VOL. XCVII
C
RESULT OF WHEAT TARIFF.
¥ ——————
Tari®y
Asx
Profiteers’
Hernlded
Fordney-MeCum ber
When Passed Was
Loss,
With
wheat
most of this year's orop of
of the the
ers, no device that Presgident Coolidge's
eXpPerts
{lief to the thousands of
ot hands of farm
re-
ul.
may recommend will give
these agrl
FRED CROSS ROLL CALL
TO START NOVEMBER 11
Alm This Year to Be 100 Per Cent,
Contribution—VPersonal Serviee Res
turned for Moneys Contributed.
annual Amor.onn
No-
Sunday,
grain at less than the
tion and
cost
of produc-
now face thelr creditors with
nothing in
pay their debts,
The
the
journal
their pockets with which to
Washington correspondent of
Boston Transcript, a Republican
which iz supporting President
Coolidge with and enthusiasm.
loyalty
has been ipvestigating the possibilit
of
that
finding a rem
hag visited aln
the West,
“The
Washington)
opinion is growing
that the government can
do next to noth§ng for the farmers;
the
&
of
of
IB pointed out.”
deed, wil gradually
take
spondent
I
“It
much
gituation
that
care itself.” says this corre
a Republican news
he
of the wheat or
for this year, a lot of it,
era
HG
admission
painful con
irast to
wag told pnly a year
after th
Cumber
the admini
farmer
by
the to plant
wheat
36 cents
clared. t ower
o make the gn Prosperous
and happy--and Republican.
Time reveal more truth than all the
gundistes ever Ki
:
——————— i a —_ or o—_—
If the Hom, H
the Repuldicans that
Hry
sieeve when he was
senator, the Democrat
the will be a
Scott
count ¥
ig human
As a last resort, E
ident of the Centre H
I. stopped his
flodald were
Fortur
to Stop t
umns
able he trat
porter
Sinde
H
qualified to teach
although he has
the far
on
in educational
mitted farm we
bis advancement
now a eandidate
facks nothin
to
£ in hi
perfection. Vole
There
ords,
are War re
The war recor
is on a front page
not & little but a grea
H is
in
real blood shed
war record
one «|
services in the war wer
fore camiidate for
Don’t
only
ie Was fa
he
eit her
you think since
that
overseas man on
tickets you can afford t, vote for him
because of his war record?
ant—————————————
* There
of the
aspiring
8&8 no questioning the ability
several Democrat candidates
office
there
in Centre county.
of the af.
They will
i adected,
10
neither is
fability of
carry with
the
That
Too often the hand, ready for extension
during a campaign
after succeas at the polis; and, too the
# question
either of
them into
displayed
them
office,
geninlity candidates
as
is a real asset fn a public officer.
becomes paralyzed
mouth turns down at the corners when
their office ig except a fee
vigible, Vote for Taslor. for Herr,
Bmith. for Ocker, for oy,
for SBwabhb, Dale, * §
Stover, for Jones, for
entered, is
for
for Spearly.
Condo. I
for w »r
Shattuck.
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There are many taxes
that can not be reduced
but the tax for county
be materially lessened
applying county
men are extravagant
business; the economicially In.
cimed is the character of man who
should have charge of the county af-
fairs i we are to lok for a
in county taxes. Messrs. Swabb and
Spearly belotig-to the latter class and
ff elected Bt will be most natural for
them to give you sn economical ad-
ministration, and that fs what we
want,
we are paying
purposes
oan
Judiciously
by
funds, Extravagant
in the conduct of
man
————
The Agricultural Depardment is de-
voting considerable affort to Inform the
general public that neither it nor the
werdther bureau pretends 10 forecast
weather conditions for any congideralde
from the
ing of wommer
- ilo
Meet ng of the
Phe mls i !
op B
Ministerinm.
Spring "Hank ving
Day at } y i he Methodist
church. Rev the
sermon.
chown tO
Thanksagivi
Hall, the
iinet
Rev, Picken preach
the annual uni Day
sermon at Centre title and
piace 13 be any ater on
meeting of th
The ©
schduled fy NOE
Method
ministeriom
6th, 1:36 P.
personage. Spring
next
fg *t md
Wr
M. at
Mills
Mrs
the
Drumm porved thd ministerium
n which the clergy-
Mra Drumm. Mre,
Kirkpatrick anil
a delighting repast
men were joined by
Keone, Mrs,
Mrs. Picken.
The minlsteriom was favorad with a
splendid paper entitled “The Transcen-
dent Christ,” by Rev. Picken.—Bec'y.
and son,
—— a “
i ‘
Penn State's Judges Win,
The dairy products judging team of
' State College captured first honors in
(the nation dairy products judging
| contest wt the National Dalry Show at
Hymicuse:. with Oho State, last year's
“winner, second and Conneticut rank
ing think One member of the team,
Willlam Borst, of Medin, wns awarded
a gold medal for being the best Jixige
fof the entire contest,
iii
The Demoeratie camdidiites for the
| various county’ offices are not asking
{10 be clonted forevVer—a four year term
8 now before theny This perpetual
suff js bad, contiry to Democomtic
somal ————
. OCTOBE
(From Centre Democrat, Oct. 18).
