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~ _ PATTON COURIER |
~~ ESTABLISHED 1893
STAR PRINTING COMPANY
B. L. BUCK, Editor.
W. H. BURD, President
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
STATE BENATOR -] an
Inounce my candidacy for the Republi
fOAn
hereby
nomination for
from the 35th Renatorial District, sub
ject to the decision of ¢
‘voters at
16, 1918,
he
Renablivan
the Primary Election May
w
1. BRTINEMAN,
wn
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CLEAN STREETS AND ALLEYS
. A party of women of Chicago's ticket, is
i. Thirty first ward observed April 1 by Johnstown,
: donning overalls and cleaning up his Iie As
dirty alleys Chicago is not the only apprenticeship
place that men need assistance of Wiching shop of the
this kind. COMIAnY, Washingtor
The officials, who have charge of and Jefferson college, graduating |
the streets of & town, often act as if the class of 1X80. Hae
town cleanliness were a8 mera publie schoola of Johnstown
feminine fancy. The fact that they Years, studying law at the same time
went over the street the day before and In 1884 was admitted
is sufficient reason for not cleaning law in the bar of Cambria
It again, oven if It is Just as dirty as Durieg a continuous
it was before. then Mr. Rose bas
Some people seem to think they He laa the respect and esteem of all
have suficlently cooperated in the his fellow practitioners
cleanliness movement when they . In 1%88, when Cambria
have removed unsightly refuse from overwhelmingly Democratic Mr Rowe
the front yard to the rear. ‘received the Republican nomination
If the strests ‘of a town could be for assembirman He made
maintained in gomewhat the same de pain which developed nore than
gree or order that prevails in our own party strength, was elncted and took
houses, a town would look homelike an active part in the serious work of
and Inviting, both to strangers and the legislature. He
old residents Queerly enough, there known throughout the commonwes
are plenty of people who wonld not as “the whistling s'atesman’”
litter up their own rooms with waste As mill man school teacher, student
paper. who do not hesitate lo throw and lawyer Mr Rose bas acquired a
refuse in the streets. ; wide and influential
a ———— throughout the
Every property owner shoud make congreasicsal distrier composed of
It hig particular business to see that Blair. Bedford and Cambria counties
his ‘property bas the advantage of a He {8 prominent fn all the civie com
spring cleanup Back alleys should mercial and ind
be cleaned up and all rubbish re the community,
removed to a point wher: it does not and known
wsadanger the health. brilliant and e
i o—————— Thremph his law practice
EX-SHERIFF GRIFFITH'S thoroughly familiar
HOME DESTROYED rea! estate, industrial and
Ebensburg, April 25—Firs which interests of bedh the city and rural
completely destroved the hondsome dixtricta, and his intimate ssquaint
yellow brick residence 51 ex Sheriff ance with the men In the shops,
Webster Grifith on High street, ad mills and mines has alwavy kept him
Joining the enurthouse. abogt
o'clock this evening almost
ated a panic in an assemblage of
about T66 people gathered in the
courthouse to witness the vaudeville
show given hy the Dauntless Pire
cempany as the concluding number
of Michael McGinley
of a hometalent Chautaugios course ch pt
Two of the performers. Tom P Albert and Alfred Wend! Al
Fleeson and Charles Hamp. the for. '098A youlhs Who are alleged to have
mer a vocalist and the latter pianist, Dluniered Michael Me
added volume to their number, in Ginley at Blippery Race woods, Oct.
progress when the alarm was sounded '+ 1915, were seen Friday io
in an effort 10 calm the fears of the Cincinnatl O, by George Bastain of
ax dlence, while Superior Court Judge 3°12 Fourth avenue Atoona, accord
John WC. Kephart in a collected, yet ing to the Atoona Times
firm. ‘Tmuns* demanded that women! Mr. Bastian was returning to
and children keep their seats De. 10008 from a visit in Kentucky, and
spite these efforts a small panic was the Wendt boys boarded train at
witimsed. luckily without Injury to Cincinnat!, coming to the same coach
muyone. The show, however, was in which Mr. Bastain riding.
