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Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
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In these times of great drains on the timbef supply, caused by the heavy demand for forest products of all kinds, Americans may see In Japan an exam pie of what can be done in growing wood oa small plots. That country contains sl million woodlots, about three, fourths of which belong to pri- Nate persons and one-foarth to com munes
 The average size of the plots is less than nine tenths of an acre. They asa- ally occupy the steepesi, toughest, poorest ground. In this way land is put to use which would otherwise go to waste, and if unwooded would lose it's soil by the wash of The dashing rains.
 From Japan's woodlots, the yearly yield d lnmher Is about s> feet board measure, per acre, and three-foaFths of cord ei tirewood. In many cases the y.sld Is much higher. More than half billion trees are planted yearly 10 make ap what Is cut for lumber and faA. Assessment for taxation Is low averaging for the ai,usa,a1 lols less than dollar an acre,
 With all the care in cutting. and the industry in cplsn.ing, il is by no means certain that Japan's forests are holding their own. Ii the pre~erSa,ao es the forests is doubtful there, Il is ev-
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
The Byron D. Bugbee Corporation, Bugbee Corner,

1 stallation of the first telephone, CT, in other words, In March, ls92, the build ing erected by the company on the cor ner of South Main and Chapman streets was opened. This change had been ne eessitated by the great demand for ser vice in the rural districts.
 An idea of the growth may be gained from the following figures: Al the time of the opening of the ex change there were 5i telephones, while al the present time there are i'll actual use l0io telephones in this division. The ,e1 mark, which placed Putnam at the head of the third class division. was reached on Nov. 3o, i9o7. This k the first lhfd-class exchange 10 have over 1 ,op0 subscribers
 The following figures will give some idea of the rural development of this diSisien
 Today ai pair cable extends through Pomfret, and two 5o pair cables have been carried to Woodstock, while there are t4 pair of open wires connecting Thompson with the Putnam office. During these six years the phenomenal growth, which shows an increase in stations of 7oo, made tremendous amount of construction work necessa- IN since iaua there have been 1 ,l+5 poles and s7l.35 miles of open wires, and a corresponding number of cross arms and other equipment put into use.
 The present manager, Mrs. NJ. II. MedbuTy, has been associated with the division since 1891; and in lsa2 was appointed manager of the division 10 succeed lhe first incumbent, NIT. l.. II. Fuller
 The illustration accompanying this article was one of the first Directories got ap for the Putnam Division by the merchant whose name and business is at the bottom. II was prepared and printed in the PATRIOT office in lss3. IL was printed oil cardboard about four times the size of the picture, and k owned and preserved by Mir, l.. Il. Ful. Ter. who loaned il to the Telephone Company to have the accompanying picture made for Their Telephone Bull letin, from which:we copy the above article, they kindly ioaning ns the iI- lastFatien. II suggests to the Putnam headers grea, deal to think about.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Putnam Telephone Disisioa.
ssors at the nie which wa. Inst to Pass
 fh. 5a tattan Marx

Putnam, standing as II does as the ial grst of the third class exchanges in the State, has the honor also ef being one ai lhe oldest dix isians iii the state In the summer ef lSs2, tAe southern New England Telephone sao. cane into the districts of Pntnam and hanieisen and laid eat these two exchanges ,huild- ing Il single grounded line between made for telephone i'll the insurance office of l.. II. Fuller, and he was ap- pointed manager of the exchange. This line with which the two divisions were connected was A single wire, soidered ,o an iron pipe, and covered in all a distance of eight miles. X short time after this line was continued south ,o Norwich. while another was extended Ia Webster and from thereon to Nor. ees,er
 II Is interesting to note that the line W hich connected the inst telephone was run in through aa oren window
 and connected To the telephone which VI as placed on the wall X second sta- ton was located in the managers house on Oak Hill. a distance of several rods from the office, attached la buildings and trees. This method of attachment
 N as used for a numhef of years follow
 ing. and even six yeas afterwards, al | the time af the blizzard the trouble thai resulted was cleared from the tops oi | buildings.
 | The firsi switchboard was small 2d
 dgop-hoard, and the keys sesemeled the
 telegraph operating key. \ connection
 was made by pressing key with one hand while the generator was turned l wigh the other. As soon as the switch boar, N as installed canvass N a> made so secure subscribers. osse ei the oisg- mai directories shows that \ livery sta
 tie was ;he tlrsi. The sixth was drug. gisg, a tlocgor seventh. and an express company was the eighth. These ii-
 reelotles were used by ensefpfising merchants as an sdvesii>ing scheme,
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

