Bryant and Ely, Unable to Se-
cure That Amount, Remanded
for a Hearing
who were arrested Tuesday charg-
ed with burglarizing the Lehigh
Valley station at Ithaca and taking
pearly $1,200 from the money
drawer, were arraigned yesterday
afternoon in the Recorder's court
of that city, District Attorney
Kent asked that bail be fixed at
$2000. This was a surprise to
the attorneys who had appeared
for the prisoners, as it was expected
price.
GEO. L.
ROBERTS & G0.
SR "= & Athens
op Magan.
Just Received
The fifth book of the
$1.50 copyright books to
sell at 50 cents. “The
House of Defense.”
Just received ten thous-
and fancy and local post
cards, including Metho-
dist, Catholic and Bap-
tist churches.
SOLD AT
WEBER'S BOOK STORE,
‘Lockhart St.
Fine fresh oyster crackers at
Wood's bakery. 126-3
Joshua Simpkins with his own
above $1,000 Neither of the de-
fendants could procure bail. Bry-
ant’s father and uncle were in
court prepared to produce a bond
for the sum of $1,000, and Ely's
counsel also said that his client
could give bail in that amount
Both attorneys demanded separate
hearings and the young men were
led away to the cells which they
will occupy until October 11, when
Detectives Shaffer and Johnson
of Sayre, who have been working
diligently on the case ever since
the robbery occurred, and who, in
a great measure, wete responsible
for the arrest of Ely and Bryant,
assert that they have additional in
formation against the defendant,
which, however, they are uawilling
to give to the public at the present
time. The case has attracted con-
siderable more than ordinary inter-
est at Ithaca on account of both
prisoners being well known.
INSTALLED OFFICERS
Saye a No. 1090, I00.F,
met last night and District Deputy
Grand Master Molyneux of New
Albany installed the following of-
ficers: Noble grand, William Co-
pine ; vice grand, M. K. Hudson;
financial secretary, W, B. Weeks;
recording secretary, C. C, Walker,
The newly installed noble grand
appointed the following side of
ficers: Right supporter, J. Fred
Miller ; left supporter, Chas, Hann.
singer; warden, J. Fred Spires;
chaplain, Horace Frank; nght
scene supporters, James P. Everetts ;
left scene supported, Earl D Ham-
mond ; inside guard, Fred Hakes;
outside guard, Ralph Lockwood ;
conductor, C. W. Kunkle. The
vice grand appointed for right sup.
porter, W. L. Johnson, and for left
supporter, Harry Cole, Following
the installation the imitiatory (e-
gree was worked with one candi-
date. Drillmaster Ellers, with his
well drilled degree team, performed
the work in the usual faultless
tomorrow night.
With the approach of cold
weather the bowling season will
open in Sayre and vicinity, Last
season a number of local followers
at this season. It is said, however,
that some of the hunters are kill-
ing a greater number than is
allowed by law. Better keep out
of the clutches of the game war-
dens. The prices for squirrels are
pretty high whea you have to pay
figures established by law.
Joha L. Plumstead, Sayre’s well
known tax collector, was taken
suddenly ill at his home on Sum-
mit street yesterday afternoon, and
for a time his condition was con.
sidered critical. A physician was
called and succeeded in relieving
Mr. Plumstead, and this morning
while weak he is coasiderably
better,
When The Record went to press
the hearing in the case of the Com-
monwealth vs, John C, McCracken,
WITNESSES RETURN HONE
Chief Walsh, “Josh” White, A. B,
Barger, Frank Doud, Johan Hanley,
and William Brown have returned
from Auburn, where they appeared
as witnesses against Walter O'Dell,
on a charge of circulating counter
feit coin. Chief Walsh says that
the jury had not yet returned a
verdict when the Sayre party left
Auburn, but that the government
had made out a strong case against
the defendant and that the United
States district attorney confidently
looks for a verdict of guilty.
ARE COING SOUTH
H. M. Squires, Wilawana's well
known contractor, and Messrs, Bar-
aum & Taylor, the Sayre opticians,
will leave cn Monday morning for
a ten days’ southern trip. The
party will visit Delaware, New Jer-
sey, Maryland and West Virginia.
During their absence they expect
to look over tracts of timber land
with a view to purchasing,
Join the Order of the Golden
Seal. It admits both ladies and
gentienien between the ages of 16
Explosion of Gas in Subway Kills
Score or More of Persons and
Frighttully Injures Others
Just after 12 o'clock today a ter-
riffic explosion of gas occurred in
the subway at Philadelphia, killing
a score or more of people and bad-
ly isjuring a number of others.