almost broken up. The Atoona man knew the boys and
The Griffith residence was unorcu. “hen they recognized him they
pied. and the origin of the blaze is a mediately left and went
mystery. Flames were discovered in another part of t train. Mr. Bas
the rear of the bulldiag and by the M8 followed the boys and found
time the firemen, most of whom were Where they were located, and he
at the entertainment. arrived on the mediately informed
scene the fire had gained great head. train about them :
way and all efforts to stay the flames The conductor refused (oo notify
proved fruitless noice authorities at station,
The loss 1330000. The residence, 30d It wag at that that
which was tiiree stories ard of ornate ' tudis. who were probably frighten
design. was purchased by Mr. Griffith ¢d at seeing Mr. Bastain and afraid
last fall from ex-Judge AV. Barker of haing captured, got off the train,
and carpenters had been at work on In a statement Mr lastain em-
the interior ever since. Mr. Griffith phatieslly declared that if the
had recently installed about $3,000 Wendt boys whom ha
worth of new furniture, which also knew them for several
consumed — Johnstown Democrat. the conductor of the train
the station ahead they would now
lodged in the Blair county jatl
Pa
WANTED Men ¢ Hoch
iourn over $135 00 por
today for position
Avery opportunity
CENTRAL
deglirs
With
Af
tor adiancement
PETROLEUM. (CO
CLEAVELAND, OHIO
to
us
saieaman:
write
for
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
JOHNSTOWN MAN 14
| IN CONGRESS RACE
John M, Rose Annsunces Candidacy
for Republican Nomination in
This District
Tribune Ap
Hose Ba
CONETERR
From
Jahn M
Alion
Altoona
candid
for On tha
a ngtive of 3
rnd
served 8
where he
IAA
8 boy he
of four venrs in
Cambria
then entersd
n
tha
taught in
four
cOMntY
preciies ginon
heen surceaafn!
SOUNLY was
& fam
aly became
12%
Leal
connection
entire Ninetoenlh
af
astivitien
high
everywhere
ustriad
stands soc iRily
a
speaker
Ha
with
is ns
"nt
4 84
artaining
Tg Fuse
CONG th ©
financia’
8:55 in close touch with the workingnan
procint.
ss
Cla'ms He Saw Murderers
Thus
Constable
fry
81
Al
the
Rs
im
the car tis
a
ne
im
the conductor of
the
the next
pace 18
Was
ns he
Had
wirnd to
LE
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rt i
COMPENSATION FOR
PATTON POLICEMAN a
The State Workmen's Insurance DO YOU KNOW THAT
Fund is paying compensa‘ion to Wm. Walking ix the bedi!
J. Giil. a policeman at Fatton, whose the cheapest?
right wrist was fractured recently The United States
while he was attempting to arrest an Services administers 1¥phol
insane man armed with a hatchet. gratis to Federal employees?
A little cough frequently
warning signal of tuberculosis?
exerciss-—and
Public Health
+d
ae dec wo—— is tha
BLAZE THREATENS THE :
NIXON AT CARROLLTOWN Bad teeth and bad tonsils may be
The Nixon Theatre, Carrolltown, the cause of rheumatism’
was threatened by fire about 4:30 'npasteurized milk
o'clock Tuesday afternoon but the spreads disease?
firemen succeeded in puting out the The airtight
blaze before much damage resulted. the grave?
Men were working in the theatre Moderation
and one of the films eanght fire. The life?
film and some alectric wiring were de
stroyed.
frequently
dwelling
in all things prolongs
The carless aspitter Iz
danger?
WANTED-—An experienced girl The real Republicans of Pennaylva
for general house work. Must be nia ara concerned most in party
able to cook. Apply in person or by cess. They are exceedingly
mail to Mrs. J. BE. Parnell 231 South to get party succeas through
Sixth street, Indiana, Pa. harmony.
i an ian
a public
SHC
anxious
DPArty
Ranresantative
to practice
Bits of Byplay
By Luke McLuke
Copyright, 1018, the Olnoinnats
Enquirer
- - Space.
ey am sells g spsace in the Jeri street
cars swab] the sdvertising agent as he
greeted th
“What” man
indignantly robdiig atroet
CRY Company Roibg to remove the souls
heres fler
$ [RIRITIRS
fan
wbivitited] the bhisinexs
At hoy
i% thu
The Fall of Man.
“54 fe mot ro eledd,
t dani
vou ate wed
Training.
Hie a port” waif
as he fared the editor
you to ask If it ia
ir me to take any special
“1 woul ike to Las
the wousig man
“And 1 ealled
necessary
training’
"Well" reliled the ssditor,
start in and begin to train
get ulong about four
week."
“you night
yourself to
IneRin per
oh
Giddap!
“Just hall your wifs as Som sald Bian,
“And you wil find her falr and warm,
Bait if you dc not lat her reign
You'll find she's Duiaghty sure to storm.”
Pour Old Paw.
Willie Maw, my tes-her says that
thers are germs in kissem. Are there?
