Page 4. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, Thursday, August, 24th, 1911, emocrat, SR Fhe entre FRED KURTZ, Editor CHAS. R. KURTZ Editor and Proprietor, CD A.C. DERR Assoctate Rditor BWORN CIRCULATION OVER 5,600 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : SUBSCRIPTION, - $1.50 Per YEAR | Persons who send or bring the money to | the office and pay in advance, §1 per year | CENTRE DEMOCRAT clubs with N. Y. shrice-a-week Worldfor......c.0vv 00.51.68 Plstshurg Stockman for. ... vax Tess nino aS Bb Published weekly every Thursday morning, | Entered in the postofMce at Bellefonte, Pa... ns | sooond-class matter The date your subscription expires is plainly printed on the labe! bearing your name. All oredits are given by a change of label the first fssue of each month. Watch that, after you remit. We send no receipts unless by special request. Wateh date on vour iabtel, Subscribers changing postoMoee address. and pos notifying us, are lidble for same Subscriptions will be continued, unless other. wise directed. . We employ no collector. . You are expected to send or hring the money to this affee EDITORIAL. When President Taft vetoed the tariff he every must the bill struck reducing on wool, a blow at chase clothes family. The taraiff a needless bill of expense lle, and necessary. who for himself and on man pur woolen wool puts on the pub. makes clothing higher than is It is deny the story put fonte's ost B. Kimport of the Dem in favor of I. J No at any unnecessary to out last week by one of that A Chairman | unreliable papers would resign as eratie County Committee | Dreese, of Lemont such wWhSs ever Mr. Kimport step contemplated | time by The tensgely man" approved ceedings of the County Committee, the heathen magine Damocrat” “delighted.” heartily “Centre and Demo then recent Why rage, and things there strange harmony double-thick all real kind. The Panama canal wor estigation posed for inv Tilson, of House committe labor tion ports that Ing officials employ calling for an Investigation an workmen by discharged Ameri discriminated against ing South an rall ployes from Ameri We publican are real sorry to editors the because fools of much make cent themselves at cnmmitiee meeting the Republican, and read contradictory ac the amusing to 1 Gazette, that counts in which =! them owed absolutely one untruthful, with a possibility that both guilty petty lying to thelr readers for pali- tical effect, The effect of Woodrow election, New (ne | ne WAS were of Wilson's as Governor of Jerse is bringing good results the ing In ties Ir hs large 4 r missior bosses in out the cratic mar tion fired these smu ast Gage first fror tract “Me (the editor of the Centre Dem oorat) has been the greatest help we had in attaining the end we aimed at in the unfortunate post office con- troversay, and we have no objection to his continuing it, ete” Comment the now would be the "unkindest cut of all” minds on nbhove | tory. | as | legislative | Mexica | enlarged { of machinery | al upon | not { that | cotton | means | endeavored to | the bill adopted by | ible a candidate wr county au | the REVIEW OF EXTRA SESSION, Congress adjourned Tuesday night and the most strenuous gession of re cent years will pass into political his The net results of the session, in comparison with the program adopted at the not large, Canadian reciprocity was brought near reality as the executive departments could Statehood was assured and Arizona; lHeity legislation was form satisfactory to its most earnest advocates; provision was made for an House of Representatives based upon the last census, and a few other measures of minor were passed, A Democratic 1866 outset, were and advance for New campaign pube enacted In a it; importance the first since session as a country the the sub executive all efforts the stat House, this convey to the views of the Democracy ject of tariff rey disapproval rendered to impress those ute books, Two tariff bills, materially re ducing the existing duties on woolen goods of all other placing on the free and tools used by farm and amended to include many other Items vetoed by Presi dent Taft He based hig the grounds that the bills had been “scientifically” prepared and tariff revision should walt until reports om the different schedules had made by the taralff board A revision bill awaits a similar seized upon vehicle to on sion but futile Views upon one wool and and the articles classes lint ors, Were disapprov- heen fate, The House, Representative bama, chairman of committee, and the the ned CHBATY not be under the Underwood of the way Speaker Clark bills over the two thirds mustered, leadership of Ala- and pass ), but votes could WOOL BILL VETOED. Taft Refuses Schedule K, Tart last President to Harm President late week vetoed Congres’ to revise tariff schedule, which the had indefens- velo meoessag AR sent Ww the President His the House Mr. Taft HUMers wool denounced as has al and has Washington knows ] Ereaat ject, jnuch o 1 Ir the House. It Is positive that the tariff board al gressed so far with members Ars } President are masses p lebates Ir Its ns whether too high or too Funny Error, an Aann« paper of Miles mcement stating township, ap- that Was itor \ effect brought to that annour petition to i our office bearing request that the placed in paper, which was dons accordingly At time the writer was busy with other matters