THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL. PA.
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NEWS REVIEW OF |: ooo
Farmer Gets Little Relief S* INATOR RE
From Congress at Least MaRS
Until Next Session.
By EDWARD W. PICKARD
N OT much relief for the American
- farmer from this session of con-
gress, Out of th nul plicity of
offered in bills, substitute 1?
amendments he gets only
erative marketir
President Cool
tion for the th wet agricult is and i admitte hnt h + himsel AINLY because
in this country. rv of ym th ' 1 a . a At 'e, "
Corn-helt ators, avine (ast { . yr wa : . i torre . } a ; : i: iq ru 4 :
th batt! . f : . or She a , n : yg, ral gover: 3 OEHL HALLER JAKLON
he battle 1 i > at ! . }
ba i t roe} awing by Ray Walters,
» } p—- ‘
the plan supported
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tion, emb
ure went down to defeat, 26
One substitute after another was
fered an d st eedily hefo :
+ session
genate, with the chamber nearl; ATH
. new elections
ty, passed the co-ope ha "
{ without a record ¢ revi. 7 i ninisters, except
‘ . { auche t ocure antributions Melghen non
went thre ugh the house but | ad es F122 . . . ¢ biog ” t : ‘ ; ‘ol » " : Tourist Third Now
i ini 3 hd, i aa wit 5 portfolio” orT( t vol “y alles le f
to go to conference It creates a new . - char : vithout portfolio f : ! 4 of coll ’ nte In its f
:
uel Insull, ti Ife utilities m the necessity of
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division | th Agriculture depart-
1 ' ry # -
ment to handle co-operative mark ent, will
srlod minlater . :
ing problems and appropriates - . am 3 a 4 ried minisiers der and yone whe
v . ithe du AAs Ln > 5 ea The lower house by n ¢ 11¢ « cit hit YOR
Memb WM a 500 000 individually r throuch 2 tad th . . , Bn len years «
Egress w gre from farmin gio » : to adopted the Conservative par. | lege student
ordinates { mo than Intl f . a . 0
do not think it is adequa a . menament oo Lhe HO ri Forelg:
i was paid to John
problems of the farmers alt ¢
000 for its work
travel ts OBIT se ho .
iravel il Reel { 1 : inte 1000 ir he first
mmission which recently delved Into | come a necessary part
} the state ’ ‘ nn ary pm year the number
Congress planned to adjourn imme. ta Frank] harges of gross irregularities in Lh education. This year
g id i ¥ ana 0 ‘rank . 3
or the Fourth of ; : customs department and In th lines expect the total of
. " La . . 1 labor leader, to amnueeling tf llquor
the members fron y > | AMUEKHDE ofl uquor
I abor f § h. Some T
hot ) 4 States. The vote means
: Soph i4 he ! ¢ he named refused to : a ' .
they said, would make tl f { ment has adopted the ommenda-
. A \ ¢ thers sald he had taken | oh . es]
istration and i pu a Ava of his sens ie i ons { the customs ivestigating The peak
5,000. Other
diately before
d COees
initio 13 3it patronage to reach OO
college popul
a yad I
prepared to go pula
and debarkat!
. wnmitt f ImMorove: administra. ha ' al
mass of fal ' ‘a » mittee for impt H acmi stra ron! { ) { ne ad during ludes transpe
left ur ne in this 4 : © | tion of ti customs snartment ; that Yea zh & ‘1+ ’ . . ’ .
; 4 ry rommitte ay disclose tl} ruth. f Si HE Fs IN : om « : Tourist third becan
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matter of farm legislation The n | It 1s approved the censure of the | y vr heave ey 3 a x}
— INexy sy nv) Nn , the eastern colleges. 1
and bitter controversy i= su ow —— ig administration and of G. H. Bol on moda tion gr r 0.4 x
