i
fev
Circulation Over 4,800.--L
KACHIK AND WATSON
tin
Centre County.
ARE DISCHARGED
pecree of The Court as Flled on Tues-
day Afternoon.
EDIVENCE WAS NOT SUFFICIENT
Commonwealth Makes Out Case o
Strong Suspicion--No
[
Evidence
Connecting Them With the Crime--
A Difference of Sentiment
ns
mouy ol
K
lo
ber,
hn Kachi
testimony w
3
dence to
on
he opinion
} pin 1
a bitter feelin
That Andrew
on the third n
ehoked John t
the latter's death
so bitter that Andrew
jing 6B the "HIgh
made thr Au
IK Was
to treat
deaths, and
refused
te
wt
cals
:
Al
crime
life or death, we deem the conduct of
some of our « ontemporar 8 exoe edingly
mpru opine.
men
der rial
of
gravity
When men are formally arrested by the
Commonwealth or its
in pul
guil
charged with a crime of
ishing e«
ons on the Lt OF innocence
such
officers, due re.
spect should be paid them in their efforts
to run down wrongdoers. The guilt or |
innocense of the accused are not deter. |
taxpayer
DOW
SHERMAN MARTIN KILLED
He was struck by Central train
Salona Station,
Aly Juite lage
William Kessinger
he had taken one ot
and fell, ; as the
hus ody plang
h which in =
His Inti
train was
IK in root
sme Ma
AlIacks,
passing
of the
ust
him
Bar
inert
L Cua
xets Named
Hospital News
:
MV (34 PR
iT)
Bellefonters at Williamsport
ie Fark
Penn
over
parts of the state
from Bellefonte Rev, R
the Episcopal Rector, Sidney Krumrine
Russel R. Blair, H. Robb, Charles
Lukenbaca, ! M. Bullock and Henry
i» Quigley, Esq
ar chardeon
| teacher be so
TEACHERS’ PENSION
MEETS OPPOSITION
New Argument Advanced In Behalf of
“Old Malds'' Being Pensioned,
cholar
A CLEVER LITTLE POEM
Trials of
Touching
Describes the Vexations' and
Our School Marms--A
Appeal For Sympathy and Support
«=*“Citizen's’’' Final Reply
near
A TRAPPER'S OPINION
had fore I can't see it Il
tnicts of which | have personal knowledge
have the same material and eguipmen: i
a8 teachers now, thal they when ‘sy 3
v : d a wed to §
wages averaged $as » are as
S MRR ID a greal mo
pS
Fort
LB A Cet
Ce poor love their sp
wise who can
We ia XK
IL Just 4s mu
vy and Bt
had pay. and if they are
Wis
me tt
1ADY
; wether
nother ( ;
ANG Lhe {
deer
Appointment At State College.
e Al ment of |
) "WN E :
Ww where
eed
we know
1 would
letter only neh
will
ourses |
|
n Ag '
rat
COUrses,
LE] begin
offer Ave
Creamery (
Agr
Husba
Decemby.s and co
Mr Agree is to
these short courses and will
Septem Det
have been bet
our op Dairy Hu
Horticult
These
irse
ol age hat jet (seneral cultire ire
Poultry courses be
gin
weeks
ered an insult to the
grants the license
the
ntinue twelve
re the
if in
Tairs existed any
for a change
i in the school
ren to be better git)
of to appoint
o teach other children
teacher i,
pr 4 pal of
ers be avadable
to lecture without charge before Farmer's
Clubs, Granges and other organizations
designed to promote ' ire in
Penosylvania. My. Agee is already well
and favorably known in Pennsylvania as
an Agricultural writer and as a farmer's
teens, etc, but we think, | institute speaker, The announcement
that this man was just afraid | of his appointment at State College was
there would be a “lull ” in this column received with great enthusiasm by mem
he did not mean what he said if he ever | bers of the various State Agricultural
was inside of a school room. Could a) meetings in session at Harrisburg this
indolent ? who hears all | week
cu
ér olhicers
to be better
however
IMPORTANT EVENTS
AT HARRISBURG
Legislation That Is
for Our
Being
Stale
WHITEWASHING
Democrats Will Have Oq ly Two Qut
Seven Members
Conduct
Committee
Mm
on
Investigation--Qther
ters Attracting Atter
ion
ple des
I'he
tiresled
A me:
iterature
the |
MW Is Lhe stale goveramemt
wn een
has
_
ma
'
Again the Bald Eagle Postoffice
2 1
A Grange Bank
\ eo
Was
Rite
the report of «
national bank
able discus
pated in
on
Dy ) ' mem
The re port was adopted
ery
miltee
tffer
pros
x
v
WAS empowered to confer as to
! int roposed in the
national bankin
of Brad
Was A
J spec
al representative to explain the
method
of organising banks
A Warning
In sounding a = Arping note to those
who may be thinking of joining the
vast procession who are now puttin
good money into mining stocks, one of
the wisest mining experts in the country
| says that the proportion of good to bad
| mines is 1 to joo. Can you pick out the
| one
THE CAPITO
Vol. 28. No. 5.
FACT, FUN AND FANCY.
Bright, Sparkling Paragraphs--Selected
and Original,
Considered
TRIAL LIST
Witmer vs | ~e
ers
arab Trevesseck vs, Bore, of Philips
rga -t
Had Mar
"
y Ancestors Living.
Lincoln's Ant
Iversary
A Men Story
4 Ken berg 1
HB
IHYes abou ) mie
a farmer
:
who
wes iheim
has go b eR horn
Year 1g
of eggs
hens
nam
ng the month
IArY March,
ol; June.4t7; July
) 0 to
619
>eplem Der, 471
ember, 74; December, sgh
the your, s.604 An aver
142 gE per hen 10 One Yur,
oS
A Correction, "
An item was printed in many of our
exchanges stating that clergymen,
under law, were obliged to have
marriages performed by them, recorded
within twenty four hours, to head
off secret marriages. There is a miss
[take as to the time, it should read 30
{days, instead of 24 hours, for baviag
| same recorded