THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY, CENTRE HALL, PENN'A, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1923. SMITH & BAILEY, Proprietors, B. WW. BMEITH....oorvssnssncssnsenssBiltor EDW. E. BAILEY...... Local Editor and 6&8 second class mail matter, TERMS. —The terms of subscription to AUTOS IN SMASH-UPR. Isn—" Mrs, F. E. Wieland, of Linden | Thrown Sedan When | { Hall, from Cars Meet Head-On Near State College. Miss and a An Oakland driven by | Helen Wilson, Hall, | Paige roadster, driven by Mr. Se Hers, State sedan, of Linden | hardware merchant at College, | came to an almost head-on collision on | the between Lemont and State the Monday night o'clock With Miss Wilson F. BE. Wieland road College, nearby James Thompson eleven Mrs Miss Mace, on about were and daughter, twenty cents per line for three insertions, and ten cents per line for each additional insertion. # vertisements, five cents per line for minimum charge, twenty-five cents, Display advertising rates made known on application, Borough Fire Alarm. of fire in the borough the Bradford & Co. sound: of mill In Centre Hall, whistle One long and two short blasts when fire is north of Reformed church; One long and five short blasts when fire is south of Reformed church. case will "CHURCH APPOINTMENTS, Hall, Ev.—Lemont, mornin g; isinden Wf ternoon;t Tuseyvilie, evening AARONSBURG REFOEMED Charge Hollenbach, pastor.) 8:15: : = (Rev. John S Salem~—-Services at of Haines picnic Aarons- Sunday Schools township wil} hold their annual in Winklebl wis east of Win POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS For Sheriff, rized to announce tellefonte, will be a Centre county, the primaries to 18th, 1923. that E candl- subject voliers be held We are Tayior, date for to the decisie as expressed Tuesday, 0” fat Democratic on September For Sheriff, We are authorized te announce ELMER BREON of enner will be a ¢ that Township, indidate Centre county, subject to the seision of the Democratic vote the primaries tember 18th, For Treasurer, authorized to anno SMITH, of candidate for We are LYMAN L. wiil that Boro, ince Hall Treasurer of Cen of the at the Tuesday, Sep Centre be a tre t to the decisis county, ih je Democratic voter as prim tember expressed 15th, For County Commissioner, are Ww. will We JOHN ship, authorized to that YEARICK, of 2 eandidate for County Com- an of th Demoerat oles § Silt at the innonnee Marion Town- missioner primaries Sep tember For ounty Commissioner, We re anthor JAMES W SWABE, of Harris fidate for f¢ For County Commissioner SPEARLY For Register We thorized to 8S. OCKER, of Bellefonte, Miles are au rr of candidate for of decision announce that formerly Township, will of be a the nomination Centre of at 18, Register county, sul the the the 1923, Democratic ater 1% expressed primaries on Tuaesday, Se ptember Threat of Coal Shortage and Extor. tlonate Prices. .t Consumers TIL far wacite coal are ing extorti another hreat of shortage and nate prices not only because of the impending strike of the miners but because the little protection that was given them jast September in the ofhice of prohibit form of the law Fuel profiteering creating the Federaj Distributor and ing fs about to he with drawr This Mm on ” 1 4 . - § AW expires Hmita- by September 22 express As until ti Congress Pes not be continued will not be in session next cember the status can in operation and no new legislation to take to its place can be be of enacted an time any value. tepublican land politicians New uneasiness Eng- the that the Washington adminis tration wil] be held responsible for the suffering and the of that section are MHkely to experience this year. The of the hardships and which last year's famine exposed these con- summers b= still fresh in thelr minds, Already the price of anthracite ie soaring and even In Washington, D, OC, under the eyes of Federal officials sup- posed to be clothed with the authority and duty to prevent profiteering there is complaint from consumers. A cone summers’ organization has found, ace cording to its president, that the sup- ply and the price of anthracite are controlled by interests which seem to have an understanding among them. selves, in are showing at prospect gouging people recollection profiteering to Hal, the | aceldent occurred on a straight of reason | Mildred, of Linden who were re- turning home from college, The stretoh and there was no apparent for the was occupying more toth road that than half badly smash-up, except one car of the damaged road. CArR Were The completely Palge had one front the After continued smashed, so that wheel the other car. the spokes fell under the sedan