Reduced Prices
On Hose !
14c kind 12c per foot.
12c¢ kind 10c per foot.
10c kind 8c per foot.
8c kind 6c per foot.
All new stock and guar-
anted for the season.
Buy your hose now and
save money.
however, which by this time had
dwindled from thousands to about
250 members, had reckoned without
Herculean chief of police, was on
deck shortly after the mob had
reached East Packer avenue and
had begun stoning houses in which
Italians were quartered. The big
chief waded into the mob with
both arms swinging right and left,
declaring that no gang of hood-
lums or anyone else could rua this
town in that manner. Foaming
with rage the big form of the
irresponsible mob, and they dis
persed without delay. Two men,
Pearl Yontz and Rudolph Fleis~
chutt were placed under arrest and
taken before Justice Carey charged
with rioting. They were released
on their own recognizance for a
hearing this aiternoon at § o'clock.
Early in the evening Julius Vo-
fond Dometic,
as lowas 20, 25,
dis-
ths BE a setae
Matinee at the park tomorrow
afternoon,
New stock of oil cloth and line
oleum at bottom prices. D. E
McMahan, 98.2
For sale—A small building, suit.
able for a shop or an office. Ceiled
and in good condition. Enquire of
Paul E, Maynard, M. P, A. block,
Sayre, Sq tf
Don't get a sore face and then
feel “sore” -about it; go to the
Utopian barber shop. Mechanical
massage and compressed air; try
it. 98 Im
Yesterday afternoon Dan Crane,
& stranger, was arrested by Chief
ness, He was given a hearing this
- % Thejunior society of the Church
of Christ will hold a social on the
ceived a telephone message from
the District Attorney Mills. Mr.
Mills stated that a mob numbering
in the neighborhood of four thous:
and people had gathered in that
place, and as they had driven all
the Italians out of that place, they
intended to come to Sayre for a
similar purpose. Officer Vogel
immediately called up Chief Walsh,
but before the chief could get busy
the mob arrived and proceeded to
East Packer avenue. Oa the north
side of the street are a number of
wooden buildings owned by John
Brundage and the majority of them
are occupied by Italians, many of
them refugees from Athens. The
mob immediatey began stoning
these houses, Window lights were
broken out, siding was torn from
some of the houses and for a time
it looked as if they might succeed
in getting inside and routing out
the inmates, The Italians, how-
ever, evilently resolved to defend
themselves, and several shots from
revolvers were fired from one of
the houses. Members of the mob
returned the fire and in all some
25 or 30 shots were fired. No one
was hit, however, and then the
members of the mob turned their
attention to the house owned by
Rudolph Fleischut on East street.
Part of the house is occupied by a
large number of Italians and the
mob proceeded to bombard it with
stones, bricks or any sort of mis-
siles that could be found. Wian-
dows were broken out and an
attempt was made to get inside.
They were foiled in this however,
and before any further damage
could be done, Chief Walsh ap-
peared on the scene and dispersed
the mob. It was neatly and
quickly done and the big chief is
deserving of all kinds of credit
for the vigorous manner in which
he did it.
A stone which was thrown
through a window of one of the
buildings struck an infant on the
head, inflicting a severe wound.
MORE TRAIN RIDERS
Yesterday afternoon Special Of
ficer Shaffer arrested two hoboes,
charging them with illegal train-
riding. The men gave their names
as James Kenyon of Syracuse and
Fred Powers of Steubenville, O
The men were found on a freight
train which was pulling through
the Sayre yards and were taken
Both Bones Were Cat in Two
but Were Wired Together at
was on the first trip around the
irrthe grass some distance ahead,
but the boy was not in sight.
sharp cry was heard and the boy
fell over the cutterbar,
He was brought to the Sayre
hospital, where it was found that
both bones of the lower leg had
been severed just above the ankle,
but there was enough circulation
so that the foot was warm, The
smaller bone was badly splintered
but the larger one was cut very
cleanly, and Dr. Ott decided to
wire the bone together and save
the leg if possible, This difficult
operation was performed success-
fully and it is hoped that the bone
will knit.
