Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-10-31

ssue and OF course are of NO account
nut q fact is fact and il il \ fact
mat the Honorable ]. N. Keller
1ld vote for the old william Penn
Ming George land lien bill which
was 80 outrageously offensive that
the next Legislature had to reneaI
IL: II Mr.. Keller could thus vote
with the Lower House tax erab-
Ders what might he do, if in the
upper HOuse-the Senate with the
tax-grabbers.
Near Harrisburg last Saturday.
I man named Barnett, accused sew.
en- girls and nine boys of tramping
down his turnips. The boys used
resentful language, when he called
1or his gun. His wife handed the
gun from the house. He fired both
barrels at the crowd of BOYS and
girls. Eight of the young people
were shot. A doctor picked out
the shot. Nobody was seriously
hurt. The young people hit are:
Helen Kalbfus in hip; Florence
Snyder in hip; Carolina MCGOWAN
In shoulder, George largest in foot;
wilmer Crum in face and neck;
Walter Spahr in face; John Kes-
per in leg; Norma Barker in foot.
1t is too bad that tons of eels are
allowed to escape down the river,
because of the present fish law.
The man who gets bigsalary; the
man who can get day off now and
then and the lOafer may 90 out
and catch what are called game
fish. But there are many people,
who have not the leisure to fish in
day time, who should have some
chance at the fish. If they cannot
go fishing in day time they should
not be deprived by a law from GO
ing fishing at night for the eel. The
eel is a night-gOer. The people
should have the right to catch the
eel at night in baskets. Few game
fish go into fish baskets. The diff
ference in the number of pounds for
table use between the eel and fish
us largely in favor of the eel, so
then as a matter of food supply,
fishing for eels in baskets should
be allowed.
Mrs. Abram Sieber, who seemed
to be growing stronger after an op-
Grafton a year ago, suddenly be-
came ill, Wednesday, Oct. II, died
Lxn hour later. The news of her
sudden death came as surprise
to her many friends.
She was buried Sat. IL A. NJ.
A large concourse of friends and
relatives attested to the esteem in
which she was held. She was a
member ofthe Presbyterian church.
Absolute unselfishEess, uncondi.
tiOnal trust in God, untiring devo-
4 tiOn to others and entire cOnsecra-
tion to the cause of Christ were her
chief characteristics. Her family,
a husband, daughter Jennie, a
son Claude at home and a son Os-
win at Philadelphia showed her
dnquestionable kindness and affec-
ton.
The main cord which bound the
family together has been severed
designed to teach that no place
here can be made a permanent
home.
The Bridge street democraticc con-
tingent boss ring are laughing in
their sleeve at the way they man
aged the nominations and landed
Keller on the platform as their
Senatorial candidate. Keller play
ed the 81 don't want the nomina-
ti0n game" He said "dOn't!"
They SAID "yes, take it, We'll gee
you through" and they rushed Mr..
Keller to the front while he was
laughing with them behind their
hats. In the face of other aspir-
ants, the seemingly serious protest
was, 81 don't want itv' Mr.. ALL
mans eye was so completely shut
by the William Penn King George
land lien bill voter that he did lot
get his eyes open till he read Mr..
Keller's announcement card for
Senate. Then the Bridge street
democratic contingent boss ring
took a laugh at the expense OF
their farmer friend Altman and
two or three other aspirants fol
, Senatorial nomination.
! You see hundred men pass.
Unless you are personally acquaint.
ed with them you don't know their
politics. You don't know the re
: publicans from the democrats and
, they everyone are first rate citi-
zens and yet the fact that the one
is a republican and the other a
democrat means that they differ in
their views of how the govern
ment should he run. The republi.
cans favor a protective tariff; the
democrats a low tariff. The re-
publican favOrs National banks
. and the present system of finance
The democrat wants the banking
system and the financial system
changed. The republican favOrs
the present, court system. The
democrats say away with the sys
. tenn of court injunction. The re
publican favOrs liberal pensions
The democrats want to restrict the
pensions. So we might 60 on cit
ing the difference in the policy Of
the leaders of the two great parties
Vote the republican ticket next
Tuesday.
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