= eeeded THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA.. DECEMBER 24, 1405. a - - sonality and policy of Plus X, Leo's successor, place the Catholle church ip line with these tendencies. The oth er points of general interest were the consolidation of smaller churches, the final approval of Presbyterian creed revision, celebration of Wesley's two bundredth anniversary, the death of Archbishop Temple of England, sue by Davidson: completion of Methodist $20.000000 thank offering. spectacular New York crusade of Dow feites, building of largest auditorium at Battle Creek by Adventists, erection of $1.000 000 New York hy Christian 8 and the united church war on divorcee, + 4 P 0 Aaj 1 ve entiate Schools Becoming More and More Practical Que word epitomizes the year's ed- geational effort and aspiration—practi cality This is true of Germany, France, England and especially of the United Btates. It applies from primary grade to graduate university work. The most fmpressive instance in our own eoun- try was the $3.000.000 school of profes. slona'! journalism intrusted to Colum- bla university by the munificence of Jo seph Pulitzer, editor of the New York World, The teaching of practical journal {sm was begun at the Kansas univer sity. In many leges for women new courses in don science were started At Yale and elsewhere insurance ht, Joeeph Pulitzer and nt ¢ Da departn rate courses 1 tect Fors n up at Cal fforuia, cattle killing at Iowa and gar dening at Columbis rn Reserv started a scl for librarians souri had a travell: work. Columbia of Chinese, creased attent both for tral: ing medical tors in German more attent training an M. Schwab began the establishment of A series of trade ! . en Was an « pansion, public a rising to new also col estie was taug EO RA Dew voted to elab« #IiI'y was take Weste ool Soother There ern of ex of students ir nd priv millions. Throughout concerted effort was fs in I le hools to secure aries * Neverthe churchmen, notabl and Dr. Greer, berga ya vig on our educatic i of the fal cate a re proposed churches tal of the sche The Efforts and Achievements of Science What d didn’t yet young was asto world fR womat clation Curie, | It is s attempt ang nal estimate of tific Ya thus identif are yet perplexed Ly tradict d miracul the layman it is known as separated chemically in quantities by the rednctie smount of urar product of the oxide Its most stril was named the w Ine of the new element | The greatest scientists its apparent con fo a substance very small n of a ons at OUs POWers w hick works In Austria wiriv, for whi it capacity to varticles ng pr is the rad of It self constantly at inconceivable fpeed \d apparent loss This “radio ac tivity” later was observed by Ramsay to cause | an gaslike sub stance which changed spon taneously into bhelinm, suggest ing the possibility of the transmutation of metals. * * * Other women figured notably In scientific achievement. Dr Florence R. Sabin of the Johns Hop kins faculty received the $1.000 prize for the most original work throwing light on the mysteries of the lymphatic system. Mrs. Workman, In company with Dr. W. H. Workman, made new world’s record for mountain climbing, getting 23.656 feet high in Himalayas ® * * Dr. Charles Barrows of New York announced the success of forma lin as a cure for blood poison. From all quarters came news of successful serum cures, such as Dunbar's hay fe ver, Tizonl's pneumonia, Aronson's scarlet fever, Fletcher's cholera Infan tum and a number for tuberculosis The microbes of sleeping sickness, hy drophobla and smallpox were Ident) fled. Carbolic acid and the salts of chloride and potassium were used suc cessfully In lockjaw cases. Professor Hatal of Chicago discovered a food ealied lecithin, producing repld growth of animal tissue, * * * New mercury are light and static converter were per fected by Steinmetz and Hewitt. I'ro fessor Bedell of Cornell nent alternat Ing and direct electric currents simul taneously. German government made new world’s trolley speed record of 1804, miles an hour. Professor Goodspeed of Philadelphia photographed from ho man body's radiations. Rubmmer, In Ger many, made wireless telegraphy caps Mme. Curie | tually large | i® the waste nle thout | | their