When Secretary Taft is inaugunied President, Mrs. Taft will wear six dress made of silk raised in Georgla, I gift from Louis B. Magid, of Tulluiaa Falls, that State, prominent sA grower. The object is to have ew'ss thing connected with the entire dHess made in America.
 The registered mail pouch eonialnas s50,oo0 in money and sloe, Vm VOTE ' diamonds and jewelry, stolen iroih mail ear June 6, was found in the i1r road yards in Kansas City, intact us the s5o ,o00 was gone.
 At a Sunday school convention 2 Louisville, ky, one of the pIinela speakers was Booker T. Mashlng0a- His topic was sunday school VI among the Negroes. h the eoulS his remarks he said:
 "We are fast learning in every Ess EJss Ol AilieftCd iidl otic III ;.A- another man down in the diten N. out remaining in the dutch wiln a The whole future of the TWO fsee the South hinges largely upon ous ing able to inculcate into the VI minds of black children and niNa "a dren proper ideas of justice ana ss,as,s sss of toleration and friendship ~' race and race.o
 President Roosevelt, in W asii'n. was an actual listener 10 the VI" monstrations of enthusiasm as c Lodge electrified the vast assen'"' his eulogy of the President ana echoing shouts lasting i6 mih1N
 The American Protective ' League is early in the field "i'A cument entitled 1.-The NiIsi is fore the American People. inn reproduction of the great speeehS Hon. Joseph W. Fordney, A' }. Michigan. One copy will De lo'. free to any person sending posl. request asking for document II Address W. F. Wakeman,
 3ss Broadway, New York
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

ident that depletion must be alarming ly rapid in other countries which cut ansparingly and plant very little. On the other hand, it k encouraging 10 see what can be done with rough, steep and poor land. The United States has enough of that kind, without touching the rich agricultural acres, 10 grow biI lions of feet of lumber.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Secret Foes and Friend. in

Secret Foes and Friends in our Bedes
 The marvellous forces which nalasl has organized to defend Us from ths! billions of bacilli that are eonstantY3 attacking our bodies: how they ss' equipped, and how they fight the m
 ending battle-is indicated by the lghs
 which modern science throws en oar
 immense resisting power against dis
 ease. Germs are powerless 10 harm al healthy human body. We are thus preserved from the early destruction q
 our bodies. Here is a statement lo| show the innumerahle billions of badi which constantly assai us: William Lyman Underwood, Professor of lhsl Massachusetts Institute of Teehnologs, photographed the bacteria deposils made by a house fly in walking acres a glass of beef jelly. As soon as the fF deposited the germs il bore on its iefs and proboscis they began 10 multipIy- One "eolony'i he counted contained 46, ,oe0, ,oo0 germs Of typhoid, maisfis, diphteria and other diseases.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

Heavy. impure blood makes a mud dy, pimply complexion, headaches. nausea, indigestson. Thin blood makes yoa weak. pale siekly. Burdeck Blood Rltters makes the siood rich. red. pure -festore> fxrEeef health.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Pomfret School New Ss,,.,

