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VOL. XCvlH
34 U. 8S. SENATORS TO RE ELECTED |
One-Third of |
Party
{om
Of the 9%
Thelr Terms
and Independent
plicate Matters,
Senators
Expire—Third
Candidates
of 32 of Senators
March.
be
Terms the 06
pire next Count the extra |
ng
Senator chosen in Colorado and |
the
tix
fo
one be named in Rhode Island |
fill
Inte
all
In a
to
out the unexpered term of the
Senator Colt makes 34 Senators
in who will be elected next month
of the States. partic
number
Northwest,
: i
iv in the i
the
contests heave heen compli
third
In
there are
candidacies of party
dependents, South Dakota !
ample, five independents nl
the addition to
of
race, in the nominees
Democratic
In
the Republican, ani
Farmer-Labor pa Minnesota |
Johnson,
the
Magnus
of
upper
ative
the house
rr re-election
S¢
hall the
his gpponents
crat, and Luther
In other
pedent candidates
ent.
expected to figu
resulta,
In
Democratic
maost
virtually w
assured of
Thomas J
Robinson,
Heflin
Arkansas
Louisiana William
Cole Blea
Harri
su
SO,
rthur
Kentuaky
Democrat;
can.
Massachu
Democrat ;
lican.
Michigan
*James C
+*Thon
ras
Montana
*(eorge
New
Ww Norris
Jersey
ly. Democrat
publican
New
ocrat ;
North
Democrat ;
Mexico—S8am OG
*Holm
Carolina
AA WI
Oklahoma —J
Ww. BE
Oregon
A.
Bugrsum,
Pine, Republican.
Milt A. Miler,
McNary,
Ww
H.
m Democrat;
Charles
Rhode
Democrat;
Republi
an.
Island Mam 8S
Jouse Metealf,
can,
LL.
Lindsay,
Tennesseo-
B.
Texas—* Morris
T. M.
Virginia
W. N. Doak,
New Hampshire
*Henry
son. Demox rat:
D. Ty
Republica
H.
Sheppard, Demo.
erat ; Kennerly. Republican
*Carter Glass, leno
at;
Republican
E
Keyes,
eorge Ferrand
Democrat; Ww Repub-
lican.
West Wrginia
Democrat; D
Wyofiing-— Robert
erat;
William
Goff,
R,
Warren, » Republican
E
Guy Republican
Rose, Desnio-
"Francia E.
* Incumbent,
osm I AS
gecond effort
the tea
every
Now. if
It
made
tutes as held
Htate at present.
the
how
appears a
to Hew
in county
Mr,
legislature
the
in the
Holme
is elected he . will
not know
until he
against it
It Mr. Noll he will
to sound out the teachers of
county and his constituents in genersn!
and vote acgordingly. This
ane of hundreds of instances where It
makes a difference
meémbey of the
himself to an Individual
great and ‘small
C—O HABA.
Let us all go to the polls and vote
next Tuesday. No matter how much
we are disgusted with Republican rule
and how much we would like Mr. Dag
vis to clean up the filth about Wash:
ington, if we do not vote our desires
may not/ be accomplished,
LL ———— A SA AAA
Demobrats, do your duty on Tues
day. Go tp they polis
to
fo vote question
hears an expressiom for or
from Governor Pinchot
in elected be abie
{entre
is only
whether or not a
legislature has tied
on questions
Boohoo!
Bellefonte
Inst
The Hepublican in. ity is
sue
Mr.
the
of week frankly states
legislature, is a good citizen,
business and a credit to
Mi
nw
nun,
And further, that
Holmes,” stands for en
the
to
orcement., The only reason
publican gives for ask
Mr,
ing vou Vite
Holmes js that he is a
better position to secure pract
resuits in Centre county
Democrat
What
the Republican
iq that to ge
Centre the
county,
have a Republican
3 } a g
ower nouse at
Is the same old stor
two there
We
years and
—— RR
K te Svnaod of
mdus
per—————
ow Eseape in Corn Binder.
machine
stride
$58 oy i
gniey
he machine th
arms onught one
pulled It
horses
ined,
«uch a way
immediitely stopped
at comm yet the driver was grip-
pes] In thant required
considerable
The
1 ised),
manouveri
rm member was badly
and but bones
by
no broken
The
ttrn
Al
get
were
as revealed an ture
X<Miy pl
slewrye almost
Mr
suffering some pain.
was
the
completely
from Cont Sharer re
Wie
though he
ting along fine and doing ght work
cet—— a ———
The Hoekman Poultry Plant.
The construction of the new pogtre
erected hy Nevin Hook
Centre Hah
well
plant being
man near railroad #ta-
The
completed ; the
=
of
dimensions are 27x102 feet, two stories
tion, under way frame.
work the building ie
high,
The
installing
of the firet floor wily be fitted up for
living quarters, and will be divided iu
The of the
second floor will contain the office and
store will be
with under the whole.
be utilized for
Forty-six
a cellar
collar portion will
incubators, foot
seven rooms rear section
room, and the top floor
used for storage.
i ——
Strange Disease Attacks Hogs,
The hill residents and those of All
son township and MH Hall, in Clinton
county, are struggling with a disease
which has attacked their hogs, and
which baffles the skill of loeal veteris
narians. Over fifty hogs have suo
cumbed to this new disease, which, for
want of a better name, is known as
“hog diphtherin” ‘The animals do not
live more than twenty-four hours af
ter contracting the disease, and die
without a stroggle.
