VOL xo
76 DEATHS ON STATE
DURING
ROADS
588 Injured During That
jority of Accidents Occurred on Dry
Straight Rather Than
Slippery Curves,
Period—Mas+
Sections
and
during
Seventy killed
highways
SIX persons were
686 injured on state
the ast months.
The
tO OCCur
six
majority of accidents continue
on dry, stradght road
rather than on slippery curves—-reporis
received by the
This
of March,
beginning October 1
State Highway Depart-
ment show is true not only of
the month but of the per
last when
highway department began the «
lation of data
accident
Nince October 1 1823 Hax8
were reported partment
th
185
8 total 47 dry
on roads
ma nl
THE HITCHING
The Klan in Action,
The
placed under
men who had
additional guns
coaches occupied hn
men were also hit In ullets, but it
claimed these wore
by
accidentally
bullets fre Klansmen
dark
Tow who
were fining guns in the
ss Mp MAPA
P.R. R. to Raise Dividend!
There quite a that
directors of
twenty
is possibility when
the Pennsylvania meet on
the third of th month an in-
crease the dividend will be
Wall
The road
in wed,
Fri-
cent. or
LpprY
according to reports
ay
$3 a
3 a
4 per cent,
1922
6 per
share, nereansed fr
on October 25
Reports Friday
rate,
mentioned a possible
7 per cent which
$3.5
won
increase
A
advices gave the
that
favorable
would
the annumd rate to share,
month ago Pittsburgh
same information, Hut at time
market conditions were not
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LARGE DISPLAY EASTER GOODS,
I have one of the lnrgest displays of
Easter goods t, be found in a country
store. Please come in and look it over
before buying elsewhere,
G
R. MEISS,
The Colyer Merchant.
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POULTRY RAISERS, LISTEN!
Chicks this year
You want to raise them right yet as
economically possible, Give the
FEED problem careful consideration,
Do you know that during the past
three years we have shipped over™ 500
000 (five hundred thousand) pounds of
our Starting and Growing Food to all
parts of the U. 8. A. and Canada?
This food ls compounded by poultry
food experts, All ingredients ure scien.
tifically tested. There are eighteen in.
gredienis including dried buttermilk,
ground shredded wheat, phosphorous.
time, sodium, silicia, meat. bone. char-
conl, ghuten, ete. ete,
A better Poultry
thade, and the price—$3.50 per 100 lbs,
# the Farm--$3.60 when shipped.
Jompare ingredients, quality and price
We leave you be the judge,
A. E. KERLIN & BON,
Centre Hall, Pa.
5
You are radsing
ns
Food was never
4t
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MAKING GOOD RETURNS,
COWS
Association Reports Cow
Lhe, Milk, With But.
Content 60.5 in
n
Testing
Yielding 1881
ter Fat
March,
Cow
of L.bs,,
Farmers of Centre will be
terested in the March repo +f
NO I ow
county
Cantre
County jation,
by
the Farn office
tester Willard Atraw
The
iSsOCiation is
Sever
(VEY pounds
1200
1.000 milk montn
the
om en st APS
South
Potter Leads,
+14 on iret £ }
—
Would
a
Sportsmen Change Names,
pl ol
War on Law!
Most wchieve- |
i
¢ ' :
of a Worid |
ments has be
t This
oF
ren tion
Cour meotdlizing
Manki n behalf of peace |
The l
day |
imong nations
hoose you this
ve Ww
the
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difference:
that
An
he doesn’t cheat his neighbor. |
"nr
the spirit of League
There
takes
is this A
neighbor
smart
man his does
not cheat him honest man takos |
care that
BURSUM PENSION BILL PASSED,
Veterans, of the
Ware
Mexiean and Civil |
a
between
An “adjusted pension designed
to remove inequities gratui-
veterans of the several
PERSE WIS, Was |
ties now paid
yimsed by the senate a
few days ago.
Pe-
publican, New Mexico, the bill was de-
Introduces by Senator Bursum,
the
seme a that which would eost an ad-
ditional $55,000.00 the firs
The bill flint
month of
wars compared with the
base rate of $560, and makes
allowance for each dependent of $8 per
month instead of from $2 to $4.
The vote on passige of the Lill was
51 to 10, those opposing Including Ben
ators Bayard, Delaware; Bruce, Mary-
land; and Reed, Pennsylvania, Repub-
sworibed by him ns substantinlly
year,
rate of $72
the Mexioan
provides a
for
0 veterans
and Civ nx
present
PENNSY PROSPERITY,
With 1928 Business~Net Income
for Year $51,585,078.
A gn th
in of wn $8.00,000 in the
more
operating income of the Pennsyivi-
| nia latlroand 8S)
LahTw n by the
teem i
VE, i
Pres
pleasing
report of
{dent Samue; R wot only
to the 144.000 stockhold-
fers
The
hut to the
report
increase over
REE HOMES,
pected the lans
are
wii start a campaign for
8 spring to hasten the realis
new 1ibmary
that
the
it
and chapel
thought this work =»
SOON ae wddition to Sell
completed
—— en ——
“Lena Rivers” to Be Given April 19.
Probably no Americ has en
Lena
than a million
With such a
to find a
and
od greater popularity
which more
have sid
it was
dramatic
numbered with
The Dramatic
copies been
record, certain
in iterature,
the standard drama.
