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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
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v8 0 6 1
10 g *-§
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Loston, 4 Errors
nod Halteries- Egan
1 O'Neil
1. 5 1—3
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le ly
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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
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hard and He
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whingto
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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
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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
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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,