Paige telephone pole where the stop hitting on to a wns abrupt Fenders, radiator and smashed, as were those on The forced Hghts were the Oakland impact the open the door on gedaan and Mrs rear Wieland was thrown onto the road, re wound and numerous Her injured by celving a scalp bruises daughter, too body more or less the force of ollision Pr. J. V Foster along and rendered Wieland happened Mrs her hom iid to who was wnere (orf a hed day required to Keep het None "alge car was hurt, wreckage the been Those who viewed clared it to have miraculous the the cars escaped se cupants of death injury, ——————— i —— Burned PenMentiary Girounds, Large Barn on win at - id Western Rockview troved by fire Ishiler propert jammed full when origin of defective The $11.000 was CArt jel straw tons of hay catimated at between snd Hon Insurance embers fe hiew ax SO6 shingle roofs but the ge inmaies Save MARRIAGE LICERa=S. apeey Villiams some Big Baby, This boy of unusual Ave A babs at the Woomer rrived (Charles Sunday svenli burg Journal The little fellow the beam at 14 pounds and mother babe are doin nicely = ————————— A AGP IATA B. B. Schedule for Week. Thursday 16:30 State Millhe fm. Centre a m. at Hecla Hall vs m., Park Bellefonte Park Saturday, afternoon Millhe Centre Hall State College fonte i —————— A PT TISAI Great Milton Fair. {mie of the earBer fairs Central this iw great Milton, 30 Pennsylvania Milton f held f year be Thins place in at which will wir 29, and 3) August 2% air former years held a in this the October calendar, but year has been; moved six week Or more thead The Milton fair promises to be up lo of buildings will fruits pouliry, of former full of the wusoa; high standard The host main he years of afl hogs, the exhihits—apples, kinds, vegétables, grain, cattle, sheep and plenty race horses The of merry-go-round the whip, ferris wheel swings, seaplane ride; and many good for women and children. For complete list display ad. of the great Milton fair on this paper. mikbway wil] consist rides shows, all of attractions see inside page of - so Belleville Farmer Commits Sulelde. Abram Byler, a farmer residing near Belleville, Mifflin county, commited su- cide Saturday morning about 5:00 o'clock by shooting himself in the head with a shot gun, while yet in bed. He accomplished; the deed by tieing a string to hig right foot and the trigger. Then by standing he pulled thé trigger with his foot. The gun was aimed at his head, the discharge spattering the brains over the colling and sides of the room. Hig head was also partially severed from the neck by the shot, IN henith and a deranged mind were given as the reasons for the suicide, Twice during the past several weeks members of the family discovered him attempting to hang himself, but pre vented him. He leaves a widow and one Bon. THE DEATH Mrs, Frank WEAVER of J. Weaver, Weaver, died at her Aaronsburg, Ananda widow home hth at morning, to 10 Sunday inst. from diseases incident advanced age, being 82 years, months and 29 days old. She Haines Lather of thé Higlong resident of WAR a township and a member three Af Mrs Surviving her Mrs Mrs, Musser an church. nre of and Olivia Keister, W. N both daughters Auman Miltheim, held Wednes- by Rev. F. H l.utheran J ronsburg ; of Joanna Funeral services were day morning, conducted Daubenspeck Burial in the cemetery at Aaronsburg RUNKLE product Captain George Ll of Kit, ni the school atogn, and One if won mister s graduating from sed Camp n 1 Allenwooxd emy at Annapolis pas LWILY vitt's mormng, oid disonses ness of bronchi ted We Coniris of the rid overnment made midueted lodge of Mas a ——. Sacrificing Grain at Low Price, Farmers Difficulties in the way of stor wheat have compelled thousands of farmers in the West and Southwes{ 10 sncrifice thelr grain at the present ow prices, which in some inslances are as Hittle Gane 65 cents a bushel Pressyre from creditors was one factor in th compulsory sale of wheat for less than of cost of withholding wheat the production The the market cont fu likely to be greater than any probable advance in prices, sty rr West. There expense of hand- the porte from the are such charges as shrinkage interest om wheat items, ling in and out of bins the in The i# rated A money represented’ in storage and miscellaneous purchase of lumber for bine considerable Need for cossity of repaying or carrying indebt- expense, ready money and the ne- edness, it js predicted, will oblige many growers of wheat to sell at the present unsatisfactory prices. ——————————— College Men to Judge at County Fairs Livestock and crop specialists of the Pennsylvania State College ens viable records ns judges at county fairs if demands