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| The Valley Record
“All the news that's 8i te print”
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1906.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
GOOD BOOKS
Just received over 800 vol-
umes of Books of Fiction and
Poems. Prices ranging from
10 cents to $2.00 each,
We have everything that is
good as well as cheap in sta.
tionery, novelties, etc,
We are headquarters for
Souvenir Post Cards,
WEBER'S BOOK STORE,
Lockhart St.
Vote for George W. Kipp for
congress.
“Over Niagara Falls” at the
Loomis this evening.
Today the old soldiers are hav-
ing their pension vouchers exe-
cuted,
Be sure to attend the football
game between the Oriole and the
Pastime teams at Riverside grounds
tomorrow afternoon. Admission
25¢,
Mrs. F. C. Welliver sold her
house at 305 Chemung St, and
has rented the house formerly oc-
cupied by C. J. Carey, corner of
Lockhart and Stedman Sts,
A. T. Eagan who has been the
local representative of the Scranton
Correspondence School for several
months, has left town, and will
hereafter work for the Cosmopolits
an Magazine.
The unwarranted personal attack
made on the publisher of the Val-
ley Record by the Sayre Times is
a fair sample of the desperate
straits in which the gang find
themselves, And yet Mial Lilley
and his cohorts are crying that he
has been villified and that his char-
10 DECEIVE OTR
Desperation to Secure
Votes Lilley Resorts to Anoth-
er Despicable Trick
Mial Lilley has added another
despicable trick to his futile cflorts
to land once more in a seat in con-
gress. Mial Lilley has added one
more disgraceful act to his crooked
political career. He opened the
struggle with “snapping” the nomi-
nation, and now he is closing the
canvass with a “snap,” and joins
with it a deliberate and malicious
falsehood with which he expects to
flagrantly deceive the voters. As
may always be expected, however,
Mal has been caught at the dass
tardly trick, and indisputable evi-
dence is at hand to show that he
will resort to anything from a
‘snip"” coavention to wilful pervers
sion of the truth in order to save
himself from political ruin.
Saturday night the employes of
the Haws.-Lanna toy factory at
at Towanda were handed a letter
just before they quit work. The
letter was addressed to them by J.
C. Covington, manager and part
owner of the concern, The letter
requested cach employe to state
whether or not he favored Mr.
Kipp for congress. Mr. Covington,
who is practically a stranger in
Towanda, had resorted to this
method of taking a straw vote
among the men employed in the
factory. Mial Lilley took occasion
to turn the letter into a circular
and ia commenting thereon utters
what he knows to be a most malig-
nant falsehood, and one which he
With characteristic disregard for
the truth Lilley in his circular says
with the toy factory and that he
inspired the letter for the purpose
of coercing voters. These circulars
were sent broadcast throughout
the district yesterday by ageats in
the employ of Lilley. With the
assistance of his postmasters, who
are owned by him body and soul,
many were mailed to various
points,
The statement that George W,
Kipp is in any way connected with
the Haws-Laana factory either
financially or otherwise, has not
the slightest foundation. Mr. Kipp
and Mr. Covington made affidavit
to this eflect before a justice of the
peace at Towanda yesterday. Lil.
ley's assertion that Mr, Kipp is
connected with the toy factory,
and the capital which he is attempt
ing to make cut of it, is the crown-
ing point in Lilley’s career as a
crooked politician. It was expected
that Mial would resort to a trick
to deceive the voters and the ex-
pected has happened It was ex
pected that he would end his cam.
paign as he began, by the use of
deceit, and he has fulfilled the ex-
pectations. It is these methods
that have brought him into diss
grace and incidentally brought
him face to face with defeat.
The voters, however, must not
be deceived. Mr. Kipp is in no
wise connected with the toy factory.
He has made affidavit to this fact,
and also to the effect that he had
nothing to do with the letter and
did not know of its existence until
after it had become public property.
Mr. Covington has also made an
affidavit that Mr, Kipp is not inter-
ested, financially or otherwise, in
the Towanda toy factory, Mr
Covington also explains thie intent
of his letter. Under oath he says
it was nothing more nor less than
an attempt to take a straw vote,
and that the letter was not written
for the purpose of coercing or in
any way interfering with the man-
ner in which any employe of the
factory should vote.
Lilley knew these facts when he
originated the malicious circular
which he flaunted in the face of the
intelligent voter yesterday.
In their desperation to bolster
up a cause that is lost the gang
has employed the services of brils
liant legal talent to refute the states
Te: Sat, eos W. Kipp is no
in the Hats Jaan
in its issue this evening in yelling
that Kipp's bank owas a mortgage
on the factory. Voters mdst not
be deceived nor pay any attention
to these frantic efforts on the part
of the boss to extricate himself
from an unpleasant hole. Bad as
has been his campaign from the bes
ginning its closing days has degen-
erated into a tissue of unmitigated
falsehoods. No one will be fooled,
however, as the reputation of Lilley
for truth and veracity was shattered
in this place some time ago.