Maw Yes, my son
Wille s{'an you catch things when
you Kiss?
Maw Yes, my son
Wille Id you ever catch anything
when you kisses]?
Maw- Yes, [| caught a lazy. no ‘count,
ornery husband, my son
Paw Young man, you go get my m™m
sor strap and come out in the back
yard
Bess Ther Mearts!
Bhe's just fftesn low sia dows grow!
I speak of Mary Binnie
Now sbe'll quit a.
Lay
And start 15 wea ng
i know,
ne
eEN
Hla
Redbeit's Grace.
Dear Luke—1 was in Pigeon Roost,
Ky. for Bunday dinner. and sn old
fellow named Hedlel, a3 neighier,
dropped in just before the meal wis
served and wan aaked to partake of |
and lo say grace l4lare we sat down
Thls f= wha! he sald: "Heaven grant
that we may be ghie to ent ewverribing
on the table J. B.
i ——_
Booze
“My good wife bawis whes | get full
mid ruinany Mr Foose
& SEA
CARA every fiomn | corms Rosne drank ste
BEarte in muking booms”
C'mon in, Milt}
Dear Luke an Milton feneyes of
Georgetown, O., watch over the club
chicken coop ¥- Charles Kresi
On the Waiting List.
Recent applicants for membership
in the Names Is Names clab ate: Stout
Dirk of Parts, Ky. Miles A Feld of
Clreleville, ©; Vera Crulse of Neiman
ville, ©. Moore Bull of Johastowa,
Pa.. Fraock Slept of Altoonn, Pa. and
Hyacinth Madd of Springfield, Ky
We'll Pair Him With Darke Oxford.
Dear Luke-Tanns Shew mins a bar
ber shop in West Baitimors, ( Can
you fod a place for Sim in the clab?-
ED
Narmies is Names.
Robert B. Stil] {ives at Potieroy, O
Things to Worry About.
A bee has to travel 45000 miles to
get a quart of Loney
Our Daily Special.
Yoga never get an eucore whem you
sing yoor own praises
Luke MclLuke Says:
Once in awhile you will find a aunr-
ried man whose idea of cruel and un
usual punishment is to have to spend
an eatire evening at hoe. A
tine of the pleasures of eliting a
newspaper is the fact that every min
who Luvs a copy of sakl sewspaper re
serves the right to control the policy of
sak newspaper
Some refurus make more poise apd
sceompiish less than anything else ever
introduced in this country
A girl's eyebrows are seidom as black
as they are painted
After a man gets along into middie
age be discovers that children do not
ask all of the fool questions.
You can neglect a ail of the
other dave in the year but {f you re
member to bring ber something on her
birthday she will forgive you the neg
fot.
The fact that he hasn't a postage
stamp i» always 28 good encugh excuse
to make a man put off weiting to his
wifey But if he is writing to some
other man's wife he'll get a stamp {if
he has to walk ten hiocks fore it
fet a man his ear for two
hours in a vchatr after dinoer and
when he wakes he will tell vou
that he merely doged off for a f
seconds,
A barber cun always make a wh
friend ont of a customer by telling 1
that he. the customer, has the ronhest
heard he ever saw
Every day must be the
in the vear in some towna,
Daughter sn't mach acecunt at help
ing mother with other things but she
ts alwavs willing to help mother tell
father where he ges off
wife
pound
up
pest day
‘hig
When any of you young men come in
and say:
“I'm Interested in Good Clothes”
and most of you will sooner or later---
then we'll say
-
«31 Ane
New Shirts
or pian! One, 'wo or three
ink bmtton wea? What ROPt of
Ww REE for 4
WE HAVE STYLES
aided Vi
priate fie far eyary purse {)r
i
HAT
itd appreciate the privilege of
Wa votikiier is
RO, Wie Wy
1 Ist canpiets $1Yie
OF UP. TO.DATE STYLES
county
¥
New Spring #tyvles of Stetson Hats
#4 06 Enher Hats at 2.00 and £250
New Neckwear New Collars
EVERYTHING NEW AT
W.L. THOMPSON'S
PATTON, PA.
State Highway Commissioner
Dies at Age of Fifty-Six
id. ©
Bighway os
and
the lomders of the Republican party
died
2
Hobert gnningham 548.
