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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-22
Certificates of Incorporation.

The Macfarlane Bros Manufactur- ing Co of Bridgeport filed a eertifl- cate of incorporation with the state secretary yesterday. The company will manufacture silver and plated ware and the capital stock will be $50. 900. business to begin with s2.- 900. Francis H. MacfarIane. T. D. Maefarlane and c. R. Burnes of Bridgeport are the incorporators-
 A certificate of incorporation was filed yesterday by the New Haven Foundry Co. the incorporators being Henry M. Land and Jacob Gordon of Norwich and Louis J. Land of Neg Haven The capital stock Is s19.000 and business will begin with s4.o0e. The company win manufacture sash zesghts and other Inon and metal eastings-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-22
Wedding Rings.

If you are ready to buy q Wedding Ring then see us. We have a new line of the proper weight etc in the ever popular Tiffany and Wide Rings also Prices Moderate, range from s350 to s10.
 You will always get what you want and be entirely satisfied when you deal with
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-22
THE Md1ner Hardware Co.,, Inc CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH. 7oand Sl East Main St.

We have recently added to our artistic force direct from the Fifth Avenue studio of Mar. ceau. the services of Mir William Tews. oper- ator and head retoucher for many years for Sarony and Marcesu. New York City High CT grade work al former reasonable prices ADTS ART STORE and PHOTO STUDIO.
 S4-56 Bank Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-22
UNNECESSARY TO STRIKE.
Joint Conference Board Members Do Not Think Such Action Will Come.

New Haven, Aug 22.-Members of the joint conference board of the various divisions of the Connecticut Go employees, stated last night that they did not think a strike would be necessary to. bring about the rein statement of fifty-four employees at Providence who were discharged sev eral months ago because they joined the union. These representatives said, however, that it was the sense of the organization, which numbers over 5000, to strike if such action was necessary to bring the road to terms. A conference is planned with the companys officials.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-22
CHANGES RELIGION.
Mason of High Degree to Marry Cath
 olic Young Woman.

NorvaIk. Aug 22.-The announce ment was given out yesterday that Representative George L. Rockwell had declared his intention of leaving the Episcopal church and of joining the Roman Catholic church. Mir Rockwell. 1t Is said. Is to marry Miss Mary Monaghan. a Roman Catholic. who has been in his household since the death of his wife. The an- nouneement is fraugEt with consider able local interest because of the prominence of the groom-to-be. vhe besides being representative Of his town. is also the chairman of the re- publican to~n committee and a Ma son of high degres-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-22

Tus Democrat waa-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-22

 Wash Goods

EyUUU ydIUS LIE lI I4N A1dKh
 Dress. Ginghams, worth 10c,
 Tonight and Monday .7c 5 pieces 40-inch India Linon
 Lawn, worth 15c, Tonight
 and Monday ,f................ Sc 10 pieces Bleached Damask,
 worth 39c.s Tonight and Mon
 day ...!...................25 .25c 50 dozen large size Turkish Tow
 els, worth 17c, Tonight and
 Monday .121ac 2,0O0 yards Figured Lawns and
 Dimities, worth Sc, Tonight and Monday ............... Be
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-22
S<Eaa-x.
 NzenA A%oosk.

DON'T MISS THE BIG SHIRT SALE
 S1.00 AND $50 SHIRTS 69c. 75c Shirts, all new fall goods,
 Tonight .47c Mems Fine All Silk Neckwear, reversible four-in-hands, new
 fall shades and patterns, regu-
 lar 39c and o0c values, To-
 night .............. 19c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-22

Batiste and Coutll Corsets, long
 and short hip, with hose sup
 porters attached, Special. ...5Oc I. S., P. N. and F. P. One Dollar
 Corsets, with long back and
 high bust effect, Special. ..,. .69c Ladies Laced Front Corsets,
 newest models, smart at waist
 line and smooth over hips,
 Special ......... .S2. 50 A complete line of models at the following prices: s2.00, $2.50, $500 and s3.50.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-04

