Page 6, Thursday, October 31st, 1912 The Centre Democrat, CHAS. R. KURTZ, Rditor and Proprietor, A.C DERR, Associate Rditor, LATION OVER 65,500. BWORN CIRCUI TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : SUBSCRIPTION, - $1.50 Per YEAR Persons who send or bring the money to she office and pay in advance, $1 per yoar CENTRE DEMOCRAT clubs with N. Y. shrice-a-week Worldfor......... Biggaburg Stockman for... vives . J. Bryan's "Commoner" Y Widnes weekly every Thursday morning. Entered in the postoMee at Bellefonte, Pa. us second-class matter. The date your subscription expires is plainly printed on the label bearing your name All sredits 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 : ~ nest. Watch date on vour label, reg abacrivers changing postofMoe address, and nos notifying us, are liable for same Subscriptions will be continued, unless other- ise directed, i "We employ no collector, You are expected to gerd or bring the moneyto this office EDITORIAL. Democrats, keep your eye on Pen- rose's Democratic “annex” in Centre county. Any man who has courage and con the friend of time be an as victions « not Penrose and at Bill Flinn and his the same for candidate, iis Repub- to Penrose has instructed 1} lican followers in Centre County take to Gramley. “annex” here for some Penrose's Democra has been booming time. ie Gramley not traveling the county up the re organizations behalf. He not believe in mixing the two, and f that reason he i Foster to R. M is ligious does trying line in his or is deser g of credit Remember it cast have guing. to on next been talking The harvest it Ty see us next Wigton who bell Sam one For the | primaries his UP POS¢ The sati ocratic Pre ery Democra polls and Democrat to the polls 8 Gramle) publi Wav you ¢ ite to the succes of the ticket. that in mat is the kind of worl the most counts Pennsylvani $50,000,000 favor good Bill Fl is the and Penrose. ton supported ord Bull M upporting est form of The ne ha be Don't n gress son; ident bosses te in the of 4 red The Democrac might now ntre ist as wel ognize the | as Penrose has a Htthe Democratic it he ¢ “annex” party th needed ull on when Pen WOrKing Centre count An This “annex” ever it in time rose’'s Democrat for the for the for Penrose United rose’'s Democratic is election of that for Cephas Gramley reason vote re-election the Watch Pen- for it is do- ing business at the old stand Cephas will to States Senate “annex.” The ballot quite to be complicated Tuesday everybody voted on is and should carefully study the sample bal- lot to be found on the inside page of this Issue, of the Sheriff's It is simply a reduced form of the bajilot. In order to avold making mis- takes most Democrats will put their X In the large square at the side of the ballot, Those In favor of Taft will vote in the party square, while the Bull Moose friends of Roosevelt will be sure to make their X after the Bull Moose square, which Is a proclamation, part election The New York Herald, the New York American, and the New York World three of the largest papers in the country-made election forecasts In their last Sunday editions. Each one finds that the election of Taft is hope- less, and that while Roosevelt is out of the question, Wilson will make a sweep of the country, Pennsylvania is con- sidered one of the doubtful states that Wilson will likely carry, but with Roosevelt stronger than Taft, That official | will there Flinn down which will be only a change of bosses, that the crowd Penrose, means Case Wilson is Why then should he hostile United better that chance that put of be States the to they sure being n Senate? were Democracy inaugurate full practice | Kiven a policies and have a op- | portunity to | test into that No man with a balky C'ongress or a those things they have so long advocated cian accomes anvthing Patton | plish vole that the who cer- vote fo for for Gramley for Assembly means throwing obstructions in of the VOU urs next ident, it If you pres Democoy want dorsement | endorsed In erhofl Horton Hous without solutions, b Ray Gramley bo people tas Ray re Moose the society, temperance while Horton the Ih Moos Democratic in the will be for him 11] ‘annex’ expect handle Penrose’ Ver who like water it, men ur 1¢ peo it and 1O1 every - particuli body should in AT, “WILSON AND SOLDIERS.” “Governor Wilson, nominee for President, in a the administration of Presid land, on page 180, volumes of the American People” “ "What most } tion of