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GETTYSBURG COMPILER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1915. Best Citizens of State and Nation Will Vote "YES" On Woman Suffrage GotMartin G. Brumbaugh- Judge. Seeker SHE DESERVES IT! AMENDMENT NO, 1 IS SUFFRAGE ONE Heads List Of Amendments Printed At The Bottom Of The Ballot i Exact Itnowledge of the position oi' suffrage amendment on the ballot tb.1* election and of the "way to "rote 1 for it necessary to all -who intend to help give the iromen oJ Pennsylvania the fall polJt- rights, to -which, they are SPAPFRf It Sas been officiallj" decided that tie constitutional amendments Trill be at the Bottom the same sheet on which the names of the candidates for the various oiBces are listed. The suffrage amendment will be the first 1.

All four of the amendments that are to be voted upon will be printed in full, one under the other. On the right hand side of the mass of fine print wnicn. gives the legal wording of each amendment will be tie words. "Yes" and "No." To the right of each of these words will -he a square space in which the roter 5s 1o a cress to indicate Ms choice. To vote to give to the women citizens of this State a voice in the government under which they live, the voter hjs in the square beside the wora "Yes," right of Amendment No.

1 thus: Amendment No. 1 Yes No The -women of the State believs that 110 man "who believes Jn fair play pass by Amendment Xo. 1 "without marking his cross in the "Yes" square to the right of it. The broadening of suffrage means the broadening of democracy, or Cbei other "way 'round. As widens and spreads, suffrage more Leader.

THREE LEAD FOR SUPERIOR BENCH Drlady, Head and Williams Strong in Every Section, ENDORSED BY BOTH PARTIES Lawyers Throughout the State Have Urged Their Election and in Addition They Are Being Supported by Pi-ess--All Are Exceptionally Quail- fied for the Position. Karrisburs, Oct. by the bar associations of nearly every county in the state and generally supported by the newspapers, regardless pai-ty affiliation, it look's as if Hen. jeurge B. Orlady, Hon.

John B. Head and J. Henry "Williams, will make a clean sweep for superior court at the election on November 2. There is a growing sentiment for these candidates--a sentiment that grows with each recurring day. The voters of Pennsylvania at the primaries ia September indicated their preference for Orlady, Head and Williams in no uncertain manner.

Fach given a plurality that mej and their Tr.ends are justified in pointing to with pride, demonstrating as it dfd the genuine feeling of voters of every party. So large was the lead given each of these candidates that for many weeks following the primaries it was Uipugm they were elected without tee necessity of going before the voters at the November election. The last session of the legislature made provision, to elect at the primaries candidates the judiciary who received such general support as was accorded Judges Orlady and Head and Mr. William" But a Question was raised a defeated candidate regarding the method of accurately determining trie fifty-one per cent, clause in the act, and the Daunhin court ruled that under the circumstances it would be the safest policy for the matter to be again submitted to the electors at the coming election. Following is the vote on superior court at the September primaries: Orladv Head, Williams.

422.684: Hustleton 2 4 5 4 Wallace. Palmer, Convincing Proof A elance at the above figures is convincing proof of the feeling of the masses towards the men aspiring for places on the superior It accounts in a large measure for the prediction beinsc made that at the election next week even a mucn larger vote wiF be cast for the men who led at the September balloting. Thousands who "favored the other candidates will now turn ia for ilessrs. Orlady. Head and Williams, realizing as they do that a majority of citizens of Pennsylvania want these men on the superior court bench ana that the marioritv should, at all times rule.

An iiBQorzant thing for voters to remember Is that candidates for the su perior bench are not in any party column. There is only one way tc have a vote for a judge counted, and that is to mark an opposite candidate's name in the non-partisan column. The in a party column is not counted as a vote for a judge This information should be giver wide circuCaticn by all friends and admirers of the three leading aspirants. Upright Judge Judge Georsce B. Orlady is a resi dent of Huntingdon county and has been a superior court judge since the tribunal was created in 1S95.

He is a man versed in legal lore, is eminent!" just and upright judge and an earnest and sincere gentleman Judge Orlady is the personification ot nobfe dignity, but at the same time wa courteous and mindful of tfle rights of others. His experience on the bench is in itself enough reason to induce any voter to favor his reten tion. All things considered, ae has adrnir able personal Qualities to commenu him to nubiic opinion. His written decisions" are characterized by dear Be of for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely deranged the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces.

