_VOL. XCVIIT_
WHY HALF A VOTE!
the Vie.
But
Voted
Third
fous
Party Followers Not
Rabble Pictured,
Enough When They
publican Ticket—An
Protest Can Be Registered Only
By Direct for
Bryan,
Voting Davis and
La
Pris
document
The
Follette
tured
by
followers of Robert Marion
the
campaign
For
unfairly
th
are not vicious rabble
ent
Grundy.
been
in a re
Rr
hey
better
traduced
Joseph politioni
purposes t have de
nounced by in Grundy.
and
organs
Ne
men
Zrossiy by Republican
and
LaFollette's
Orators,
|SUpporters are
nator
nearly ere men
and
grievances
ty. Most
habit of voti
As
quies
ali earnest and sind
who have very
the
women
radnt Republican par-
them have
ng the
ONg
¢ in the
day
GO
But
the f
had stood st
ally
orthodoxy
Pp
when t
is
it th
moving
repeaedly
isos and hy
their pa
inter
them,
they
poe
ests
managers
Ame
the
and
The
ma
not
our great n mal corporation A now |
demandi
of their
bande
ment
of their
proposiils
friends
SCOUNOm i
measures
pring
a bold
Laborit
effective
of
Controversis
the foregoing
are here
ranks
By
Follette
as an axiom:
no possibility can La
elector
it
Senator
major
poly a i
November,
al vote
tain to the
the House
We say
LaFollette
vis said
day. that
them to
A vote
is half
in nor a he
Presidency by
vole of
or the Senate,
to
therefore,
of
the followers Senator
W. Da-
the othe:
John
Indiana
but
to them in
there is ane
their
LaFollette
way for
make effective
Whee
protest
for ind
a vote in condemnation
gross abuses perpetrated under
publican administration: half
to hmit the
and property to the
privilege,
A for Davis
whole vote for the
enda ‘
The
1920, gave our
and strikingly progressive service
element of the population profited
more by the application of Democrat -
fe policies under Woodrow Wilks m than
this self-same
favors LaFollette.
No man or woman
supporting ' LaFollette should cast a
vote on November 4 without first hav.
ing seriously considered this advice
of John W. Davis, the Democratie
candidate, which common sense must
wholeheartedly endorse: :
“Make your protest effective'"”
The progressives can't LaFol
lette, but they can make election
of Davis certain.
Wouldn't it be self-service
as good polities to do it?
Of
He-
vole
fa
prostitution
rights
oy {f special
vote and Bryan
ittninment of
in '
thes
Democratic from 1912 to
efficient
No
party,
country clean
element which now
conscientiousiy
elect
the
as well
EE ————— AN
The Centre county Prohibition boost -
ers of Swope for congress ought to
ask him the same question & woman
did up In Bradford county where he
and Mr. Benson talked from the same
platform. The best “Billy” could do
wis to try to down the lumps in his
throat,
—————— i os ———
A Democratic president ought to
have a Democratic house of represen-
tatives back of him. This is wuffic.
fent reakon to lend your aid to the
electionfof Mr. Benson. the Demoerat-
ie nominee,
| coorinGE A MYTH, DAVIS A
| MAN, SAYS COLLEGE
i
Republican, Renounees
Noble MeCracken,
lof Vassar College and
Party.
}
1
| Henry president
ordinarily i
announced that
Ww.
| Republican in politics,
he will vote for John Davis
President, "because | prefer a man
a myth’
something about
by
Democratic
“1 know Davis,
said a statement
National
the
in Bar. 1
ret
sued by the Com-
know h leading
Amerk
mittee, *1 e In
Know
His
He is a man
lawyer of the
I Iss,
hook
tn open
utter integrity I trust him
He
him I
“1 kKonw nothing about Coolidge,
rmyth Secrecy surrounds
truth
Governor. 1
can’t find out the about his
record as don't even know
whether he wrote the magaz
ticles he when
Fr
ssrned
What
esident
He
i
Den
no
“all and
could
Republionr
But
bandoned
insta ff
INSECT PLAGUE MENACES UT.
