The Kane Republican from Kane, Pennsylvania • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE KANE REPUBLICAN. PA MONDAY, FEB. 12, 1910 19 IRiSH REPUBLICAN Inf was the interior of the main portion of the Smethport Court House building oaring erno early today. The tower an which the town clock was located, had just crashed when the picture was snapped. ARMY DEMONSTI atiar.inrjur.3 ARRESTED FOR RIOTS gIk AlUMNUM 4 T0C MAW Ever mm iX fl! 111 I BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Feb.

DON'T FORGET HER tj 23c 50c 73c $1.50 $2 i Phone 606 to day NEW STYLE SAUCE PANS iliiillli 4 Walter A. Roth, first assistant en I gineer on the West Cohas, is carried i from a clipper plane at Baltimore, after being flown across the ocean. was picked up at Horta, in the Azores, suffering from a cerebral hemorrhage. cirWh o'fII at slippery rock gollege resigns 12. ONS) Nineteen Irish Republican army demonstrators were under arrest today as a result of disorders in which police twice storm ed crowds protesting against the executions of two I.

R. A. members in Birmingham, England, last week. Two separate demonstrations were held by sympathizers with the two Irishmen, Peter Barnes and James Richards, who were hanged for their part in the Coventry bomb explosions in which five persons were killed last August. i During the first demonstration, police with flailing batons charged and battled for more two hours before dispersing the demonstrators, who hurled bottles; stones and brickbats.

fight ended with six persons under arrest and about a score slightly hurt. Armored cars immediately patrolled the streets of Belfast to pre serve order, but violence was renewed, shortly before midnight' when the IrR. A. members, defying an official ban, held a seconddemonstration. Felice once more charged the crowd, which replied with stones while thousands of persons stampeded, through the city.

Thirteen more demonstrators were rounded up, bringing the total to 19. Prior to these riots a party of A. members in an autombb'le raided a military camp at Ballykin lar, County Down, and seized 30 rifles. It was disclosed that three of the I. R.

A. men cut the barbed wire entanglements surrounding the lonely camp in. the darkness and overpowered a soldier who surprised them while they were stealing the r'fles. The soldier was kidnaped by the men, who forced him at gunpoint to enter the automobile. Later he was released in Belfast.

LATE BULLETINS (Continued from paje one) The case, in which the Maurer and Myers Automobile Convoy company appealed from a state supreme court decision upholding the law, was argued last week. The court ou sumahly took this action so that Justice Frank Murphy can participate In the decision. IN A PARAGRAPH Valentine hearts in Whitman's or Kemps candy. 25c to 53.00. Temple Pharmacy.

2 12 2t. '1 A lit Ssy hi PITTSBURGH, Feb. 12. (INS) Acting on the suggest on of Gov. Arthur H.James, Dr.

John II. Adams, principal of the Perry High school at Pittsburgh, today offered his resignation as chairman of the hoard of trustees at Slippery Rock State Teachers college. The resignation of Adams and the other five members c)j the board was asked by Governor James to "make certain The act'on, it was believed, came when the board agreed to accept the resignation of Dr. Charles S. Miller as college president at the close of the present school term.

The board was first reported deadlocked at thres to three on the issue. Miller was twice convicted of misfeasance in connection with irregularities of the school. He was sentenced to share of costs of prosecut'on with David V. Ketterer, former bursar, who was, convicted of malfeasance. Dr.

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Most of the terms of the school's board of trustees would have expired this month. jA IBTMIK. in MANNERHEIM LINE ATTACKS ARE RENEWED i (Continued from page one) communique claimed today. They included eight iron and con ret artillery forts, according to the announcement, which brought to 29 tl number, of Finnish fortresses said to have been seized by the Red eemy within a week. A few days ago hie Russian claimed to have taken 13' fortfications on the Isthmus and north of Lake: Ladoga.

Severe military action, among small infantry units; north of Lake Ltidoga also was described in the communique, which claimed that th. Finns were repulsed on the Carelian battle front. "Red army scouts were active and there was artillery fire in some sectors," the communique stated. "Clashes between small infantry units, continued north of Lake Ladoga. "Artillery duels and the clash of infantry units in the Carelian Isthmus resulted in the repulse of the enemy, while Soviet advance units, captured 16 defensive fortifications including eight Iron and concrete1 artillery forts.

"Our aviation made reconnoiter ing and bombing flights." The announcement, issued by the Soviet military headqarters at Leningrad, represented the' most important claim of military successes gainst Finland yet "advanced by the Russians since the opening of hostilities. (Last week's Russian claim of the capture of 13 fortifications was emphatically denied by the Finnish commend. (In addition; advices from Helsinki last night the Manner heim line still had not been dented by. Russian mass after 11 days'' of severe fighting.) TELLING ME! By WILLIAM Rl IT: Central Prat Writei THE TOWN PUMP once was the center of a community. Now the heart of any city la where the gasoline fumes are the thickest.

i I An inventor has developed a device which automatically determines the age of an egg. It it fails there's always your nose. We have now reached that time of year where the average man can't even recall what his New Tear's resolutions were. News item says a Russian plane shot down a bird. Maybe the poor creature forgot to give the Red salute as it flew by.

