VOL. (Cl. KEEP MACHINE The Demo THE COURTS FREE FROM TAINTED POLITICS, hman)} n the heen Pennsylvan majo i courts of the Sta call great to the produ what the profes lawyers bench. In f ed to show ¢ vers have made very elevation before their wn oe very wot records « where law- ood Judges. Men and judicial common in the two are by no i] POO @ both legal at ai the who minds profession, POSSESS are not because means alike We thought of either make these statements of estimating the Mr. Walker or Mr, Fleming or measuring them by comparison. We do it for the that no matter what their attainments in the law might of them going to the next Judge of the Courts of Centre couny. Both have been office, than tr lawyers, more from than lack they pre witho legal ability reason respective bes is one be no Granted in that men of fession—and of them in umplion-=Mr. tunity are like we think their we do n such in Walker has the advantage in justice In ass ' more law th lemming ual court There experience act~ and very mu more practi Ce he are other the purpose Along with a law edge of the common sense open-mind work and ness and unconsc int cont rassing oward he stands for the beholden nor = # reaching counties of part ipaign where oniest office He 8 the done esire it has 8 3 a Walker's Judge courts is solely honorably serve in many pr esented imbition 18 he has ways he opportuni a very dangs xalted of p ical manipulators, montl AE You it be here weil 1 we ty rous thing to make office the pawn oniy a ight Judge vet “aw ng done zy You know heard it on all ir the Rey 15 iy so much a ret and Mi: the finish his Be Hecretary Centre county as do, i * You ale- administration faction would in Centre and as to Republican vestpocket xt bidder cold blooded party ts deliver whose 1 DOs tic judgment every itaelf Vo vern't iy Against Mr. Flemh © ther personally or pro- DEATHS HBARGER died at his home irenoon ite Frank Hanrsh- DUR in Atloona asx made in } ¢ cemetery, near his for Sunday afternoon. ed ind was He had been In number of E a i to Altoona where purcahsed a station on Eighth and later automobile added He and about a an Altoona lady There survive him er and Maxwell, Garis, mer The decens Harshb towns health attack wWi# for a Years leavin went of fever igo he Years Iris brothers gus him Avenue, neat Street, for RCCHEB0T es were was doing a dness year Ago mat his wife and fath- brothers and sisters Harry, Edward, Willlam, Mrs, Mary McCool. all of Jessie, wife of Hall ‘deceased these Mis Itoona, and Grover COC { Weaver, of Centre The the Years. Wis ad age of -Mrs. Amelia home of her daughter | Dornblazer, Pentleld phia., Interment bu died Harvey ‘hiladel Philips LANG. the Long at Mrs at near was made t deceased, whise Amelia Parsons, and Mary Bald Ex was Unionville west Cu months dny two weeks HOVE ra 3 LRG south the to on the perform going voters county y good citizen by ofi November Sth the call for ove World War feast a Tunilap answered duty during g the t showing yo at or s did the FT repay for service when it fos mp 9 rendered by this was most needed ill F This effort field filled snd preferment tate to Is his first His opponent, one ier in the ng one now is ask over risk his all for a In last week's issue of the Reporter was fess We he w child place t nobody in life contest, have known him since | and in admiration which he | 18 a we take second] of the has achieved. | however, that his friends will} if they declne to fol | in No matter how honorable pe that very songs of hono would «=ither boldly or sub-consciously recognize its debt to the machine that made him Judge and. paying it, might mean injustice to others, No, there cught to be no machine- made cog In the gears that grind out Justice in Centre county. A ———— Art SH ———— Everybody owes a debt of gratitude to our ex-service men, and if big, handsome six-foot Harry Dunlap, with a smile and a card, asks you for your support on election day, don't say: “That Is not my politics” When we sent our boys over to France to be maimed and killed, we had no thought of politics. Class, politics and religion were forgotten in a united effort to show our appreciation. We were loud in their praise and vowed to reward them in every possible way upon their return. Let's not forget. Let's be true to our word. C—O. A total of 471 Penn State students have fathers who are actually engaged n farming. position In this sents ww he repre mething not be disloyal him may low he The PINK LABEL this week. Does | yours show a £27 or 281 If not, you are in arrears, and a remittance will be reprinted an editorial of some It south ed to impress voters Centre county what will Senator Scott ure hold on Centre county, which will be accomplished provided he iz able to put his candidate the Judgeship on the bench. In the event of Beott's success he will be the big boss in Centre