the country, aside from action In the matter of a to office the extr the Dem revi ent fo H the wt ter his attracted if old Act of Pension Bill In 1878 t} to soldiers Congress, relates Every the or pensions beginning with Arrears has been In ar " diers ensior has . { WHY WASTE YOUR VOTE. vernment w He great to the date Dem Is large cratic He he enough he senate President Wilson ed party in full branches of congre tion to carry out policies to whi The country } vision of the tariff of living, with Het) legitimate business will have an honest enforcement the law against predatory trust monopolies It will have emancipated fiom boss | corporative rule. It will have a sane progressive administration of publi affairs from the day of Woodrow Wil. son's Inauguration That is what the great mass of American people want, whether they call themselves Democrats or Republi. lean Progressives, That what they | will get If they act intelligently The way to get It Is to give Gov. Wilson a majority so overwhelming that it will be Indeed the volce of the people Why waste your vote?--N. Y. World STANDS FOR NOTHING. rati 184 8 We th will n free government rule and from in Can any one understand why elth. jer Dr. Benninghof, of Bradford, and |W. T. DeHaan, of Clearfield, two men { just en able If not superior in ability {to Charles E. Patton, who were will. | Ing to take the Bull Moose nomina- | tion for Congress In this District and eome out with an absolute, positive { declaration In favor of T. RB. and his { principles, were turnell down, regard. {less of the will, wish or rule of the | people and the endorsement of this party given to n man who-to get it promised neutrality In face of a med. { fore, vote dodging, standpat record in Congress? Neither for Taft nor against his policies and neither for Roosevelt's policies or against Roose. velt Himself, Is Mr. Patitgn a Flinn. Taftite or Taft-Flinnite? he ~tand? | | elected, | hampered with | It | be | their | | | and | team A | THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. National Committeeman Palmer of the appeal to the Democratic voters of | "A gives vour candidates and the cause of 1b in both the State The privilege—a the the State Democratic State Committee, careful canvass and nation, tired of government of people are 0 gover which money clal methods the liberties “In this which masquerade: and misuse of the under Republican 1 the name rupted, In the fills in Penn responsible trugle of for the boss lvania which show under “Experience that the n n ue progr ved before 1d sincere partisanship vy nt and “Do not be a the the hour inrmed b ET sre at cleventh of the Steel Try are enjloving which | political § ould pre “Contrast this deliberate declara i of them-—because nothing « er, with the ‘calamity howling continuance of “Ph and ri thelr own power true to vourselves ghteous cause self-government ag m the i me hi ns bes vices. “Give at least one (30 hi y ' “Upon you and your committees the vote is polled and honestly cour “Give the day to your country, y THE DUTY OF THE HOUR. promise people and Ignore “The opportunity Is here; the poy vent, and have “Your country calls you to duty; day to your ¢ WwW. the chairman urgent and George thrie hnve issued ‘onan anin following Iv on November § for ernment and progress of victor good gov rey, arbitrary power and spe- nment of been perpetuated by hing and h has ind Aas ov idden d needs naching th the Rep patronage thelr ‘criminal con nt of ibliean party’ Thi re vour opportunity machine and these hops unite tion of 1 Ht ning machine Fit oon het your country demands your ser- tizenship. 1 mel i } f rests the final duty of seeing that ted and returned our liberties and your rights. QUESTIONS FOR MR. PATTON. 1. In the 62nd Congress, how did you vote on the bill called the Farmers’ Free List? For the farmer or in fav. or of the trusts? 2. How did you vote on the resolu: tion investigate the Money Trust? a fact you dodged this vote. Congr r Record dodged this to is 1t not 1 page vate 2 } that 3. How did you vote on the Con- ference Report to the Sherwood Pen- | sion Eill, which gave the old soldier | the most magnanimous pension yet | granted by a government to its defen 5626 shows you ) on earth aged fers? 4 When the the Childs’ Bureau Bill to lives of helpless little ged to was before the conserve children obl House, how did work you vote? How did vote the bi taxing white phosphorus mat hes so as put a prohibitive tar them to protect the dippers from the spread of that inant disease known as fossy jaw’? you on to upon ma ioe a} r thin measre 6. Why did you dodge the vote on bill reducing duties on wool, as also the bill reducing duties on cotton, when you knew that woolen workers so underpaid that they them selves could not even afford to wear woolen clothing? 