1T is as sure that forest land
car be made to grow successive
crops OF trees under proper meth
DDS as that plough land can be
made to grow successive crops of
wheat" says the Secretary of Agri-
culture, in the part of his annual
report wherein he speaks of the
national forests.
This country, which once could
boast OF forest resources richer
than any other nation in the world,
has been cutting three times as
much timber for a number OF years
as there is grown, and the con-
sideration Of timber as a crop to
be carefully harvested has come at
a time when many of the virgin
forests are already depleted. Con-
tinuing, Secretary Wilson says in
part:
Just as american farming has
had to develop, and is still de-
veloping, methods adapted the
conditions of each region to make
the best use of the agricultural
lands, so must the forester learn
by scientific study and practical
trial to make the best use of our
timber land. And the best use
means, of course, not merely its
best use tor the growing of trees,
but it's best use with reference to
all interests directly or in directly
affected by it.
AS time passes, it will doubt
less appear that the principles
which centuries of experience
in older countries have placed al
our command can be applied with
increasing good results as we grow
moi familiar with our w spe.
cial conditions. The issue is
sharply between caring for oul
forests by applying a system o.
known efficiency or suffering GER
tain loss, not only of the for
ests, but of disable water and sol
as we'll, through the operation o
causes as certain to act as are the
rivers to run to the sea-"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-04-04
OreeS as Crops

The Forest Service now has add
minlstration over more than I64,-
900, 900 acres OF land. This is
slightly more than one-hfth Of the
country's total fores,ed area; the
remainder is in the hands Of priv
ate e Nearly all the timber
land OF the unappropriated public
domain is now in the national for
ests. This means that it is being
s~afeguarded for all time, and that,
nevertheless, its present supply of
useful material is open to immedi-
ate use whenever it is wanted.
The report says:
The timber in the national for
ests, which is the legacy of the
growth OF centuries, is nov in the
truest sense public property, ad-
ministered for the benefit of the
people-primarily for the benefit
of the people of the West, since
they are nearest at hand, but, on
the whole, for the benefit of every
part Of the country, since the well
fare OF every section is interviewer
with that of all others. The COM
munities and settlers adjacent to
the forests are safe from any fear
of monopoly of IN of the chief
necessities OF civilized: man"
The secretary tells Interestingly
Of how the government manages it's
timber lands as a trustee. 1t gives
timber away through free-use per-
mits in small quantities to the
actual home-maker, who comes to
develop the country, and in larger
quantities to communities for
public purposes. Its system OF
management is vastly different
from that of a landlord. When
large quantities of timber are hat
vested from the national forests
sales are made to the highes,
bidder, but under such restrictions
as look to the maintenance OF a
lasting supply answering to the
needs of the locality, to be had
without favoritism and without ex-
tortionate demand based upon the
consumer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
KEEP OUR FLAG FLYING ON THE PACIFIC

AORNIAS harbor commissioners have put themselves
record with strong argument favor of subsidy for
- American shipping. President Roosevelt has repeatedly
urged the adoption OF similar pan which simply another form
protection industry which settled
OF the national policy In his message congress the
opening of the session the president said:
the of the mail OF 1891
@ that 0Gesn @sR % a fs sHSh @ e4enon A An
steamship lines ouid be the natural coroIy the voyage of the
battle feet should pde the opening OF the Panama canal Even
be Accordingly urge that congress promptly
eytable ''o "-' A''0n sooner A'e' WIN 0s NJ
This a moderate subsidy policy, but it means
much for the Pacific whose trade suffering lack
Of transportation making connection with South American
and oriental of Under the law which the
president refers the United States pays 81 mile outward 20 knot
American steamships carrying mails, condition that they shall
requirement from the benefits of this
steamships suitable for Pacific Steamships of
speed could not be operated at poht IN these waters even with
the subsidy and American shipping disappear
ing the Pacific
Steamships of paid s. mile the
subsidy profitable president
asks congress authorize the general make
the transportation of mails South American po
Asia the Philippines and Australia exceeding 81
mile steamships the 10 knot class OF the ships would
be available naval aaries time of and would be manned
wholly by American labor.
small that scarcely falls within the
subsidy quite different thing policy pursued
by France Japan and other nations and is in accord with
practice England Germany by double
pose encouraging ship building and providing useful
ary class OF naval auxae time of The law proposed
would effect great national economy because would make
the building OF auxiliary feet such the country
has undertaken to create enormous expense.
The habor commissioners the when they say
entirely ship
building have ALMOST DISAPPEARED and our ocean has
adequate ship subsidy ship building industries would revive
expanded
shipping and ship building
that denied the benefits of protection
the results speak for themselves.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
DISBURSEMENT OF MURDER