7 ISCONSIN Democrats, Ir i tnd ai hm UM an 10 1 : dea spread westward yi- | haps a year or two.
1, former minister of customs, who 8 on \ i { i f : ; 5
. . ta ¢ +a) . vention In Milw h itha- | eC ¢ . 2 ' ' iriy a a 1, oxi | versithes of the Great Scott. we
of cours here is a lot of talk about tonted : 2 | was accused of releasing without pay- ’ > " ec Mi = 4 hy
. is ally adopted a atform calli 5 n Tahal ) ' ah iia : iy
candidate for the Repub- | | wiagiamn gf 1 hit) ment of excise tax a large quantity of ‘ . notably 1} » hares}
. a - { Tor suDn ins] n of ie pron ior es . ' ! - rouns, Ia DY (Hoke Ton Ta ole hz
lean Presidential nomination in 1028 t A ah a1! ak] on qu denatured alcohol which was used for . ie ’ Mpa hadila g . 4 3 Schools of
jon to state constitutional conven- v il v i inn X ‘Gule
t ust happens that Frank 0. Lowden : 4 heverage urposes, most of it going
It ) app . on “EH 1 tone, and expressing enposition to the shins purp v TE 3 1 going
of Niinois is In Sweden at this time ‘ ; i Sh h into the United States, and that there
} ino § iD Sweae § AiR ime i 1 ite States if i
! i i I Ku Klux klan. Th oy selected T M. i : i . 3 1 i € send out 84 passenger ships from At ) little academic learning along 4 ¢ tome i og ; .
carefully studying farm methods and Ja shall be a further judicial investiga | 1. ..+1 ‘ ' , ’ ACETIC eATNIDE along ustomer Is exaggerating,” he
, . 4 ; Kearney of Racine for their senatorial | . ] 's antic in the course of May, June thelr other travel education bled to himself. ‘Wait a bit
wdvocating a great international farm candidate. and t up full ate | tion Into the customs administration and uy This included 54 saliings vy all p 3 "1 a ot hd ¢ id
congress in Chicago In 1883, andidate, and pu p a full state | Sh a ! iy. his Inch . nliing course college students are not | friend; I'll settle you 1 don't come
from ’ York The International | the anly ones that are touring Europe. | from Montmartre for nothing.’
ticket headed by Martin L. Lueck of
One other thing has just heen done C ’ hy t , wanted . i
n 8 ’ C : leaver Dam for governor. LL the Mediterranean countries Mercantile Marine, the United States | Business me om bootle » - d ju t .
to help the farmer. At the suggestion r E and islands were severely | j Zoe W IHfom boolleggers $e And Just then they came to the
of President C olf dge the shipping ® -HC l a2 ked by 0 A t K ey lines, the French line, he Dutch, | butter-andegg men from the West | great church of Notre Dame
{ sident aolldge, ve ippir shocked earthquakes last week, and Carma Kcandl ot tall : y or
. or oeally wy" 2 th y A rerman, candinavian, Iftallan and, have temporarily abandoned thelr “ton! 8 * ard
board assigned 27 avallable ships for NORE than a score of Methodist | the temblors were also felt In Asia as other companies arranged thelr sched: | acrambii Yor dollara while’ they ansld on op yn gered fini Ameri
i i i p " Wil 1) iG- | CAN. IE ie really splendid!” Then,
ules in proportion, | nously practice the easily learned art | after a minute: ‘And how much time
the grain-carrying trade and ordered Episcopal bishops and many oth- | far as Sumatra, where scores of per.
Passenger Traffic Dwindles. | of spending them. They spend them | did it take for that?
3 additional ships put inte condition | er leaders of that church assembled | sons were killed. The casualty lists
Since the World war transatlantic | In Paris, Lon don, Rome, Venice and “Raising his arms with a stupefied
4 . 5 f 11" - » 3 t1 ns fore », ! ¥ » -
for use in the same trade to assure | In International conference in ( hicago | in FE urope were not great. but many
adequate ocean transportation facil- | last week, and one of the first toples | on ages were destroyed on the islands
travel has been a long time coming! along the Rhine, where, It Is under- | expression, the chauffeur exclaimed:
back. Discomforts and delays in post- | stood, one gets so much more for one’s | ‘Well, I never! That is beyond me
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{ties for grain exports. Action hy the | they took up was prohibition. Dr.
rd o " ” Loe Tardine of t¢ C1 » " . . i
board came after Secretary dine of | Clarence True Wilson, secretary of | later, on thé anniversary of the earth 4 . he} Naw y : ;
the Department of Agricu » and Sec. ; the board of temperance, prohibition uake of 1925, that did soe much dam war Europe made it anything but a | dollar than when it Is spent at home. That wasn't there last night!"