A A '
“Billy” Swope maw fit to accept the
Sovinlistic nomination for Congress.
HALL , PA.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1
——
From State Game
| Wild Turkey (rop Short,
| Wwaturday of
{small game season for Pennsylvania
-
this, week opens the
| hunters. Squirrel, rabbits, wild turk-
loys and pheasants may Ahen be legal-
tly ktHed
and food
the sinte
bry Hon ed
through thelr
A dSurvey of game game
{conditions throughout entire
just been completed the
Game Commissioners
officers assisted by interested
sportsmen who coopernted with the
| Game food conditions throughout this
vear ate much better than for ‘several
i%t, but regardless of the pros
more. natural food,
Protectors ire
extensive wintery
buniding UnpRign
in order to
nnd shelter
birds,
food
ORY
f NOW more
ar
time during 26 vears
pheasants and wild
Ore itanns as RNIOwWn
to
where
ill times save
ssible About
were Killed
and
wild t
in
Favetie
Somerset Montgomers
1nliew
Huffed
aer closed to
The
urkevs
of ruffed
be quite short
this ¥¢
Krona
crop
grouse will apparently
the
wet
the
throughout entire =tate ny
The long last
fered
spell spring inter
with hatching and rearing
the young birds and
to
Allegheny
Montgomery
ruffed
Ringneck
counties are closed
Hon se
have
increase shrough-
pheasants, These
substantial
the
shown a
out most”? of state. Only male
The
of
Cameron,
ringnecke may be killed killing
females law
Fay -
Montgom-
of in violation the
a
iradford,
Lasserne,
Allegheny,
otte Lycoming,
ory, Somerset, Sullivan, Susquehanna
and Wyoming counties are closed to
vingneck pheasants,
Quail Quail
plentiful throughout
for
more
than
counties,
reported
the
few
are
state
A
in sections where the hatching season
25 years past.
was very unfavorable, quall
46.000
stocked
report
are more scarce than last year.
of have been
through the sportamen’s funds since
1916 and have produced good results
Rabbits Rabbits are reported more
plentiful throughout the entire state
than in 1923. Hut last season wan
quite unfavorable, It is evident that
wet weather and unfavorable vermin
conditions are resporisible for this
shortage in the supply. ‘About 3.800,
000 rabbits were killed In 1923.
Squirrels. The great majority of
colintles report sulirels are more
plentiful than they were a Year ago,
although a number of the counties be.
cause of overshooting in past years
squirrels are still quite scarce. Shoot
ing intey squirrel nests fas forbidden,
and pergpons caught doing so will be
prosecuted, : :
Advice to Sportsmen,
Every hunter, before going afield,
most secure a proper license and tag.
Hee that the license contains the
proper description, is signed by the
these hHirds
(Continued on inside page)
NN
Br.,
>
GLACE,
DEATHS,
George WW. Glace,
the. home of
Yearick,
day afternoon after
{to
death.
daughter,
Zion,
a long llinexs.
at his
Frank Thurs.
He
six weeks
near inst
was confined his bed for
preceding his
Mr.
fin YOung
(Hace
74
conducted »
When
-
ho
was aged years
he fe]
min
at Cataract, Clearfield county fon
twenty-five vears or more. The fam
what is now the Walker place, and
engaged in Twenty
Hall
{aay
Mrs
farming Years
ago they moved to Centre nd
were residents here for a yours,
occupying -what is now the H. J.
i
home From
to Lock and la
Here
(nee Eva
Haven tet to
Delaware, the de
of
neces
his second wife
i}
Lie
Mr.
sitnted breaking
nnd (Hace had
children,
Mrs
living among his
five years with Year
gurviving
of
Westfield {ey
army.
children are
Coudersport; George
ion in
fit FY
Frank
(ilenn
located
{Mrs
{Mrs
Mrs
mt
Yenricl
Kan
Maud
Aljve
lohn Beaude
ane other
#
ited from
at Boalsburs
Interment
decopsed wa
Reforn
ihe
FIEDLER
rominent
Joti Jacob Fliandie
Asronsburg
died
home after n prolonged
ing a paricd of Over l
aged 77
He
Hf
years, months and
fourtl
WAR 4 second
Busan
1547.
children to
Mr. Fie@ier
first mars
Henry
April
and Fledler
was
Yuin this
“oh
of these
bevond was twice
ried, the mge giving
song, four of whom are living
him are his second
Mrs. Harriet
Mre
and four sons
Woodward:
and J. H.
Surviving wife
two sisters Keorstetter,
of Coburn, and Susan Krape, of
H
eo
Asronshurg
1... P.. of
Bpring Mills,
South Dmkota,
Funeral
and
i
£. &
M..
of Scotiand
§
near of
gervices were held
church
at the
Aaronsburg,
H.
in the
Lutheran in
Fe
made
Con-
ducted by Rev Daubenspeck
Interment was Lutheran
cemetery.