ble of secrecy. Monster exhibited com- bination talking and moving pictures. * & * Many airship experiments were made, the most successful being those of the Lebaudy brothers of Paris, who made a new speed record of forty-four miles In 100 minutes; Dr. Greth, who salled over San Francisco: Stanley Spencer at London, and Benbow, who used a new system of automatic steer. Ing and balancing near Syracuse, N. Y, | Professor Langley's man-carrying aero. | drome AUS. near complete built under government pices, wag tried on the Potomac, Wash and proved =& fallure under existing conditions, * * * of Harvard discredited the cepted Franz theory of craters. Professor Dugan discovered a small planet Great sg ob served near the central! meridian of the sun. Ten new stars were discovered * ® * German explorer located anew and in antarctic regions, * * * New gospel papyri were unearthed ln Egypt. + %¢ % Inotar ington Fi wD WNE Af moon ots were NEW RECORDS IN REALM OF SPORT The great feature of the sporting year wae the arrival of the two-minute trot- ter and better in the equine personality of Lou Dilion, the five-year-old Call foinla mare owned by C. K. G. Bll lings. 8|he not only Ald her two-minute mile at Reedville, Mass., aled soon after by Major Delmar and bettered by Cresceus, but reclaimed her queen- dom at Memphis later, her mile in 1.08%, A still lower figure fo pa was ade by the equally teh, equ “rs Dan P + Ups and Downs Of the Workaday World crop ng parti 2s LL EDO%Is W piace |} fore ns vir the of the pe The sail md con business year 19003 It w rng Yoon Brown and a num! corporations conceded higher w emplo Wall street dividends acres. It slg IH iis of curtailed divs distrust Morgan hastily returned from Kurope but even his n falled to stem the tide of dowoward prices when the shipbuilding trust under In June, carrying many a fair in its wake, Then followed a long era of toboggnning. nearly all the standard se curitiesdragging after Steel and the other Industrials, The great war between the Pennsylvania and Gould systems had acute over the destruction of Western Union poles pending litigation, and the Rockefeller Morgan financial duel, with victory for the man of oll. Whether due to this or to the lessening output, the price of oll has steadily advanced. Schwab was superseded by steel trust. The perior and a large number of minor fallures occurred, *** The one bright spot in the financial firmament was the high price of cotton under the Influence of the Brown clique at New Orleans, which ecarried through successful. Iy an worldwide corner, with millions for themselves and the south, but seri. ously curtailing the activity of the mills and the wages of mill operatives. When this corner still stood solid in the presence of a new crop, King Cotton ¥ OOH, Some voluntarily saw a record payment of hed not mat Ks Iw and laug at the wise was distress chow idends amd publ agnetic nan went become outcome was n collapse of Lake Su ruled a rising market all along the line, full | r of large | ages to | before | nj reputation | Corey as head of the | * * + The tendency to vast industrial combinations which characterized pre years continued, but with signs nent, Notable lnstances were combine of the middle west trust in ceding of the iron the Co sire uy and Beitimore, combination of the machine works were the raphy abutel { omple te New York largest twise schooner COmBIneS banks In sever: oH tutomoblle trust and the * % 8 (1) nda 160 efforts IrCIess Tede Th tunn of AEA gtritude of 184, ed wns be tn the in | The New Factors !! the Social Equation In HEY lewg President Rooseve of in Who Tells” of rearing ¢!