The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-04-16


Schwab, the noted steel manufacturer
and multimillionaire, will have the Titus
vile Jorge doubled In capacity and will
build up extensive iron and steel mills
between the coal regions and lake shore
as soon az the new railroad from Cam.
bridge Springs to Titusyiile is finished.
The thirty first annual report of the
State hospital for the insaneSat North
Warren has been issued and copy re-
ceived at this Office. Since this insti-
tuition has been in existence, 39 years,
Forest county has had "a inmates in the
hospital for treatment, AZ males and 27
females. During the past year two-one
male and one female have been admitted
from this county.
The Council run we'll has reached a
depth above 2. 400 ieet and drilling is still
going on with the intention to go az far as
600 feet at least. Mr.. Richards, the sup
elintendent, is somewhat surprised that
no sand formations of any k ind have been
tapped since passing through what is be-
lieved to be the Bradford sand. and 1t is
though that 200 feet more will take them
below any probable oil bearing rock.
Acknowledgment Of subscription re-
newals il made as follows. with thanks:
s. l.. Vail, West Hickory. Pa; @. II.
Berlin, Coalinga. Cal. tnew); Harry II.
Head, Walnut Bend, Pa. new; j. N.
Heath. Emlenton, Pa Geo. W. Mong,
Maricopa, Cal; Mrs. John Cooper, Phila-
delphia. Pa; f. F.. Spencer, Truemans,
Pa; viii H. Saul, Pittsburgh. Pa f.
w. Hunter, Penn Station, Pa; J. c.
Scowden, J. A. Adams, j. b Eden, J.
f. Proper, Tionests.
The Warren Times has introduced
fair-sized mad dog" scare for Tonesta,
and like most all of the sensations emana-
tion from that source, there's nothing in
It, Tionesta has no mad dog, never did
have and is never likely to have. No one
need work themselves into spasm over
hydrophobis, because that disease is only
found in newspaper offices OF the sensa-
tionsl stripe-the kind that run six inch
scare heads over alfcolumn articles
descriptive of how bareioo;ed boy stub
bed is toe.
Mrs. NJ. Frances CASTOR, mother of
our townsman, G. G. CASTOR, whose ill
ness we bad heretofore mentioned, passed
away al the home of her daughter, Mrs.
W. p. Hollister, East Palestine. Ohio, on
the 9th inst. after a long and painful, but
most patiently borne illness of cancer Of
the stomach. The deceased is pleasantly
remembered by most of our Tionests
people, she having been frequent visitor
to our town. Besides the son and daugh-
other son. Archie Il. CASTOR of Meadville.
We are without further data as to Mrs.
Gaston's life.
1t is given out in number of sur
rounding towns, and might not be a bad
thing for this community. that the cigaret
law is to be rigidly enforced, and that
poTsouS luiuiouiuB OIko'ots, VI S'bo'o'
papers, to minors, boys or girls under 81
years of age will be prosecuted. Many
Juveniles may be seen on the streets
daily, smok ing the "cotin nails" and in
almost every instance these are given to
them by adults. The penalty for furnish
ing anyone under twenty-one with cigar
eta il punishable by fine of not less
than 500 nor more than $500, whether it
is by gift or sale.
Frank Klinestiver has solved the way
in getting home from the school he teaches
in Henrys Mill. He has purchased bi,
cycle attachment and uses the Sheffield Il
Tionesls railway tracks to and from his
place of employment. 1t did not work
quite right for Frank in the beginning,
because he was off the.track more times
than he was on and be thought 1t was too
much to haze ones constitution Jared up
iso,many times by constantly hitting the
lies. But he has at last learned how to
get over all the bad spots in the rails aud
balance himself so that he makes pretty
fair time now.-Shetiield cor. Warren
Mirror.
The Coleman Company mill al Johns
run started up this morning for the sum
mer's run, and. barring unavoidable de-
lays which may happer, will run steadily
from this on. Mr.. Seewsld, who has the
contract of manufacturing the lumber at
the mill has expended much time in put
ting all things in order so as to reduce the
delays to a minimum, and it is not ex-
pected to have any shutdown. The cut
ting of the timber from the stump is in
charge of e. e. Douty, and the stocking
will be in competent hands, so that there
is not likely to be any trouble from that
end as there will always be good supply
of material in the big pond TO work upon.
The fans OF this section were i'm
mensely pleased to read of the record
that Bob Shawkey made against the first
team of the Philadelphia Athletics the
past Wednesday at Baltimore, when Bob
pitched his team of Orioles to victory
to against the American Leaguers, al
lcwing them only three hits. Had his
team been playing errorless ball behind
him, he would have had a better record
Bob even had the nerve to whale out two
of the hits on his side. He is being
watched closely and it is thought that il
he keeps up his stride he will be in the
big league before long, If he takes proper
care of himself. 1t was the first defeat Of
the once Worlds Champs in an exhibi'
ton game.
-Liveryman j, l.. Hepler met with an