ANOTHER CANARD
PROMPTLY DENIED
Statement from George W. Kipp
Which Is Self-Explanatory
Towanda, Pa, Nov. 5, 1906,
To the voters of the Fourteenth
Congressional District :
The fact has been brought to my
atteation that a paper is being cir-
culated in Sayre in which my
opponent pledges himself to work
for the enactment of legislation
that will reduce the hours of labor
and curtail the powers of injunction
in labor disputes. The statement
is being made that this paper was
presented to me and that I refused
to sign it. This statement is
absolutely false and there is
no foundation whatever for its
having been made. No such paper
was ever presented to me. I can
however assure the public that this
document would receive and does
receive my hearty endorsement. 1
would have signed it cheerfully
had I been given the opportunity.
(Signed) George W. Kipp.
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$100.00 REWARD
The Valley F Record here-
by offers a reward of One
Hundred Dollars for infor-
mat on that will lead to the
arrest and conviction of any
one attempting to bribe
voters by an offer of money
or any valuable thing that
will tend to debauch the
ballot box, either in Athens,
Sayre or South Waverly, at
the forthcoming election.
MR. MASON'S SUCCESSOR
Mr. Mason, the alleged labor
representative, who came to Sayre
the latter part of last week, for the
express purpose of impeaching
Samuel L. Gompers, wielded the
editorial pen on the Sayre Daily
Times, on Saturday, and today the
Hon. L.T. Hoyt of Athens, is
occupying the sanctum. The
appearance of Mr. Hoyt at least
assures the readers of that paper
an improvement in the style of
construction, and a guarantee that
the King's English will not be
murdered aad the mangled remains
ruthlessly trampled upon.
POSTOFFICE FLOODED
Postmaster Bonfoey and his ef-
ficient corps of clerks will breathe
a sigh of relief when the election is
over. During the ten days preced-
ing election the local postoffice has
been flooded with campaign litera-
ture and the mail has not been
handled with the ordinary speed.
Patrons of the local office should
spare their criticism, however, as
the members of the force have done
their best and promise more
prompt service now that the unuss
ually big rush is over.
NR. GONPERS’ LETTER
Don't fail to read the letter from
Samuel Gompers printed in today's | mediate
issue of The Record, The signa
ture to the letter is written in ink
by Mr. Gompers and the original
can be seen by any one who desires
to call at The Record office,
The regular monthly meeting of
the Business Men's Association
will be held in the association
Sn, Wednesday evening.
UES
leyites Are of a Mos: Atroc
ious Character
Another canard which the Lilley-
ites will spring this evening is one
refused to sign a paper that he
for the trainmen.
paper to this effect was circulated
Enemies of Mr. Kipp are, however,
presented to him and that he
refused to sign. This statement is
as false and malicious as the
circular which was set afloat
yesterday relative to the “ straw ”
vote which was taken at the toy
factory in Towanda on Saturday
evening. Mr, Kipp has never seen
a paper of this character and if he
had, and had been asked to sign it,
he would have done so cheerfully.
In another column Mr. Kipp over
his own signature absolutely denies
that he has ever been asked to
attach his name to a paper of the
character mentioned above. Ans
other Lilley lie is thus nailed to the
Cross.
FARM LABORER
sult of Being Caught in Gear
of a Traction Engine.
Charles Lane, a laborer, who re
sides at Highlacd, Pa., was brought
urday cvening, suffering from a
(rightful injury to his leg which he
received the day previous, Lane
was employed in assisting to oper-
ate a traction engine which was at
tached to a threshing machine
The machine was being taken
along a country road when Lane's
clothing was caught in the gearing
His right leg was pulled into the
cog wheels, and the fl:shy part of
the member below the knee was
was badly torn and lacerated. The
accident occured on Friday evening
but it was not until Saturday night
that he was brought here. The
doctors will try to save the injured
leg, but it is so badly injured that
it is doubtful
WILL, SELL LOT
Messrs. Brown, Bannister and
Crane, of Pittsburg, who are mans
aging the big auction sale of lots,
which is to be held on Novemb:r
16, are registered at the Wilbur
house, and are arranging for one
of the biggest land sales ever held
in this section. The lots are locat-
ed on Westbrook Heights, and a
force of men and teams are now
<4 ;
employed in grading the streets
and getting everything in readiness
for the sale.
ODD FELLOWS, ATTENTION
Don’t forget that tonight is the
regular drill night of the degree
team. First degree next Thursday
evening, A full attendance is de-
sired tonight at 8 p. m.
ATHENS BEBEKARS
All members of the degree team
Rebekah lodge are requested to be
present this evening.
Exposure Brings on Rheumatism
Beh on In ita mildest form, qe fieily
an agony or torture
lected. When feel the first pain
in the muscles, Jou tee) the Sret pala
in the joints take Bloodine. It sots Im-
License Transfer
Application will ba made to the court
on Monday, Nov, 6th, 1808, for the trans-
fer of bottler's license in the Firsts Ward
of Athens borouy, . from Pearl C. Hem-
enway to Edward F. Dealy.
Willis Q. Gurdon, Clerk.
Towands, Oct. 37th, 1908.-10¢
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