Aged
wnmissionar, former
of
in
ate Weadnes-
slate
atate genalnr fis vears
Ge
Allegheny
2,
cngaty
fran
an
day .in se fo Mls #arnarh
hardening of the arteries after
Wf
finews hres weeks
Mr Cunningham
Elizabeth,
5
$s4 i
Lr sR
wad
Allagheny and
county
in
ed nomad the irsahure
ra hile
Ha
the SNewicklevw
se hods and Sewickley academy
saoryad seven Years In
home h coanei
served controller
1 3x8
in
Aa
of Alegheny sounty Il to
Ha was slocted to
1508 and verved
{iN He
cagtrniler which
the slates senate
one terrn resigning
ny
held anti}
highway
oy
in then hewame of
office he
apnainiment sla’e
commisioder April 13, 1815,
Bradibangh His wife died
tha dan dash er,
nn, Edward
Rs
By Gav
mar ane
and HIrVive
ne #0
TO ELIMINMCE PUNCTURES
USE
DUPLEX DOUBLE THICKNESS
AUTOMOBILE TIRES
Guaranteed 5000 Miley Service
Abaciute’y Puncture Proof
. 2 #3 »
Duplex tires are made of the hes!
al from standard tries. This
wearing
of mater:
ii} fant
mens 1 per
which means added life
and there 13 no chance of a
stirince,
$e vi
tam Ure
puncture ar constiraction Rives
tia #a ¥
10 to 12 plies of fabric
use the DUPLEX
from
¥
fire
or rosgh oduatry
he axcelied And they
as
Space
with
vary
rant
as
market
‘a
which
They
tha oar
aiimination
ping to fiy
Ye
are many ridin apy on the
and
paenmatios
The alr prassure
As
them
the most
save
the sams
makes raonilent
are
owner and
sf
puncturea
for
tha
T) KLOD
of this
Jovern
economical
tima by
tir troubles
Tires
gre tged by the UU <
meant and large corpormtions
We have a limited stock we will
aff or
Bix 2
Wy dis
3 ty
33.4
Tan
All
sigh ad
skid
'Tarma
discount
theas iripg now,
fnllowing
3
tha nrices
5x4
1x4
Tax4d 4%
1Tx4%
7x5
al
hey $17.85
"1 RN
29.90
24 08
28.79
far
141 25
18.15
18.158
1% 40
alan
t tor
Whar gtandard sizes
Add '¥ per cen
non
Net cash at per cant
ARHITE
todar
and to
irder
Try
sond
Fd ary
woampt de
several |
Harriet, |
William Fox Big Production of
“Carmen”
at the
MAJESTIC THEATRE
MONDAY NIGHT
Featuring THEDA BARA, The Vam-
pire Woman
First Show at 6:30
Admission 10¢ and 20c
firyt offense and $54 for the third
gharge. The second charge was dis
missend, Carbangh gave hail
of $400
making remitzance hy P.O. Money
Order, draft, ar cheek. Sold direet to
consgmer only Descriptive folder
the
at
in
pon request sum far his Appearancs
Akron Duplex Tire & Rubber Co. kid
AKRON, OHIO.
Under $400 Bail
For Killing Deer
#
hs
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
ARE PROMISED SPANGLER
r————
Spangler. Apri] 18 Spangler Coun
submit to
the election a
groporition harongh in
the sum of $42,000 to cover tha cost of
paving blocks of
during the summer
fl last evening voted to
aitizens al a special
fy
hond
the
1 dis ustaInn
White
g'
mach
deer
hy
bt os Pe
IAN
ir
Rel
two 8
Near
Henjamin
the RUIDK Bigler
sanatorium
flarbaagh
Avenue
Pine
The vote for sireet improvements
inanimous. Spangler now has 14
Blocks of paved Fwalve more
completes
into
Com.
plata the paving into Bakerton, The
atreet will he 20 feet in width, with &
atid gx imeh stone projecting eurh,
the
ChAT eY ving
killing a
and
past ession
There are three WHE
Fi
against Cartaasgh. that of
oF
Hireats
seascn. killing a doe
Hp
of
and
biocks will reaguired
Bigler
four
toy
fee; meat In his the paving
Barneshorn
Avenue
are more toy
pending
af
NATE ®S
veil a fine Hal
Baum,
vatman., Lemoyne,
met protectors
Harris bur
Wire
whose In|
ty
tigation jad
When the
Carbaagh g arrest
first
Was
found Civilization is the heat avidence ‘of
undaunted opine
A can't measure notions
higger than his own nature. The pint
jar spills half of the ouart that's
poured into it
BHREHE WE Fe
Ae
hs unborn lawns vel Confidence hy fool
HMR man
Afser a} than three
hours duration Sgaire Small of Mt
ALD
earing of more
a fBne of X30 for the
1 probed