7. Why didn't you the duties on chemicals, duties on quebrache, chemical largely used Ww Ww were vote to reduce especially the an imported in tanneries’ [| 1 in tar 8. Why did you vote against passage of the free sugar bill? This tariff protects no Ia loca it ye e f rere borer Armer We er helples ons 9. Why did mer you vote to sustain President Taft in the passage of the iron and Steel Bill over his veto? See page 11,797 10. Why did you dodge votin Rule providing for Discussion of Trust Investigation? 11. Would you also further advise the voters what beneficial laws referred to in your printed letter of October 20th, received your support? 12. How do you expect Taftites to vote for vou, when you have repudiated Mr. Taft and his principles by a posi- tion of neutrality and how can honest Bull Moosers support you when you have failed to contribute to their cam. ign fund and refuse to come out for dy on any of his principles? on tee! pa Te PATTON A DODGER. Mr. Farmer, in the last Congress 226 Democrats and Progressives voted to. gether to pase the farmers’ free list bill over the President's veto, while a miserable 127 stand-patters voted against It. This bill would have re- leased you from the pillaging exac- tions of the International Harvester Company. When this bill passed the Houses Mr. Patton dodged It but he was one of the 127 that voted to sustain the President's veto, Does he repre. sent you or the International Harves. ter Company? Remember that 237 votes would have passed the bill ov. er the veto and it only falled becom. ing a law by eleven votes, notwith. standing the veto of Mr. Taft. Why | did Mr, Pafton vote that this great | Trust should have perpetuated power {to hold you up? Don't you need re. | Where does | Hef? Write him, and find out | When the old soldiers’ Dollar-aDay | AN IMPORTANT ISSUE. rsement ree-fourths of the a most important part of ental aw, and this frosty fhe states ro en OI BEV ET MONOPOLY IS SLAVERY. ommend to the follow evers ng brief printed In week legalize . et 111 one stu thoughtful sentences n editorial the New World lust attempt to and regulate ry was the | ey In I f the Constitution, which led to and the most momentous modern history. Slavery regulated by government: could only be destroyed, and In the end had to be destroyed at the cost of hundreds of th of liv and thousands of millions of moneny. “The vital truth that Woodrow Wilson Is now gecking to impress up- n the minds of American people is hat monopoly is slavery. It is not only economic and Industrial slavery, t it is political slavery. The gov. ernment does not regulate monopoly and cannot regulate monopoly, It is monopoly that regulates the govern- ment “The Republican party has no clear lefinite policy in dealing with this great evil, The Progressive party purposes to regulate and control monopoly, but the Democratic Party, under the leadership of Woodrow Wil. son purposes to extermniate monopoly, There Is no supreme power at Wash- Ington that ean guarantee the liber. ties of the American people; they must guarantee their own liberty.” AAT kof 1ld not be usands on “One Term for One Man" We favor a single presidential term and to that end urge the adoption of amendment to the making the President of the United States Ineligible to re-election, and we pledge the candidate of this conven- tion to this principle ~National Demo- cratic Platform. \n Pianos Tuned and Repaired, 1. 1. Lajeal, expert plano tuner and repairer from Erle, Pa, will arrive on about November 26th, 1912. Orders left at Beezer's Meat Market or Brock« whether he Intends voting for Taft or pension was passed Patton falled to be | erhoff House will receive Prompt at. x Roosevelt In November, fon hand and vote for it tention, Constitution | WILSON WAY IN LEAD. Indications Are That He Will Pennsylvania, With the presidentional election only {five days off and the campaign enter ing its final and perhaps ital stare indications are, according to the ? York Herald national canvass, Governor Wilkon has a les the Lattle for the presidend For second place a de Is on between the president Roosevelt, with the latter