ee pts rr A A VOLUME II. NO, 32 J. W. BISHOP and the lowest market price, J. W. BISHOP, Both Phones. FIRST sank - “ns $75,000.00 THREE PERCENT INTEREST Paid on Time Deposits. D. CLAREY COAL CO. Lehigh Valley Coal HARD AND SOFT WOOD Best Quality & Prompt Delivery Guaranteed ASAE ELMER A. WILBER, Wholesaler of Wines, Beer and Ales. OUR SPECIALTIES ‘LEWGH CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER- WEIGH BEER AND ALES, NOR- WICH BREWING COS. ALES. 109 Packer Avenue, SAYRE, PA. BOTH ‘PHONES, Renting, Hetates Managed Collecting E. E. Reynolds, REAL ESTATE For mle in Athens, Sayre and Waverly. acasms INSURANCE Property Bought, Sold and lavestmonts Loass Negotiated HIT Packer Ave. Valley Phone 230x, Sayre, Pa. Try The Record. an—— L. B. DENISON, N. D. Talmadge Building. Bioe 4 Eimer Aves. Vallsy Phone at office and residence. s STEGMAIERS’ BEER Is aged for months in glass enameled lined tanks in storage rooms that are peculiarly and ‘particularly adapted as well as arranged for that purpose. That's why Stegmaier’s Beer does not make you bil- fous, and one of the reasons why there is nothing “just Just Think Of kt We have the reputation of sending the" LARGEST PLUMBING BILLS of any fiom in the valley. Awful, isn't it ? A number of our all-well- pleased customers have ex- plained it this way: “We gave you a small job that required immediate atten tion and you attended to that so promptly, and did your work so well that we decided to havea lot of oth- er work attended to at the same time.” We please others, and we know that we can please you if you'll give us a chance. Try us on anything in Plumbing, Heating, Gas- Fitting and Tinwork, H. R. TALMADGE, Bais "Phones. Elmer Ave. THE NATIONAL BANK OF SAYRE. $50,000.00 $12,000.00 ER SE Rams We solicit your Banking busi- ness, and will pay you three per cent. interest per annum for money left on Certificate of Deposit or Savings Account. The department of savings is a special feature of this Bank, and all deposits, whether large or small, draw the same rate of interest, MN. N. SAWTELLE, Cashier. Capital - Surplus - Both Phones, A. H. MURRAY, M.D. SPECIALTIES) no Er es. Hours—$-13; 15; 7-8; Sundays by appointment. Office, Wheelock Block. DR. A. 6. REES, M.D. 100 Lake St. West Sayre, OFFICE HOURS: 8 #0 11:00 a. m., 3 to 4:30, 7:00 to 8:00, Genito and chronic diseases s specialty, phones, NH. L. TOWNER, M.D. Specialties. Diseases of Women and of the Rectum. Hours—7tofam,1t08,7to8 p.m. OFFICE-SAMUELS BLOCK. Valley Telephone 27x. 128 Lockhart 88 OSBORN'S LIVERY Heavy and Light Deaying and Moving Baggage called for and delivered in any part of Sayre, Athens and Waverly, and all kinds of team work attended to promptly, Livery attached. 207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 208x AE EE Waverly. Subscribe for The Record, H. TUTTLE, M.D. Specialist Practice limited to diseases of the Bye, Far, Nope and Throat. Glasses accurately fitted. Hours 10 to 12 a.m. 2t0 b, 7 to 8 p.m. Office and residence, 211 South Elmer Ave. Valley ‘phone 158x R. H. DRISLANE, Contractor and Builder Plans and Betimates Furnished. 210 Miller Bt Sayre. Pa. SAYRE, PA, Mayor McClellan of New York to Schenectady Students. HONOR, COMMON SENSE AND HUMOR Profession of Politics Is an Honora- ble One, but Trading In Politics Is Desplcable, Surdid and lgnobile. Honesty Before Everything. SCHENECTADY N.Y June 14. -The ote huwdred and teuth colnneucement ise= of 1 held in the First Reformed church here and “Xere tilon wollege were a class of forty-six members received their degrees. The honor iry chancellor the Hon B. MeClellan fuayor of New York city, who spoke on “The Profession of Politics.” MeClellan said fo part was tsearge Mayor I have came to you today belding ne I have come