NTR, | XN I me Hip White Township, West - statisticians of his Department. = grestest in the history of the coun- La fat ly Zio six months of this nog Bg Beh nT ER FR or a inl an iy Roll: Continued Strittmatter, Daniel Peter Weaklen, | Glass, Harry Good, Isane Good, Le- | Fumes J. Blatt, John Juseph Bobal, He Henry Weaklen, Ernest Si- | Roy Good. ih . Jr., Peter Edwin Born, Raymond Born, w Otto Patrick Weak- | bang, A Weakiund, U Re Ww Elockenbe: John Brodosky, Harry Brothers, Jay | " i r- sbert Wayne Fockenberry, ban efand Abert Vincent Joseph A Ross Brothers, Thomas Flory Rurkhart, eber, Charles Hockenberry. man Ruben Asron Burley. Weber, Peter Her. | Erie Danie! McKee, Fred Miller Frank Carn, Steve cKee jer. i .chuel Joseph Christoff, Vincent John Nowl Chabay, Mis a eer TED n, x, Philip Ni- Cealenyak. Alfred Delgo, Alban John Dillon, Edwin Francis Dillon. Cyril Henry Eek, Augustine D. : Eekenvrode, Alexander Evrard Joseph Fedorowych, Carl John Fors. Clement Gerin, Mike Getsy, {Celestine Gous, Joseph | Georjre Grozenick. Ambrope Habm, Harry Ham- bley, William Hambley, Henry John | H Jt1, Lewis Gilbert Holts, Peter Paul | Holtz, John Hrabuesak, Wilfred Hou-| bur, Anthony Hupfer, Benedict Henry} ver, Hupfer, Lawrence Joseph Hupfer Wisdyslaw Ivenski. George Yeo Albert | son, Frank G. Co i Jr., Jokn Batiste ’ i cholas Cronauer, Mike { John Sneath, Benjmmin Franklin 1 | Shope, Blaine Stevens, Jumes Harri. Rev. Clifford L. Bash, Modestus | “Robert Waddell CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP Austin John Craver. 4 ia ; ; . Jumes Robert Adares, Michael Le Alvin M_ Dietrich, Gilbert R. Diet- | dams, Marcellus loysius Ans. h, Irvin George | wis. A A - Anthony Dittrich, a tase, Merrill John Drass, Daniel Raymond Bash, Anthony y, Gerald John Berriuger, oR Sry Gn son James Morris Bervinger, George Regis Vincent Hitch. John Burgoon, a John Kaw. Joseph Flory Yost. _ CHEST TOWNSHIP Hen ~~ Francis Jesse Cartwright, Jarry | H Chapman, Conrad, W Altes, ‘John Con Thomas ¢ Cox, Leo Walter Cretin. Richard Edwin Delorier, Howard | M. Danegan. Thomas James Dune. gan, Joseph Farrell Gebrge William aGbeie pei TR ve. Leo Gordon Hartzog, Leo Thomas Holtz, Dennis Frederick Horn, Ed. ward Charles Horn, Vincent Avgus- Kava, Stanley Jobn XKibler, Ansiem e William | , Edwin George Johnman, Carl Pohnson, | Herbert Johnson, Anthony Jurgolates. Kaminski, Peter Kosman, oun L500 eT Anthaty Monin Raiph nly Kanka, owaleayk, Andre Sta- niglaw Kumwski. John Lawsuit, Noel Leinros, Josephs Lukass, Arthur Lynn Jobm Macrks, William Vincent Maher, Boleslow Maikowski, Vas ie William Alexander MeClel- ichmel McOermott, Albert J. | ullen, Cyril Benjamin McMullen, Helin McMullen, Edwin McMullen Ervin Nagle, Patrick Nagle, Oscar Noren. Amgustine Ott, John Edward Ott, Ireemnos A. Otto, John Francis Otto, Edward Marshal Merrima | Max Rudolph Otto. : shad] 4 Miller, Churies ran, William Edward Moran, ile Albert Augustine Jvory. : Albert Alorsiue Johnston. tine Huber, William Benjamin Huber. | Jacob Kielhowik. Poor, i i rv Walter William Lomire Howard Patrick lLumsdue, G Wilfred Lother, Joswph James L: wil- : Frank Pawlikowski, Frank Pepek, Alexander Philips, John Philips, Jr, Clair Francis Sa Boniface Semels- + George pom iabarptr, George Sral, Mike dwin Eman. ~~ Charles Bernard hu t r na Francis Thomas, Shownss Raymand Albert Us. uiligan, William Michael Mulligan, Jr. Peter Plantek, Anthony Pochvatils. Charles Hoapaied | Swntae iT Beroasd Joseph Ry- | OF os, Clement Albert Francis Disc Monell . ; . : : John R , Michael Rul : EERE BAER CE hl! i re : aries HeGor . | MeNulty. i Senki, Mike" — pom Alberts Biot, Stank Fp Storm, Milton Aliertly Suns, hr Doris | ™*F. as Sho- | hos tistics. PU Foe _{haries William Shafter 1 James réon, Lemm Lack | Will, Rody C idvin Warfield. | Emil Lai id I ELDER TOWNSHIP John Able Dominik Agosto, Louis Black, Williwm Mil. | A | aa, Yn On Bia fen Just William Anderson, Henry Louis Floyd Warner. | Stephen Valiesel, Cleophat Villet. Frank Wakamundski, Joseph Waks- 'mundski, Herman Valenting Warner, John Waxmirdski, Joseph Waksmund. Weakla ton Weakiatd Wratiand, | Coct Adhersit. Jamen Ywari Ach. eA re Urban J Mecialan Foch, Harry rans John Marion Ashcraft. ree H. Weston, Edwin J. West: Roger L | rick, wenin LL. Weatrick, rink Wood. = I. John Babe, : 5 3 Bal Andro Buchleds, John lev. Pleming. x Anna, Wilfred Lawis A Anns, Al- | ristopher | aki, Cla Doss Haase ro Batakiewicsz, Stanis- | law Ratkiewicz, John A Beck, An-y thony Becker, Charles H Becker, Naik LeRoy Gates, Harvey Tan Gore i | Oscar Goorge Yoager. Frank Zeglin. Hy In various parts of this county, {there have Buen bad attacks of the canker worm on the apple crchards. country and the urirent needs of our | | These worms attack the foliage of ‘allies, no one with the facts before | ithe treen and if the attack is bad, him can doubt that the coal industry | ithey will sometimes strip the trees (onder the careful guidance 1 those | of lemves, | pow directing its welfure, will be able | This difoliation of the trees will to supply all needs. naturally wenken it and will more The difficulty of distribution ROW or less affect the setting of fruit buds 80 great will be intensified, however, for the following year's crop. The ‘in the coming winter months. Just | easiest method of control of the ap- ple ennker worm is to put a band of .