We mentioned last week tb.. new chapel of the Pomfrei ,eee-, 's's opened for service for the firs, ,,. the preceding Sunday. \ ea,.a dent thus describes it: A-
 "The building, with all ir> a,. nlents, Was the gift Of Edwara n.a -.'- Clark, Of Philadelphia. and Ii. in memory of their son, who~4 a'... occurred about two years aga r corner stone was laid on The s prize-day of last year, and the h,;,,. is now practically completed.
 The chapel is of rough ,tones h. ly laid in cement, Of Norman asa1s lure. about lo5 feet long. ineludin- apsidal ehaneel. the struetura, being beneath great square ian,s. the full width of the buildinw nearly the whole length of The being seated choirwise for the u.s,. and boys of the school. \ galla,w. the main entrance provides plasas visitors: and above this is he..,;s-, rose window of jewelled effect ~ lar windows in the church ren.. the Archangels Michael. Gabriat Raphael. The altar is of marhle .. in front of it, in incised gilded ,s,,.. on the marble floor is this inser;.s,.
 For services oi Prayer. Praise ., Thanksgiving to Almighty God ss.s M Chapel is erected in loving and b.r. memory of Pomfret Boy. Ger Newhall Clark, Anne Domini Iss 1906.
 A tablet with medallion d ,h. youth, with touching inscription !, placed near the entrance. The xooa work is in black oak and around tb. panelling, in raised letters, is the Is. Psalm; above it the stone of the ~.p. is uncovered. The chapel is proyida, with fine organ and with un;on. communion service and aims basin i. | silver.
 The formal consecration of the eh,,s is deferred until fall; but the openn. service was held June 14th. In ,h. morning Rev. Dr. James DeWolf ps.. ", of Philadelphia, pastor of the dm. ors, officiating, assisted by Rev. Sam. el Hart, of Middletown. Dr. perv made an address at morning Pravr and administered the Hoy Comnu- nion to a large congregation. chiefly 6 the masters and boys of the school. large offering was made To prosids summer outings for poor boys.
 At evening prayer, the head-mastsf, William Beach Olmstead, made an sd. dress based on the words east on lhs bell:
 Ring in the valiant man and true,
 The eager heart, the kindIier hand
 The prize day exercises were held on Wednesday, June r..
 During the past year the large nev school house has been occupied and two dormitories hove been bnit.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Gloves and Millinery

Elbo length black and white silk gloves, double tips Our regular LOO quality now 85c per pair
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

soc black and white lisle gloves elbo length now 42c a pair.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

75e grey and tan lisle ebo length gloves, now 69c per palr
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03
Fine Lingerie Muslin Waists

aintly trimmed with German va and fllet lace, an' inc Swiss embroidery. Exceptional values for i.2; 50, 200 and up to 6oo
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-03

Ebo length fine silk sle gloves in grey and chamois shades oo quality 7eC per pair
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
Bold PennyweiSht ThiefReturns to JeweIry Store He Robbed
 Arrested and Sent to Jail

PROVIDENCE, R. l., May 23Fo the sixty Richard Howard who supposed be clever pennyweghter will spend his
 time the Providence county jail Howard arrested for sub ung cheap ocket costly Weybossct Jewely Company Weybosse Maheson If he not been bold thief he would be at liberty
 Thursday afternoon Howard into the wy asked look lockes The first pulled did contain articles good enough for Howard theeupon which listed $25 each These appeared he fingered long and lovingly them The clerk trfe suspicious and watched him closely His vigilance tre while the looking grade goods he managed ocke valued $5
 Even while the clerk watching him the crook managed by adept trick of his hand the 5 Ockes from tray place Then saying make his purchase left buying anything
 Shortly after this the clerk discovered that the He notified and gave detectives there
 description of the thief thinking that the would make his In the meantime Howard had made his the pawnshop and got $l5 the stolen oket
 Later in the day. with that the police later admired Howard again put appearance the ewey Word of his arrival the poee and Inspector Carey await ing him when he again reached the street. In the district court the following day he charged with larceny of the ek and jail for sixty His picture and Blon The confessed the crime told where he had pawned the locket which later recovered by its
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
LOAN COMPANY
 STATES ITS CASE
SECRETARY CULIN OF TUCSON BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION MAKES STATEMENT REGARD ING PUBLISHED REPORTS.