On Tuesdny, November 6th, the
Board of County Commissioners
county for the next your
The
Township tnd James W.
bie
YOurs,
three positions, Democrats
Swubb of
The
H
najority
n. successiiul farmers
bore: former sheriff George
of Milesbure,
have practionlly dominated the affak
When
mentary
who are the
past, they hosen four
were «
They were new men
sdf £n
Vise
ods or approval,
8 {ime they come hefore
mus! stam? upon thelr
Where your taxes are expe
ghint
they
VRE Te For
Vey
nominal
whether
want
fh Tensor we
HOI INpOTt
tha
re county
ft mounts
Board
1
14
Amounts Pald
smocratle Board-—
Amonnis
Democratic Beard
Amounts Pald to Commissioners
Democratic Board
116
3
Demoeratie Board
and 19-41
TOTAL
Loan Aceount
Democratic Hoard
1817 4 Mi
of
choose o
of
to ny
of
whom
Centre county wil
administer the affairs Centre
four candidates muned the
es
nated John Spearly enner
of
nominated the
of Wallker Twp, ard Harry P
of the
otlice
Township, both have
ns have present mem-
Austin
present board. and who
for gimost four yews
roced ved
had
they
oflhox
HED
many
official
compli-
that Ho Foe.
and
ut 4 of Contre county
of
LX LY ere
in that most Important o
ben efficient, careful and ecH-
fo “nch taxpayer wo indicate
refund far the next four
ime to invite
attention
Auditors
for
i « CITIIRLre
the
them wi
Bemocrati
if
oommisting
preserved these
Vi Cin A fy the amounis
fo Assossors:
Hepubliean Boarfi——
16208 H.85%40.25
1981 9,714.08
1922 10,624.21
$24.092
INCREASE —
Clerks:
REPUBLICAN
’
$7,015.28
le Pp ublican Board
$11,028.02
REPUBLICAN INCREASE~ 85,760.29
Janitors:
Republican Board
1920-4 2,055.42
mpw gm
A. 000.9%
$5915.89
REPUBLICAN INCREASE
Delivering Ballots, Ele.
Republican Board
1
REPUBLICAN INCREASE—
Solicitors:
Republican Board
1 tid $1 150
LICAN INCREASE § 600.00
250.25
REPLR
INCREASE —
Outstanding:
Republican Board
7.161.688
$15,211.06
midise-—§
midis 46 $00 DO
Mills
L3.600 60
Valuation
1522 -418.373.740.00 ot ©
1019-814.507
S60 00
at 4
$69 389 23
(5.809.112
In
Fr
the
the face
Inst
of thie great increase
statement showed note
be paid) of $63,600.
In the above we have taken only
0"
When the Democratic Bod were
to pay more for labor and supplios,
three year period the Democratic
have a $63,600 note issue in addition.
staggering, t, say the least.
8S. 8, Workers Meet.
An executive meeting of the officers
of the Centre~ County Bunday-school
districts in the omnty was held Sun-
day afternoon in the Y, M. C. A, rooms,
Bellefonte, The principal business bee
fore the body wig a discussion of plans
ooking forward to putting the county
associition on a better findncial foot-
ing. At this time the treasury is in an
exceedingly badly crippled condition.
There is wanting Oy per cent. of last
year's pledge to the State Association
all of this year's pledge. and about for
ty por cent. of the pledge for the rie
county camp, of a total of about $2.-
260, as follows: For Tricoounty camp,
$1500; unpaid portion of pledge 0
State for past year, $200; pidge lo
State for present year, $660. |
Another item discussed wos the cone
Income
$98,242.40
$58. 301.099
io hed
eldhedd
1920
1921
1922
$146,403.10
125,036.43
139.156.03
$410594.65
Re
$154,951.09
the
tborowed money
Peceape past three years
a deity which must
arnell and Austin
from 1517-1919 they were right
and naturally one would expect
were highen yet in this
ted from taxpayers
lepublican board and tid not
War
the
affairs of Centre cofinty =
ast
of young people's
classes and
Methodist
.
An ——
For Causes Wreck,
Jasper Wolf, of Rote. and his sixteen
Year old son had a narrow escape from
drowning whey the cas in which they
were riding got too near the edge of
the bridge over Fishing Creck, near
Mackeyville. The car dropped ten feet
into the water and the man was pinned
back of the steering wheel, with only
R_25, 1923.