Ill 'As the world grows older its wars become more terrible. That's understandable a man can bit harder than a boy. ill What the world needs is an atlas in which the boundaries of European countries Is printed in disappearing Ink, lit A Hindu swarai says a sure cure for fatigue is to lock one's self in a room and enjoy a few minutes' carefree, hearty laughter. Sorry, no can do it's too near Income tax time. Make it a habit to read the Classified Ads every day.

To the r.lan with COUNTY COURTHOUSE i DESTROYED BY FIRE (Continuea Iron page one poured on the blaze and it was reported under control at six o'clock, although Smethport and Kane firemen had hose lines in operation up until noon. Efficient work of the firemen and the fact there were fire, doors to block off the flames were given credit for saving the two wings, which house offices of the county comissioners, county auditors, county treasurer, recorder of deeds and judge. 'xhe fire started in the. east portion of the first or basement, floor. On that side of the floor are located Smethport's polling place, including two voting machines which were destroyed, a storage rcom, emergency lighting system and utility room.

The west portion of that floor includes offices of the McKean County Farm bureau, a storage rcom, boiler room, and an air conditioning unit. Only part not damaged by fire was that hous.ng the air conditioning unit, which was badly damaged by water. Rocketing through the dry timbers of the old structure, exterior of which was constructed of brick and stone, the flames mushroomed through the second flosr, gutting tne new oriices cf the prothonotary occupying the entire s.de of tho The offices of the sheriff, clerk of court and register of wnls on the other side of the building on that flocr also were destroyed, as was the vote registration office. Offices of the prothonotary were still in an incomplete state, how ever, and "no business was being transacted there. As a result ali the vitally important records of the prothonotary amassed over the year were safe jii the basement of the west wing.

With amazing speed the flames shot through the walls to the third floor, in which were located the courtroom, scene of many trials famous in the county's history, the district attorney's office, the ecu ty detective' office and quariers of the county probation officer. The grand jury rcom and the jury room the fourth ficor also were destroyed as the flames roared through the cupola. A slight breeze fanned the conflagration and it was apparent from the time it was discovered that the old building was doomed. As a result firemen aimed their hose line at strategic points to check the blaze1 where it might communicate to the new wings. Other firemen guarded against flying embers starting blazes in the area.

The sky was clear and. rooftops were dry after yesterday's rain removed all traces of the Winter's snow, Hundreds of Smethport residents' gathered as word bf the f.re spread Borah. Passing of sentence was deferred. Caldwell is the third gure in the so called political scandals to plead guilty. Dr.

James Monro? Smith, former president of L. S. pleaded guilty after one conviction and William Rankin, former chairman of the Louisiana Conser vation Commission pleaded guilty to a mail fraud charge. All seven charges against Caldwell resulted from activities at S. U.

The two mail fraud charges alleged that the ex building super intendent received more than $16, 000 in "kickbacks" from contractors on federal sponsored construction work. The WPA charges c'lege that Caldwell diverted material and labor from government sponsored projects to his own private use. TOO LATfc; TO CLASSIFY LOST Link gold bracelet, name Marguerite in gold hearts. Finder please call 308. ad.

I Times Herald Photo and Engraving and they were joined during the late morning hours by hundreds of other sightseers from neighboring communities. For a timethere was a crowd problem as early arrivals spread over the courthouse lawn, but police soon had them behind fire lines. At noon today only a shell of the building remained. The sturdy brick walls still stood as high as the roof line, but the roof and intervening floors as far as the second floor Were The walls were cracked, and it was believed they would have to be demolished before reconstruction could be started. The stone foundation apparently remained' in good condition and early estimates were it could be used in rebuilding.

World's Record Norwood Ewell, Penn State sophomore, shatters the world mark as he crosses the finish line to score a five seconds flat victory in the 50 yard dash at 3rd annual Penn A. C. track meet in Philadelphia. Old record, was mads by J. G.

Loomis, in 1914. Decp Watcr Swimminjr Provided there is sufficient water to float the body, the depth of water makes no difference to the swim mcr, its buoyancy being the same in both ases. The popular belief that swimming is easier in deep water is incorrect, though perhaps the mental effect has some influence. A person swimming in shallow water knows that on the least, fatigue he may stop swimming and stand on the bottom; in deep Water he knows he cannot do this, but must exert himself to swim well and under these circumstances it may seem 'easier to him. ADVsnrisiuG Top photograph shows Fire Chief LeRoy O'Laughlin, of Smethport, directing an unidentiried Kane fireman as a line of hosa was being taken over the rear of one of the wings of thf burning courthouse.

Lower picture shows Fire Chief Dave Dane, of Mt. Jewett, adjusting a connection in a hose The Ml. Jewett company was the perfect Valentine remembrance Their beauty ana irajjrance make them the perfect gift for your Valentine she will enjoy them whether she's sixteen or sixty. Flowers are considerate of your budget, too, even the loveliest of bouquets cost very Ay after the call fo? help was sent GUILTY TO SEVEN FEDERAL CHARGES NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12.

(INS) Big George Caldwell, rotund ex building superintendent at 'Louisiana State University, today pleaded guilty to seven federal charges in connection with its investigation of L. S. U. Caldwell, who was scheduled to stand trial today on two charges of mail fraud, pleaded guilty to these charges and also offered guilty pleas to four charges of WPA diversion and one charge ofsincome tax evasion. Caldwell offered his guilty pleas before Federal Judge Wayne G.

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