NO. 42
CALL LUTHERAN
Sri—
MINISTE
Met
Rev,
The
ley
i Hall
eount
Saturday-—Extended Call ro
SN. F. Greenhoe,
Penns Val-
in Centre
joint council of the
Lutheran Charge met
Saturday afternoon to take
of the vote of the
several comprising the
n relation to the calling of a
After due a
{formal eall was, extended to Rev, 8, F.
now Lutheran
Franklin county,
fon 1 ~
understand-
will
the fleld
month
nc~-
and act upon
congregations
consideration
| Greenhoe, Hi
| charge at Orrstown,
where he has
riod of twelve years, The
ing that the minister
the aml enter
the middle of next
| The council
tended
| ape
ling
| president,
{other
serving
been located fn
| nocept
i
i
call upon about
joint at
by
rntments,
meeting was
the
number.
every delegate from
the delegates
with T M
making twenty
of the
twenty, Gramley 14
The
ns
ane
members body are
(Tusseyvitie): J
Secretary M F
| shel M A Burkholder
| St. John's M :
rh, H ieorge Het-
A.
{ ‘ross
B
John
Emanuel's
Wert,
KE
|
Rossman,
{Farmers lis) C. E
1), Hagan,
Mark
{Georges
Heckman, John
W. Decker, D. W
Mark's Spring iis) Ww
eof H
Valley): Jere.
D Wagner
Sweetwood
H
Smith, J
} Ww FF
Ww Alexand
a A BIBI LS
Pastor Accepts Call,
H
Heal
tome
Days Devastating
from
Ntates
Tropical
Western in Danger.
One i} Ie sat and ne
tat
I
cal days
there
in the winter.
Some means ¥ stroving her lu
found,
ige 1
with
The
of
estimate
w
Hut
by them fexico is placed at
$20 -
0 Ga in estimate
this only
becnuse of the &ifleult of
of
communi
eation
In wdedition
the Jowlands
the
and compilation statistics
to this the natives in
are
of a
attributing to them
spread articular virulent
tropical fever, a superst
they
dissipating
the au-
thoritiea say
difficulty
which ire having
great in
——————
The
Bellefonte Republican
Mi:
for «
the
u
'
Yyoery
much wro Benson,
he Demoomtle o
in this
lette
TE ress
ix on LaFol.
he hy the way,
an acceptable second endorsement
that of Mr. Swope's,
Socialst ticket. Of
Repu thought the
to that would
obligations Socialists,
elected.
district,
ticket, whic ia
more
thin
the
who Is on
the
policy
un
if
Course,
an
tell
it
RNawpe
ito
EE
not be
der the
a A A A A Os.
one William HH.
Noil for assemblyman will ever regret
his ‘act. If elected he will always
have first in mind the welfare of Cen
tre coumty, and will not be so narrow
to refuse to vote for a megisure
simply because it Joes not originate
mm his own party,
A SAAN
Holmes in the legislature would be
A nunknown quantity, He wouldn't
know what measures he must vote
for until the governor puts his thumb
to his nose, that is. if Mr. Holmes
stays true to his promise to support
the Pinchot measures. It is different
with William H. Noll. If he is elected
he will pass judgment na measures
come up. If good Pinchot mensures
are presented he will be free to sup.
port them; if the Pinchot measures
do not meet his approval and are det-
rimental to the people of Centre couns
ty, he Is free to honestly oppose them,
This condition gives Mr. Noll. wonder
ful advantage over Mr. Holmes when
it comes to serving Centre county.
No who votes for
He
an
HAsO
WE
bw
rg
pastor's resignation
meeting of
Aare
ommitiee
the
the naburg
of West Susque
hold a spec meeting nt
rime parson
2 1 M
reintion
we today {Thurs
it win time the
Mr
between
the
Rev
Aar
dissolved, a
and
he diem insn
Classis granted
{ten
The
Set 3
«gs
Are
Manchester congregation
than
460% members
Frank-MeClenahan, NN
On Monday, ‘in B Ernest A.
