Circulation Over 5,600 Both Phones 2 Zh P entre Democrat, Best ori: Medium In Centre County Everybody Reads It Circulation “Over 5,600-—Largest in Centre county. EX-SEN. W. C. HEINLE CALLED BY DEATH SUCCUMBED TO PNEUMONIA IN A NEW YORK HOSPITAL. WAS ILL BUT A FEW DAYS) 'A WARRIOR VISITOR | | | | | [| | | | | Brief Biographical Sketch of His Life | —Acquired a Splendid Education in | Early Life Mainly Through His Own | Efforts. Heinle, one of the of Bellefonte, Hon. William C most prominent a former state attorney at this bar, died 12.050 P. M,, in the New York, after a brief iliness pneumonia, Mr. Heinle left for New York about two weeks ago on a busi- ness trip in connection with the sale of some lands in which he was interested, His business transacted he was about to return home was taken to the Bellevue Hospital Tuesday of last week. On Friday he was visited by his daughter Catherine, who is teaching at Elizabeth, N. J. and she found him so much improved that it,was thought he could leave the hospital the next day. Saturday how- citizens Senator Sunday at ever pneumonia developed and his condition became alarming. He gradu- ally grew worse until Sunday noon when he passed away. The news his dcath was a profound shock to thin euiemunity and expressions of regret and sorrow were heard on all sides The remains of deceased were brought to Bellefonte on evening and taken to his late East Bishop street, where the services were held on Wed morning at 10:30, conducted rege E. Hawes, pastor ! byterian church of which a member The Mas attended in a t and the servic where the J Ine William C. Heinle and Catherine Fedrie born in Miles wnshi November 30th of demise months and 15 he was thrown He received from fathe r scholar. At the went to live with Lamar township, which plac i farmers in the district seventeen the Rebgrsi which gradu tween ns a farm Necessary ing of the in 1875 Hastings publi elected pr department College Ir read law was admit in 187 or home on funeral 1 ins Dr Ines: Ge ody in the Tr wa was Hel 18549 Was days upon his « his aged his e ¢ the ac hi Cars urg he genni ind In mone y a L membe the Ws wfterward term The Mr. Heinle Ar ADIT ted t« lefeated ler Patton chosen | ole Alexand bik] date for ing a | and ne gh recel 8 defeated on Hin his 1 Congres wndsome for the office by Chas h then Mr. Heinle had devoted time legal practice. He was united In marriage with Mb Rose Woods, a daughter of Jam« and Margaret Woods, of Bellefonte, and she p from this life about four teen years ago Eg hildren Catherine, now instructor In school at Elizabeth, J. and J. Mal colm Heinle, of this place. There also survive two sisters Mra, Kate In hoof, of Nebraska, and Julia, of Kan- sas. Deceased was a member of Helle. fonte Lodge No. 268 F. & A. M,, also of Lock Haven Lodge of Elks Pa 4 “ wased le An Vin two « n . N You May Now Cateh Bass, June 15th, witnessed the advent of the annual season for catching bass, but as that date fell on Sunday anglers were compelled to control thelr ardor until Monday. Bass are considered by most fisherman to be the gamiest of all fish, and it generally takes an expert fisherman to land the big fellows, Like the trout the bass wiil rise to a fly, but most of the spec fes In local waters are captured with the lure of helgamites, minnows, ete, The penalty Is $100 now for insert. ing folders or circulars within a news paper in Pennsylvania, and a leading | from | when he became ill ana | | ville, } ! sion father { have | sire i | : Monday | {| Smull, a : and | | His lof a the | IN BELLEFONTE been TWO FRIENDS MEET MANY YEARS. IT WAS A HAPPY RE-UNION Were Schoolmates at Tuscarora Acad- emy Nearly Seventy Years Ago— Gen. Taylor, Though 86 Years Old, Served as United States Juror. AFTER { nm ! John ped home Thursday P. Taylor, over at the from the evening last Reedsville, Bush House, enroute U. 8. court at Wil- of stop- Bellevue Hospital, { Hamsport, where he served as a juror, he was 86 th, inst. At when the veterans of Reno R. learned of his presence, him a fraternal greeting ception at the Country amounted to an ovation The General was Mifflin county, Centre and in the very home one has lived except great grandfather, Robert Tay- before the Revolution of 1775, took the land there and the old of the manor was bullt by Now that the passing silvered o'er his and which he has always worn, the solitary and distinguls er of his fami outbreak of although day, the old on Fri- Willlamsport, Post G. A they gave and ‘lub, years a ( which at Reeds- south where a Tavlor born Just ever lor, up 1am IONE