to fou to speak of the profession to which brief for either party I Lave the honor to Lelong In the Lope that what | have to suy may have soe slight ke ulluence in determining you te i your life work the profession of PoOtitics De pot By the profession of politics 1 do not wean the trade of polities Ihe two are liffervnt A efessional tas misunderstand me vastly pelitician be a statestniu: a political trades wan may be a criminal “There is no occupation Lie uiore igno more despicable, than hore sordid GEORGE the trad. Hote usp B. MCLELLAN of politics There is none ring. wi ipnlile of good than 18 professi 1here La grnft” The so called [Ar Wore to bie { burglar and does (ag his brother “The certain suey this honest as hotiest grafted is tired than the bauk than =ful ore Lari cowardly If less sucee pris that loss fo state on Kraft circumustanoes theury cal under Le honest has done wore to discredit ston than all the mud journalists and wuck rukers combined Irou't expect out even try are determined respect i great profes singers, vallow Coed to = for sUCceas iu Uliless you your self partitions 10 preserve Gild 1t as you please call it legit at for wraft dishonest cotinsel few pris busipesx ul cotitruct Work, graft grisly, hideous aud public or ite is ole thie jess Our people demand that the Aweri can should conform au even higher moral standard than the Iie standard by which politician to private citizen the politician should be Judged cauuot ber too high “1f nhuse a enough aud cleverly end Infamous yuu public long will mau enough you Kiug either famous or Fortnuutely there is n spirit of fair play in the American people that usually asserts [tself Iie evssful charintun often finds his level, and the wi abused sulnetimes a reward other thao the of his virtue The hard serve Heke, often solpetimes cruel the Liero of be decried to worrow, while the triumpliant majority of yesterday turiesd nto the Iguominions min arity of today Six wonths ugo the district attorney of my home county was the lol of the press Pemling of thuse who were then warinest {nu his support are most unjustly for Lis downfall because Le hax failed to do the lwpos sible “What is wanted in public life In this country is not wuch financial in tegrity aml uioney for the average of both (= higher with us than with earth, but moral ourage amd lotellectnal integrity “AR 4 mov, our pace af life has he come wore rapid. This has reacted up our and pos=ilily made tory censorions and captious, but in our calmer recognize fy tegrity and honesty quite as moch as did oir forefathers. Auy one who has followed the In Washington during the present session of COLETesS must realize that pedther the sa nate nor the house Las Jost ability, Integ rity or brains “The rank and file of the politicians In this country sound. They win hew line of righteousness and Integrity if property lel. Like in dustrial and Bghiting armies they draw thelr inspiration from thase at the bead “There are certain essentials to suc cess In polities Without which no man should nodertake ita profession, and these cwsentinls are four-a sense of bodor, common sehae, a seme of pro- LY u Lim sue stutiderstowd und unjustiy politician receives CONSCloushons public Is own is a waster to It always Just, tlay may uy in sO § ’ Cidloring a honesty, any nation on on nery es us noments we delmtos nre close to the ion and last, hut not least 0 sense ARMY A FRAIL REED. Agrarian Riots Cannot Be Suppress ed, as (sar's Troops Are Dislosal. ST. PETERSBURG, Juse 14 -Oml nous of the government's inability to cope with prospective agrarian disor ders is the news which comes from Poltava, one of the richest and wost populous fanning provinces of Russia that the governor is in dally receipt of requests for