county and will adopt the tactics used in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. in desiy on the gide of should political ad for To Name Highway After Penna's Only President. Thanks to the repeated and prolong- ed efforts of A. Nevin Detrich. Secre- tary of Personnel in the Fisher Cabi net. says the Harrisburg Telegraph, the name of the only President of the United States Pennsylvania ever had will be memorialized in a highway to be. known as the Buchanan Trall The Buchanan Trail will run from a mile west of Emmitsburg, Md, to Way- nesboro, to Greencastle, to MeConnells- burg, and then north through the Bilackiog district to Mt. Union. From there it will traverse the Willlam Penn route to Huntingdon and thence on a projected road to McAlevy's Fort and State College via upper Penns Valley and the Horseshoe Trail We presume the route referred to Is the one numbered 44, which not only raches from Maryland to State Cole lege, but crosses the entire State, lap ping the Horseshoe Trall from Pine Grove Mills to Jersey Shore, thence in a northerly direction to Coudersport wl and the New York State line, COL AT AUTO AND TRAIN LIDE HOWARD Third Died Hospital—T wo Killed In Centre Wera Howard But 13 Years Old. Two Instantly and founty School Boys, One men the pil fot suffering result County night, He grand. the 350 before apped which Centre Friday hin ed to append He fino Siew id arms gramm Distriet 8S, SNS. Institute, Sold. bome Pleken Home ine netantly of the 5 fhe aen Boettner Three day ralzing sliant service and votes Tor hole country men for Let th Young ue he insistent M hay November cast ou Dunlap so our will not be a rr ieee Armistice mockery on sc MH 555 has been well candidaie The cared for. Fleming family Fleming, the judge. held some kind of an office from the time he was admitted to the bar (and for a part of the time drew two salaries) until! now. These offices re quired little of the attorney's time, but big money. The elder Fleming, the chairman of the Centre County Repub: lican committees, who falled at resign his post when his son became a can- didate, has held office for so long A time that no one seems to remember when he began. He has managed to retain his place regardless of what faction in the State was In power. All this while he drew a good salary, and now he is pensioned by the State and not for military service, either. Of course, it ts a long way off, but if Senator Scott succeeds In gathering Centre county under his hand at the coming election, he will be able to have Mr. Fleming elected the second time and placed on the pension list for ite. for a A qf A The splendid physique of Harry Dun: 1ap is only one of the many qualities the World War veteran has to fill the office of sheriff. He is as capable n- tellectually as physically for the office. GREGG TOWNSHIP VOCATIONAL SCHOOL OBSERVES ITS AN ANTAL COMMUNITY Two Judging Con Nelghbors,” Chicken With of the Health fests, Mills letie High the Program, “The Band, Contests Spring Ath- Hall of Supper, Centre Are Some Features Day. nity ag held the Commu under Towns cond Greg hip Wes for such nn of hool ther tions w ideal casion, never Vents Program were wded bs the local rounding communities The fag ural prodocts than that down some 4 if display . ¢ fh Ener Os cut on The Years, i VEY over ast VEST vither frosts grades and were largely respon showing Each of creditable mace tment the nine | | ¥36,000 More Rr WwW rood to Looks cent during the holding Pinchot Forester, down he offi any has been the place Governor when Btate resigned the was re-appointed the the same $3000 ry could gobble per cked on the sala iN incumbent Hy the natus the third intimat tern 30 i the The the attended furnished Prof ig CARON poke taxation Judging Contests, took part teem Std le re in oid Bank Fred donated hy ird 3:3 National ti doanted Stover magazine. donated b) Hen Mi ge Long feed, donated Eungard and of second Foreman, magazine, donated REE ps ar AMLLnNg 1060 Spr in hs A Mrs place) (eo oy prize, Mrs stabs rip. to poultry Hoy and several M (ames for conducted after dinner and students from the local schools surrounding schools took part in contests, which created interest and keen competition. A real soccer game was staged the "athletic fleld at 4 P. M. The Spring Mills team was successful In defeating the Centre Hall team by the score of 1 to 0. The local boys start ed with a rush and scored their only goal in the first few minutes of play They however missed several other fine opportunities to score during the game. The Centre Hall team was forced to play a defensive game throughout the contest and never se riously threatened the Spring Mills goal while the fine work of the Centre Hall goal keeper kept the score low. The game was cleanly played and hard fought by both teams. The chicken supper prepared and served by