Difficulties
of
Allred.
court
Domestic
The
| Friday
term hike
Judge H. C.
dewoted to airing
special
by
Quigley
largely dion esti
| ficulties and, with the
{IWS Or three cases. Lhe
HOR Weare young people, sey
not having
in
non-support. wu
{ie bowen nary
Hs a year CVEryY Case
TONRrEe was hE
{rected payment to be made to
{or wife
be,
and child, as
the oo
| to in sums proportion
g
fRrnmEs Of
to earn
i mot of
{ brought
to-hegrt
Cin
wiine
tempt
Drom
sams ss Me sn
Killed Going 1, Sate-Navy Game,
Way was sine
asm —
Ruth Jean and Sarak Jane.
of Mr
The and
Zubler,
10th inst
hore
toring A
Spring Mi
SR Cail #
west of & ile
ant. was gladdenad
of
rival twin daughters, who have
Ruth
family previ Misly consist
girl.
arrival the girls are now
Mr
farming,
nmrnesd Joan and Sa
The
boys and one and with Lhe
the
Zuber
in
Mrs.
Mr
rity by one, and
are engaged in
having resigned at
Ssedng Mills to take
wodl,
as postmaster
up the tilling
the
ms I A A
Wheat Acreage Back te Normal.
Pennmylivaniy'
yer
wheat
that the
whole has recedéd well beyond ita pres
War status In regard to the of
land devoted one farm crop
According to data compiled by the Bu-
rea of Statistion of the Pennsyivania
Department of Agriculture, the
mated acreage of whenit in nowt coun
thes in 1923 8 back to the 1913-1914
level,
A comparison of the
counties over a period of years reveals
some interesting facts. Among Other
things, the oounty figures before and
after the war period show to what ex-
tent Pennsylvania farmers responded
to the ory for "More Wheat” by in
creasing thelr acreage and production
of this important crop.
The wheat acreage in Centre county
for the years 1908, 1916, 1922 and 1923
follow: 30.751; 33.200; 33.384; 32.011:
$1.37.
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The Huntingdon Monitor has this
to way: Vote for the ConstMutional
amendments and you vole for more
taxes, more officcholders, and mors
BOTOARY
Indios tas state as a
BOTOS
to this
omg.
acreage
his head above the water. He was hed
in that position for halt an hour before |
attracting attention to hie plight. The |
boy wae able to swin ashore.
The accident was dus to the heavy
fog that overhung the spot.
special privileges. Boome one has to
pay, and if you own property or A Busi.
fow taxes,
.
Lily N 0. 4 g
FROM ALL PARTS.
Runk
Mrs
spending
la the little YBaughier of
Elmer Hunkle, in Centre
this week while
§ Closed with friends in ARPOTI 8»
of
J. Long
Baitimore,
of McVey-
gr
iiien
r Gaye Inet week with
0
Bamuel Shoop,
ighter of
Lowis-
a few
Hall
Gegwart -
&
rr.
forme.
tremsurer of
of last
Michigan,
He had
earlier
um
Sane Insiitution in
Mrs. Anna Emerick is stay-
Mr. Huy-
which may Iw for a con
of
Ty
ng with Mre Huyvel: during
otl'e abesenes
sngth tin
3 Y
the Democratic candidate for assembly
: The oounty
but the
Miles township Democrat is in the mace
10 win Myr
K. Moyer
of 2 n Moyer
of Corning. N i=
(in Steuben county in
strongly Republican, former
Moyer is a son of the Inte
of Rebersburg, and a bro-
also of Rebers-
W. Ia
Ste ul=eny
vie afd
ile,
the home
iy
dr. of
iittde son,
Ohio, for
of Mr. Jacobs’
mother in Mr. Jacobs
tended the State-Navy football game at
Etate Coliege an Saturday and had the
pleasure of seeing the team represent -
ing his alma mater hand the Midship
men a severe trouncing by a 21-3 score.
Guy
a few
dave
Were ax
thie place at~
! Mr, and Mrs. Allen Moyer and son,
{Clyde. motored to Centre Hall frofe
Darragh. ast week, and are spending
two weeks with the former's father,
Fyinklin and brother. Archie
Moyer. Mr. Moyer holds a good posi.
tion with the Keystone Coal and Coke
company, the westery part of the
state, in whose services he has been
for the past twenly years.
Moyer,
in
Miss Lirzie Harpster, of Hapelwburg.
and sister, Mra J. Wien Moore, of
Oadtland. California, daugiters of the
date Jacob Harpster, have been about
jaown during the past week visiting
among friends and relatives, making
| thr headquarters at the Arney home
[west of Centre Hall, It fj» some thirty
Iyoars stnoe the family Jeft here for
Missoula, Montana, where the «ider
Harpstors both died. Later Miss Lis
mle come east to Harrisburg: but Mrs,
Moore remained in Missoula until a few
(Yours ago. when she jooated in Oak
land. It ds thirteen yours since her
¥
oe |
With gasoline down to the Jowest last visit bore. and this cnuses her to
periods ahgad, and further says that
almanac predictions should not be tak-
on serdously.
’
principles,
#
The Centre Reporter, 51.60 a year
ference at Howard, Monday and Tues
day, and the proposed ) of
/
~,
Hdd Mover, of MifMiinburg. 18 | ou reached In 1928. we ony all af
among ford to take another spin before we
need to fll our radiators with alcohol
i
| xDr great surprise at the many
changes in nny ways found. bere,
|e wi remain in the east dor a your.
i