Wf Centre Hall
more balf of a total
of over
tf more
Ada
Were
and Miss
. Baltimor
marriage, and at
Nousekeeping
13 ©
ted in once went
in previously
bride
oily for
ompletely f
wad
urnished hy the who
been employed that
in
rill years, covering all of the time
Sino
graduating
Commercial
from a
The
where
Baltimore
school bride was a
former resident here,
the High
up her
employed
whe
The
from the
State College
two
she grad
witedd from school and prior
to taking commercial school
| work
{ offi “
ent
was in the
rendered
gEroom
local
Reporter
offic -
BiG
where ont
service
graduate
and
and
EE
High
High
taught
{ school, and more recently was a
in the Benner general store
The groom left Centre Hall Satur.
day evening $n his Ford coupe. It
{his Intention to meek employment in
A Hr AA
No Park—White Line,
An order forbidding the stopping oo
parking of care opposite a white di-
viding line on the State highway has
been issued. The penalty is not less
than $1000 nor more than 25.00
This is order No. 3. and goes one fur
ther than Order No, 2 which prohibits
parking anywhere 80 as to interfere
with the orderly passage of two-way
traffic,
a
soho]
the shoot,
for Years public
clerk
in
A APA AAA
The Injan Division.
The division of the benefits of a Re-
publican tariff between the farmer and
the manufacturer has been likened
fo the farmer shelling a bushel of
corn, he getting the cobs and the man-
ufacturer the shelled corn.
This may sound extravagant, but it
is not far from the actual truth. The
comparison is witty, but It is too true
to be funny--to the farmer.
A AM IBAA.
Wreek on the Main Line,
Above Lewistown, on Monday, a se-
rious wreck occurred on tne Main
line, when from some unknown cause
ten cars—diners, sleepers and coaches
“were thrown from the track. Only
three persons were seriously hurt.
Among the 163 passengers was Judge
Bailey, of Huntingdon.
AS ———
Restaurant Opening,
A good restaurant stand, in Centre
Hall, is offered to competent party
who will serve good meals and cone
duct place in up-to-date manner.
can be given November
FINE EXHIBITS FEATURE
COMMUNITY
Commercial and
—MeSparran
ternoon,
The
Cregg township
Mills last
beautiful
the crowd,
annual “Community Day”
was held at
Friday. The weathers
and the day, judging
the exhibits, etc.
a8 successful as previous commu-
days, If the be taken in
full consideration exhibits were
superior to past
avaliable in
gymnasium Wile
interest
the
year,
Wis
from
was
nity BORMOT
the
of
sSpnce
to
far
Every
those Years,
the school,
filled
Wis
and barn with
More
in
exhibits shown in
exhibits
ago the
repre
hogs and
than
commercial
Two
commercial
Mills
Fant
This
exhibits
jast
of a
| senting
years
exhibit
business
dea
Spring
originated,
14
of
wis
had
20
year's
entrees, Year there
with added
The exhib
Millin
Rishel
these
provement in displays.
of B. G, Meyer,
Smith Bros, J.
First Natlonai
mention
Spring
H
Bank
Many
the
deserve
able individuals
interested in
ment of the
printed onl}
bunk whi mi
h
increase of $15.006 in deposit
10th
June 30th
The Hq
Grur
ta October
ith Program
i the ge hall at
better
| the
| standpoint
| Home Econon
is
16s
Wiis tended
form
responeib
Were
girls,
wram
uncheor
tithe Ww
bite Ag 2
was held
Yin:
Hiding
Horst, Eas
and Fas
Master
the
Vents
ns planned
ff the Penn
responsibility
lowing
events
tirade
dash,
Rn
Hettinges,
wohard Btaley
Sehool
heyard for
Sa
boys
Millhe
Mills
iHiam vides im
Spring
co-yard dash for Lirias
I. Loraine Confer Spring
Marian Gente Spring
Hall
Margnret Reese Centre
ack race
Zettle,
Millheim : 3.