and gave the matter little thought Now {t turns oft that the man whe brought petition around was Jeremiah Brungart, of Miles township. In hav- ing the blank filled out a ridiculous error ac instead of putting miah Br the wan name with cement the irred the paper ngart or ! Jereminal Mever war spit and Mr. Brur The President Again on a Trip t Taft's r f the W Publicity Bill Passes or ‘ vg reed ! YARNEL! nher Ir f John towy Lg : : } : ! A last 58 week a q ‘onfer's Mra, Jerome Confer Is her daughter Mra Howard Harry Bhank guest of his parents, M. Bhank. visiting with Harry Haagen, of of Alto Mr WAR Bf Mra, A and | left | thes ambitions | i lodge, well | REBERSBURG. Mull and Stover week for are attending The three Lutheran nic on Saturday in voery niles children, Robert Inst school primary Sunday classes chool, Smull's dinner was served well as for the A very time was The Evangelical Sunday a plenie In Daniel Royer's last Saturday Beside the ner, they served to They also reported a Windom Krebs since the na fine were Were a arrival of that 8 hoy The greatest be Aug. 26, day of 1911 ons of when the | Veterny tor the four Sunday s« ind all neighboring plate having 1 Smull's 16a er plone in grove, a nalf of Reber nish the mile _. \ burg iwo bands n ie Prominent hools of ou \ Detwiler Lancaster, w of had a for older reported school Krove fine ce or time brond hore the pic Grove, A the olks held on din eam smile Ib bab this season f() ( ether rs will ), FF with own conten Charl north vill sen Ker are expected to be present, There will battle and a } Colley be a sham hetween St Io can be 37) and cream, bananas ywught on will be a hoarding Cnr their meals all and enfov the got ome remindery ns © Are ere announci this Rover, Mra, J W Haines attended unele Henry Monday himself and VAs simple evervwl Harr Mrs. G B al of their Johnstown shot his found room his untimely death Daniel Condo and son f sidents of TINT seen } gireets qn Lee Shi ff Pitt a few « ) th mi Sunda burg, is ther Shull pt ist two on the church mn i A I Ir f mone ywmed John istown Mrs family, friends, hetter vourself, before by other people ite n few Wfternos this plac wsebhall Rebershu watermelons rams y el There F{] ong ( a t all me This Is only a out funer- I Wt 1 den friends re who a in grot William | Mrs evening of 1 Mr midnight rhancs UNIONVILLE. W. G. Woe thin Mra dent of er a place but now is visiting friends " int Mrs VAR n Howard recent of f visitors J. Eckenroth, Deeble, of Shipton Kill county was a itor at the home of his law, Jonathan Lindemuth, come up later for his supply meat, ground hogs. onons. of coming winter Mr. Deebls has in his possession 1 that 1 AY 0 vearse 4 COBURN LS ida improved front porch and A the carpenters bullding a kitchen of his house his bull man ling a has ganged In rear P former of "hil were ding Jane Ber eran Re. AW and An Cane resi Pit mitre Milesbure friends Ir adel - Lhe Schuyl- semiperiodics brother-11 i Sam wil qf for vis idanr the save he busily Au ne the INFORMATION ABOUT | # iasscieis, PRIMARY ELEGTION| : suas" Judge of 2 Inspectors 1 Registration TOWNEHIFP 1 2 Bchool Constable Church Trustees 2 Overseers of 1 High Constable ele (Continued from first page) Directors ; 2 yrs 1 Poor Bupervisor Auditor 1 Jude | 1 Justice of ti Poa of ele 9 Bchool ) Behoo) tion Inspector Director 1 Constable Councilmen, each... yrs ‘ Councilmen Half Moon Township. Overseers of Poor \ 1 Judge of Auditor . VIS. 2 Inspector Auditor 33 1 Constable the Pence | Soehaol Director . 1 South Philipsburg Boro. } 1 IMirectors 2 Bchool Directors election Justice of School School 1 High Constable Snow Shoe Boro. Judge of elect Inspectors Harris Township Constable y EAST Councilmen (Overseers of Auditor School Iirector Director 2 Rod Dre Director wl Director 2 School DMrectors 1 High Const Sch 1h le State College Boro 1 Judge of electior Inspectors Constable Councilmen Howard Township. 1 M ionville Bero. Judge of Inspec { stable I Hust on Township y o. of ake Benner Township. 'TH PR} Liberty Township ! A " } Tis Vere h 2 Insp Jlewisty | Boggs Township. NORTH PRECINCT Judge of electio Inspectors Registration EAST Marion T AAROCBROT 1 Jude PRECINCT 2 wnship. PRECINCT ction Inspectors Registration assessor TOWNEHIP TICKET Constable Overseers of Director Directors Directors Bchool 8chool iles Township. EAST PRECINCT Judge lection Inspects Regints OO BD a Poor Supervisor | ire I WM ren 2? Scho Township. ge of elect Burnside yd pectors ‘onxtable recor hool Direct College Township 1 Judee of elect Directs Patton 14d Inspectors Township dee f elect T Constali« hool Dire Curtin Township NORTH 2 Direct tter Township Nv H Ferguson Township EART PRI i tion Rush Supervi 5 Cot Auditor Behool (WWerseere Nirector Behool Directors Bchool Directors Haines Township, EART PRECINCT 1 Judge of election ‘ene Bupervisar MM pervisaor Au School Director Bohool Directors Bohool IHhrectors BD AD ab Nada de at Bnow Shoe Township. EABT PRECINCT lion (SHIP TOW! a i erty pny r Directors - ¢ Bochool Directors Bpring Township, NORTH PREC 1 Judge of election Inspectors 38 Union Township Judge ‘ Taylor Township Dire ¢ Bchool Directors Walker Township. EAST PR « ™ I Mirectors Worth Township. Iie f oleth Given under fcial fice this 1 : our hands and the of. the Commissioners’ Of- fifteenth 4 of August A. D. seal of OB WOODRING ZIMMERMAN, I. 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