Sucli articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Toledo, contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.

It is taken internally and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. Chenej' Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists.

Price 75C per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pilh for constipation. Maurice Newman found a fine five prong buck lying dead along the Chambersburg pike near Newman's in top of the mountain. No bullet narks were found on its body and TOW it met its death is a mystery. For Chapped Skin.

Chapped skin whether on the hands )r face may be cured in one night by applying Chamberlain's Salve. It is also unequalled for sore nipples, mrns and scalds. For sale by Peo- jle's Drug Store. Aclvertls-eiuem Wm. G.

Kane, the 15 year old son of George Kane living along the pike above Cashtown. has returned from he Chambersburg Hospital entirely recovered from the Injuries received a fall from z. roof. Recommendt Remedy. i I used a bottle Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for 'a, bad bronchial cough.

I felt its beneficial effect immediately and before -I had finished the bottle I was cured. 1 never tire of recommending this remedy to my friends," writes Mrs. William Bright, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Obtainable everywhere.

When his hand came in contact with a circular saw, Brine Byers, of Kmmitsburg, working at the saw milt of Air. JKhocles, in Freedom township, had two fingers of his right hand sawed off. Mr. Bycrs is a son of J. Krise Bycrs, of Freedom township, and resides with a sister in Emmitsburg.

'ATCMf Dowels till frosts- come. Dr Kahroey' 1 Teetlmijr Hyrup- keeps rhem iu good shape. Cample free. After being without a pastor for a number of years, the United Brethren Church in Littlestown again has a minister. Bart's and Littlestown.

congregations have become the Littlestown charge, with Rev. E. L. Hughes as pastor. LEAVES me a i i Babies dou't fall away i a i Dr.

Fahruey's Teethiug Syrup. Jt makes sap--blood. Advertisement- More Than Enough Too Much. To maintain health, a mature man or woman needs just enough food to epair the waste and supply energy and body heat. The habitual consumption of more food than is neces- ary for these purposes is the prime cause of stomach troubles, rheumatism and disorders of the kidneys.

If roubled with indigestion, revise your diet, let reason and not appetite con- and take a few doses of Cham- jerlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will soon be all right again, sale by People's Drug Store. erttsn lEent- Wm. Starr of Littlestown has been re-elected manager of the Hanover Baseball team for next Mr. Starr expects to spend the winter at Jacksonville, Florida, where he owns a farm. rendering a i service to his master for a period of 23 the old gray horse of G.

J. of York Springs, dropped out of existence at the age of 27 years. Mr. Wolf had purchased the animaj from H. of Hanover.

FOIEY RIDNEYPILLS Adrertlienieat, i AND Walter Beamer. tenant on Harry HofTnagle's farm. Pleasant township, having set out 3500 cabbage plants has 3000 heads of cabbage- ready for the market. These heads average from 5 to 20 pounds. He is.

preparing to ship them in carloads to- some western market- Heavy impure blood makes a muddy, pimply complexion, nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale and sickly. For pure blood, sound digestion, use Burdock Blood Bitters. Si.oo at alt stores. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS A A I A i Stabley Hemler.

a former resident of Littlestown, fell from a second story window while engaged at painting at the Columbia Silk Mills. He landed on his head and was unconscious 98 hours. Chronic Constipation. "About two years ago when I began using Chamberlain's Tablets I had been suffering for some time with stomach trouble and chronic constipation. My condition improved rapidly through the use of these tablets.

Since taking four or five bottles of my health has been fine." writes Mrs. John Newton, Irving, Obtainable everywhere. While M. D. Feiser and Ralph and Guy Miller were cutting down a bee tree in a grove at the edge of New- Oxford, they came upon a rare find of honey.

Honey combs five feet in length filled the hollow tree and besides this they caught two large buckets of honey. Jacob Haar has purchased the property of Raymond Chronister in Abbottstown, on private terms. For any itching skin trouble, piles, eczema, salt rheum, hives, itch, scald head, herpes, scabies, Doan's Ointment is highly recommended. 50c. a box at all stores.

Aavertisement, The farm of Mrs. Margaret Donaldson, Harniltonban township, containing 114 acres, was sold at public sale to C. P. Bream at 877.50 per Hav? Aisays BOOT Advertisement- FOLEY KIDNEY PHIS AHO 3 A A monument was erected jn Hampton cemetery last week to "the memory of John William Wierman, deceased. Wm.