@rged to eliminate all waste and to some sticky substance around the tree, practise sensible economy, so the con- severe] foet from the groand. This sumers of conl must do their share will prevent the adult female from as- conl problem by cending the tree to lay her eggs and ry coal cur as fast as will also prevent the ~larvae, when be diggers of coal |! it is received, and in improving their they hatch, from ing the tree “ Franklin K. Lane {plants so as to utilize to the fullest, and they will consequently starve to a oe Matemens regarding the the heat value of the coal that resches death. However, ‘it is rather late situation ‘#8 reported. to him by | {their bins. In stopping the coal panic now to use this method nnd wince the ‘and in expediting a condition of fuel larvae are present on the leaves and James | romulka, | ' owner of any dog over six months ol [4 Lo secure a Hesnse or pay & foe. Pro} sloners of the various counties are am. |. powered to fix the Hesnne foe for male Owner must apply for a leenss and ‘ownership. which Is & great safeguard fall ‘description of the dog must also 1ilegally at large. and of taking up sad T Reasonable Jetention fees may he MODEL DOG LAW WITH GOVERNOR ure of Protection. Ie Proposed Act Wag Passed For Pur poss of Giving Protection to Woe Growers—-Owners of Dogs Upon Pay ing License Will be Given Protection, ‘Bouse concurring in the senate amend. ments to the new Soi Hcense law, nightrunning dogs, the legislature has succeeded In avolving what fs termed the model dog faw of the coutitry and one which while affording more proten than hag ever before heen given, at the same time meets all the caniinal points ratsed hy the wool growers. The MH wilch was Introduced by Representative Lehr, puts it up to the vision is minde by which the temporary transfer of a dog for hunting breed Ing. trial or show will not necessitate a new llcense in the county to which it ls transferred, while 5 dog Hesnsod fe one county may be given & aew conse In another county when perman twenty five conta. The county comumin dogs at not over $2 nor less than §i venwe for §5, Through & hard fight, a provision was faserted forbidding the imposition with the collection of llcenses, otc. was vesiad in the oity councils, Must Besk Licenes. On the transfer of a dog the now set forth the detally of the provious against the professions] dog thieves who infest the larger communities, A he given. The duty of taking up Hoensed dogs, | disposing. of unlicensed dogs Is vested a the police officials of the townships, boroughs and cities, who may, how | eer, appoint pertonas to do this work. charged and for dlsposing of unclsim- ied dog 5 sompensation of $1 eich Inf provided. Any person may kill any dog which he sees In the set of pursuing of wounding livestock or sttacking a he man being. whether the dog de leans dogs attacking poultry. An unlicensed nuisance and may be killed by the owner, tenant or agent. Licensed dogs | any such dog or to attempt to or injure any such dog, axcept attacking Hvestoek or human It I» made unlawful for any person to plate poison either on his own prem. fmes or those of others, wheres It may sasfly be found hy dogs. of to re ; “The production of cou! in the United | sufficiency, every consimier cz. do his branches of the trees, it iu sdvisable States last year, he continued, was the bit. ts spray the trees thoroughly. This | spraying should be done imnmwdiately and will in practically every case con- trol the attack of this Inmet A ai Sars HAS ferro re BR rr. A new record, howiver, was TREE TALK Sri irn e ssn Experiments are twing conducted on the Karthaus State Forest with a = view to destroying al! growth on fire ilones in Grder to keep them free of FR A {NA La COOP & LENTS CIRCUS JULY 7TH COMING | t six mnths abut. 26,000,000 tons. i move the collar or Heenus news is that the limit has not for as the railroads out to hatter advant- gency, production has been output of soft coal which in | py (inflammable material So far rock Jalt, salt water, caustic woda, sulphur. ic acid, kerosene, sind