Chih of Centre
secured the rights t, produce this
splendid
the date
is
Remember
Grange Arcadia.
comedy drama
Apes 15, in
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The Susquehanna Trall,
Sponsored
by the Williamsport
Chamber of Commerce, plang are being
furthered there for a hig celebragion to
msark the completion of the Susquehan-
Trail. The of
states are expected to present.
TemMtative call 1]
pageant and barbacue interspersed with
speeches by prominent persons which
are to be broadoast Hy radio,
nn BOVOrnors three
be
histori
plans for a
The three governors who will be in-
vitedl to at end are Gifford Pinchot. of
Pennsylvan¥: ANred Smith, of New
York: and Abert T. Ritchie, of Mary-
and, U. 8 Senator Pepper and Sen
ator Reed also will be invited and
towns along the trall will be ssked to
send representatives. Preparations are
lean.
lean 3
being made for entertainment and ae-
commodation of 60,000 visitors,
10, 1924,
MAY BE FATALYX
cn a—
WOUNDED.
FOR ROCKVIEW PRISON,
pital After Being Attacked by Seve
eral Men,
8
Will Give Employment to Prisoners and
Add t, Support of Replnts Avafl-
for
ietle
able Reforestation Purposes,
labor confined to the
Turw
at Rockview, Centre
1 lend Or
i the refore
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Pleased With Stock Sale,
yi }
WesternHorses Sell Well,
i ‘ § ¢
EE ——— ——
Be a
League,
sian —
Faster Bazaar
a
Elected Viee-President of Tee Men,
{
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————— Blackhanders to Go to
Rural Life Work. HCD
bs wat oo the
Seranton.
1.000.000 Drivers’ Licenses,
organizat
on Grange Park
2let to
Wh
A Larue
1 18 ee work
the head of the movement |
given is open 10
be interested
Two Plays by G. T. V, &, MARY CORMAN
Chaperone
AGNES ZETTLE
Polly Pratt
Misa Marmaduke
Reformed
The
The Junior Class of the Gregg Town- a
Schoed will render two
evening. April 11. at
and the following night
(Saturday) April 12, in Grange Arcadia,
Hah Further énformition may
obtained from posters,
The piny je entitled
with
cast of characters and synopsis
play:
who
SCENE
"ocu tional
"riday
Mills,
159
ve on J
living room in the Pratt
Spring home
SYNOPSIS~Mise Marmaduke is en-
gaged by the father of the four Pratt
Kisters to chaperone his hughters
Miss Marmaduke has ideas of her
own concerning the proper training
of women The girls resent
her Lut Miss "Marmaduke re-
forma,
Centre
bee
firs “Miss Mar-
following
of the
wdgn,” the
yOUNg
riles
PRATT FAMILY
Mary Pratt ORIE WAGNER
Frances Pratt ++ MARY LONG
Grace Pratt
"The
following
entitled
the
The second Ay is
is
Knave of Hearts,” with
cast of characters:
The Manager . THOMAS HOSTERMAN
Pomdebile, the Bighth, the King of the Kingdom of Hearts
BASAL EA WALTER HERING
The Chancellor, Who Advises the King HAROLD BRUNGART
Lady Violetta. the Queen-to-Be, who Cannot Cook
CAA er sansa nnn VIOLET
Unsula, A Lady-in-Waiting to Vicletta.... NADELINE
The Knave of Hearts, who Proves to be a Hero
JAMES RBRUNGARD
HAGAN
FINKEL
ETHEL: GENTZEL
DORETHA BIERLEY
THOMAR HOSTERMAN
CHARLES HERING
GERALDINE BITNER
HARRY LEITZEL
CAMERON MUSSER
BERNICE SMITH
..v GHUENN LONG
IRENE GENTZEL
Kingdom of Hearts
The Heralds
The Pages
SCENE-~The Royal Kitchen in the
NO. 15
"TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
Myr. and Mra.
past ten days,
born to
the
sant Gap. was in
and paid his
ng p
rices
the price
the
E
Person,
rey Strohm and daugh-
in Cen-
week.
tome here
arrived
Hall of
Brot
the Jatter part last
im will open her
summer, after having spent the
th her doughters in New
riends and patrons: 1
Hall
wil permit
ex-
’
n Centre Ag SOON As
with a fine
“The Hose that Wear.”
les and
ind
grades
new shades for
in #ilk and
one.
am
adv.
men. women children,
cheaper to suit every
Thanking for
you
Mrs C
past
E
favors. 1
wincerely, ROYER.
The
call o
ney
Reporter was pleased to have a
Frank McKin-
MeKinney
McKinney,
in the Al-
some y He is
smployved in the PP. RB. R. shops in Juni-
ata in the pipe-fitting department and
has had
n
from
Mr,
Ww
Saturday
of Juniata.
of
Potters
is a
¥F of
has been
Forester
Mills.
dist ric
“mn
bat
f OONin
for Ars,
continuous employment there
or eight or nine years
Eimer J. Dashem. one of the Potter
township young farmers who prides in
meeting
bills and
thons promptly,
aly
wae
of
quired four men
obliga«
on busi-
Inset It re-
shoveling for mif a
day to open the romd between his place
and the State highway, on Thursday.
#0 thing he could reach here without
too much delay.
H. 4. Strohimeler, the senior member
of the local school board, in company
with H. K. Hamish, of Bellefonte, the
architect employed by the board. went
to Harrisburg on Friday to meet the
State school officials and submit their
new high school plan. The original”
plan has been discarded because of its
extreme cost, Approximate figures on
the new plan come within striking dis.
tance of the money which will be made
avaliable through the bond lessue.
personal
in town
ness Thursday week,