Mills
High School
yard dash for
1, Fred Malone, Coburn: 2. Charles
Rebersburg: 3. Kermit
tebershury
I. Three-leggeq
1, Glen
Spring
Mills
Kermit Johns
106 bower
ayer,
Mever
race
Corman and
Spring Mills: 2. Kermit
Rebersburg, and Melvin Grove Spring
Mille: 3, Bugene Surk holder
vin Shaeffer, Centre Hall
HL 60-yard dash for girls:
1, Lode Homterman, Coburn: 3.
maine Sechrist, MUlheim.
Immediately following this a soccer
game was played between Mifflinburg
High school and Spring Mills Voca-
tional The general teamwork
of the loca; school was too much for
the visitors se the stood 2
to 0 in favor of Spring Mills,
In the evening a Jarge audience
heard the Penn State Mandolin Quar-
tette render an excellent program.
During the intermission Mr. Hlaney.
County Farm Agent, awarded the
prizes, which were as follows:
Township School Exhibits
Spring Mills Grammar,
Condo, teacher,
Farmers Mills, $3:
Murray, $1.00;
Russe] Sweet.
wood, Meye
and Ger.
Lo
schon!
final score
$5.00;
Miss Musser,
Mise Nona Wag-
ner,
4. Decker,
Lodie Vonada,
5. Penn Hall, honorable
Miss Catherine Hosterman,
Project Exhibits,
IL. Henry Zerby, poultry, $3.00,
2. William Walker. sweet corn, $2.00
3. James Hosterman, potato, $1.00,
Dairy,
Guernsey cow, over 2 Years-—1, 2.
3, R. H. 8hook. under 2 years, 1, 2, 3,
R. H. Shook.
Holstein over 2 yemrs-1, 2. W. ¥.
Rishel; under 2 years—1, 2, W. F.
Rishel,
Swine,
Fat hog class—13t, Melvin Grove.
Gilt class—1, W. F. Rishel; 2, Guy
Duck,
Poultry,
Class I, rooster and 3 hens:
Leghorne—1, Helen Eungard; 2,
Zerby; 3, Clarence Vonada,
Island Rede-1, J. C. Robinson:
C. Fetterolf,
honorable mention: Miss
mention ;
teacher,
White
Henry
Rhode
: HH
LETTER FROM FAR WEST,
Likes California.
Bluff,
October §,
Former Native
Fed
California,
1924.
Centre Hall
the Editor the
teporter:
of
IL was born Centre Hall,
in
near
{and Inter vers moved
where 1
of
the
mrried
| County
{ti 1
pent
became ang
| pariure
for
met
In
family
we
| We thi
shine
and
November,
to Red
expect to
nx
barley
They a
and
They
turkeys
This
sheep ro
in Re
ducks
Try Te
and
{ California Anvone
wishing
home
to make 1ture
¥
.
% » 1s .
idn't ma ake by
nist
coming here corely,
CROTZER
—————— —s
The Musica; Recital,
The the
church Friday
piles of Mins
erghurg
bit seating
filled by au
Clative audience
toipated
themselves
manged
eighteen.
teen
mnged from
these probally
ciative and appreciated
the affair was perfect
rev Method: st
nase
ial given in
night by the
Iyrd M
lnrgely
pu-
of Reb-
every
Stover,
wns attended
iy
ittentive
of CHC baving been
monet and appre
Every one who par
performed
The
from
the
oreditably
of
tO
ARO the students
Six to seventeen of
majority
The
#ix
were
being under
yvenrs firey =tudents
and
appre
whole,
Nour
to ten Years,
the most
As a
dellght,
C—O SAIN
May Form $1L000000 Cement Corp.
Experimental drilling and laboratory
tests made during the past six months
develop the fact that
rw material suitable the manu-
facture of the Best grade of Portland
Cament are be found in the hills
adjacent to Lemont, and a corporation
will be formed shortly and the spon
sors of tHe enterprise will attempt to
finance the industry by the sale of
bonds to the amount of $1.000.000,
————— AS.
Guotelins—Gutelins
Miss Mary Gutelius, oldest daughter
of Dr. and Mma F. BE. Guteliue, of
Millheim, and who was a play leader
on a Chautauqua circuit during the
past several months, was married In
New York City, to Bylvestygr Gutel
ius of that city,
I HHA.
