
Why
;
is struck and carried lifeless
distance,
”
parental home
One of the
enforcement
ment 19 the attitude
dailies toward
papers making their
are
editorial comments are y character
to
courage
enforcemnt rg and en-
belittle
and still
that
its influen
every bootlegger
It
can prées should lend
the
this fair
Gp-
eator. is a shame the Ameri-
ce
provisions of th
@ constitu-
annul
tion of land
Our Republican friends seem to find
some pleasure in gloating oVer the fact
that the
putting
Christians
United States has no part
massacre of
but
a stop to the
the
It
in the Near East,
leporter can see no reason
is altogether
gue of Nations been
States,
Turks
There
you know,
likely that
[HOCK pted by
the bucheries we read of by the
would have taken place
never
is such a thing as prevention
The
effort
properly
all
driver will
Philipsburg
post signs giving °
important nearby towns.
#8 a practice that should be
by all the importance
Philipsburg and less. The posting
indicates
auto appreciate the
f authorities to
of
directions
This
followed
of
of
that
the
to
towns of
a town or cross road
residents there have thought for
convenience of others.
The Republican newspapers opposed
to the Leagué of Nations doing
their bit to hinder it from accomplish-
ing good. You see if the League
functioned for good it would be
verse to RepubMean party success. The
peace of the world is nothing compared
to party success to the Lodge type of
Republicans,
are
ad-
Tearing down the work of others is
the only conception some people have
of making improvements. This class,
when not held in check, are danger
ous. They are devold of the initiative
andk consequently have nothing but
destruction in mind.
United States Attorney General
Daugherty will not have his hearing
in the Keller impeachment charge until
in’ December. Samuel Untermyer will
JEROME AUMAN KILLED.
uck at His Home, Near Birdshoro,
by P. BR. R. Express—Instantly
Killed—Tragedy Whnessed by Wife
and Daughter,
While
Pennsylvania
Crossing the
tracks
vlroad, near
in the
d
Centre
Vicinity
Jerome
Mra. Auman
witnessed
aome
Auman,
#OON
dent
Monday
More Feconomiecal Potato Production.
esting compay
ne
t same variot
that
and
vania
essentinls
potato production
Mr. Keplar's fleld
potato fields
8 one of the best
Centre county and he
18
attracted favorable
We
they
much comment
throughout the summer shail be
interested in seeing how
the
trip
out
and
On
in getting yielda per acre
there will be
this same
opportunity
an
to inspect one of the best
small orchards in the county and see
here first hand what spraying has done
to eliminate disease and produce more
and better fruit
Nixon
occasion
will be the speaker or the
Better come
~Centre County Farm Bureau”
Skull Crushed by Falling Bell.
Miss Jennie Beary, in
a
of Eastville,
Sugar valley, Clinton county, is in
at the Jersey Shore
hospital, suffering from fracture of
the skull an unusual
accident.
Miss Beary, whose home is on a
farm, went outside to ring the supper
bell, which was suspended from a pole
twenty-five feet high. As she pulled
the rope the bell fell, striking her on
the forehehd.
The blow crushed her skull and cut
#4 gash four inches long. Dr. Camp-
bell, of Eastville, brought her to the
Jersey Bhore hospital, where Dr. R B.
Hayes performed a delicate operation,
removing a piece of bone which was
critical condition
a
sustained in
represent Congressman Keller,
TORE TAX FOR MOTOR CARS,
Commissioners Also Want Repeal of
Law Prohibiting Arrest of Wom-
en for Non-Payment of Tax,
sponsored
ition
dis-
soc]
was
» annual con-
Local Bank's First Statement.
Banking Deg rim i
The Big Milton Falr,
Fa A
The
grand-
muse
Jazz wil
nd
T
tractions
orchestra
the
sin ignin this yeas
ere w L180
Highwire
noveily
ing, balancing acts feature acts
The
admission
free acts are worth the price of
i
g will be with
Don’t
filled
overiook
The main buildin
#
of all
exhibits Kinds
the faney work department. the applies,
pears, preserves, vegetables, poultry,
sheep, hogs and Khe cattie. The herd
of regiglered Holsteing, belonging to
ex-Judge Bavidge, on exhibi-
tion, their
be
of
will
displaying some own
breed heifers, which are the pride of
the herd. Don't seeing the
largest hog in Union and Northumber.
land counties
October 14 will be the automobile
races, managed by Walter Hemple, of
the Eastern Auto Racing Corporation
Cars of different types and the best of
experienced drivers.
Remember, five big days—October
10, 11, 12, 13 and 14. Day and night.
The midway will be Huminated and
give you opportunity for a big week.
overlook
A number of residents of Penn town-
ship recently petitioned the state board
of public Instruction to allow the Penn
township school board to open and
maintain the Bik creek school, but
pressing on the brain, :
COMBINED CONFERENCE HELD
AT CENTRE HALI
Bellefonte and State College Group
Held Important Sessions In Meth
odist Church on Saturday.