} demna it's Int Mra Yar His char an the rw read cot etal *ndaation dency race pum he n so call ulated afres! sent of pulpit and uniform res on, though a strenn sees healt) Fhe Ix ' In utmost lib ginning of the or 14 ants ha. of the % sOry Mexity fervan 1. » family + % 9 club DEATH'S FAVORITES Out of all the unnumbered depar tures for the life beyond, the few whose eminence of work or official sta tion made known to all are tix following Ex-Premier % ta of Epain; Raiph, jour: ot. M. de Hlowitz, Journal ot; Abram 8 Hewitt, philanthropist: Dr J. LM. Curry. diplomat: Ada Ellen Bay fey (Edna Lyall. a Dr. BA RR Bhaw sducator; Dr. Richard J. Gatling. Inventor Joseph Henry SBhorth thor: Man General Behuyler Hamilton Rear Ad miral Nelky Rey. William 1. Milburn senate chapinin; Prigham Young. Marmot apostle; Hillary Bell, Journalist; Richard Henry Btoddard, anthor: Max O Rell. an thor, Archbishop Vaughan, primate of England: Major James BR. Pond; Willian Ernest Henley, author; Pope loo XII James MacNeill Whistler, artist: Ph May, artist, Noah Rrooks, author: William E. Dodge, philanthropist. Frederick Law Olmstead. landscanes gardener; Rabbi M M. Jastrow; Cordon McKay, inventor Bamuel KE. Morse, editor; Right Mon Willlam EH. Lecky, author; Rear Ad. miral Lester A Deardeley; Dr. Cyrus EAson, physician; Professor Mommeen historian; ex Governor Daniel MH. Hastings of Pennsylvania, Herbert Bpencer, J losopher; Lord Balishury, premier of land; Dean Farrar of Canterbury; Paul Du Challlu, explorer; Btuart Robson, acter; Bibyl Sanderson, singer; P. M. Arthur, chief of Locomotive Engineers: Alexander Bain, educator; Richard H, Sa , Aue thor; Andrew HM. Green, Father of Hew York. them Juliar thor ues, n np of Fer, friction of | heen solved by the | LEGAL ADVE AVMINISTLATOR' " NoTIC EK. Estate of Mrs, Surah Piter late of Bellefonte deo'd Letters of administration having been duly granted on the above estate he would re spectiully request ail persons knowing them selves indebied Lo the estate bo make immed) nie payment and those having claims against Lhe suis 10 present them du) ¥y authenticated tor settlement W. H.Pirex, Amr Mill tall, Pa 4 61 | EXEC TORS NOTI E FORTNEY, dee'd, late Fatate of JAMES G I #lie Ing bee the une Quy sted tiement Fortney & Wi DiYone E NOTICH MARY Janet va CAasTiLLA ( the Court of Common Pleas of Centre County ARK § No, Aug Term, 193 Whereas Mary Jane | filed a bel in the Court vas of Centre County t No 21 3 praying for a divores Uare nereby notified and in sad Court on or before of January, 1%4, to an Swer the ¢ HAIN! of the said Mary Jane Clark. ana show cause If any you have, why the sald Mary Jane Clark should sot be di- Yoreed fro the bonds of matrimony »nltersd INto with yu, and in default of such appear Ace you w be Jiable to have a divoree Brant 3 } sense, Bher ff { . H 5 Lakk jy In AEDs YOu. now yo req ested LO appear Monday he 2 th da TAYLOR Sherif ‘rederick K. Foster, er FIRE, LIFE ACCIDENT AND TORNADO INSURANCE. PONDS of every description. Baorn § »aly GRANT HOOVER. Fire , Life, AnNnce, Re 1 k sta 15 Standard ren Co's represented. You can't af ford to insure vour buildings or life until you see GRANT HOOVER BELLEFONTE, Pa Ww. H MUSSER, Greneral Insurance Agent Notary Public and Pension Attorney, Ac Ineur Loans, And Crider 's8tone Rulldine BELLEFONTE, PA. BEEZER'S MEAT MARKET, ALLEGHENY 8T , BELLEFONTE. We keep none but the best quality of SEEF, PORK, MUTTON, SLICED HAN All kinds of Smoked Meat, Fork Sausage, ste If you want a nies Juley Steak go to PHILIP BEEZER, B80 YEARS' EXPERIENCE ERTISEMENTS Coal for Sale: Yaar 3. Comb and Brash _— | HOLIDAY GOODS, | Traveling wh Re IB, At the mines at Clarence, by the | wagon, load or ear load. Feed, hav. grain and other produce taken in exchange for coal, Mig CHAMBERS & UZZLE, Clare nee, Pa. COAL FOR SALE Farmers and the x17 direct from the mines, can got it at Fountain Station mines. two miles east of Snow Shoe, by the wagon , i 1oadq, ¥ on wi Ch aAnaq price P. B. CRIDER & SON. Centre County Banking Co. Osrner High Green's Pharmacy, Bush House HB i 4 | 9006040900060 00600000090 — and Spring Streets, wk } - : } RECEIVE DEPOSITS; DiSCOUNT NOTES BELLEFONTE, PENN JM BHUGGERT Cashier Pictures {Framed AND framed IDictures moulding very low pri Get our estimate if you have any work of this J kind to do. DIREC High Street, T SUPPLY COMPANY, Bellefonte, Pa. ~~ as ae 7 Lo TE 3 7 Bog SEC EEENE EE SLIPPERS o>. x x. g ae ‘ D1 7 § " I 4 onan i WN FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS ar . ar > a 4 : 07 $440 A pot S » » A vedas 42 a - Ha :] um Yes, we have them; good Slippers of all kinds. And our prices are very much lower than any other place in the county. A tull line of Leggins and Oveigaiters. YEAGER & DAV The Shoe Money Savers BELLEFONTE and PHILIPSBURG.
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