A similar operation upon the
arms of a boy who lives at South
Waverly terminated successfully,
and the wires were removed yes-
terday, leaving the bones in fairly
good condition. The success of
that case encourages the belief
that this one may be equally suc~
cessful,
- OAK CROVE PARK
The Salisbury Murray Stock Co.
played to one of the best houses
the park has had this season The
truth of the matter is the patrons
of the park know a good .thing
when they see it, and when on
Wednesday evening the company
presented “The Creole’s Revenge,”
the audience went wild, and the
big, happy audience last night was
the result of their enthusiasm,
Everybody happy again last night,
The company is"good one, The
specialty artists, Marcus & Rosa,
completed the evening's already
splendid entertainment, The bill
for tonight is “A Secret Marriage,”
and if good seats are what you
want you will need to go early.
At the matinee tomorrow “The
Lighthouse Robbery” will be pre-
sented and the ladies gold watch
will be given away.
BE WAS DENENTED
This morning a man about 35
years old and of fair appearance
was taken into custody by Chief
Walsh who later Bought him a
ticket for Towanda The man said
that his name was John Carey and
that he came from Old Forge, this
state. He declared that the chief
to kill him. He labored under the
delusion that the chief was in
Sayre accompanied by three or
four men, and that if they caught
him his life wouldn't be worth a
picayune, As the fellow appeared
to be harmless it was thought best
to pass him along, accordingly a
ticket purchased and he was
placed on board No, 8,
BEARING TODAY
The hearing in the case of Mac
S. Sickler, charged by the Lehigh
Valley railroad company with il-
legal train riding, in having refus-
ed to pay his fare between East
Towanda and Towanda station, is
taking place before Justice Carey
this afternoon. Henry F, Streeter, | **F,
Esq, is appearing for the Railroad
Company while a I. N.
Evans and Yocum are representing
Sickler. When the Regord went
Reported That Another Attempt
Will Be Made to Drive the
Italians Out of Sayre
A persistent rumor has been
afloat today that a mob will gather
this evening for the purpose of
completing the work begun last
night in the Italian quarters
to the rumor is not positively
is excellent reason for resorting to
demerits of the position taken by
the mob, The Record does not at
this time care to discuss; but one
thing is certain, this town must not
be given into the hands of an irre-
sponsible, unreasonable and un
lawful assembly, which knows no
law, no reason, nor has any respect
for the rights of others, Should
the rumor prove correct and a mob
assemble it is up to all good citi-
zens of this borough to uaite and
vigorously oppose, and if possible,
prevent any unlawful or violent
acts. Sayre had a taste of this
waatonness last night. Then only
short notice was given to the
officers. Today, however, the of-
ficials have been made acquainted
with the rumor and the probabili-
ties are that should a mob assemble
for the purpose of committing un
lawful acts, it will find the law.
abiding residents of this place fully
prepared to adopt strenuous meas-
ures,
PERSONAL NENTION
Miss B=ssie Shaver is visitiag at
Hazleton, =
Miss Katherine Faley went to
Elmira yesterday.
i
Howard Swartwood went
Syracuse yesterday.
to
Aaron Webb and wife went to
Pontiac, Ill, last night.
Mrs. George Bonfoey has gone
to Atlantic City for a few days
outing,
Stephen Fisher was out on the
line of the Lehigh yesterday in-
specting timepieces.
Orren Van Ness and wife are at
tending the Van Ness reunion at
Binghamton today,
Mrs. E A. Williams and son
Stanley have returned home after
an extended visit at Cortland.
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Mr. and Mrs. M, H. Sawtelle re
turned this morning from a brief
visit at New York city and vicinity.
Mrs. George Burgess left this
morning for New York city for a
few days visit with friends and rela
tives,
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city, who has been visiting at E M.
Thompson's, left this morning for
Rome, N. Y.
Mrs. EE W. Thompson and
daughter Ruth of Washington, D,
C., are guests at the home of E M,
Thonipson on Spring street,
rst snp
Dr. C. A. Haines and family, H.