TUCSON, May 23.-When seen and asked about published report. regard ing the Tucson Building & Loan asso- citation, F. L. Culin, secretary, gave out the following statement,
 "At the regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Tucson Building & Loan association, held on May 5, 1908, the resignation of John A. Black, secretary, was presented and ac- cepted. was appointed as his sue cessor and immediately took charge of all the books and papers of the associa- tion.
 "At the present time the directors are able to say that the books as kept by MT. Black do not balance, but until thorough audit is made, it is impos- sible to say definitely how large or how small the difference may be, if there be one. Mir. Black claims that there is small balance in his favor. The directors have instructed me to audit the books and MT. Black has arranged for his brother, George F. Black, who is an expert accountant, to represent him on such audit. Mir. Black will arrive from Portland at the end of this month, when the work will be immediately pro-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
Josh Billings on Insurance

conclusion lately life unsartin that the stand fair chance with get life insured, called agent Garden Angel Insurance Company and the following questions put the top pair specaces by slick ol fellow with round gray head him mail fcmali If how long father moher If which yu subject to fits have than your pre-. fitting wate2 Did have ancestors, much2 Du have nighmaresf baehelor Have committed sucde' so how did affect yu? After answering questions like the affirmative the slick little fat old fellow with gold spec. said probably remain years. I thanked him and smiled, retired.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
WANTED Orders for Monogram robs
CONCESSION FOR
 COLONEL GREENE

BISBEE, May 23.-W. D. Thornton president of the Greene Consolidated Copper company, has just returned from Mexico, where he has made an examina. tion of the properties. While he was too busy to make any statement, it is learned from officials of the company that two important concessions have been secured from the Mexican gov. ernment.
 The first is that the company has been relieved from the payment of an export tax on copper metal and copper ore and can for the next twenty years export these products free of duty. Heretofore this tax has amounted to a very considerable sum.
 The other concession is that the com. pany is given the right to import fuel oil free of duty. The tax now is $2 q barrel. With this burden removed the company can use oil in the place of liz. mite coal for generating power and opcr. ating it's reverberatory furnaces.
 The work on the new mill plant is being pushed energetically and it is expected that it will be completed with in the next month or six weeks. The new plant will have capacity of three thousand tons of ore day, whereas the old plant could handle only about two thousand tons.
 Moreover, the new plant is modern in all respects and can be operated very much cheaper than the old one, and while it's output is fully one-third larger, its pay roll will be considerably less.
 It is expected that orders for opening up the new mill will be issued as soon as it is definitely known when the works will be completed.
 During all the period of the shut down of the mines it is stated most important development work has been under way, while Improvements and re- pairs to the mines themselves and the railroad connections have also been car ried out, so that when operations are resumed the cost will be very materially lessened.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
Famous Hope Blue Diamond Sold in Paris for Joseph
 Frankel Sons Co.

cable dispatch received in this city Monday acting behalf sold famous Hope blue diamond for s00oOO dealer understood that it bought the of Turkey
 The Hope diamond which the gems of the world weighs 44 bought ago ankcs Sons of New York When asked yesterday pot London, simon Fanke the Joseph Franke Company stated that it far the sale erned gem had been sold who the purchaser the price paid for the gen. Mr.
 nkc said he could properly make this public from the purchaser himself the prce he only that realized substantial reports papers that it had been sold low $l000OO their face Whether the that $400000 price was not he could say.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
GLOBE, CHA COUNTY ARIZONA, MAY a. 1908
Stopped by Death
 Started by Fire

Stopped by visitation of death forty started Sun day by visitation of fire, resisted part of clockmake repair it in the meantime French mechanism owned by Mrs. Henry ST. m Darby Pa inspires among professional curiosity among clockmakers.
 The clock stopped when its original Christopher Gronbcck first president of the Danish Society of Philadelphia died 1878
 dozen cockmakers anud watchmakers tnked with the tmepec but avail and the clock permitted it's shelf ornament, pointing still hour second when its died When, recently fre the clocks hardwood mysteriouy started running and has been going satisfactorily Clock makers the opinion that spring and started the works in motion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
Whoop.ng Cougn,

" In February our daughter had the whooping cough. MT. Lane of Hart land, recommended Chamberlain s Cough Remedy and said it gave his cus- toners the best of satisfaction. We found it as he said, and can recon mend it to anyone having children trou- bled with whooping cough" says Mrs. A. Goss, of Durand, Mich. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
RESORT FUR CONSERVATIVES

