Page 2. THE CENTRE DEMOCNKAT, BELLEFONTE. PA, Thursday, June 22nd, 1911, ANOTHER SAMPLE OF POSTAL EXTRAVAGANCE HOW THE DERS DEPARTMENT PUBLIC FUNDS CAUSE OF THE DEFICIENCY Not Due to but to and Graft--Other Postal SQUAN Newspapers Extrava- gance Items of Gen- Interest to eral Clerks Overwork- ed Reduce Expenses Fhirty $298 de the little economies footed master Hitchook his m' and fices and amples of Republi haskets were of by Post in furnishing brown room™ of striking ex- to-the-quick testimony tak on ex department wastepaper tables Oe Gen red ro These cut ware revealed In the House committee in the postoffice economy before penditures Mr. Hiteheock en sanctioned the expendi ture of $7.500 in refurnishing three rooms, $4,000 of which to furnish ing the Postmaster private of fice alon furnish ings especially [ manufac tured wolally de pigned cary Ar ra furnished the nue All supplies w ought jecting the ] or the but to order and f mahogany royalty: § ) gt $98 produced table; $286 purchased a 3 d desk 1 $1¢ third, A went General's walnut Cirea in ires inn signed and and sj peria penditure without sub saoyred He Fa re who contract t npetition and sec an Five hundred chased two American arm chairs ward One ther with ores Oring $id Ome They enera mize t boys Btrangs oT ra the ited ok econom: wimaster salary of third assistant the iatter "o eof receparating in after fhe interests hit General Da $5,080 t A postmaster joa Wn health of ne rey ne governs St SAr Laws! general, while Max RINE » \ Now —— and parts performing hatever Mirman aN, And agricul ation of mining pub { dering Guggen helm's “¢ ( § the Margan Guggenhe notor lous for and its prominence ) in scandal, It is singu! committee ships dia of the foreign Hiking and ndieate projects inger the arly ! priate happened to fa as they Senator Crane is a committee on inters commerce When was ita head bills intended telephone monopoly of which Crane Is the largest holder telegraph and general Whe world. The bills committee plgeonholes Most appropriate (or Inappropriate) of all I» the appointment of Senator Lori mer to the commitise on agrieulture and forestry. As & member of the House committee on agriculture Lorimer fought the pure food bills and antl. butterine law for the Chicago beef trust, and thers is little doubt but that the Block Yards boss Is under even more obligations to the beef trust now than he was while A representative. It will be noted that the designation of this committees In the Senate Is “agriculture and forestry.” Lorimer's interest In forestry might be explained by Mr. Hines, that prominent member of the lumber trust who “put him over.” member and Mr tate the ate the and to curb to the telegraph chairman. Crane of telephone and electric stock In never got out of was committee referred | a sub-committees | A STEP FORWARD, An Important Change to Milk Supply. Diary Secure Better In an inter Con the Food upon House Hill Approve b Governor Sth Tune A I said nnmissione: tep in the In hous and the hon It pump out of as an for the good Kives the town food It drives the milk depot thickner it viev and nissioner Foust commented new milk nw kn LE LY "ener 1811 marks terest ont WI as Ww hi day of the (% forw der puts the substitute and to get alr out of deceptive Krag the yman commission old brindle cow child a chance the drug-shop and halts the enters t The the ¢ cent and 12 per bolow ard daly ns he door the Commissioner adds, fixes standard for fat at 3.36 per ths for milk solids at these being the percentages which milk for household and to be served hotels, restaurants and boarding he not go This is the first Pennsylvania in which a standard for entire state has been fixed It is worthy sald the Commissioner, that standard thus Is identical with National milk standard governing 1 the a This milk trade by the nw milk total cent, , sold in ses use may nw enacted in milk the note also the the the standard of sot between tes the Sec United was proclaimed Agriculture of retary States of Congress an expert studied the authority mendation of had ities the mission of the vari of the Uni of mill of dairy recon com who milk law onwealt) ing fr i ily held ait! frequent rried 1 ep water. This manner | law, which 1g | ip net withh 0 dest eM Jorm of the great r f 1 lakh ne evades the fish of a seine or of a dam rt made f sha bits use } feet wp possible by nber 1 was the | apearing Tl [| Army f Veterans Rapidly Decreasing " v ¢ Acogrding { 5 gu ow ring of ree 1. Klos w ho troyed about Love Neighbor hin in and A month ago in force and Ten acres in potatoes neres planted In vegetables The neigh caring for Mr poultry By the time recover from their In Juries all of their farm work will be completed and they can then rest until it Is time to gather the crops In the meantime a new barn will built and fie vere burned their barn farming imple Heading Kl ere planted In ha about ter grain and ama bore have also Kioz's cattle and he and his son ments near turned out planted him five were 2's crops for orn been up be Mother of Three In 11 Days. Two “weeks ago Herman Richard, of | Chicago, 1l., was called up at his busi. | ness place and informed that he had a {son. He was happy and began prepara. {tons for a christening. A few days Iater he was shocked by a call which sald his Infant son had a brother. Mev. jen days after the first birth a second brother arrived Richard's was turned to grief when the children died within a few hours of ech other An Odd Mixture. Twelve oarioads of Immigrants pass. od through Altoona one day last week, on & morning train. In the lot were representatives of seventeen countries, perhaps twice thet many dialects. At the station many of them got out of the train to stretch their legs. One of the young women in the party wore a pronounced “hobble” skirt, happiness | SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT, will wisely Warn it is treated Pennsyvivania out land yield That Rallroad to an in Company preaching farmers But it has been preaching it it has proving The Long Is Rallroad means of experimental farms worst ten the 1 cultivated nt a good profi NO Pennsylvania ha one the nme experimental station at profit if bean Hines doing mor been und hy the be the thing Bacon, proved that acre uld on co with an Delaware The land 1 farmed for robbed of earlier and mrchaged five your fertility onsidering it Owners ot {row 1p HE t briar been been Oars its ras not It had veral aver its worthle HWE this ort of condition took «ol iy a stable man about 15 pounds of of 47 Company's oxy small ication per app tons rm was an ad ire, nacre raised re the 500 me, ©« the Car "0 grown benefit of which w Nears ing to and nt first rate bushels variety of fruits amd in order to d¢ the in the vegetables were the tory termine that Argest re farmers terri auld bring avery the f turns ing planted host monevma)l Church 100 Years Old beautlf ar June 1, 15% increased to $3.5 ir er day and withesses Acts na mileage $1.50 inconsistent with But repenler genera reased the repealing all own pr plied only t ™ thin Po vim; 8 Dew AW Drov ’ r getting rid al legging axtablishes per Ants Destroy Seven Acres Tail f Was Father Hhe father Last winter =a ed on the High angled the Jor Bridge. 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