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VOL. CI.
SEPLE
MBER COURT.
of Criminal Cases
Sentence Meted Out
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Result
Jurles—Frison
to Auto Drivers,
Drunken
Faq 1
Emel,
[Reported by 8. D. Gettig,
ve, Charles
nveigling
1a into ,
l. This
hig first
at Lock |
The
Hen
Commonwealth
dicted enticing
minor
Prosecutor, J.
of a man
secured the lHcense
Milesburg
was
in
for .
female chi mart
= LINE the
COUs~ §
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case marrying
in. having
Haven and
defendant
tenced to
a fine of
nor more
itentiary.
Commonwealth
Harvey Walker,
to an marriage
S. Emel
Charles Emel
cousing, to
at Lock Haven on the 10th of August, |
ind ubsequently married
11th. Verdict
Milesburg on ust 1
4 and
sday
sentenced
fine
nor
peniten-
married at
plead guilty
pay the
$1000, and
than four
and
of prosecution,
than
in the
Costs
not
years
less two |
pen
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vs. Mabel Cralg and
indicted as accessories
Prosecutur, J.
accompanlied®
Emel, first]
{ 1
license |
illegal
These parties
and Catharine
marriage
seule 0
1 +
1ast
wet
i
at
on Tue
of
guilty
the defen was
pay the costs of pros
21000, and not than
than four years in the
each
to
of
more
rary.
Commonwealth
ted
Gordon,
went trial
committing adultery
The jury
guilty but the defendant
COSts.
ution,
is
two
in.
utrix,
defenda
charged ' with
with one Anna
fered a verdict
ve, Samu Gord
indic for wluldtery. rose
Bella
nt
on and is
Jottort. rend
of not
the
Commonwealh vs
dicted for adultery.
Gordon. At
to pay
Anna Bottorf, In
x. Bella
Common-
Prosecuts
ting
land,
Duniap’s
Dukeman-— ut
for
isn’t
® O
sheriff, making
manipulating
Roy Wilki
didate for
ns Neor
nrothaonot
nrothonot
prothor
ing a
third term
Herr, the
date for prothonotary. never
Claude
held pube
5
8
Orne
ol
i
appoint
nding that he
would not
mind
counts
inders
hdd be
his
he changed
out into the for
and won
I. Smith,
treasurer,
race
out
Demox I's
never held
tic ©
and
public
A —— i —— AM ————
Mr. Spearly, the Democratic candi.
date for county comm loner,
on the Democt
held office
to
is the
re-election
® is the
atic ti
it
commissioners
in
not f
ond term
only
man
who ha
tomary
terms
where
his asking a
with the
Spearly
official
doubt
payers
interest,
“ publi 4
two
offices |
give
an Case other
is orbidden, so
in Keeping
in both parties. JM:
judged a high-class
and will again deserve and no
receive the support of all tax
who look firet to thelr personal
Mr. Parish, a life-long Dem-
ocrat, and conscientious business man,
is Mr. Bpearly’'s running mate. He is
rated a man of good sound judgment
and one of pleasing personality. You
will need to meet him but once to
know him.
AL AAAS
One glimpse at Harry E. Dunlap
and you feel instinctively that here's
a man that's all man. Fine of phy
sgique, clean-cut and gentlemanly, he
would (and will) make an admirable
sheriff for Centre county. Remember,
too, he has an honorable World War
record. Let's not forget what he aia
ten years ago, and show our appreci-
ation by giving him our vote—Repub-
lican and Democrat alike.
C—O ATP
It is only fair that Penns and Brush
Valleys have some representation in
the conduct of Centre county's busi
ness, affairs. All Democrats think so,
anda’a lot of independent Republicans
age going to think so, also—and think:
ing so, will vote for Lyman L. Smith
80 is
custom
has been
for treasurer.
Installation. |
were nstalled
Fellows of |
PD. D
G. M
ungard
LI'eT.
Moore.
rd
Seerel
Treasure: 5 f raw
Warden
Conductor
Dutrow
Wilker.
A. Spyker
Sia
Guard—Roy
Wm
Chester
Fred
Charles
Inside
Outside
R to
I. to
R. 8. to
L.. 8, to
Chaplain
Guard
N. G
N. G.
V. G
Y. G
Ss.
S 'K
Smith
Arthur Holderman,
M. I. Emerick,
R 8 S.-—Ernest Homan.
L Orvis Weaver,
Refreshments wore
meeting
S|
8S. B~
tl vied follow in '
thg regular
rs en A A AS
Centre Hall Wins from G. T. V.
Hall High
defeated
Voo
home grounds,
the
started the
both
of
Centre school soccer foot
11
ill team the strong
School
Friday
score of 2 tu
rith
the
ywhnship wtiona
the
last,
Hall
oring
by
game
Ki goals In
minutes play. After
Si team's
better
ring
mu
red
was
BOO
follows:
Clayton MeKinney
McClellan, left
center; Elwood
Dale MeClintick nd
right end Es
Henry Bla:
¥ 4 Sad
Louse
ft inside
Smith,
cone ————
“Glad Girls” Enterfalnment.