beard, remains memi At the Dale n« ment recs An nte eral fe The Gen Dale whether Rev, living, and when learned that he was, expressed a de- to see him as they were school boys together at Tuscarora Academy nearly seventy years ago. Al up the Hughes, domicile and learned that the veteran educator was out tak- ing a ride In the good old-fashion gentleman's turn out Soon he ap- pe red in sight and alled th Bush House veterans ther as! Gienl inquired of Mr Hughes was still arp ly “a } 3 was a sigh then exchanged | erat,” i with | bitter | pitiable | after | now, | is | | reference Genl, | | chosen | no opportunity re. | 10 chosen by {orders to of | no | | Insist | take man- | his |i years | he | called | Limpert is all right. {the greatest Democratic | become over to | for a de- once drove 8 and Geeneral very de " RUMBERGER CONFIRMED, ppointment nas an ne- ~en f Mr ements lumberger ming from ee, has given Paston He in vith an excep 2 a Demos effect) ¢ ve recent Judge Or new fends in The orge W fam mber of heen in iy enrs tion. He¢ High here will Hefonte fortune mend He w Bailes of Johnsat« mmendation and sentative for vppoint Warren thins rec ment wn Centre Countian's Son Killed. in IHinols paper we glean the account of the wecidental Roy Smull, son of William former Centre county citizen taymond Smull, the 15- year old son of Willlam Smull, living the town of Rock Run, a mile and a half northeast of the village of Dakota was accidentally killed, Baturday af. ternoon, June 7th, The boy spent the afternocn with George Johnson, son neighbor, killing gophers with a 22-caliber rifle. On thelr way home Johnson climbed a fence first and Smull passed him the rifle, butt and first and at full cock. In seizing it Johnson touched the trigger and the weapon was discharged. The bullet entered Bmull's right side and came out through his back. He was taken to the Johnson home nearby but died 46 minutes later, The corners jury found his death to be purely accident. al and exonerated the Johnson boy from blame, The latter is about 17 years old” Former From following death of “Roy leaver's | moat | in| | from | if BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, JUNE 10th, B "CORRECTION NEEDED. the an the violent During past month in a May the abuse rage The of the over 22nd article showed teachings the Democratic upon public writer, in a inating was only he political amused: and of himself favors spectacle fat he made holding from because cannot lead, is It Necegsn 80 long subsisted it they would be a to be Yet, we of May deemed rv) are too numerous beg to our issu« "2nd Ww disgruntled publisher article labored ungratefully waste of v continu: the 1913, the "Watchman ha “The are of that Centre Demo why appeared in and others not in harmon) After effort to he column dis party devoting six make a repl n rim his friends Hated the ho, 111 were humli an envious, jealous, fifty the spiteful man, w his party over years of his assalling aluable correcting Ind here we party this mistakes on which he space the in paper of Meek readers by lly ulgence of our sald, among other things “Our delegates to State conventions were chosen INVARIABLY without U all their co At the the last without to the p until spring delegntes making pledges voters old oters of their politi to consult themselves solely the connivance of the Guffey-Hall Guffey yoke, With for the ecting > 14 from the Rang put on because the the ascertained previously new that every candidate such a his instructions from people b y wn ANOTHER CORRECTION enough in “We still have faith Watchman I has Democras This comment can be fittingly “In a few words it may be said th victory mistaken in 8B ineffic It to give up his position in the Democr closer t h with tl peop Pent vania Aare tre NOCT CIing a A i r are thet WiLL NOT SULK miner when he ca with the herd 2 count nvictions county personal al T position and given ITS UNSWERVING LOYALTY for fifty-eight years.’ concluded by by the editor of the "Centre Hall Reporter”: tden he ar { regard to convictions, pledges or promises to the voters—simply to take orders.” Lo state conventions were “invariably” known and without making pra A few delegates suc strength; the The latter elected conventions there was ly ceeded tica the county remainder were clique “invariably tool hose who themselves refus had pry y convictions which the vot should Lr ers can declare the ition a he is not Insts of from worthy that Mew chosen ntrol d wi ding NEEDED, respect for the party, to which the 1 5) Meek again printing the following al Democratic County Chairman A B He manipulated the vaachinery when Centre county won it had in many years, and he has since not was forced | that because one man headquarters State to make room 'emocrats The mind is e, 1 t all Lhe ons i! daggers st ants to keep in THE STRAIGHT DEMOCRAT, THE HONEST POLITICIAN, Hellefor of Orne Thursda i of ana have make | time ch ements money induc waved is the same a8 want the keep send- of Bellefonte their ste hat | | MYS to Tes, AS mi MBO CAD will pla « ju and that there that py a me era in ariely that mu thes means dave kno that the mer uaranteed the and iver ‘ Democrat ve t heme an st h WA ai the will nd ntments have there that ndvertise dis aps | 4 Bellefonte to mont come ft week "ni int RAVE nex Way. lation stone Industries on the x» rumor in circu that extensive lime are to be commenced future In the vicinity Marion township, this in that event a raliroad to Jacksonville either or from Mill Hall. This proves true will open up a big industry in what has been heretofors a quiet farming community. A large number of men will be given employ- ment. With the new automobile fae tory for Bellefonte, the new peniten- tiary, the building boom at State Col- lege and other new projects in view, it looks as if Centre county Is In for the greatest industrial boom In its history. New There the effed is to i operations the near Jacksonville, county, and will be bullt Howard it Abandoned Mines to be ‘Revponads It is reported the old Wigton mines, near Carrolitown, abandoned more than twelve years ago by the Wig. tons, the well known Clearfield county coal operators, have been taken over and will be opened soon by the Penn. sylvania Coal and Coke Co. The min- os were abandoned by the Wigtons on account of defective drainage. to ) in| of | FLAG DAY EXERCISES. ohsers I in inv of a Day Wan the Bellefonte in evening, June 13th of a large number of The exercises cosisted songs by the assembly by Smith's ore from the ritual on. an altar sery gnificance of the emblems the fing, and a patriotic Rev. John Hewitt altar service was parti give and the selections fr were ealculated to inspire nts of respect and reverence national emblem. That part exercises alone served a good pur- and it is to be regretted {| more of our people viald not be ed. because we believe it would a tendend to make them more tic and loyal citizens The address of Mr. Hewitt rie with entertainment It Ing and devotion protection to y sentiments expressed ont from the appropriately Lodge of } ke the ited om hestra gel adapted to ce Hustrati come ng dress by 1 impr ritual larly he _ ff r ir the I have patri- WAS Ire and to lag ur which Citizen licited audience ated loval 4 ' ui he ‘ applause the was served and all present were concluded thoroughly en r h exercises 4 Accident in Walker Township Robert Grove Hyver with John the Furst ikety wl who on township ne with noon was thrown | the wagon and sustained painful juries It was the load before dinner hour and possibly Mr was in a hurry to get his horses to the barn, and in his haste he stepped on the singletree and was thrown vio- lently to the ground, under the front wheels, While the wheels did not pass over him, he was dragged some distance and was badly bruised about the body. Dr. J. Coburn Rogers, of Bellefonte, was sent for and on mak- ing an examination found that there were no internal injuries and after applying the proper treatment, Mr Grove rested easier and we are glad to state will soon be himself again Grove farm : ile &t in Hing team of hors es Saturday 1] in the last Ciaarsiton Cause Fire at Orviston, Cigarettes, backed by a crowd of small boys, caused a fire at Orviston on Sunday afternoon. The boys were smoking near a pile of shavings used by the Orviston Fire Brick Company to pack brick for shipment, and when a gust of smoke arose from the pile, they became frightened and shouted for help. The entire male population turned out, and with the ald of the company's two chemical engines the fire was held in check. The damage will be slight, | SECURED of | | YEGGMEN CARRY SAFE AWAY. | While making { on | Carns | been any | | burgis the | Log ed |, and | { office the | ne | of | that | reach | instruc- engaged | from Bb | Grove | | | ! 