§ £ : > £ har, 3 i 4 : , we 1 1 " :
2 “ti pleasure” trip. Then, too, the cost What do Europeang think of these | h
| age In Santa Barbara, that ( alifornt in nip) F Tg The Kidder Kidded.
leaders mighty
ne and
results at the polls In November, and
tours now nroute Savers]
journalism, have taken along the in. | Ing alance of the tour.
B PIR TOO faa tvs § 0 ” , ry od oy , 1
arranged last winter so to | structors with a view toward absorb | the chauffeur began to lose temper.
of Rhodes and Crete A few days
retary Hoover o we Department of | and public morale, and others warmly
Commerce had peared before the | defended Lincoln C. Andrews, federal | experienced another temblor that was high. Since 1014 fares had almost | droves of apparently wealthy Ameri- | Another story told of the American
board as emissaries of the President. | administrator of prohibition, though | damaged buildings but caused only doubled. For six years after the ar-| cans? Let a Frenchman tell you tourist relates to a Frenchman from
Chairman O'Connor sald the cabinet | Doctor Wilson did blame him for put- |. a..e0 mistice only the rich could afford the | Georges Villa, writing In the New Marseilles, and, as is well know
members came to the board at the | ting men into the prohibition enforce | 1, wprapgyivanin there were great nyag Kteamships sailed half filled: | York Times: Margelllals never to be outdone In
: “The French people, as hole, | telling a story. The American, a fat
make things worse. America’s | finds no benefit from this tourist inva- | meat packer from Clneinnatl, was de-
guggestion of the President “to call ment unit who were not personally
the Honing var re) y . in } committed to prohibition 1
the pin mmitted pro tion. ane hundred persons and the collapse . : : 1 { 111
immigration quota law reduced ion izeng are, as a rule, not even | scribing how they made sausage meat
ot et | of thousands of houses, . a . t >
sufficient MDs transport gral D RASTIC measures designed to in ara the number of Incoming aliens to g about the hordes of foreigners “In France.” raid he sarcasticall
HAL me En | about i arte ‘o war ig x { {ds a few wi 1d 1 orde kin
crease production and decrease N EWS of a big conspiracy to over. | 0 it a quarter of the prewar .lgures We ‘ 7 2 ‘ew wao si ! n order to kill
A
throw the Spanish directorate
a pig and get one han
prof - ou use implements worthy of primi
the markets
e The ste go of hess great steam ¢ nak Aired financial
imports and waste were put into ef- ! Borage ol A ody al Ein
fect July 1 by the council of min- waded by Gen. Primo de Rivern |
| 4 ships was only partly filled coming the hotel keeper ire at all inter: ive ms: In Cincinnati we put the
isters of Italy. The country's trade | leaked out in spite of the
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from Eure rope to America, and prac- ested li i i one end of a machine,
tically empty on the return, Americans a Happy Lot urn ti andle, and at the other end
Then somebody had a brilliant ide “A Frenchman is keenly conscious me t your choice of sausages, bo.
Why not paint up this now deserted | that with his poor francs he cannot logna or ham.
nteerage, give It a new name, and compete with the dollars and pounds “That's nothing,” sald the Marseil
make a campaign for the business of | of the tourists Many essentials, | lals, after thinking a minute “We
the old-time American traveler to Eu | amusements and luxyries totally inac- | do even better than that Our ma-
rope via the steerage? Everything | cessible to him prove inexpensive fo chine works both ways. If one makes
¢« ETTING ready f adjournment
¥ on July 3, hurried
through two impe it measur The
first was the se ond ficiency bill ear- |
rying 845.000 006), which $2650. 700
ts appropriated for prohibition en
forcement. An attempt to elimir
this item was made but many of the
balance has been bad and the lira has | ment to prevent publicity It was sal
been losing value, so the ministers | that more than 200 of the plotters
considered the situation acute, The | were under arrest and that the secret
most Important of the decreeg are as i police were after many others. Re
follows: | ports from Tarragona, Cadiz and oth
Authorization for the Increase of er provinces say everything was pre
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wots were absent and there were only
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y #4 av uv s+ h “ . ¥ 0 £11 - srl ad 1s ¢
83 votes In favor of the motion, the working day by one hour. (From ! pared there for a military uprising
Two other motions—one to knock | eight to nine hours.) when the government agents discov
out the $186,760 Item requested by Restriction of daily newspapers to | ered the conspiracy.