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Senator Fess to Address 8, NS, Gath
§
convention
and 14, and
Myers. th
ble Charles
Federal
ibhin, Ming
Tomlinson
Lond
Tuttle
I»
great
H
Distr
Mar
an
£
garet
¥
4d
ge
A —————.
Save Every Ear of Seed Corn.
sr frosted in some part
Centre county
Blaney fi sso rt
farmers of
m
year than
All corn
though some «
k
husked
the County
#ituntion
oth
of 8 more
er years
that |
*
lented enough,
“
the grains
will make
sOON
in a well
are
good
and
ventilated
ari
mil stage
hung
room
as as possible
preferably wit heat
There
anywhere
some Wha
prospective supply of
in nearby
Hold-over corn
should be saved
smergency
Frostes to date have not hurt the
germination power of the corn. How:
the need of pleking all the seed
possible from flelde not already frosted
is urged. This green corn should not
left in piles but must be husked
and hung where there is a good clt-
culation of alr. The ears should not
touch each other and artificial heat
will hasten the drying and so reduce
the moisture content below the danger
mark before severe freezing weather
comes,
seed
no
eine states 11
present
for seed for this great
ever,
be
C—O
Lyman I. Smith has asked the Re-
porter to use ite columns to express
his sincere gratitude to the host of
Democrats who gave him such a flat.
tering vote at the primaries. This may
appear to be a belated “thank you”
notice, with the election several weeks
past, but Mr. Smith really asked this
favor of us a week earlier. However,
its sincerity is in no wise lessened
through the delay.
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The ballot boxes in the sixty voting
precincts in Centre county are being
collected by representatives of a U.
8. Marshall. The boxes contain the
ballots cast at thg November election
of last year, and are being collected
for recounting of the votes for Vare
and Wilson, candidates for U. 8H. sen
ator at that election.
PA oe
Brief Sketch of the People’s
Candidate for Judge
ag he aid.
and in t]
of Liberty
Stamps
he
wile
Ravings
order
Nn tn
s
$
sn pelied
s and profess
him
welfare
He
old
years
and
county
of
own and
OrEANITS
and for
and its Jand
drive $100 000
without hesitancy
ed for weeks in raising a handsome
proportion of that amount At the
present time he President of the
Bellefonte Kiwanis Club, the only sery
ice organization of the town, and whose
charity work and principle of old fash-
joned fellowship naturally appeal to
him, and here again his aptitude for
efficient work is conspicuously dis
played.
It wil! thus be seen that Mr, Walk-
er does not come from a family of
salary takers. and as a matter of fact
Mr. Walker has never held a salaried
office. His unusua | labprs over 0
many years on behalf of his commu-
nity, and of the nation is proof of his
disinterestedness,
Mr. Walker has been practicing law
in this county for more than thirty-
one years, and as his practice has been
a large one and reasonably lucrative,
it has given him a wide experience
both In the study and application of le:
gal principles.
At first he appeared frequently in
the trial of cases but with increasing
caution and experience, and with the
open mindedness that came from these
to him. he began to realize that it was
for the best interests of his clients to
sottle wherever possible their litigation
outside of Courts. Thus he has de-
veloped a very flattering office busi:
ness where he is consulted by many
(Continued on inside page.)
was
the Bellefonte
many
treasurer
Was
recent
in the for for that
institution he work
in
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
IN CONVENTION
Body
Law—Also
Primary
Road
of
Favors $50,000,000
‘avors Continuing
Bond Issue.
A ¥ %
A resoiut n
direct prima
Up for action a
Pennsylvania
in sesusion in
week
The oonventlh
the
ERG, W
next
tended
went
yaedd
1 hes
in on record
or of £50.000 000
Prop
hich
election,
by
band
the
wi ted on
The
Commiss
v
gathering
oners Bpearly
erik Claude
fat
fat
WE
farms moan
factories
1A
mean
the 3%
Month.
wdes. Wm
\
Attendance
6th Thos
attend
lowing
immar
grades,
of
Perce
f
100. The fi
We per ent. in
unil ma
Paul Fouat The fol
made
in the
Henry
Ralph Pack-
Izhles Hen
inr——Miriam
rot Hees
Lutz. Rutan
geography
owing
between 95 and 100 per cent
branches: Arithmeti
Me
following
Ha Vinton
er histors
Harter. Paul
Mitterling
Kathryn
Hartley
Wife
rier fellan
Fi
apeliing
Runkle
Margaret
Henry
Hazel
Meyer
Harter,
Clean Up and Destroy Trash to
Pests,
fack
Kill
While many Centre county residents
may think that severe destruction
caused only by spectacular insects, such
the European corn borer Japanese
beetle. and Mexican bean beetle, there
are many other pests which cause tre-
mendous Josses annually.
