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Putnam patriot., 1926-06-04
PUTNAM pEHSUr,El>

Henry Deesteur of Lee street spent aa aaday with friend in Pasc0ag. R. J.
 Psul Wargsa ef School street spent stHrAaF ath friends in W0onsneket.
 Jada Lamonovitz of Main street HaHt Sunday IH Worcester on bI Hasz.
 spve Martin and family of WiIli- mantle spent Sunday with friends here.
 George Levin. Jr.. of Church street Heni Sunday with friends in Provi- deHcc.
 mr Catherine Hurrsy of Mill bury spent Monday with friends in the city
 Alya Proulr of Pawtueket. for. meriy Of this city, spent Sunday wita friends here.
 Mrs John J Cahsn and family Of Main street spent Monday with re- latives in Rockville
 Mr. and mr. Alfred Bole.u have removed from Church street Co Cha pei street this week.
 Mrs. Jsme. Feighy of Worcester. formerly of this city visited with friends here on Monday
 Mr. and Mrs Michael Connor and daughter. Miss Mary Of Main street spent Sunday with relatives in Daniel. son
 Mr and Mrs Dalbert Fairfield of EaHfaa= street entertained over the We k=eHd Mrs George Clark of Wor easteH.
 Mir. and mrs Francis crsbtree and uIJEa s5H Walter Of B0llcs street paHt the weekend with relatives in fiartfaFd
 Miss Mae Filling of Union street spent tH= HaHHiay With ber parents ir and tl William Pllling Nay Bedford
 Lieut. Jennie Psdinaton. of the Salvation Army spent fbe weekend HtH her parents aIr and Nrs John Faai6st8H af Hyde Park
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Migneault and on of Chapel street spent Che vset eHI Hd Monday al ther sum nar cottage Warwick, R. |
 Mir and Mrs Henry Bradley and taa children If Ruehdale spent De eofatioa Day with Mrs Bradley E aunt. Mrs John Bremen of Church =Irapf.
 Francis Currsn. a student al Holy Cross Worcester, spent the Week-ent aHd holiday tho guest of his aunt and uneies Hf and Mrs William kilHan of Hadstack avenue
 Mir and Mrs Robert Brownie and au Richard of Balles street spent the Aeek=eHd and holiday with theif daughter and husband. Mir and Mrs Jack Ial haHee of Hartford
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-04
Congregational Church Note.

EeU j F. English. Pastor
 Sunday. a#e 8o#3e Tho aervics af worship Sermon hy the minister a1 the subject P9allIee Faith fhE ma.Ie WIl Ae az fel- lae Haar. Romance, Rubin stein. tHeu 70 Lord How 1l ai- fold. Smrers pore. @Comc 4e DlseoHoiate. 2 Haek 18eft9rg lia mafea que, sIsafsk
 l260 tf5 church school Tho men g forum
 loo the spaalne library
 730 P. m The young peoples meeting Topic. How May W Create and Spread HapriHaszfa Re fefence Matthew 5sI I2. Afe eei s.
 Tuesday. June 5. D m Entertain ment iu the chapel. t5 ho gwen by young ladle@ef @thr@ church faf the benefit of the Social Circle A pro gram of music. vocal and iHstfp- mental readings and a one=aet farce entitled "A Love of Bonnet
 Wednesday. June 9. 3.45 Rehearsal of all children Gf the church school for Che Ghildfens Day txrEctaea.
 7.30 F. m The senior choir re- hearsal
 Thursday June 10. s.45 pm The junior choir fohcars1l The following member ef Che junior choir had per feet attendance at rehoarsals and ser vices for the past year llrlen NHr bedian. Gladys NBrbcdian, Ncwari Narhodiuu, Edna Kent. Pauline Raw ley, Carolyn Morse. llildn Edwards
 730 D m The church night r NLen
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-04
In the Churches
Ms,hodist Church Notes
~. H HI-L--- E-- -

Ree N E Burton Pastor
 The faiat committee from che thfee churches Hat TueaH# evening and decided ihut f would be impraet.ble to hold u Vacation Bible school this year on account of the difficulty in securing teachers. but fl was voted that permanent committee be main- tained during the year to work up an interest and try to get uttable teaeh- CTS interested who would take up the work and put it oHeH next year
 Tuesday afternoon the Ladies Aid Society mel aG lhe home of Mrs. ThomH R8wley. Grove trHtt
 The annual conference minutes or tffear Book Is auw ou hand and can be procured for fifty cents
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-04
Salvation Armr Nate.

