he Centre dlemocy Circula g Over 5,600-—Largest In Centre County BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, JULY 13th, 1911 Vol. 34. No. 27 SIX of “ DREN ARE TRE re Fou THEIR FUN. P. R. R TICKET OFFICE | Ee Pn CELEBRATION. POLITICAL BOSSES FAKED THE PUBLIC, = RIOUSLY INJURED [eet ne who! gave the CLEANED OF GASH {thay ov. | SHOULD BE RETIRED: =." Farear™ ™ "2 BY A MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION I rr | ! PASSENGER STATION SCENE OF © * : ed | WHY PENNA. DEMOCRACY NEEDS OF LIME. pi ic 1 Sh Me ROBBERY Cie : er pro RE.ORGANIZATION ALL OF THEM BADLY BURNED! fmston. uc ert wim” wits tc | TOOK PLACE IN DAYLIGHT to the D Gren where the 012 LD LEADERS IN DISREPUTE |; The Hot Lime Eat Into the Flesh— \ ! ‘ " 1 Wire Screen Forced from Ticket Win- : Ie J ! Discredited = O01 rey { A ! ‘ Aid Was Quickly Summoned All : : ¥ dow and an Entrance Gained to the! o . : League With t Will Recover—Cause of Explosion { ' ' " \ Jas Drawer—-A Bold Proceed | Timi ’ A J tors—~time for A Ste: Is Unknown, t 1 | ‘ wv Men Wanted THE FOURTH AT HECLA fe Reel up Tuesdny the hearing Hed ore He EMENT ANNOUNCED NEARLY LOST MIS LIFE DROWNED IN DELAWARE ' vercome by Fou Air at Belmont Back " ; Bottom of We Lost a Valuable Horse ‘ . " the fla: , ! b Ay y TY hy ‘ " his Injured In Auto Accident ! ition of U pariy ana — " tes the botior ft Are : . b ™ pe Three Farmers’ Institutes found ommitt ! ~ t. and last April. and the hh they reached the oth od i » Guffe rent ’ was defeat \ \ . evived. Clark Was ous \ ' i i. KE. summoned polled ment. and since they lost they now " worked with the nan A BQUATY ontest hy thelr wn oon mittee They entered nid Aan ARTs id later ¢lare repudiating the whole procedure . Mit fore hw was revived He " ' " , , | " \ y i ale and the spon vill ben tl lost the e claiming ‘ a taken to his home, AR are arranged | ite Canoed From Bellefonte, | . " Wr nll ‘ ye oo i is yet a very sick man, he ment at Harrisbur ve “ ' Horne \ wt of . v Bridge Case Settled that the Democracy o Pennsylvania vot keds POCOVET However, be known of them tl 4 y Fincett si ' nne adelphia Record on Wed The Bupreme Court of Pennsyivar ean only be under the direction of « had a very close chil ment Hetin | a Ap ! Lot ’ nk : endn Phat Edward Back, of | ia on last Fhursday handed down the | the discredited Dewalt who Was doe Ne Septem! ‘ Oetn A l w d . : 18 North Pa svenue. and John long-awaited decision of the Lewis p = Nb i . Tha Hospital otes, pe ot ’ 4 i Quigley, q | ff No North Twelfth burg bridge case In which It dismiss feated at the committee meeting. Tht Operations Pars Frank Partly ) vent dow n the arowned while salling on | ed the appeal of the Lewisburg bridge special committees that was « hosen and Samuel ghulta, Dellefonte; Mrs. Credits Given : ut week In their 76 po i re was made certain yes- | Co. In its suit for damages against | and directed to proceed with the re- | Meda MeCullough, Milesburs, Roy All parsons who sent us money on |and thence up the Hee . when the body of Beck was re the counties of Union and Northum- | organization of their party chose Miles, Pitonirn, Rankin and Wil. subscription accounts in the month | home of their aunt, George A from the water near Palmyra, | berland for damages alleged to have : . > Ham Furey, Pittsburg; Ralph Loose, of June received full credit this wot h He sn, whom they visited several days. | N, J. The boat in which they had em been sustained in the bullding of the Hon. Geo. Guthrie, of Pittsburg, a8 Millheim; Mrs Mary Wilkins, Linden for the same by a change of the date hese young men will spend the next barked on Sunday had previously | free bridge at the foot of Market the new Chairman and they made | yoy : . on hes label. Look at y out label now | tw 6 pont ia w ih tel stives In Centre | hoon found capsized near Florence street In Lewisburg other appointmenis according to the Born-<A son to Mr and Na 8 a ARd YOU CAN Ree SXRL | WOW Your ae- Ane nion countias i + 4 - and to r. Ah instructions given them by the last Willis, State College; count stands, and t / | . totnt : 4 aid n tha oS ay you | . Cattle Turned Into Wheat Fields. Centres County Reunion, | meoting of the State Committes. As | Mrs. Charles Hughes, Bellefonte. OW ler we received mon. A New Interpretation, Cattle have been turned Into A The committee arranging for the | | Discharged Mra. Emma Kline, les ment by mail and gave oredit for | History Teacher—What Conapleus | number of wheat flelds along Lycom- | annual outing of the ex-Centre couns {a result of these preceedings the ol | yrieaburg; Mrs Emma Kreps, Belle the Ag ll at ent} gio he i. ous feature figured in Harrison's oam- | Ing creek, the farmers giving UP the | tains has decided to hold the reunion | BANE WAS routed, and as a bluff are | fonte; Wilson Rogers, Dale Summit; y @ mntion when | ’ » y " | i : ~ ¥ ny stint ) palin Pupil-—In the long procession | crop as worth absolutely nothing | nt Lakemont park on Saturday, July | atill pretending that Dewalt, the man | Robert Ebhden, Wilmington, Del. ) [they had a log cabin with a colored | : 129. This will be one of the biggest | wh | Admitted for treatment: Mra. Emme — . . | man tied on top. History Teacher—A A Boy. | plonios of the year, as there are hun- who was ousted in April, is the actual | ow inurst, Curtin; Henry Kline, Centre Democrat §1 per year most | what? Pupll—Well, my history says| The stork visited the home of Mr dreds of former residents of Centre chairman. On the other hand Guth | peijefonte. news for the money and it ls not there was a live coon fastened on the | And Mrs, Chas RR Kurtz on Wednes- | county who have already signified | = ws Eighteen patients are now in the tainted with garile. roof, | day evening and left a little Soy. thelr Intention of attending. (Continued on page 4) hospital, »
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