Punxsutawney Spirit, 1911-07-01

              Mi Mi mcm miff .SgjpiSNfe bothmit!UiJ Jjpi mrk tnitriw *|j and picture found In his pocket. bill, bu ick yesterday Vnorirttig It was not tada*. Bj»f; commands, a 1 • 2 o'clock that Coroner J. C. food-sized parlia« of Rey/Soldsville arrived and iMjortijv U»era jH no reason W the 6ody/froui the water. ' to the Circle 'JSBIwI*Mill flit interment was **WP^?lMBMg' flMMJ jMU Undertaker Carl >ne of: nts of • i.on Wedjffitaf boys Hke an fou>,ht hlgh «»o.tht Y shot k*»e K Beck. /  the of PunxSutawney, la a real estateowner. should t» ready to lend  anco to ihfk movement. The Atcevslty Mr Activity In the direction of enoourafftng ''new Induatrlqt ;to locate in Jhinxsutawney la apparent t« all, and H wfe are to have a growing Industrial town we must all do ouiri part toward making it such. ■ | c'OMinrtHom- attic CHR19TUNIA, July  today put into operation Its fev compulsory sick Insurance lav, wAlch entitles workers to free medical attendance; medicine and surgical ap* pliances for themselves anil families, also a money allowance when totally Incapacitated for work. All Workers over 13 years of agG reoelv' ig pay amounting to less than *336 In the country-a*d,$390 ia afe entitled to JSikJbenefit*. |fr». the employers, the md the State. by** !oc»l lf» [bb.i July 1.-—'tie th«; Jncorporar beglniralM PITTI city xft' 150th anniVi tion as a town by"? nlng tomorrow, on muL, plan (or an old bora# wee; more elaborateness. Fornu , tary of the Ngvy Preslu™ Garfield of Wfllams' college and oth? er men of note will take part. lEr utomobile to the BaTgerBtock h*®li. The afternoon was »v^t Bxprcsssd pleasure o?MA| ijijf he love and eJieem In whifeh the lit ilplents are t held by iheir man] •tends. Tim day was / ideal a ni fish en wert expressed of Mr. afcit Besides I "iftbors, th. ♦o run 4 ion tan, he the , listened byone ,.3|b1iI I bullet*. The shooting oe? bout 10 o'clock While the ting was still in session and few yards of the assembled irs, who were ringing at ind did not hew the shootand Nettle Meager, of this been at the circus and' conclusion of the parvent up Into the grove to meeting. They took a en the leading oft' on road and a tent occupied by ,kons at the meeting and listened the meeting several minutes, soval persons passing ■ them during iat time. Suddenly a voice' was heard In I he kness to -ear and tie rinin coir ; them "to /op're cova (revolver hlit in his fo|,,lt while . ||;Inime(l-by tin' ttfog wild MNild ' the IfhCarm, go■p catting timt, going j <;k J of thel iisi . host of, frieriu. fOHowingt'We  tah«a: Mto. a. P. m daughter, Miss Pansy, an. Pearson, of L*Jose; Miss  of Sykesvilie; Mr, and Mrs. EdV«_ Carlson, Flint Smith, and son Ray? and. daughter Edith, of Anita; Mrs. Mary Ray and daughter, Versa, of OrovpCity; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bargerstqck and soh, of Cowansvllle- Mrs. Catherine Bargen*<,ck..0I Bell knap; Mr. and Mrs. EH Miljfer, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Morris; Mr. and Mrs. irfixtf Jordan, of (kAAufiA Mr. anjl Mrs. Joseph ' rrflfMi and Mr. Homer  tfe London, Mr*. John niiBBT Mil Burton Bargeretock, Bargerstock, . afjrw. «»d Oeorgo Painter, it Clot: Mk Olivi Bargerst Goheenvifle; MisS B«u, bf WaUton; Mr. and Wsd&.-Hti James <t( iPt)6«tbttts, Miss Idda Jordan, Re*. N. W. Burtner and family, ot Puawwt«wa#y; J|r«. Har? ry Burley, Mr* ThAaaa* Wllklna, ward ClartiM. Mr. and.Mm, OfKM.j wW.r(i fire am fBy United Press.) LIVERPOOL, July 1.—The •departure today of the-,two big Atlantic liners, Suovic and Arabic, the latter lor Canada, was postponed on account of the sailors' strike., the; sixth lire within two days aboard tkfei Arabic today w«s -Quickly extinguished. Tho owners Insist that the flreS lie started by the strikers. The cargo tieup Is now complete. An appeal was made today, for the. strikers to unload some of the provision boats to prevent actual suffer! hk for food. They replied, "Food shortage Is the most effective weapon In any kind of warfare.'* - The tug men Joined the strike today. This interfered with' the handling of. twenty-five steamers, Including the Lusltania. • N£W CROSS-COUNTRY AEROPLANE REGOI GREENVILLE, S. C„ July 1.— Several hundred mill superin ton dents and overseen atended the annual meeting of the Southern Textile as-l sociatlon here today. 1JSS1 (,!y u«it»a  WMWr YORK, July  the skyscraper 'wtriqt - irtiiM,!1 • WfMruMw w \  ' ' wvHL^^ jf ( nn UBiMfr—— j^^^^wprjayD^a \coiJng tiQii .  ' ra^^^^^KfVPf nc&H ofl a-/r^H nday^H m^H MlnnU tlve 8un4 Iu>b been leach caw [and tke <iharge. license tee dtect \n tot ore It co\ mwvia; i potior n I mohj to I autliori/.iH. told the nil" hat he go janeret u ,er wVshert t< wninfi probaWs afternoonne man's clotne* ter and plcUiie, ltt money. lit •red." vraPPel' ear l»"kfc v\s conU>al it'ely tw0 iiasUoil »' vliUo the - voiua"- un(V „u thvoURh lose to lirous11 n£\\p &e$lK mt Fyc V.u in,l fired  U »a-j liit.—» iO.—-The f ian secret ft, who is «»w JJJ 1 1„ Germany. «>11 asually Keen JSKv ! (B \££^,W0r'8m" ur.rus jte;l,T - ■ i • ' -f - na'bly one . but was rath- ■n m . * liP?* ' worker,  and was attract*. MjCjBTeatlg'itloB be located (L Knd knowing that Longflls baa that vicinity on fue»