Public meetnrss Wednesday. Fri iay aHi Saturday at S D. m.
 Sunday morning at ll a. m.
 Sunday night at 3 ? nj
 Spcciu cottage meetings every Tuesday night Anyone wishing c. nave the meeting hold at their home ,indly eall telephone 360.
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-04
St Mary Church Notes

'-'s.' ' - ''-7I .'8 .3't.7
 Rev Charles F Bedard. pastor tev Adrian Hykemau and Rev Ar .saE HaHthieH assistant pastors Uazaca are celebrated on suudaya at .ke following hours o'clock, s 9'- lock. 915 o'clock aad t030 o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-04
Bradley

f0urht and Saturday, AdOlphe Mpnf0u and Florence Nidor in "rhe Gund Duchess and the Waiter
 Sunday and Monday Tom Moore and Bessie Love in .rhe Song and Dance Man
 Monday night only. Production Try Gut night
 Tuesday and Wednesday. "joanna" :" with Dorothy Mackatl and Jack Mul- hall
 Thursday only. Vaudeville. and Creighton Hale tn "A Poor Girls Re- nance
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-04

St Phlip's Church Note. .= AServleea every Sunday at a. m ind lo80 a. His
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
NE TALk TOO MECH

Recently uaoNeo to oa.4 down Harry Carr
of the Times fer What &ed an egroEouS error
i'll that he ha6 written that Sinclair i&> baG oe ed
God daring Jehovah from pa.p Jo strike a.m dead.
We reproVe0 Carr tor writing tha> i was Sn1 ar
Lewis, when he should have been referring - Upton
Sinclair, the Wohb.y nore.3>t and essay =
We felt mach SNUG satisfaction 4 Se.tsnS she Lam
arsht on thlS n,onseHtoQ> question, chorted IN
fiend;Sh g.ee = having o&4d tie celebrated couniSt
mapping
81. yesterday f.a2ay Greene. news ana sporting
editor q ts> Ere2s metropolitan GaiE we have the
honor eG b2t - society e5.treSS. he exchange
edltreSS ans Aane-heaGe& SET dollar each that
Carr was r.ght-and al q IL bit
I turns out that Carr right. and that the fax
ing author who indulgeG in the cheap advertising
was upon Sinclair Lewis. So here's profound
apologies 10 Harry Carr welI new conception
OF one Sinclair Lewis. whom thought above such
awdry advertising calling upon the God Of Hosts to
neglect the business of running the universe for the
purpose OF blasting human gnat.
If writers Of real ability find such tawdry the
atrcasm necessary to keep their names before the
public, what the reading pubics intellectual level
have ebbed to? AS for ourselves could longer
receive any enjoyment from readns the books of
who has shown himself such a degraded fakir Imag
inc Dickens, Bret Harte kiplng, Robert Louis Steven
son, Jack London Frank Norris descending to such
unashamed ltteness bolster up sales of their writ
ings!
O, tempora. O, mores! Oh rats.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
FIT FOR THE FILMS

Despite repeated statements 10 the contrar" there
is still a frontier. There is still Wild West" There
are still grizzly bears and bear hunters
l. ere is little story one Of the big news agencies
reported the other day from Boise Idaho. Jim Nc
Cam meeting a big grizzly iu the mounl"jfs near the
Salmon river. attacked and had to fight for his
life After terrific struggle he drove ms huntna
knife through the bears heart In the fight the bear
had almost his Off and inflicted other in
uries so great that Mccain felt himself diving IvnE
tae ground beside the dead bear be painfully drew
from his pocket a bit Of soied paper and stub %
pencil and scrbbed this farewell to his brother
William:
Bill the bear killed me- but by God, killed him!
There's redblooded stuff for the movies. VITA
the happy ending too, that to be considered
sential nowadays. Jim is recovering
Maybe Uncle Sam is little too jealous sometimes
about his business interests, but had law,
like Germany, ordering mereh2rf flag 10 be flown
with the national emblem OH all embassies.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
TO TnJ W.

- I--.a ct,, - ~roi of dew that
had fallen from the SKY. 50 the
humble bee >;0ped this honey dow
and them all Of a sudden, he fed
asleep inside the flower
Poor fellow murmured the rose,
- he is tired from gathering honey
from so MANY flowers. will let him
sleep. " The rose folded some of its
red petals over the bee. that he
might not take cold in the MAJ
breeze, and the humble chap was
hidden in the bloom.
Then along hoped Uncle Wig,
gilv on the path, and when the rab-
bit gentleman saw the blooming rel
rose, he cried as h. twinklcd his
pink nose:
..Oh ho, \ flower on that old
bush At last! How glad / am | did
not cut it down as Nurse Jane told
me to. viii take The red rose to
my wife, "
So, knowing nothing Of the
bunlhle bee asleep in the flower,
Uncle Wiggiiy picked I'll" flower
aud carried il away.
II hopo, -ai da little ant ladv
who was cleaning her little hole
house beneath the rose bush, :"
iop4 that bee in the petals docsn :
sting Mr- I'nclc Wiggiy ON tn"
uGsr when She smells that rose. If
,le Ct, stung. she will not thank
i.er husband for bringing her the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