a corimereial weed killer have been used Rock salt did the best work. red I — Contrary to the popular belief, for- an hour. Even in extreme casés it is questiorable whetner they burn at & rate of more than six to ten miles an hour. Are you teaching your boy to Jove | trees and to protect them? Teach him to identify one free a week for a year, and let him plant several along | your fences, preferably nut-bearing or fruit-bearing species. nnn eral housework in adult family. Ideal home. Address Box 39, Cresson, esht fires in ePnnsylvania seldom travel more than three to five miles WANTED--Half-grown girl for gen- | Pretty girls and beautiful horses in | feats of high school and menage skill constitute one of the best liked fea- tures in the performances of Coop & Lent's Enormous Shows United, which will exhibit in Barnesboro on Satur. day, July th. Women riders and wild animal trainers, to say little of scores of (women aerial and acrebatic artists, mdd to the appeal of this show. which | invades the United States from Aus- ! tralia, where it has tours for six | years. In the parade will be seer vast num- i vers of oriental circus stary from Ma- lays to Japanese, from Siberians to i Burmese. No menagerie is mote com- plete in its army of interesting ani- mals than that of the Coop & Lent's Circus. In the performances some of the greatest riders that ever came out of the east will compete in urenic offer- tag from Legislature Puts Through Meas. LGENSE FEE FOR CANNES Harrisharg, Pa. July $—~With the}? which alms to protect and emcourage the sheep growing industry dy insur ing the destruction of unlicensed and }4¥ tion to the owner of the lcensed dog tly transferred for the sum of [4 and for female dogs at not ower 84] nor less then $2. Owners of kennels |® of ten dogs may secure s kesoel "13 of any further license or tuzeg by any | ‘sounty or municipality, and the regy-| ation and control of dogs ta cities of | the first and second classes, together]. od or not. but Nig does Bot apply tol dog that enters any fleld iy termed a} ‘when sccompanted hy thelr owners or | ¥ Sin asi Ah OBES SU Rohn pn a posi hy dy Kip oh My Ba A] 5) a A Pfu hatubba n g aii Sd A gh ih Dlry Cleaning LADIES AND GENTS CLOTHES DRY AND PRESSED CIBULKA the Tailor, Barn Sort: =a 7. A SORWAR, brostdimt. M.D.B3 Dr.J.1 VAN WERT, Viee President M. ~The Grange or PATTON, ‘PA Deposits Dec. St, 106... ...... 7 " Dee. 31a 1 hrrvetr renin Pa 1911 vwide esivrera vues iil ov. 26t » 112 Crrinsiessrennane SB oth ae 3: és 4“ Ht LL WU A HERETO The First National PATTON,. PENNSYLVANIA Sepital paid wp The Oldest National Bank in Nother Cambris A general banking buniness transacted. We invite § sonal interviews or correspondence with firms individuals wishing to establish or *1 change ¢ banking relations, INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS Steamship Tickets for all the Lines; Foreig Draft payable in the principal cities of the l Safe Deposit Boxes for use of our patrons me En You should have one or mora of our Savi in your home. Will teach the children sons of eeonomy. WM. BE. SANDFORD President Cashier nny dog The game projectors wre | i : 4 i | permiited ta place polean for the dq | struction of vermin in accordane: wity ! the game lsws, but any other plac ing | of pofsan where a dog might find {1 2 ounfshable 'y a8 fine af $100 | Sunset and Sunrise. | Owners of dogs are required at all i times between sunset and sunrise to keep them efther confined within an enclosure, frmly secured by means of | a collar or chain or other effective device so that they cannot stray, or ander the reasosable control of some person, accompanied by an owner or handler when engaged in lawful! hout | ing. This last exemption was sweurad | in bebalf of the coon and fox hunters. | After setting forth the wava In which damages Mr lvestock or poultry killed shall be claim] and proven, the act makes the dog owner lable for the damage unless the offending dog in killed and provides that the county all pay for the damage if the pwuer falls to #0 =o, und may recover from the owner but if the dog is Xilled the Habltity of the owner ends. The Wild Life League, which strong ly supported the MIL secured the in sertion of a proviso hy which the own er of a dg Megally killed by ary per son may prove and collect damag from the county, If the slater falls & iings of unusual interest. pay the same. i f ¥. ’ never grows old 1 Keep it wal painted and it will always look new-—this does not mean frequent painting--it means the use of good paint: ' RoyAL PAINT Seats less. covers better, and retains its look of newness longer than ordinary paint. Ee ————— A LU, F pe —
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