Lincoln C. Andrews, federal dry chief, glx pages and the prohibition of all
for financing special federal “under. | special supplements excepting techni | USTAVUS ADOLPHUS, crown - si—— —— i ————
cover squads to check up on state of- | eal ones, | prince of Sweden, has been hav
g . i . . tinued office In existends. Each mi sible to read the cale nti
ficials and wor to add £100.000 Prohibition of the opening of new | Ing a grand time among the “old home Mikado Held Sacred 1 tit $ : ! ® calendar unt the
ials an } y add $100, to Ah : kado has a title by which he is known | fragments were placed togethe
bars, cafeg, hotels, cabarets, pastry | folks” and their descendants up In i : ; " | er a OD
‘ / ' . " to history after death, The person | erly, thoroughly cleaned and v
shops and night dancing resorts, in innesota, Of course, the whole pop ' 3 ; " eis a a
: g Officially the emparos of Japan ls | of the mikado is held sacred by the | duced by electroplating. The scientd
Intion Joined In welcoming him and ' > . A . i Ig ie scientists
pr e crown princess. but naturals known ae the mikado: the word mean- | Japanese, who regard their sovereign | In charge of the work now announce
ing “exalted gate” wo term is used | as the foundation of all wisdom and | the result of their st y "g
and the construction of alrways was | those of Swedish blood were the most " ae d Th . Ww ye r, | the . ter J % I » ¥ a i ny tl . he el higie study. Jt was found
§ Vay us FE Fe t eile a Over, cen { ye ix F 8 revs | the * tic » “an ot i ge
approved permitted Is of cheap houses for work enthusiastic. Hon ‘ - Mutat ie of Japan Boe ‘ ve | Wh : » el UL story and gove | that tie eltic year consisted of 30%
: : thi within tha untry, where 1 | ernment. xchange, | days, with the : 6 atale 4
The other big bill passed was that | ers, farm laborers and small-galaried | - In thin Saul 3 Geng h - rh oa thy SOAthS alternately 30
and § To catch up with the
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congidered, these third-class accom: | foreigners Then, too, there js tle a mistake, and the sausage does not
modations were not so bad: it was | Frenchman's fundamental patriotic:n | suit our taste, we turn the handle the
the garlic-and-cheese society to which ! that prevents his paying any attention | opposite way and get back our pig.”
the appropriation for dry law enforce
ment-—were defeated overwhelmingly
of 550.000 for the Prohibition of the construction of
{ alr bill | private houses and villas of a luxuri-
| ous type. The only new construction
An appropriation
administration of the new elvi
f
cople prefer the title Tenshi-Sama sm ws in 11 20 davs,
iin ariv's five-vet employees, fi “es "0-0per BREMIAT SMITH of Boston, who | PEOPIe Dre : : ¥
providing for the army's five-ye t mployees, farm houses or co-opern 1 hi van” mitiade 1 om Cel Cal De ! g it wi ym :
expansion program, already passe y | tive apartments representing the di- has finished his work of reorganiz Son of Heaven,” mikado being re tic Calendar eciphered solar year it was necessary to insert
He stry. The ri / \ pot 8 interest. sxira 1 ory tw
the senate. This was the third of the | rect investment of small private sav. be the finances of Hungary, has pre gorved for poetry. . The Imperial line : A Hutiber ol ye irs ago an iy t- | an §xtin hwouth every two and a half
i 9 (+ W Y 4 YY * \ ps » § FAs | | YOArs,- i ¥ ine
air-expansion measures, and the na- | Ings Special government ald is given | sented his salary of $100,000 for two lates back to 600 B. C. and descent is | ng ote cutendar. was found at | years. athfinder Magazine.
o . claimed from the gods. The mikado- | Coligny, France. It consisted of 200 I ——————
now assured of an adequate | for the building of cheap houses for years’ work to the Hungarian people. | |
tion 1s now assured o i . bevy hip is. therefore, the longest con | fragments of bronze. It was lmpos- | Plety should be sunny and gracious