The explosion occurred on Market
street between Fifth and Seventh
streets, The subway was filled
with people going to their dinners,
and it is regarded as a miracle that
the loss of life was not greater.
Fourteen badly irjuied have been
taken to the hospitals, and it is
presumed that there is about 20
dead in the subway, which work.
men are endeavoring to reach, The
busiaess places in the Vicinity were
badly wrecked.
“JOSHUA § SINPKINS”
The “Joshua “Simpkins” compa-
ny with a fine brass band and
splendid orchestra, will be seen at
the Loomis opera house next Sat
urday afternoon and evening. The
play is made of fun and realism,
combining the pleasing features of
realistic melodrama and the ever
popular rural play. The character
sketches are said to be very clever
while there is an abundance of
good music, singing and dancing in
it. Those lovable old country
characters are introduced and their
sayings and doings create much
amusement. The company comes
to us recommended as a good one
throughout. The sawmill scene in
the third act is said to be wonder-
fully eff:ctive and realistic, a genu-
ine circular saw being in motion,
with Uncle Josh's son lashed toa
log by the villaias una .._ "= to-
ward the glittering teeth of the
rapidly revolving saw,
PERSONAL MENTION
James Collins of Bentley Creek
is visiting his sister, Mrs. George
Farr.
William Maxwell, Esq, of To~
wanda, was ia Sayre today on busi-
ness of a legal nature,
Mrs. M. J. Cain of Wilkesbarre,
formerly of this place, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. GW. Farr, this
week,
Willard Davis, who has been in
this section for some time enjoying
the fishing along the Susquehanna,
returned to his home at Philadel
phia this moming,
SAYRE ITEMS
It is not surprising to learn that
the farmers have organized to raise
prices. However, organization so
far as the farmer is concerned is
useless, They have been raising
prices right along without it.
Cyril Scott in “The Prince Chap"
is coming. We shall get the origi-
nal production and without doubt
one of the best plays hailing from
New York. All reports say itis a
thoroughly legitimate success, ia~
teresting and new. This play is
under the management of Walter
N. Lawr:nce, who presented “The
Man on the Box" here on Wednes
day evening.
The election of Kipp in this con-
gressional district is predicted by a
handsome majority. Voters are
becoming tired of bosses and boss
ism, They are becoming tired of
machine rule and machine tactics.
Therefore they purpose to see that
the Fourteenth Congressional diss
trict sends a man to Congress who
will represent the people and not a
corrupt political organization,
Want ads Inserted by persons
not having a ledger account with
The Record must be paid for when
ordered printed. We positively
cannot charge want ads indiscrim«
intel) the expense of bookkeep-
ib trey out
involv.
Editor Valley Record :
Council have been criticised, more
or less, for not hurrying up the
town hall proposition. Asa mat-
ter of fact, the council has dome
everything in its power to have
this town hall proposition brought
before the voters at this November
election, and the citizens should
not condema the council for failing
to do so,
Under laws of this State no bor-
ough can place before its voters a
proposition to increase the indebt-
edness of the borough, until affidav-
its by the proper borough officers
have been filed with the proper coun-
ty officers, setting forth the fact that
the indebtedness of the borough is
already two per centum of the last
assessed valuation. This, uafor
tunately for the town hall proposi-
tion, is not the case. The fact is
that Sayre borough as far as the
council is concerned is free from
bonded indebtedness, while a few
months since the council voted
825.000 for a City Sewer Trunk
Line. These bonds have not yet
been floated, and therefore the
town has not yet obligated itself to
pay this amount. The only thing
to do now is to wait until the bodds
for Sayre Borough Sewer System
have been sold, and as soon theres
I do not know of any one council-
man that is opposed to the City
Hall, but the sentiment of all of
them seems to be, “Be sure you
are right, then go ahead” This
article is intended to stop adverse
criticism, as the council cannot
wilfully violate these laws.
Coleman Hassler.
. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
The firm of Child, v,am2a &
Young have this day dissolved
partnership, The business will be
continued under the firm name of
C. A, Child & Co, who will assume
all outstanding accounts and lias
bilities,
C. A. Child,
M. A. Waltman
W. C. Young.
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TRUE CHIVALRY.
Signor Fattoro — Ladies, will you
have some seat ?—Chicago Dally News.
Hot Times.
“By the way,” asked the visitor,
“when was Philadelphia settled?”
“Huh!” grunted the native, “It ain't
sattled yet. The city party's still
shakin’ things up.” — Philadelphia
Press.