Vote for William H. Noli who has
not bartered away his privilege to
serve you,
A I AAI AAAI.
The temperance people In Bradford
“@
inrge deposis of
for
to
Ist. Apply to J. W. Runkle, Centre
Han, id adv
*
(Continued on inside page.)
county appear to know “Billy” Swope
at present and of oid
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS,
———
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
The about
parted
COrn Crop in res
yet
Coburn
better this year than last,
not a full yield.
Centre county's public school
this week,
the
teach
ers are going to school at
Bellefonte, The institute is 8th
A Hemphill is in Bt Laoriain,
WwW
there for
her brother, liam
and will remain
weeks
Beariet fever broke
of Mr,
attack
out in Coburn,
Bowz Btover. son and Mrs I. H
an of 1}
potatoes was shipped
Brungart,
The ©
bry {vr
LS
his week pri
Cents
Stover, of Millheim,
peration the
at
the
Fermon
Ho
Joseph
the
mpanied him to her
of
lidavsburg
Park
intter part
indfather,
Tin
and
A Week
Mrs
Bellefonte and
Ht week Amelia
for
riends who wenton
le
or several
Curwensv
Hollenbach,
Jr.. spent
the guests of
Harry
WwW
Wi
ams
8
an
and
in
¥
Mili
she
son, C.
Mre., L
at er
8
summer
Mrs H.
rn. where
with her
Gaugnhter
E
entre
of Tren-
way
Sunday,
Person
Hall
MOUrg,
miles
oy of
Harry an
in eight hours
tought
Var
E The
ig i ¥
i ANcCasier several
daughter of Rev.
f Milheim,
since grad-
the Preston
Philadelphia. The
Atian-
yder, ©
Cake
£ ni un
Hospitag,
a private home in
Ishler,
Was
Hospital
ex
and
institution
Colyer
Slate
made an
conaition,
Jacob
Bad-
up an
Hall
here for
Fischer,
Miss
Gliger
Anna
made
who drove to Centre
remained
the
returned in
i by
ernoon
Fischer
al
Dr
regulations have prob.
doing a-
lights, but
one finds a tdo
lights sending the
to strike the driv-
Occasionally one carrying
strong lights dims, and
by” in safely.
something toward
the
night's
auto
cent
enough
VK
excessively
this
helps “getting
The erection of a bungalow was be-
& {ow ago in Millheim by
Stover O which will be oocu-
him during the time until a
pretentious home is bull The
the jutter is 10 be de-
unil Spring. The improvements
both be in the western section of
town
Ms A days
Snook
pled by
more
construction on
ferred
wily
the
Ted” Wagner, of Spring Mills. a
radiway mall clerk, while in his rooms
in Pittsburgh saw «a strest car and an
1uto by fruit vender collide,
and in his rush the rescue fell, in:
uring one of his limbs so that he was
obliged to use crutches and ldy off
duty. Ted” reports the vender killed
and fruit for the length of a
block.
driven a
io
#rewn
Sometime
tween
Iast Thursday night, be-
o'clock and daylight, some-
broke Morris Fromm's new show
window, at State College, with a rock
and stole a $50.00 overcoat. No one
seems to have heard the crash, and
the theft was not discovered until the
early morning taxi drivers noticed
the broken window and notified Mr.
Fromm,
one
one
Mrs. Mary E. Winton. of Scranton,
if said to have made a bequest of $56.
098 to the Bellefonte hospital as an
expression of her gratitude for treat.
ment received by her son Walter. an
Academy student, while suffering with
phreumonia in the institution. It will
be recalled that Walter was the boy
who was afterwards killed when his
automobile overturned just east of
State College three years ago. Mrs
Winton, who was very rich, died in
Scranton a short time ago.
Harry Davidson, fifteen year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson, of
Milroy, was recently seriously injured
in a collision. The lad was riding a
bicycle and jwas struck by an autos
mobile. A misunderstanding of each
other's intentions was said to hava
been the cause of the accident.