troops for the protection of estates from the peasantry have not the slightest awe of the rural guands The with roo) s, ole w ics Is unable because Eovernor these to comply the regiuuent of which mutinuied on Sunday last, are so lnfected by the wary propaganda that detach ents sent to the villages Immediately fraternize with the The therefore begs the Peters wuthorities to send wat reguests revolut peasants governor Nt burg bi fresh troops Iie conditions lu Poltava gard to the army probably spread the army reed for the government to if It rejects parliament's agrarian schieine The general staff objects, orcover, to furulshing further troops for police duty aud has re quests for guards for government liyuor shops, which are Increasingly subject to attack. on the ground that to cowply with all these demands would interfere with the of the emplre Iwo daily Revolutionary Vestnik Isyvestin with re are wide is a frail ean upon Indeed ref sed strutegle necessity of the Narodoy and the edited by which have parilament were sup ght Lewspaper argans Socialists, the Messenger News) Peoples (Peasant of parliament, virnlently attacking ag well as the government pressed Ly the court last n An dustrial the poiut of breaking at from whence it may again spread over the whole emplre At Kulais, Prince marshal of the nobility and a prom nent opponent of the Liberal move ment kills«l in the street there fast night peters been to Le Moscow, tempest seeinn on Hidirbegoff a Was BASEBALL BCORES. Games Played Yesterday In the Na- tional and American Leagues. NATIONAL LEAGUE At New York Cincinnati i ve 3 ¢ ag 06 1 New York ¢ ¢ ee 0 *—-3 Hits—~Cincinnati, 7, New York, & Er rors- Cincianati New York, 2 Hat leries Ewing Se biel Tayior and bs: elma Atl Brooklyn Chicag & OG 0 3 & & 1 8 $ Brogkiyn <0 ¢ 0 0 ¢ ¢ © Hits Chicago. 11. Brookiys Errors Chicago, 0; Mt kKiyn Hatieries Beole a EA Fas nd Ritter At Boston Louls and Nt ¢ 8 0-1 v8 0 6 1 10 g *-§ ¢ 01 Loston, 4 Errors nod Halteries- Egan 1 O'Neil 1. 5 1—3 » d 0 i, br itadeliphia, 1} Hat- Dugglely le ly Gilson TABLE OF PERCENTAGES L Ww r nA ~ Chicago » i Pittsburg - 17 New York 53 Philadelphia > nN St. Louis a 1 Hrookln a 3 incinnaty = “HN Hoston ¥ AMERICAN LEAGUE At Cleveiand New York 2 3} Cleveland et Hits New Yor “y r $ New York Chieaby hard and He At Eo whingto is - El Yi 0 00 0-3 i ‘ - Errore Hatteriesn cades, Bern \ Chicag Hits Was! ra nl £0 ter s Hughes Sulitvan At Det t Phi et Hits Phils rors Philade iy tories Pla: Pay At Bt 1. Boston 5t. lLouls vou } 9 Hits y lLouls, 3 Error Boator = | is 1 Hatterles and Armbs Glule and O Connor TARIL} F PEI ENTAGES Ww weip hia 1 : ! 5 i] wr bal ta Hh 4 > Testing New Battleship Georgia, ROCKLAND, Me, June 14 The Waut over the measured mile course Lier five times at the top speed and ulne times at reduced Speed mn the fifth an «Mort to show a record wile, and the big war ship dashed the spray even to Ler tut els The uncorrected Bure showed a mille at the rate of 20.12 knots aud the announcement wus Kreeted cheers Hidal corrections, however duced the speed to 19 1.5 knots {reorgin run Was made with re Good English Wanted, Me, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Addressing the Natioual Editorial as sociation Prestdent Dimond of the New Orleans Planter made a plea for the use of god English in the papers of the country The was beld fn the assembly room of the Clay pool hotel Hdltors! Tune 14 Hews session It opened the business About fun all parts of the country meetings of the assoclation editors from ure here Negro Sunday School Workers Mert. NASHVILLE, Teun, June 14 -—-The Sundoy congress of the negeo Baptists of the Unites] States met hivre under the auspices of the nations! Baptist publishing board and the na tional board of