Capital Punishment.
“He pleaded gullty to the charge of
bigamy."
“What was his sentence?”
“The judge gave him five hours In a
room with his five wives. Houston
Post.
Financially.
“A fellow must be embarrassed when
he meets a member of the royal family.”
“1 should say so! I met four kings last
night and | am embarrassed yet '—
Houston Post.
Novel Effect.
Knicker—So Jones has a new idea
for opera?
Bocker—Yes; his notion Is to have
the houso sing and the stage talk.—
N. ¥. Sun.
Bast grade Lehigh Valley and Bernice
coal, well screened, prompt dgplivery:
hard and soft wood. Both phones at
yard and office at Raymond & Haupt's.
D. Clarey Coal Co.
Carpet Cleaning
H. A. Perry's carpet cleaner is
now in operation at the Wilson
Laundry on Waverly street, Waver-
ly, N.Y. Prompt service, reason-
able rates, all work guaranteed. Both
‘phones.
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Here’s Your Chance
GOL Pst unt th your Ba money. Gill edge real
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The. “Exrvznicn’ Pillows are filled
with pare, clean and odorless feathers,
Enough feathers are used to properly fill
the ticking cover. A pillow not properly
mads or filled cannot give satisfaction.
Every pair of “Eamursucn’’ Pillows is
sweet and pure, and is guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction, or money res
Valley Phone 191
5%
funded,
>)
HERE
tween 18 and 60 years.
Call on
THINK IT OVER!
This is an excel-
lent time of year to
have a healing sys-
tem installed and
ready for the hard
winter which the
#\is coming.
We would be plea-
sed to offer sugges-
tions or givo esti-
mates on steam, hot
water or hot air sys-
tems. Woe sell the
satisfactory “Win-
=hot water heaters, |
re the American Rad- |
a fiator Co's radiators
: and boilers and the |
justly fam Sr
PR furnace, aking a
fine line for you to
choose from
Plumbwg. Heating and Tinning
Gas nie, Hana ard
H.R. TA TALMADEE,
Bath "Phenes. Elmer Ave.
ELMER A. WILBER,
Wholesaler of
Winos, Beer and Ales.
OUR BPECIALTIES
WEICH BEER AND ALES, NOR-
WICH BREWING CO'S. ALES.
tcg Packer Aveans, SAYRE, FJ.
BOTK 'PEONES,
NH. TUTTLE, M.D.
Specialist
Patios ited to disoasasof the Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses scourately
fitted. HOI I0 13 Mie 13057 20 |
8 p.m. Office
Kilmer Ave, Valley "phone 1
OSBORN’S LIVERY
Heavy and Light Draying and Moving
Baggage called be and delivered in
Sayre, Athens ave
a Pl kinda of team work a
promptly. Livery attached.
207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 208x
A. H. MURRAY, MN. D.
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Fye, Eur, Nose snd
Throat, and the Proper Fitting of Glass-
ea. Hours—9-13; 1-5; 7-8; Sundays by
appointment, Office, Wheelook Block,
GALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE j
3 205 Desmond St,
=
20) Zh
ITI
Strength and Tnterive,
are marked features of the Insurance
companies which we represent, afford
ing through the most liberal forms cf
policies protection to the
| which protects in every sense of the
{ word, Every man should make himself
acquainted with the systems we offer.
He will have a better wedium of savisg
| than is offered by any other way.
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C. 6. LLOYDT, PR
WE BUY JUNK |
Do you know that Blostein Bros, pays
the highest prices for Rags, Rubbers,
Iron, mefals, eta. It will pay you to
call on us before disposing of your junk.
We handle it wholesale and retail. ~ I3el}
phone S0w, Calls promptly attended to,
Oood weight guaranteed. Write for
prices. BLOSTEIN BROS, corner John-
son & Hroad streets, Waverly, N. Y,
WANTED
E
ard Sr Ne house, Maple |
West to
street, Sayre, opposition
‘Maynard Maynard & Schrier
Attorneys and Counselors.
M. P. A. Block, Sayre, Pa. May-
nard Block, Athens, Pa.
TOUHEY'S HOTEL
New and U -
Thomas Ave, Opposite L. V, Station.
Rates $1.50 Por Day, Saws,
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Spesta) nitcuticn fo Pension Pupils:
Valley Phone 11 X,
12 Desmond Btrest,
TLE BAKER.
Carpenter and Bul and Builder.
8. BUTLER,
LUNGHES AT ALL HOURS,
Pool sad Billiards in ¢