Farm clean-up practice, as used for
the corn borer. also helps to reduce
the number of insects whose work Is
not so conspleuous. Cleaning up and
burning all weeds and trash in gardens
and along fences this fall after Insects
have gone into hibernation for the
winter in these places will destroy
thousands of leaf hoppers, curculios,
tarnished plant bugs and other forma
which pass thelr winters under leaves
and in the grass
hl ———
Steps In Front of Train, Sulelde.
Mrs. Wilfred Long, 40, wife of a sec.
tion laborer. was Instantly killed when
she stepped in front of thepassenger
train on the Milroy branch of the Penn:
sylvania Railroad, Thursday evening of
last week. The locomotive crew say
the woman waited until thetrain was
almost upon her, then stepped in front
of the onrushing train.
Mrs. Long has been melancholy and
deliberately stepped In the way of the
train. She attempted suicide by polson
is
ns
several days previous.
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MEXICO
SERVICE
ENTRE HALL TO
BY BELL SZ ELEPHONI}
Marked
Between
Friday Opening of Communi
Point U. 8,
Other
Here I»
ention Any In
and Mexieo’s and
Citles.~ Rate
$12.75.
Caplial
for Call from
then be pos
lem point
0. San
Monterry
pt -
Testing for Bovine Taberculosis,
A ——————
Co. Adds
Its Holdings
teld
Fs
Plant
rims
to
Spring
| Sheft
I ———— a —————
Banker Speaks to Rotarians
Competiton 51 fe
and
sportsmanii
(sfis
ees probably
the next
to take
ons
aQ
toward
heart
competition
sire |
CAMPAIGN LITERATURE
AND BIOGRAPHY VARY
campaign litera
who won
Judge
aver
3 comparing the
ture of M. Ward Fleming,
the Republican nomination
of the courts of Centre county
Judge Furst. there are variations and
omissions that are not accidental. Dur:
ing the campaign it was blazed forth
everywhere that Mr. Fleming kept the
world from falling into the mea, nut
his biographers, since the nomination,
are more thoughtful, discpeet and dip-
lomatic, as the careful reading of the
two documents will reveal
During the primary campaign the
circular “Who Is Ward Fleming?”
stated that he “has been a member of
the Centre County Board of Viewers
¢ince 1911"—and “has been referee in
bankruptcy for Centre county since
1916.
This indicates that Mr. Fleming has
held one office ever since he was ad:
mitted to the bar and two offices since
1916. Not so bad.
His campaign managers are not so
anxious now to have the voters in
Centre county know that this candi
date for judge has had a public teat
in his mouth ever since he Is old
enough to drain it and that for eleven
years he has wen served with two.
No wonder he f¢ physically fit!
It looks as though Mr. Fleming has
alréady been well served, yet he =»
asking a third teat without spitting
the other two out.
for
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
————
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST
FROM ALL PARTS.
Penn ¥
Cente (6
~funct
ne is
Har
wk |
red 0
00 to
party
» Lie
Eimer
«t of
here
one &
ng both
rmer and
re”
the
AI.
rs
male
church a tate Cole
because of a ruling
Whithead, specially
Cen”
for
Rockey,
Esq... who
matter of her
ould not be WW
vis finding
Judge
Judge
inl On
The
imade
*
{ presiding for
nis Less
units 125%
the
rom 1§
reat tod
Whitehe«
3 by
ad.
Se of were har
DC Mi
teus There
of mark”
are
en pounds poLaAloCE
vested fro stalk by
ter
Wee
one
al
mi
ing the restaus
twenty-two potatoes, all
ize except 1 and
nicely shag and smooth The varie
ig the Green Mountain. The stalk
one of a number grown in Mr
Mitteriing's garden and received no
more attention than any of the others
When harvesting time came, the vine
was noticed to be green while those
about ff were dead, and when lifted
up was as long as the grower is tall
stable = YUL, all
veudd
o1y
was
A copy of a letter from George D.
Thom, chief of election buresu, Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, was fore
warded to this office by Miss Rebecos
N. Rhoads, to whom the letter was
sent in reply to a statement made by
Miss Rhoads as to her residence with
reference to. voting. Miss Rhoads 8
now in Washington, and it appears Her
vote was challenged at the recent pris
mary when she attempted to vote ify
hor district in Bellefonte. The bureatt
chief states clearly that she has #
voting right there.
If you want to be a good law-abide
ing citizen, don't burn leaves on the
street. There is a certain amount of
hazard to burning leaves and rubbish
in the back yard, but it may be done
there provided proper precautions are
taken without harm. Fives on the
street mre prohibited by a borugh ore
dinance and State laws. Reference of
this point is made at this time becauss
leaves are beginning to fall from the
mainy shade trees along the street,
and heretofore good but thoughtless
citisens burned them where thoy fell