1 Live his | Sheri 1 BOLD ROBBERY AT LOGANTON SEVEN STAMPS AND SUM OF MONEY , | Wheel it to School Grounds anEighth of a Mile Distant and Rifle It— Nitro-Glycerine Used—Robbery Has Few Equals for Daring. The OW 1 n of | County, became ib Friday morning last known that the robbed a manner for ) Ar: mean ton { of Aan Uzz inton itement it be had has few did the entrance | door, but with tolen from the ¢ White Deer and the \ eled the grounds 1 rifled of dif- n cash mi ex when postoffice In that daring boldly equal by freight sale red ind ighth 700 pot ide m ArK ing robbed, the The taken ane an « el at ihe m Hrown adjourn the had been after Here measures and $12 was used J. } building made shortly vielded 10 easier ticles was opened Nitro-givoerine plosive, It 8 drove all the WHN sale Lr ex OMe Log- Igar I's ip B wns ir N m 0 V A Distressing Accident ad- |’ the i, ! sen. We that attends v. 4 late effect ly and n pated Arrest for Stealing Bicycles. Hannah, of Gregg towns! ed unde arrest last 7 m Dukemasr Mn m inter merry. vd a Under Frank was ping r 1044 day of Fred W cared and a little k Mpontge Fomenry ! The oss of reported to the officer Harry Dukeman ck Holmes of the began aA quiet stigatic ated of th ¢ Mr. Hannah in Greggs the second having posed of Hannah at under arrest and lodged In county jail Since ther wheel has been located turned to the owner } the slonging to itmer dirappe t of May J. 1 M sn from ICR WAS a B wheel the 1 thorities is the police He the and ree n nally loc home { ship ( ne wheels dis placed Centre second be re. ong been war ones the the and will Cherries Scarce. Gill, who lives about a half east of Pleasant Gap in at the curb market Saturday and sold out his cherries in a Jiffy, the oxhearts at 156 cents and blackhearts | at 10 cents a measure. Cherries are po scarce this year that the price is likely to run high, and it will pay any one who has cherries, to an- nounce in the Democrat in advance, on what day he will be at the curb market, and he can yealize very handsomely. The Democrat will say, incidentally, that Bellefonte mer. chants who advertise, sell as rea- sonably low, as the best stores In Williamsport, Reading or Philadel phia. Bring In your produce and buy your goods, wares and merchandise from our merchants. Let there be a home market for Centre county farm- ers, fruit growers and producers, Professor and Mrs. M. W. Eddy, of State College, are mourning the death of an infant son, born to them last mile was op and a Friday, THOUSAND | ing { College | fer, of Bnow | and | of | pro post ] ] " lof York is believed that the opera- | tory manager of the fails § town - | COLLEGE STUDENTS. OUT FOR A LARK WRECK AUTOMOBILE OWNEDBY JOHN CONFER. STEAL MACHINE FOR JOY RIDE it Was Standing the Brockerhoff House at Two O'clock, Wednesday Morning—Will Prove Expensive Ride. in Front of Bometime bet three Arey ween ho Wednes men the Irs « any from lark John ¥ two maorne- State took an A. Cone was stand kerhoff House, on Joy residence stopped not only turbed neigh- and it and lence men bad- Henry 3 ana lock a pi belong Shoe automobile ng to whi Bro p Bish ing in front tarted Wher ALY their af the rn girect J Pp Sires of a ride f H and the t he resi the hine was vdger, ETrowing iefonie's en- is doing ev- make its bright Hel terprising Board of Trade eryihing in its power to oming an assured fact On Tuesday evening Pa. ch J ef eng ‘ ar Harbold, vd fac- Auto. town and new noon general Kelly, went ngin- thers 1 tv om Happy Event for Minister's Wife. _ "1d : ar . ® 4 % £ Ar- ’ hy tens D. J. ienday lady it Mra friends he par the on r an ppe- ing guests Pleas. erritory. lighted dresses Mrs of ered Fr Pleasan : Of T m 1 4 ¥Y. P. CE. U. "he twent af Convention at Altoona, ! nvens ‘hirist. Endeavor Ur of Allegheny cone ference w he ] Uni. next raday, ’ r the Y nt lan OM ted Brethrer : We ire Tuesda dnesda th At : «51 prey bri nterest who att gram ix wrod mful VYAr« dreares in- fitable i : nes {and ring ng subjects end a pr time ley, C in of president of the 1 | the opening address o noon, and will take | “The Keynote’ A large attendance lis anticipated Mrs. David Barlet, Sr, | Mrs Lena Benner and Mrs . Harry Boyer will represent Bellefonte branch of the Union as delogates from this place, nr casant Iie and p for lefonte, is will make josday after 1 subject. nion n in Acrobat Drowned at Williamsport. During the exhibition of the Wal lace- Hagenbeck circus at Willlams- port on Monday, Salem Den Abdullah, a 13-year-old Moroccan boy, A meme ber of the Morocoan acrobatic troupe was drowned In Lycoming creek. The boy with a number of his coun- trymen had gone to the creek to swim, but not being proficient, ven- tured into a deep hole and sank. The Millhelm schoo! board elected Miss Mae Musser teacher for the prim ary and W. BE Keen, teacher for the intermediate grade. The high school and grammer grade Are vacant,
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