The
Groug
Belle ind State Colle
the Mehodist Episco
Churel nferen:
Wee
members
24
campaign In
‘onstitu-
fol
Adequate Hterary social
program
A
church,
6 Junior League in every
using standardized course
of study
In the Luther
Bucke
ference
church Rev
presided the
He the
fram and aroused the enthusiasm
of
J. BE.
con.
an
A over adult
outlined district pro-
and
intensified the responsibility all
regard . to the work of
Prof. C. E. Ely, the
Department of Rural Work in Dickin-
gave som © very
facts about rural life. Her great point
the need of seeing life. in
material terms but human values
The stereopticon views on Stewardship
and the lecture accompanying by Dr.
Rines was very highly appreciated and
carried with it a deepening conviction
of the ministry of substance. At the
conclusion of the lecture the young
people joined this body and the class
from State College, under direction of
Miss Candy, gave a drama of the Bible
story of Esther. Th young folk ac
quitted themselves well. The young
People’s classes should be inspired to
this kind of work.
The Rev. J. B. A. Bucke extended
the appreciation of thanks of the sz
ference for the gracious courtesy of
our Lutheran friends In granting the
servios of their beautiful church, and
a material expression of $4.00 was
turned over to the pastor, Rev. M. C,
with
present
the Kingdom of
son College, salient
wan not
in
the request was refused.
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IPLANS MAKING FOR BIG
Midway, Races and Free
Exceed Anything
tempted.
to Ever
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laborate
¥
bigges
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Boalsburg Lecture Course.
another
Fo OT
high-class enterta
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ts
SE
medium ©
datos
just
Dir
cember
Th
The Harr Wi
¥. March 14,
Shumway
1%
Enderly, Tuesday,
A
“hn
—
Box Luncheon Picnic at Camp Boal
The Centre County League of Wom-
hold
Boal,
en Voters box -luncheon
Fri-
will a
at Camp Boalsburg,
September 20th.
Men
invited.
There will talks
officers Leagus,
and candidates of the coming Novem-
ber election of both parties have been
and number have
accepted who will address the voters of
pion
day,
and women cordially
volers are
be after-dinner by
A
and members of the
invited to speak, a
the county.
Not a Cheap Blessing.
(The Sun, Williamsport.)
Consider the motorist. He
must pay 4 tax on his gas. Then If
he steps on it he must pay a fine to
the town authorities, and now the
county commissioners of Pennsylvania
in convention session are considering
a tax on him to help pay county debts
and keep up highways. The automo-
bile may be one of man's greatest
blessings, but he's paying a mighty
high price for it.
A ——————
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Millheim borough council the fol-
lowing, persons were named to oon-
stitute the board of health: Dr. J. R.
G. Allison, for § years; Dr. B. F. Bow.
ersoX, for 4 years; R. 8. Stover, for 8
ves, J. R Miller for 2 years, and H.
T. Frank for one year.
.
poor
a —————
Martz & Bradford will hold public
sale of farm stock and implements at
NO. 38
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
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Let
wr
IB su
Indian
the ¢
us hope for a lor Ti+
mer beat oal mar
anything to
%
Mf John Hoover decea per
Royer
Bpring
has
Mi
go
Friday afternoon of this week
hold out, th
im High sx
heim, re-
the recent
Harold
Ohio,
nephew,
Youngstown,
of Mr
of Columbus,
will
Ohio
y and
to Mar
Mrs
Helen, daughter
B. Shook,
young man
the
Clinton
The
#
in dentistry at
graduate
university
next
spring
Racing automobile on a road or
where school children are play-
one of
daily the
attending
ing dally will only be done by
mentality. Almost
the
schools are endangred by the
he may
fix his eyes on this paragraph and get
inferior
lives of smaller children
the local
speed maniac, and we trust
Better be careful than sorry
H
of
the idea
Windom Krebs tenant on the C
Smull farm, one-half mile
Smuliton, recently bought a farm in
Mr. Krebs
acquired
west
the vicinity of Selinsgrove
will move on his recently
farm on April 1st. Fred Esterline,
tenant on the Mrs. Volga Walker farm
at the east end of the valley,
rented the farm Krebs will vacate.
has
The Pennsylvania Power and Light
Company, through Louisville bankers.
purchased for $3,000,000 various elec
tric companies in and about Willlams-
port, the Lock Haven elec trical prop.
erties, also the Montoursville Electric
Light and Trolley companies. Other
plants in the same region will be taken
over later by the same corporation.
Work ia about to be commenced on
the rebuilding of the dwelling house nn
the W. H. Stuart farm, east of Boale.
burg. The house on this farm, the
reader will recall, was totally destroyed
by fire as were al#o all the personal be-
longings of the Stuart family. The
neighbors of Mr. Stuart have been
showing an exceedingly generous spir-
it and have been materially assisting
him in securing material for the