GRENINGER. -
one
Thomas Greninger,
of Tyléreville's olfest
pissed presumably
aged Ri
citizens,
away of heart
fallure,
Mr, lived
a number of years amd recently had
shown signs of feeble health. The day
before his death requested neigh-
a physician. Efforts to
secure a physician, however, were un
successful, and the neighbors remain-
ed with him unt toward mornine,
when he is said fo have felt better
and more able to take care of himself
Upon their return the next day the
aged man was found dead.
Yearw,
Greninger had alone for
he
bors to call
BREW Mrs. Josephine Brew, wid-
ow of the late Harry C. Brew, passed
away at the home of her daughter.
Mra. A. D. Riley, at Crafton. following
a brief fliness with pneumonia,
She was a daughter of Daniel 2 and
Lucette Keister Kline, and waa born
in Bellefonte, Her girlhood and early
married life was spent there, but
twenty-fiveyears or more ago the
family moved to Pittsburgh where
she jived until the death of her hus
band a few years ago, since which
time she had made her home with her
daughter. In addition to her daughter
her only survivor iw a half-sister, Mrs,
John G. Love, of Bellefonte. The re.
maine were brought to Bellefonte and
taken direct to the Unlon cemetery
for burial, \
+ (Other deaths on inside page)
fe
Orchards
Largest Apple Center
in State
teresting
in
of Washington—An
Letter,
Y Washir
I®
akima,
October
Hal
Smith and’
Hall, Pa
Gentiemen i
£1.60
Ont
B
" due for
La ue to
LS McKinney
H
M
for
er
Work $04 been started fi the 1
copt 310.000
ding
When
will permit
he installed
ucture js of briek and wilt
rf ogms
5 HI 5 I LAS.
E IN ALTOONA,
NOVEMBER
There js a
every man
ntre Hall
great surpr
Woman
wn
and
«in
child
and »
and
weinity
Thursday
and 6th
Altoona.
been undertaken
in
a enln 1]
before
big Mnye
Wednesday
you will want
about this great
one way to find out
i to read an Altoona Tribune
to
‘
in
.
or
er
of
it
of these papers will see to
on Tuesday.
owe it yourself to
these papers on thay day.
io read
a point to come Thursday,
you come or not be
it
$525 288 E ESSERE ee
receive
you do
on Tuesday,
this your own
»
*
“5% % =n 8 0»
LOOK ON PAGE 2
Page 2, thix week, and for the
next twenty weeks, will show
you the best place to trade, or
firms with whom te do business,
in Contre Hall and vicinity. The
“Key to Better Business” page
will be found to contain the
names of merchants who believe
in advertising: names of men
who stand back of their prod-
nets, ready to make wood on all
sales, You owe MH wo yourself
to give them careful considera.
tion when In need of anything
#55 58S REESE SEE
.
NO. 43
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
Mise Lenora Foust, for several days
wek, viwited friends in Altoona
Neff. teacher in the
Loteach
injured
local
unable On
un hand
TOPE N magician,
in
my
Eleries at Moose
ite, to-night
Concrete
¥
at the Ir.
Moore homes,
feat
Mc-g
al the
iam Deen
SUCOOReGT
Keystone
f last the
BE,
had a
members and
week
local K
whey
G
#
107
the
hour devoted 10
like,
we rved
ns
and things of the after
which refreshments were oon:
sisting of sandwiches, coffee,
pickles,
gingerbread and pumpkin ple
George Jordan, who will make sale
Now
move
of his farm stock and implements,
vember 20th
Fy oxi
which
next spring wil
onto the Brown property,
He
farming hereafter
day laborer, which he
thinks will give him as big net return
farming. H% on the
Confer farm. Potters
near
Colyer,
giving
classed
he purchased is
up and wily
bre as 5
as is now living
of
Joreph
Mile,
dast
Perma. State College lost the game
with Syracuse, on Saturday, on State's
gridiron, by a 10-6 score. The Syra-
cuse warriors played great game,
breaking up State's tok plays about
fant they were attempled.
State's attempts at bucking the line
Were practically futile, also. The vis
tors’ one touchdown was due a
by a State player. the Syra-
cuse man picking up the bali on the
20-yard line and crossing over without
being tackled. State's points were
scored from placement kicks.
Decker Brothers have announced
that the formal opening of their new
garage on High street, Rellefonte, will
inke place on the evening of Novem-
ber 1st. On this occasion $100 in ace
fessories will be given away to the
person holding the numbers drawn
from the box. The rules of the cons
test have been fully explained in a
previous dssue of the Reporter, where
in a person purchasing a Chevrolet
automobile receives a coupon on which
is printed a number. The stubs from
these coupons will be placed in a re
ceptacie and drawn at the opening
veremony, There will also be musla
and refreshments, and novel exhibi«
a
EE as
to
fumble
tons which are sure to please the pubis
lic. Everybody welcome, oo
ti