Stanley Winlack, Miss* Bessie
Chapman, Miss May Belle Cross
and Fred Poten, the latter a resi-
dent of New York city, who have
been spending the past week in
camp on the Susquehanna river
near Bartoa, have returned to their
homes,
$8.20 to Atlantic City and Re-
turn, account
excursions, A .
Lehigh Valley Rallroad will sell tickets
un above dates to the Sea Shore, good
for 16 days with stopover at Philadel.
phi in either or both directions within
imit. Tickets good on all trains ex-
oopt the Black Diamond Express. For
train service and complete lie y
soe Agents Lehigh Valley Railroad. 73
$1 00 to Wilkes-Barre and Re-
tara. The Lehigh Valley Railroad will
sell tickets September 3d and 10th; good
foine 2 And tu returning oun special train on
al al _tetin leaves
of 7: ie a. id
leaves
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Valley Phone;191 a.
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tween 18 and 60 years.
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Salisbury-Murray
STOCK!CO.
“A SECRET MARRIAGE"
Four Act Comedy Drama
This Evening
Leading Features
PRICES, 10, 20,30¢
SATURDAY MATINEE 10c TOALL
THINK IT OVER!
This is an excel-
lent time of year to
liave a heating sys-
tem installed and
ready for the hard
winter which the
weather man says
is coming.
We would be plea-
sed to offer sugges-
{tions or give esti-
mates on steam, hot
water or hot air sys-
tems. We sell the
satisfactory “Win-
chester steam and
IL. ‘hot water heaters,
the American Rad-
ator Co's radiators
and boilers and the
justly famonu 8
“Cheerful Home"
furnace, making a
fine line for you to
choose from.
Plumbing, Heating and Tinning
Gas Fixtures, Bs and
(Glassware.
H. R. TALMADGE,
Both "Phoves, Elmer Ave.
A.J.GREEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUL AND BUILDER.
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SOCIALIST CLUB
Meets every Friday evening at
Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple
street, West Sayre. All invited
Everybody welcome.
LL BENJAWA,
Palater, Decorator and perhanger.
IT IS!
Insures both sexes be-
Have a Home to Fall Back C
No matter how adversely tha fates
treated you. Lot of comfort in
to may nothing of loan values of
property when the times pinch too han
Let us show you how to acquire a hos
on small but regular eal
menta. Advice free,
FRED J]. TAYLOR,
BAYRE PA.
WORKS?
C. 8. LLOYDT, PROP.
Remove dead horses andl cattle at
notice. All orders will receive promg
attention. Remove stock § mil
tant from Athens, Sayre and Wa!
Hides must be on carcasses; remove
of charge. Lam propased yo 4 to do the
ness, have ambulanes to hanl the ste
also buy hides, skins, tallow and}
y market prices. Call Bell telep!
o, 633, BAYRE, PA.
The Cayuta Land Company’
of Bayre, Pa, desires to announce
they have some very desirable
lota for sale on cheap and tenia
and that they have placed fhe agency
for selling them [a the hands of Andrew |
Evarta of this place. All wishing
to provide fhewmseltes ity homes or to
invest in lots for spec ve g
will do well to consult with ME Fearte
before purchasing elsewhere. This plot
of land is nearly surrounded by indus
trial placts, with beautiful entry 3 i
all the advantages of a modern fo
tris! tywn, Terms to sult pure
Steps are already belog taken to
all the land comprising this plot
full supply of the beat water the walle
affords. ANDREW EVARTS, 188 B fo J
tal place, Sayrs, Pa. Phone to A A
R. KH DRISLANE,
Contractor and: Builder *
| Plage ané Estimates ——
210 Miller Ft
JOHN GC. PECKALLY, |
DEALER IN
foreign and Domestic Fruits,
Pure Olive Oil for medical
Macaroni at 5, 8 and 100 per
No § Elizabeth St, Waverly
Cr
The Record, has the best Houses
Lease ever printad In in Bndlin
ot
Books; and a ad of ial
Nor Takters and Caras:
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DINING HALL AND LUNCH ROOM.
LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS.
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