R CHU PING, the Chinese for city in procla-
Vl nation directed to his people, collects strong
vincing body of arguments against might have
been supposed by the innocent bsand mpocy murder
scarcely open question calling logical exposition by
far the Chinese Nay Mr. Chu implies
doubt of the practical efficacy of his argument high
binder activities when by of conclusion up
threat that they do behave he rela
tves in China shall suffer for their Fran
and Oakland 1t doctrine of vcarious
OF this of punishment for the
tree OF the hghbnders final and desperate
this should happen the consul declares that he will
tong arrested right here but apparently he has little faith
OF this remedy because he off with the
they don't stop killing he will loose the vceoy
their unoendng relatives China accordance he explains
with the laws of the empire
Besides this the close These affairs" saws the
consul speaking of murdeous ARRAYS particularly
greed the time approaching New Years
festivities which the Americans have cordially Chinese
participate Thou shalt the holiday season
will your your cousins and your aunts
Americans might think you i'll bred
In further vein of the appeals sense
that murder bad investment and that continuance
Of these hostes dangerous
of the whole city In word killing extensive
scale Hurts business"
good hearing that the consus treats-
explained whichhave resulted truce to last one NAV
the close to
Mr. Chu his trupmhant demonstration that murder is bad
business
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
TAFT ON TRUSTS AND THE TARIFF

R. TAFT@S address the Ohio society York was
V notable He promised tariff revision
and he offered definition of good 1t may
he will difficult problems that
today confront the nation.
Mr. Taft insists that there place the Sherman law
against the word reasonable To permit reasonable
OF competition would lead the country
legal bog The of the majority of the big corporations
such regulation wholly the discretion of that
Judge administrative officer empowered his judg-
Mr. Taft proposes quite different and easy
Of application He would gaze combinations formed for the pur-
pose of reducing prices That question of fact
opinion There objections this plan but
practicable The other plan would be practical enough way
but the intended 1t would fact be almost equivalent
the repeal OF all restrictions combinations for the purpose
creating monopoly.
On the tariff question possible
Taft speak definite way but while accepting the general
principle protection he believes that the has rights
congress bound respect Where tariff schedules promote
monopoly they should be
The subject is involved with confused of detail The
OF mind created by the hearings before the
be indicated by declaration made by Representative
Boutell of Illinois the other day. In reply question put by
the tariff he said:
wish of
that it viii become generally We're
and talk things with the
In word the ways and committee proposes please
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
A MELON GROWERS TRUST

IAT good trust The San Bernardno Index preach
" ing to the melon growers of Imperial valley tells them
that without combination restraint of competition r,n
attends their industry and another year ed ink returns is in
Thus Index
Undoubtedly Imperial valley will
heads of
today
sighted sehshnes of
ink medicine =
Last the cantaloupe growers shipped great
markets and the returns were nominal or on the
side OF the ledger They gud
and IN others the railroad charge than the traffic would
bear The remedy is limit production and distribution
As this industry is interstate commerce. that
sort trust within the meaning of the Sherman The highest
courts have declared repeatedly that all
bad and, indeed criminal.
The situation of the melon growers Imperial ali
singular should they organize trust
danger of prosecution But the puzzle is up to law makers find
some test or rule to egaze combinations of destructive
competon without at the same time permitting conspacies
rob the consumer 1t is more than dis
this rule.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