for thelr services this yedr oan be taken as an index of their standing. To date, one or more of the college staff have been scheduled to officiate at 30 fairs dn the state and calls are coming in every day for more judges. Livestock men from the college are ex- coedingly popular in the ring and the demand exceeds the supply to such an extent that county agents are ¥ drafted into the judging service, have LETTERS FROM THE EDITOR. — (Continued from first page.) have no corn This question was put driv» Kl nnd up to ug on Sunday night while through Loraing We ing county, near didn’t have the oorn, some questioning we found out borer of corn the European corn had got the lake carrying ten into region Ohio fram this of Canada, and from district WoL prohibited the The Shipping mature corn during entire ver is also prohibited policing is done the State Department of Agricul ie. The corn borer in exceedingly full entirely destructive, and where Ho in in whole fields of corn ay wintry about Helle twenty rivilon devited to di sified farming leading crop ie potatoes follow ‘ongiderable cab farmers The farmers en who price of ths SBeptembny Iollars a ton 1 ile the prod was There y than 1 fields OW haps { The the plow ideal partion wm tractors ¥ " Are iittle in e videnoe, of that the beach devoted Point da the Atlantic City The Cedar Ohio beach is véry unlike lof the ocean, that is to bathing and prepared by man for it lA drive inke's o five or six miles along delight This ree in a eq foct the Sandusky Yery edge # refaye or trip fort ia Yours, 8 WW, SMITH. ————— i ————— Ricod Poisoning Causes Child's Death. The of Elgabeth J, baby of Mr. Mra. Otia at Hall after shook little one ran a and it was No {1 results lwere anticipated from the accident, but {tetanus or blood poison in {within three days death resulted. She dear little miss of ten summers singer for of her Her Sunday school class in a body sang beautifully at the funeral services, Beside her fond parents she fs survived by three sisters and six ibrothers. Services were held in the | Reformed church, of which she was a member. Rev. 8 C. Stover, assisted by lev. J. 8. English, officiated. ——— A] AAD LOST-A brown cap and a pink erib blanket, on Sunday afternoon, between Lemont and Boalsburg: reward if re turned. Mrs. H. B. Wagner, 73% East Reaver Ave, State oltege; Bell tele phone 200, passing away daughter and their a three days’ tO 8 ~~ £ Corl, at home Pine ilineas, was a Keen The Laplinter into her big toe her parents textracted without pain, sot and was ao {and 0 sweet one years | i i 4H Round Trip CENTRE Atlantic City Wildwood, Ocean City, Cape May, Sea Isle City, Anglesea, Avalon, Peermont, Stone Harbor THURSDAYS August 23 ; Sept. 6 {6-DAY EXCURSION HALL | You Can't Drive a Nail With an Apple q Poor printing On poor paper never paid anybody. Get work that 1s good enough to bring you good results, { Use an econom- ical paper such as ARBAIZRI we Bom ° and come to an eco- nomical printer. That'sus. Quick serv- ice and good work at reasonable prices. Use More Printed TICKETS GOOD WITHIN 16 DAYS. © sleeping cars on occupied, inciudin wood via Delgware } L Cents extra, ri By Stop ov phia in either ung ers lire SEE FLYERS, Ocean Grove Excarsion August 23 Pennsylvania R. R. System The Stands urd Rallroad of the We Salesmanship — Ask Us The Centre Ileporter, $1.60 a year. Worth selling Is w veal lia NIEMAN’S STOCK-REDUCING SALE will continue 10 Days longer that get the benefit of this Great Reductio Sale continued so everyone ma Everybody is talking about this great event where everything is reduced. We are making a-- Complete Clearance ... of every piece of merchandise from our Spring and Summer Stock. Noth- ing reserved. big money at this Join the crowd which is saving store. Always Reliable H— Er rm an +.o0TH ANNUAL... Encampment & Fair Of the Patrons of Hashandry of Central Pennsylvania Grange Park, Centre Hall, Pa. September 1st to 7th, Incl., 1923 Encampment Opens Sept, Ist, Exhibition Opens Sept. th, The largest and best falr in Central Pennsylvania: by farmers and for farmers. Grounds Increased to seventy acres. HBeantifolly joeated. Shade Eleetrie light, and pure water, Telephones, A large display of Farm Stock and Pouliry, Farm Ymplements, Fruits, Cereals, and every product of farm ang garden. LIBERAL PREMIUMS Large Pageant Tuesday and Wed- nesday Evenings—reer 10 air ox novos 4 ADMISSION FOR ENTIRE WEEK, S50c % I A» \ Fifty cents will be charged for parking automobiles ALL: TRAINS BTOP AT GRANGE PARK. Excursion rates on railroads within 75 miles, SPECIAL TRAINS WiLL BE JRUN ON THURSDAY. JACOR SHARER, Chalrman.
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