R. Schmucker of York, formerly of Littlestown, has been appointed an assistant chorister of the Beiderwolf Evangelistic Campaign to. be held in York. There will be over 1200 voices in the choir. For a mildj easy action of the bowels, try Doan's Regulets, a modern laxative.

25c. at all stores. Adrertlsement. Clinton Zepp of near Mt. Pleasant met -with a painful accident on Saturday while following a grain drill.

He got the second finger of his right hand into a cog gearing and had it badlv mashed- time to Duuiic questions outsice the superior court and also severa organizations and associations. Judge JoVa B. Head is also to before the people of Pennsylvania fo re-eiec-ticn." feeling assured tnr.t In never faltered in a public trust ace that his work en the superior bench has been highest To a ed em He has executor! the work ci nis re snonsib.e in a competent manner, and hi? fellow-judres say of aim that he ruwnys reacy and willing to sacrif.re s-1 personal consideration to onerous Havered Sy A51 The judicial opirrons of Judge Head evidence of great indusixy sr.c research in their preraration and of desrersisent and souiv: leja! For Indigestion. Never take pepsin and preparations containing pepsin or other digestive ferments for indigestion, as the more you take the more you will have to take. What is needed is a tonic like Chamberlain's Tablets that Avill enable the stomach to perform its functions naturally.

Obtainable everywhere. re-idenz ccr.nty. J. Henrv of Phiiadelpn-'a, to whom "the voters of Pennsylvania swcls a f.aneriu~ voie at tns September primaries, will, -elected, assuredly Tiiairatain ihe present nlgft standard" el superior judges in Ibis state- For over ihirty-tive years be has practiced In the ciiy 03 Philadelphia and r.urins: that won a -Dre-raiinent posilion profession in the Quaker City. He is a man of jiVilziy nnt3 of marked amcnc; lawyers.

Strong There is a strong argument in of ihc- ol Mr. reason of LJS accatiira. Xo: ins; the far' that over one-third of ihe cases before the superior court originate in Philadelphia that county has -no represcnJation sp2 this has been bic handicap to clients and lawyer; in thai section of the slate. If Mr. is victorious he will succeed Judce Charles E.

Sice, of Willies- Barre, "who has declined to seel? re election and favors the ejection of Williams, as well the re-election cf -ludces Orlady and Head, The Republican and Democratic eonimitiees have endorsed ges Orlady Head and Mr illiams. Struck by an automobile, a valuable Scotch coliie belonging to Chas. Trostle. Gettysburg, was killed last Sunday. The dog was playing in the street and became, confused when the automobile horn was Mr.

Trostle valued the dog at Sioo. Motorists are advised to heed the ordinance in McSherrystoivn which prohibits the opening of the muffler IA Ic-r In Children tns KlrJ Vs Havs Alwavs tr.e John Schall, who has been employed by the firm of G. W. Weaver Son as salesman and window decorator for the past several years, resigned that position to accept a similar position a firm at Miami, baby's croup. Willie's daily cuts and bruises, mamma's sore throat, Grandma's Thomas." Eclectic Oil--the household remedy.

and sec. Ciias. jicrr.Ier. Jbanover. alter teaching- the fenders of his cwt-Qut in that borough.

The officers bile and poured some gasoline in a have announced that they will arrest bucket to get the paint from his all offenders. When Baby Has tie Croup. When a mother is awakened from sound sleep to find her child has gone to bed apparently in the best of health struggling for breath, she is naturally afarmed. Yet if she cara keep her presence of mind and give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting is produced, quick relief will follow and the child win drop to sleep to awaken in the morning as well as ever. This remedy has been in use for many- years with uniform success.

Obtainable everywhere. hands, the fumes suddenly ignited from a Jantern standing about three- feet and before being extinguished" his hands were severely burned. i -v Cnas. Dundorc. Mrs.

Dundore and two daughters, of Hanover, ivere driving through Abbotstowa the automobile of Dr. Klins- dinst of York, crashed into the buggy. Fortunately no one was injured. but the horse had a leg broken and the buggy was wrecked. The home of the late Hcnry sel, near Mt.

Rocl, sold at public sale on Saturday, was purchased by George Myers, of near White Hall, After finishing the cement work oa for $1.235. jths new brsgde near York j. Weaken returned to Gettys- iburg and discovered he had lost purse containing $40. The parse was found near Two Bridges, three later, soaked with mad but the money -was intact..