giving reasons for wanting such
change. The court would determine if
/ IT would grant his prayer. II about
TO become a citizen it might cause him
a great deal OF annoyance.
CASINO-A, s., city. In a game OF casino A
wants four points to 90 out and B wants six-
They play and A makes cards and one ace: q
makes the other points. Who wina2
Unless. 1t is agreed at the beginning
OF the game that points shall be count
ed as made. the one who on the la
deal holds cards counts first and II ~
has enough points goes out no matter
how many his opponent makes.
OLD PAPER-w. G.. city. What 4. ,sa
value OF San Francisco paper OF sepfemSs-S
H. 1901. containing full account OF the death
Just whatever any one who may want
z It as a curiosity is willing to give for
SOCIETIES-A- L. k Forestville Cal What
secret societies do Calhoun Schmitz Ruef AMI
the judges OF the appellate courts belong to.
That is not public matter. nor a
matter of public record.
TWICE GovERNOR-D. C.. susanville Ca
has any nominee OF any party IN California beeo
es elected twice In succession as governor of ne
Yes. John Bigler. democrat. elected
1871; reelected 1858.
PEDRO-T. NJ. What is the count in ne,,o
when each has but few points to make - -
out and each makes the number required on the
The count is high low. jack. game
and pedro.
CIVIL SERVICE. e.. Alameda Cal Wher.
shall apply for Information relative to custom,
house civil service examinations?
To The civil service clerk in the Gus
tom house.
OLD DATES-E. B.. San Mateo Cal On -
cay GAY Of the week did January a. 1890 and iSoi.
on Sunday
PAINTINGS-B- b.. City Is there I s..,.
art school in San Francisco that is -fvfp~ -
paintings as an advertisements away
This department. has not been able
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
Acknowledges the Wheat
A Distinguished Novelist and an Eminent
Divine on the Strange Potentiallues OF Food
By Edward r. CahiH

w sors m % stout s Dees with saas s, ss: $ nv:
andi fighting cocks on Sunday lhS = no
exactly creed but it in an inference fron ne
doctrine laid down by the eminent Epseopian divine the k ~
church. New York who concluded MS
mysterious alchemy nOns tbs
transmitted into the
robins breast and of the iris Of the punished thought
nama m 5ns Or etabol @ the anes of Of
Deneacence into that which sxaissA s hat we
ia Thanksgiving day
OF souls by OF the stomach
Mr. Upton Sinclair for instance eats shredded wha-sir Sn
his food Is anSnuo INTO
by product of the wheat although Mr. Sinclair might insist thar ms
the righteousness that exteth nation What IS TINS s
The gods dumb and have lost fa
preachers could by the process OF
providing the mysterious alchemy might not
in the of Sinclair are
not encouraging
conscience grows the
bushes confronted with phase Of responsibility and Dr. W.
nroo+ed Nv e so;ne acus, new creed horn every dav
their fathers them. AS the Persian
ReiigOni charming girl
Because oans s99n 9nv Sar and alasi
The bridal gift afford
Ny Or s si.s .s. that sass al. s rsat'R pset s. sA withdrawn
AS even to the camel comes a dawn
a wounded
Live We ~l n sasc Be 7s.a.Is of this tS n
Bshoid. @ Sword s1Vlss POLISH in ao
gradually polish
Say
Of pfsSsssS 9sS s9 @ Psy P. "aa'sgsF = ns 4a n YOU win
up against your troubles cast away
What @ lis is too 100 great great for M mortal m ma man to bear
Which mortal
but Allahr is
No Nor 1 is there here ANY o prophet % save n the ami mind d a.,
PARADISE that IS in rnoOr you.
The sword polish gradually polish That
thin preachers
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

city was under military protection. but
not under martial law. Such law for
the time suspends civil rights and the
remedies founded on them. At no time
since the date named have civil rights
been suspended in San Francisco.
STOLEN CLoTHING-R. D., city. II per-
son has clothing stolen from his room and the
Is found In a pawn shop or second hand
shop, can the owner recover the same without
paying the owner OF the place in which found
If the party could prove that the
Individual IN whose. possession the
stolen articles were found knew at
the time he purchased them that they
were stolen he could be prosecuted for
receiving stolen goods knowing them
to have been stolen" and after con-
viction the goods would be ordered
restored to the owner. A recent case
In this city was to the effect that the
owner of stolen goods found IN the
possession of a second hand dealer
should pay the shop keeper the amount
he had paid for the goods.
sPECTACLEs-A- c. R., Oakley. Cal. Is a
vino strikes another who wears speetaeles
guilty OF misdemeanor a felonys
1t depends upon the injury. II he
struck man q slap on the face and
that man should happen 10 have spec
tacles on that would be only a mis-
demeanor, but if he struck the same
man a blow that shattered his glasses
and destroyed one or both of his eyes.
that would be mayhem. felony 1t
has been held in the east that the
character of the crime depends upon
the nature of the injury.
TELEPHoNE-D. L.. Olemse Cal I am
working on a telephone system. which. when
finished will. l believe, be superior 70 any IA
use. How shall protect It ana at the same
time draw it TO the attention OF the govern
ment?
In the first place secure yourself by
having your invention patented. After
you have done that the attorney who
secures the patent viii advise you how
to bring it before the government or
other parties interested.
CHANGE OF NAlIE-J- G. s, Csmas. Wash
Has a man who is about to become citizen
OF the United States a right to have his name
changed?
He could make the application in
court for a desire to change his name.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
Impertinent Question No. 81
What's ChHsfmas?