'hohNlH, May 23.-There has been '-yu booklet of the Arizona Sana- |n,;a iom and Touring company, whose ,o,,. On,ces are at Pinedale, this terri. 0.o @ The company is under the man. ! Iiimo a''u' mt. or T, J. Warrington, an old IaIo 5, .'s'dent of this territory. Pine. 8so,., ,' 'n the heart of the Black Mesa kbs,o' an, ana the company is operating <.5 S. under a concession from the Unit.
 Tp %'a'eS government.
 nod v purpose of the company, as gath &s s,, rom the booklet, is to relieve in & Srs. a1 as possible the great demand for bato5 '.S'aSS : tuberculosis institution, To-. fbo . ,u ana under favorable conditions.
 des, tsa,ucuIar location in the Black lle co.',St ,O,'St was selected on account of bitior.I Io'nation of so many ideal con.
 -ound there, such as pure water.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

medium elevation, the lowest in the southwest where one may live and have the benefit of the pine timber.
 There are many points of interest in that vicinity, and the climatic condi- tions are ideal. It is neither too hot nor too cold. It is mentioned that not the least of the conditions is the fact that the location is in the heart of the largest pine forest in the United States. The air which reaches that location is described "dried in the desert, cooled by the mountains and laden with the breath of life gathered from the turpen- tine and balsam of the pines" "'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

For dollar week and his board 'Fred'' Fisher, mechanic and politician, worked a week in Cleveland housemaid, but did not like the job and quit.
 double wed ding with but one ceremony was per formed at Willia msport, Pa
 carrier pige found fast in a fue of a pub lie school building in Coatesvile, Pa and it found necessary to make opening in the pipe to release the bird.
 Michael Tige of Hazleon Pa, astonished physicians in Philadeph hospital by showing that he able to move with broken leg, wooden leg and broken
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
STOP GRUMBLIN0

If you suffer from Rheumatism or pains, for Ballard B Snow Liniment will bring quick relief. It is a sure cure for sprains, Rheumatism, Contracted Muscles and all pains-and within the reach of all. Price 25c, s5Oc, s1.0o. C. R. Smith, Tenaha, Tex, writes, have used Ballard 8 Snow Eminent in my family for years and have found it a fine remedy for all pains and aches recommend it for gains in the chest. ' Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

ceeded with. Inasmuch as the books show balance against MT. Black, he at once willingly gave security to the as sociation, which will be held pending the conclusion of the audit, so the stock holders of the association can rest as. sured that their interests have been fully protected by the board of direct ors. v
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
Hundreds of Ladies Made Happy

When the Globe Jewy Company announced the of Pins Veil Pins and Hair Barres, you could smile lady face for she knew she going have
 Belt Pins the very designs range price sl00 $500
 .s0o s25O
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
The Advertising Poet Again

If at first you don't succeed
 Advertisel 'Tis lesson you should heed;
 Advertisel Lest the flies bespeek your stock; And the sheriff gives you shock, While your iUture goes in hoek--
 Advertisel Pay your cash for printers ink
 Advertise! Cheaper, far, than cards or drink 1;
 Advertise! Make your town sit up and think, Put old fogies on the blink!
 Advertise! Paint the fences with your name, Blazon to the world your fame, Prove to all you Ire full of game,
 Advertise!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Blevins is the right man for street supervisor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
A Screaming Comedy. "Jackof all trades" at the Iris.

Perfect alfalfa hay 45c to S5c bale at Gamble's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
Largest Consignment of Alarm
 Ever Received in Globe

The Globe ewey Company received shipment three hundred guaranteed alarm clocks
 These clocks the best make the will $50
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Go to the Indian Hot Springs. If sick, got well. If well, got rest and pleasure.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

Vote for Bob Anderson, democratic nominee for city marshal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

American block coab $ll per ton at George Gamble's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

One More Chance. "Way Down East' at the Iris to. n;rbt
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24

The trouble with most cough cures is that they constipate. Kennedy's Lax ative Cough Syrup does not constipate but on the other hand it's laxative prin- ciples gently move the bowels. It is pleasant to take and it is especially recommended for children, as it tastes nearly as good as maple sugar. Sold by Hanna s drug store, 22s Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-05-24
The Globe Jewelry Company Appointed
 Agents for Hawkes. Cut Glass

no of glass which considered the finest the position being handled the Globe Jewey Company being sold for the amount being charged for inferior grades
 piece of this crystal very suitable gift wedding presen