the Vocational girls under the direction of the Home Beonomlics Department of the school, was excell ent, and much favorable comment was received concerning the dinner, In the evening the Grange hall was again filled to capacity, The main feature of this program was the one: not play, “The Neighbors” which was ably played by the following pupils from the Vocational School: Sarah Eungard, Ruth Swabb, Reed Walker, races were hours many and these at Dodge and Nash Sales, age ma agency this if: and, seph 4 sedan: Brown Hackett. Centre Hall Dodge-4 sedan Ww. A 1 ant Gap, Dodge coact Centre Hall Shoemaker, State Coliege, Dodge Markle, Pleas Dodge ¢ Hall sn oti o— Calvin King Farm Sold. n King Spring 8 sh near James Mr. Rei about the far + farm, recently to Po Mills the place tiers slg lhs dt eign. pasture ns 2K ves Hall sn——————— Boy Steals Turkey for Quarter; er Under Ball + yx fa w held in before Alder- at Lock Hav of a turkey Farm- mer residing Ma $1000 following a Newton Bridgens en, charged with hen and eggs. Mrs. Florence made near kKeyviile, is hail hearing man larceny « neighbor, the man. hen near Emert a information against declaring that had a turkey setting on some eggs in field her home, and that the bird disappear ed. She later learned that it could be found in the cellar of the VanPell home and so went to Alderman Bridg- ens and had a warrant sworn out. Detectives then went to the house amd found the turkey hen In the cellar, recogniging the bird by markings which Mrs. Emert said it had on its tail Mr. VanPoll made a confession and said that he had bought the hen from a boy named True Yearick for the sum of a dollar. When the boy was put on the stand he said that VanPoll had ap- proached him and requested him to steal the hen. The boy was offered a quarter to do the stealing and another man is said to have offered a certain amount for the egws. so the boy also took the cggs but the man later refused to accept them. (Continued from previous column) Ernest Auman, Irene Hering, Kath: teen Siegal, Josephine Duck, and Irene Garrett. The Spring Mills band also entertained during this meeting, and the prizes were awarded The day was a successful one from all standpoints, and was well suppory od by the community. {Due to Umited space, the lst of prise winners ix being held over until next he she a (Continued on next column) = AND COUNTY NEWS HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERESY FROM ALL PARTS at the heim A. 13 py 4 anizing gUaArs Co. ady pure r used put it The and inteed (Centre Hal The Penns chased the 1 by implement condition fo deniers r storage structure is 40 x B80 7 pif rée Mrs Jane Rhoads ered I a paralytic e motor one for mem mpany, the hev~ Cen ng iy Hall was Fun nfirmed the Cone repre and daughe morn were ww and and to” n to Wile remainder drove day busi GAS ney Bartholomew nily Hy Mc car and | the 2dith of iand plentie forbidding being of doe do 0 It is mve no to enter of the Game it private in mountains ful, intend trespassing. adopted by yer parties owning tracts of Appears posting the land, This prevent measure “ to the ng : to i deer “experts” appointed State Game and pow commodate seve vicinity { the Penn Hall. The n length and branches of Prof. YW. P. Hoste rves Gross Shook at the ex ries Hens mtorme* has al motors 0 porformn the near in sapped, 0 a mile the home man and s« “ha at « ag <a LATTH nel § treme da nigh diate line John Hosterman Th o end of the and points a Bhook ready installed on it electric operate a4 water plant and other power service Port Matilda wis its school finances when the State Council of Education voted to donate $6000 to it. The bot ough was obliged to erect a $20,000 school building with resources of but $14,000 under the law. The propositiofy was put up to Charles E. Dorworthe Secretary of Forests and Waters, who in turn interested State Superintends ent Keith. the final result being that the couhcll hot only loaned tne bore ough the money without interest, buf actually donated it. It was through a sheer accident that the barn on the Emanuel Ziegler farm, west of Madisonburg was not destroyed by fire one evening last week. A cory shredder had been operated during the day, a tractor furnishing the power, The exhaust from the tractor was di rected toward a small buliding next to the barn. When evening oame hands had left the place for supper ex cept one, and as he was about to leave a flickering light attracted his attene tion. Curiosity led the man to investi gate and it was found that inflammable matter had been ignited presumably from the exhaust. The little flame that would have kindled a great fire wae easily extinguished. It was simply an accidental turn of the head before leave ing his work that revealed the sparks of The borough greatly relieved in
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