For the most original wttest this questionable
briefer the beter-The Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS.
For the next FIVE The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAR EACH Prize winning answers will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed to the winners at once Make
your answer short and SEND 1T ON A POSTAL
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
inning to hat Matter Calor
prize to thur gorge arr stree BekIe
I've forgotten; liver's all right again
prize to A. Berger. Ha srecti
Too much grating in the cities and enough country
prize to oLucyU vood oak sreetc city
asleep; she's wide
to Mrs. s. AnceO Ross VALLEY.
She stuck herself but look who
to
pkco o W L luna
Nothing love IS blind, you
prize 10 B.. arker Hotel Netrode. Oak akand.
Chronic wealth; growing worse;
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

everybody Roasted pigs will about the streets with knives
and forks sticking their backs crying Come
me and the hooped shall
Such the of mind produced by
steady of tariff hearings.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

THE polish gradually polish
explain year preachers
The paradise that is fashioned the
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

CHANGE OF NA,IE-J. G. s. Camas. Wash.
Has a man VINO Is about to become citizen
OF the United States right to have his name
changed?
He could make the application in
court for desire to change his name
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

SOCIETIES. L. X. Forestville. Cal. What
secret societies do Calhoun. Schmitz. Ruef ana
the Judges OF the appellate courts belong to-
That is not public matter. nor a
matter Of public record
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

yX are the creatures beef anu "
wv grows unsteady 9~
fighting cocks Sunday ms = ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-30
This Is No Dream.

A ruling has recently been promui-
gated by the United States Postoffice
Department excluding from trans
mission through the mails as second
class matter weekly newspapers
mailed to subscribers who are one
year in arrears on their subscription
account. Interpreted this ruling
means
First-That on and after April
1st, 1908, the publisher of the River
Falls Journal must pay postage up
on all copies of the paper sent to
delinquent subscribers who are one
year in arrears, at the transient
rate of one cent for each four ounces
or fraction thereof;-or-
Second That the names of such
delinquent subscribers must be
stricken from our subscription list.
The postal authorities have re-
stricted our action in this connection
to the two options above suggested.
AS business proposition the adop-
ton Of the first would prove ruinous,
and we confidently trust that we
may be spared the adoption of the
second by prompt adjustment of
arrearages on the part of de-
linquents.
While we shall be pleased to re-
tain your highly esteemed patron
age, under the Federal ruling to
which we have referred it will be i'm
practicable for us to do SO, unless
the arrearages indicated shall be
paid.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-30
BIG RIVER.

James Gray captured fox Tues
day.
James Boals Jr. visited in Center
vile Sunday.
The funeral of Sherman Staples
was largely attended.
Mrs. Jas. Boals is spending few
days with her daughters at this
place.
Miss Eta Mcleod of Ellsworth
spent last week with Mrs. Chas.
Boals and Mrs. Black.
Mrs. Jay Winn and little daughter
Esther spent the latter part of the
week with friends in River Falls.
Mrs. James Ray of Minnesota,
who was visiting Mrs. Chas. Ray,
was called to Madison by the death
Of her father.
The trustees of the Presbyterian
church hired four men to clean the
cemetery last Monday. They made
quite an improvement.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-30

John Garland and family are hav-
ing serious time with the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lowell have
been sick but at last report were i'm
proving.
0. H. Schorn is cutting wood on
the Leonard Hamilton forty for
Theo. Smith.
Miss Mary Cleveland, accom-
panied by her little daughter, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Russ,
the first of the week.
The cinch party at M. E. Nc
Laughlin's was enjoyed by all. Eva
Jackman received Ist prize and
Rode Jackman got the drum.
Mrs. Henan Hutchins of Lamp
son, Wis, who has been here visit
ing her sister and brother, was called
home Wednesday on account of the
illness of her little grandson.
Carrie Everson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. oe Everson, aged three
years, died suddenly last Wednes
day after an illness of less than two
hours. She had been apparently il
perfect health.