The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-11-20

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Homer and Harl Jones, brothers, oil
Trunkeyville. were brought to town Fri
day by Constable l.. L. Zuver, under a
charge ofhunting on Sunday, preferred
by deputy state game warden, A. E.
Beardsley, OF Warren. At a hearing
before Squire G. A. Randall, Harl, the
younger of the boys, was discharged.
Homer plead guilty and was fined $25
and the costs, about s..
The Gilfoyle Oil Il Gas Co., of Kane,
recently truck another good gasser on
their l2OO-acre tract near Gilfoyle, this
county, said TO be good for million and
a half feet day. This is only one of
many good wells in that territory. With
the drilling in of this we'll operations
will cease for the winter, but will again
be started in the spring. The Gilioyle
Co. sells its gas to the Tri-County Gas Co.
"A good swinde never dies and the
agents who come around and bore holes
in fruit trees, filling them up with sui
phur and iron rust mixed, or with cyan
ide mixtures, which gradually kill the
tree, are proofs of the TACT. If one appears
In your vicinity, get the sheriff after him
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. There Is no such thing as "vac-
cinaling" trees in a way to do them any
good whatever, thus positively asserts the
Franklin News, and the News must
know.
Bear in mind that every time you
purchase one of the Red Cross Christmas
Seals, little emblems Of health, you are
assisting some individual fight tuber sui.
osis. II you buy hundred or thousand
you are doing that much towards elimi-
mating the dreaded white plague, the
greatest enemy of man kind. They will
soon be on sale at the various business
houpes in all communities. Make up
your mind to purchase some, for the ex-
istence OF Bon Air Ssnatorium at Bells
Camp, Penna., means much to yon.
While driving in buggy over the
Smoky Hill road Sunday evening, and
when near the school house, Jacob Arm
burger saw big black bear leisurely
strolling down the road toward him.
The horse first noticed the big fellow and
pricked up his ears suspicionsly. Bruin
kept tne road until within few yards of
the horse and then turned of into the
woods, and 1t is well perhaps, that he did,
for the chances are If he hadn't, Jake and
the horse would have. Neither was in
cined to dispute the right of way with
The ierocious looking brute.
"A week of the deer season has passed
without kill so far as reports go. This
scene. and the capture of one will soon be
is much of a wonder as the slaughter ofa
buffalo, with which the western
prairie once teemed, or the bagging of
wild pigeon with whose flight tue heavens
we're often darkened. We see it stated
hat the incoming legislature intends to
prohibit the killing OF deer in this state
for period OF three years. The prohibit
lion should be made absolute. Never
should another OF these wonderful beau
lies be legally slain within the borders of
the Commonwealth.
Since the Bon Air sanitorium at Bells
Camp near Bradford aud the Grandview
were consolidated recently,
under the title OF the Northwestern Anti
League, 1t is believed the
efficiency of the institution for good to
The poor sufferers will be more than
doubled. The new board of directors Of
The institution will include the following
prominent personsges: W. W. Bell and
T.. G. Emery, Bradford; Hon. Josiah
Emporium, Pa; Hon. Harry
Hyde and Hon. Harry Alvan Hall, Ridg
way; W. II. Davis, Kane; Hon. W. T..
Rice and Il. ID. WetmOre, Warren; Hon.
n. p. Wheeler, Endesvor; S. Y. Ramrge
md w. II. Borland, Oil City o. d. Blake
y and Hon. J. G. Sibley, franklin; John
Il. Scheide, TitGsville; NJ. F. Melvin,
Bradford The main office of the institu-
ion will be at Brad ford under the man
lgement of Mr.. Melvin.
The upward movement in the oil
market is general for all grades On
Wednesday the price of Canada oil was
Idvanced two cents making the market
Il 40. On Friday North and South
Lima, Indiana, Princeton and Illinois
light and heavy we've each given two
'ents additional, making North Lima
Ill, South Lima and Indiana $l.06, H.
inois light "a and heavy 81 aud Princeton
A cents. On the same day the price of
Wooster oil was advanced five cents max
ng the price 81. %. The price of Pennsyl-
,ania oil was raised another nickel, max
ng the price 81 rs, to which premium"
$ still to be added in almost all fields
producing this grade, making the price
Il So. Pennsylvania oil got another raise
If five cents Monday, making the price
without the premium 81 so.
The right to take private land and
,ther property for a private enterprise,
he right of eminent domain as it is called,
s one that ought very rarely to be given
o any citizen or body of citizens. When
should be used for privately owned
Enterprises it should be granted jealousiy
md with practically the unanimous con-
ent of the people. Once given, it can
rot be taken away and only for the pub
ic good should this supreme power be
delegated. The demand of the promoters