In several tions of the re, according the pondents’ most recent his for not ref ( oles it § POs after the last |} i! ( + con Carry Dig pernate and ding ountr Herald reports Fri | Ape res a “drift Thi | ident SALE REGISTER. ement n the of : a sharp I.. F SATURDAY. NOV Dietz, 1 mile « White} Lemont Maver auvcet Mr. and Mrs of Mt, Eagle, ite w i} south Sale m Geo Lat ¥ PUBLIC SALE. od Holstein 1 4, RE fat shoats, 15 wier ighbred 8S ockerels, 8 Pearl #8 and 1 rod 2 thor Orpington « potat At © Williams | ne FARMING IMPLEMENTS: Adriance Buckeve mower. In good n, Oshorne hay rake, Oshorne Dise harrow, complete with fore truck and 3 horse evener., alm new: 17- tooth Osborne spring harrow 80 tooth Osborne spike harrow, Syra- cuse Level plow, Syracuse side-hill plow, single shovel plow, single culti. vator, pair sleds, No. 4, Fulton & Ben- net make, almost new: fiat hay lad. ders, rakes, forks, shovels, grabs rough-lock chains, single and double trees, Enterprise sausage cutter and stuffer, dinner bells ete. ete I. F. MAYES, Auct on, oi time and BE me will eo conditi at LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE, Estate of Mary Martha Poorman, Bellefonte Borough deceased Letters of Administration In the above named estate having been granted to the undersigned by the Register of Wills of Centre County, Pennsylvania, all per. sons indebted to the sald estate are hereby requested to make payment and All persons having claims against sald extate are requested to present the same | duly authenticated without delay to | J. K. JOHNSTON, x47 Admr NOTICE © late of CHARTER. made to the Oourt of Common Pleas of Centre County, Pa, on Tuesday. the nineteenth day of November, A. D, 1912, at ten o'clock A. M., under | ! 3h provisions of the Corporation Act of April for an intended cor poration to be ealled “THE MEEK CEMETARY ASSOCIATION". 10 be located at or near Meek's Church, in the Town. | wh | same for the purpose of a sepulohre; and for the bt, benefits, and privileges confered b the said Act and the "i th J October 17, 1912 E21] Solleltor for the Applicants. F APPLICATION FOR. Notlee is hereby given that apnlieation will be 1874, and It's supplements, for a Charter | | sip of Ferguson. The character and object of | h are 10 obtain Jand. and to improve the | these purposes, to have, possess, and enjoy all | ge | PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. By virtue of an order issued out of the Or phans’ Court of Centre County, the undersigned, ndministrator of &e, of Sarah M. Noll, late of Spring wwoship, Centre County, Penna, de. censed, will sell at public sale on the premises in Spring wwoship. Centre County, Penna. on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22rd, 1912 P. M., the following described Bounded on the East by public road, on the South by G. W. Lonebarger, on the West by Horses Robison et al and on the North by lands formerly D. G, Bush now Kauffman Bros. containing Kl acres and 90 perches net measure Thereon erected a two-story frame dwelling house, stable and other dings Kx cepting and reserving therefrotn 4 Lr i land containing two acres sold off above seribed tract, This tract of land is covered with young timber TERMS OF SALE aL 1 propery 0 CioeK ouLbhu 1 day and Ho NOTICE OF INQUEST, Court of Centre Juri the Orphan's of WILLIAM G, BROWN} Borough, deceased 1 G. Browne, deceasod, and ¢ are hereby VALUABLE REAL ESTATE PUBLIC SALE. anu s K alu AT Private Sale Notice of Real Estate. eves of a nrerestod parties i hie follow & described real forough of Howard, County « ¢ of Penusylvania, bounded as follows 3 Walnut rius M Sixt) oR street South- the s Beginning st a CRS COTT fit Po er of ner wath JARDNER GROVY rdian of minor ck riam C. Ik eorased ren ver Treatment. thir Guaranteed Li ere re ist two gs 1 be use Rexall y Are tively, nless ined that they cont remedial agents in and of sufficient wip relieve any ordinary as well as the bod - from a diseased We « not to recom- Pills if we them We our guar- if they do it for troubl ments ing on of the liver ) gRuarantee—or even Liver nee in ys wCause antee means simply this not satisfy and relieve you, we will re. your money without hesitation. cents. Sold in this commun- Al our store. YOU CAN ONLY Cer erar Sreens lie Jexall siore WANTED | other aris 14 1a fund Price ot iv ity h 4 oni Apples - and - Potatoes W. H. Macker, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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