the Baptist Young Peo ple’s uulon Mauy wero Sunday school workers are here from all see tious of the country school Rritiah Official Murdered In Asaba. LAGOS, Nigeria, Juue 14. The Hrit- ish assistant commissioner, Oswald Crewe Read, bas been murdered In the Assba hinterland owlug to a po litical rising there, aod a southern Nigerian regiment bas been Longworths Decline Bid From King of the Belgians, TINE WILL NOT ADMIT VISIT TO HIN Short Stay In Esgland—MMust Reach Kiel Next Thursday for Kalser's Regatin-Hecelse Nobility With Ambassador. LONDON and Mrs June 14 « Nichoins Longworth reevi through Ambassador Reid an from the king of the be his guests at the royal palace OugTessman ved uvita tian irs sels, Dut were forced to send a re gret In deciin mvitation and thank ing Mr. Longworth ex plained that their tour of Europe in cluded only short stays In Eugland Germany and France and that it would be Impossible to accept the king's hos pitality Mr and Mrs Longworth leave Lon don for Kiel on June 21. where they will be the guests of the emperor of Germany, and will return to England the regntta there to attend the court at Buckingham palace on Jute 28 Mr. and Mrs. Longworth visited friends iu the country, traveling in an iteinobile present at the Inspection of the yeomen of the guard at Nt Later they amd Reid Junched li us and Mrs Low of the after coltuons and ng Hi his majesty after amd were Fates palace Ambassador and Mrs with the speaker of the mons, James Lowther and the in Liatise hotise of k Mrs Mrs the Ar Longworth going guished with Mr Reid, the being much interest wd in the procedure of the house The whol was tanken through the house of lords by Earl Percy. eldest of the Duke of Northumberland and forwer undersecretary for foreign nfalrs Another social eveut occur red at Dorchester House in the even lug, when Ambassador and Mrs Held Kive a reception In honor of Mr. anid Mrs Longworth Over 16800 persons teteplaedd duvitations, ucludiog cabloet winisters, members of the diplomatic corps and the clergy ciety leaders among dent in England neross the Atlantic The guests Tecelvedd at the head of the stairway Ly Mr and Mrs Reld and Mr. and Mrs longworth and spent the evening pleasantly the beautiful apartwents of the ambas<a dor's residence Supper was durlng the evenlug in the pavilion, aud luter a dance w ise of ther rest of spent rool tiie wds the ladies’ gallery to the distin Longworth Lowther ‘nu was of guest straugers’ gallery foruie: party son notable political and so Americans rest nud visitors from Were in servisd s given Rryan to See the Douma. PETERSBURG 4 -Wi Bryan aud Mrs. Bryan arrived from Berlin Mr and Mrs Rey Aan will remain here until Frid iY. when they will leave for Stockholm Christiania on their to where Mr. Bryvuau dress on the ST Ham J liere and London will deliver au ad wth of July Ho ex pects oo withies= the coronation of King Huakou nt Christiania and is due to ar rive at Naw York Aug 2u Mr Bryan tu St Petershurg in or to a glltupse of the Russian iuent and study at close TRige struggle WHY ul tdile der get jrae the vpwh which Is con tnaking political vulsing Russia Fennsylvania Pald For Private ars PHILADELPHIA, Juue 14 Orders for private cars be used inde coal wining compaules were the Pressed Steel Cur the Peuunsylvanls Rall company and patd for tint corporat which afterward had a with the counipanles was established at of the Interstate comnis<lon through the testi off H. EB chief clerk of sales department of the fo bry peudent placed with toupauy by toad by a seltivinent cual This fact day Yester session vuln fierce any the Steel Car company Swartz Pressed “Haman Ostrich” Has an Operation MINNEAPOLIS, Mun H-EK Wallace, who for yenrs has been trav with ne a was on at June bunian the SUNECOus retnoy od four eling trich Lospital Bet seven of glass and Nive a circus os upsera ted IM three or City here unils pleces ploves of from He will tvcuver wire W been doing bis his stowach thint trich” act for years and had never auy Hl effects unt! recently tlace says he has us felt Free Fight at Steubeny ile STEUBENVILLE, © Stroctura! Ironworkers Folleustne, W Va Cllne river ind a pliteled battle the nonunion men aud the union foroes was fought. with the result that WW. AM Wilson, a foreman, Is Iu a dying con dition Co. 8 Newooniyr was ously Reven unlon men ncked nonunion workers, revolvers and bars of iron 0, 14 it } Tune cmplovesd Wwross t between nud seri nt using beuten tno Mayor Favored Mollday Vor Clreus. HOSTON, June 14 To prevent May or RL Wosl of Haverhill, Mass from closing the schools of the city to HOrrow cause a circus Is coming the Huvertill asked the prefie court to lssue an onder restraln log Muyor Wow from luterferiog with the running of the public schools schoo! board su Englishmen Like American Girls LONDON IR} The vnpmge weat Is aunounced of Arar Saunder son, son of the Right Hon James Ed ward Saunderson, wember of parlia went for Armagh, north, to Miss Arch bold of New York, Lest 83,400,000 In Frisco Disaster, LONDON, June 14. -The San Fran claco losses of the Royal Exchange Assurance corporation batve reached a Jane total of $8,490,000, JETT TELLS THE TRUTH. ¥o He Was One of Assassins Whe Slew fo brill aud Maream. CYNTHI ~ HH Jott, wh been trial at ©, hy June Curtis ta entan have for tue sec for the siaatlon of James Cock rill. town ws al of J son. Ky. In July, 122 sunjpilete con in put on ul time as tide a « CURTIN He only that Lie was vue of the hidden band that mur dered Cockrill, but declares that with Lis own band he sbot James B Mar cin of Ja md was to been JETT fession not wlinits Have B D Cox in at the Huis} Jett Rheriff Ed Callahan Eltart Hargis ol the murders ETH otic of the murderers of fad to be sald that fe BF the men wh but Ia Winer French aud were pl FLIP FLAP WINS FEATURE. Gazelle Stakes at Gravesend Won In Enay Fushion, NEW YORK 4 backed down GH to Oo and running au wou the Gazeil Hip Flap te 15 to Ju June frou ituprus ed race, easily it Gray of the park stakes La Med lefenting Pervers 1 at Helwon Was if dies’ stakes dllug Daisy Purvers. rok Lyoe ouk 8 pool Lold of il allowed Flip Flap to tui around the pad LACK stretch Php | ding fun itu the by twa lengths, wit! rverse sevotd un der wraps Filp Flap had cugth aud a half ut frow Wraps to the whip but never fo thie % i lt wal in ths vich © We ible catch favourites Suliiuaries First Race Al Powell tir Mate, second; Halton third Second Race. Kuighit of Elway, first! Glengn te Tom Cogan, third Third Hao Acs Ars. Gar nish ond, Maxunar Fourth Race Fl first; second; Meddilug Daisy, third Right and True, first; Vio Ness, third Yankee Gun, frst; third =t, Black sevohd vitiitant third Flap see Per Yelre Fifth Arklirta Sixth fall Race second Hao El second, Moves Lights tut at Cincinnatl, CINCINNATI, OO, Juue 14. — The stvell races at [atonia nn on a sloppy track I'he steeplechase hand! cap thi rt seCoud clhioies with ind War Chief third Plrate, the favorite, and Gould fell at the first Jump. While at the post PI rte kicked and lnjored Mr Pomeroy lhe latter was withdrawn by the judges, aud twenty were allowed for a book two favorites won Were sb went to the ond svar COUrse Lights Out Otls | - badly minutes Ouly Hew Mise Homans Played Great Tennis. NEW YORK 14 Miss Helou Howans and her partner, Carleton ( Kelley mwetiopolitan June won the wixed doubles in the vw teunts championship \M two vigorous i in both dlsplaved great skill the net in tournament ss Homans euvaged in #lvhes fu this event and Hy fast driviug at Hu slogles Miss Homaus alee won ber place in the dual round of that event Stoddard’'s Play a Surprise. HARTFORD, Conn 14. At New Eopgland tennis cham plonship tour the the Hartford Golf club a curred in the singles when June the annual went on vourts of surprise oo H HB Stud Bridgeport defeats] Wylie ( of New York dard of Girnut Lockwood Led Golf Field AURURNDATE Mass GU. Lockwood of the All thy ut title bolder the eighteen hole the Muss onship 4A Golf led the field in round Tune sto club Press qualifying Kolf the tu chusetts stunt, thie club chaupd ol Hunks of Braeburn Canintry Hall Players Give $15. 000 NEW YORK J) " \t vewting of representatives of the baseball sites on ur Lalttzations in thi ity Is do nated to abd the Pacific Coast league To Fight tnlon Wht Plttaburg PITTSBURG 4 ment Is unde that ug the fact consolidation majority of nearly Xen (4 the Greater Plittsbure election steps will be at once taken Ly Allegheny to ut the tutional Filhie A ninounes notw ithstand hiad a livre thint atntinnnexationlsts that Huconsti the ground Pittsburg act is prevent fon on Grenter America 4 Elles Ferry farewell of Ian Ellen Terry to Tour LONIyON will Prine make a four months the United nary, Hwy Charles Frohunau play. which named, and In one or two of her favorite parts States. beginntuy in thi \pieartnig in oa management of new utider las not vet bwen Nabhert BH. Hocaevell Much Worse. NEW YORK, June 14 Robert B Roosevelt, uncle of the president, who is seriously ill at his bome In Sayville, N. Y.. was reported moch worse. He fs sald to be gragually weakening. Tn aan a XW yond “ALL THE NEWS TAPS. FITTO PRINT” | PRICE ONE CENT The Very Best FOR Our Patrons [hats our motto, and wenever depart from it if we know if. Somethi-g New and Nice = New Hosiery for Every One Baby, boys’ and girls, misses’, ladies’ and gentlemen. Hosiery in colors, black, white, grey, tan and brown in drop stitch, lace lisles, : ec. Prices from 10c the pair up. Corsets Your attention is called to our complete line of corsets. The cut represents one of our new summer models. Styles run 10 circles. Now we are back again to the high bust cor- sets. The first makers to respond to the latest dictate of fashion are’ the manufactures of this famous Ww. B. Erect Form Corsets They call their pn pr 160% pro- duction = It" is a distinct advance over all their previous gar- ments and while essentially similar lo the Erect Form differs in being higher and fuller through the bust and much more slender at the waist. Nuform 403 (extensively advertised in the magazines) is a splendid aver- + age model at $1.00 the pair. New Sheer Fabrics White predominates this season and wearein a position to supply your necds in this line. The larger Globe stores in the cities keep us in touch with fashions latest fad, so you may be sure of getting the cor- rect thing here. Everything found in the city will be cheerfully shown you here, at less money Remember the output of the “(lobe Stores” exceed the output of any concern in the state outside Philadelphia and Pittsburg. We buy direct from the mills. New Sheer Printed Fabrics : We are showing very complete lines of Batistes, Organdies, Lawns, Tissues, etc, beautifully printed in floral designs, shadows, dots, rings and stripes, every piece is new this Season Specials : 54 in. pew grey suitings, light and medium colors. Special 59¢. 36 in. Taffeta Chiffon finish, soft and free from loading, will not crack, worth $1.00. Special 79¢. White Shirt Waists New lot just in, all sizes, worth up to $1.50, mostly short sleeves. Special 98¢ $1.75 and $2.00 waists, now $1.49. 2.25 and $2.50 waists, now $1.98, Globe Warehouse, Talmadge Block, Eimer Ave, VALLEY PHONE,
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