blossom -
Along hoppcd the bunny gentle
man carrying the red rose in his
paw. lie was thinking how happy
his wifc would be TO see the posy
when all Of a sudden out from he
hind a big rock popped the Woozic
Wolf. He grow'ed and showed his
sharp teeth to Uncle Wiggily.
What dou YOU want - asked the
rabbit gentleman.
Your cars!' snarlcd the Wolf,
"and want them right away,
"Oh, how can vou be so unpleas-
ant on such beautiful day " sigh
"a Mr.. Longcars. And why are Won
50 cruel to me3 Sec this beautiful
rcd rose. I am taking it to nav ,vifc'
If YOU nihblc my ears all will be
sadness and unhappjness. Sec here.
Be good chap, Take a smell OF
this sweet rose and let my ears
alone!
"No,' snapped the Wolf. bat
Uncle Wiggily. thinking to pleas
the bad chan. held the rose close 10
his noSe, and all Of a sudden he
humble bee in the flower awakened.
Ny goodness must have fallen
asleep, huzzed the hee, 1t is gat-
ting latc' | must be on my wav IL
Gather houey!' The rose mfolded
its petals. Out flew the bee and h.
bumped the Wolf S nose. And,
thinking the Wolf had hit him. The
bu2Zed;
"IIere, none of that, Let me-
@lone, and the bumbler stung tho
Wolf on his soft nose as hard Is he
could.
"Wov ouchic, Wow ouchie, Wow
ouchic!' howled the wolf dancing
on ore hind leg and holding a pan,
70 his smarting nose. Wow oJea-
ie! : And away be ran and Oft
buzzed the bee.
"My. How strange,' said Tn
Gle Wiggily. Il gaess lie doesn
like roses. that Wolf, But ny
wife does, So he took Mrs
Longears the red rose and tmade
her happy. And if the furnace
doesn t come UP ont Of the cellar
II listen 70 the radio plav the pigae,
IT tell you next about Uncle Wig
gilv and the May snow.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
Official Urges
State Wire For
Reporting Crime

SAN DIEGO, Calf, May 20
Establishing OF statewide tele-
graphic crime reporting service to
be maintained iointly by the state
and municipalities and counties in
tcrcstcd is suggested by Clarence
Morrill,, superintendent o fthe state
bureau of criminal Identification
and investigation, according to dis
patches to the Union last night.
Morrill, announced that he plans to
take the matter up with the law
enforcement agencies of California
cities and counties Immediately.
Murjil suggests first to establish
u trunk line connecting san Diego,
los AugclcS, san Francisco, Ba-
Nef~field aHd Redding. If the IS
IN t. u success the tclcgraphic
league Of cities and counties would
be expanded.
sheriff lames Byc1s. when in.
formeH y the Union Of Morrill, s
plan last night. said he would rec.
mmad il highly and would like
to Sc ii established at once. He
sail.
Tho plan is the best method yet
suggested FOR solving crimes and
apareHyudiHg criminals. am ia
miliar with the proposed system,
AMI think the sooner it is in
stalled the better for all.
James Patrick, chief of police,
said.
The plan is all right, but | think
San Diego needs new police sta
tjon. and all the money that would
be available for the eity's share of
Installing such system should be
spent for a new police station.
Watts Gum, young playmate and
plotcge Of zones, turned IN another
victory, beating F. Lee Stone two
UP.
Grant \. Peacock Of Garden City,
y Y, defeated James Brock OF
PreS,"iek, and I.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
THE FAMILIAR POLE

Lieut. Byrds and Amundsen's flights to the North
Pole make inaccessible place seem easy
and familiar goal. Much of the that
rounded it when it unattained, or when Peary
to it by long labor and hardship is gone in moment
The arplane and dirigIbe are really more roman
tic than dog sled, but their sweeps away the
of the unattainable. No longer is the remote
Arctic place of dreams and Imagination. 1t is being
mapped and charted for travel.
Yet by this very fact, romance survives. There
the people, Kplng wrote, who cried Romance
is dead!" when the railroad came And they blind
folk. For all unseen Romance brought in the 9:l5.
The intensity of polar romance is gone, but that
loss is amply made up by volume and spread For the
occasional explorers big romance, thousands will have
their little romance A few may fly to the Pole
from Greenland Alaska. Before long, any of US who
TO do it. and have the fare for the trip may fly
there from home.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
Bed Time SlCries
Ry HOW ARD &. GARTs
Copyright, 1896. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE wIGGILY AND THE
REL ROSE

H.>s.a ;hs yash that led to tn
5,-s>:, IN ,he edge If which, Cuclc
+ ~ SS aaa hatjt Ms hollow stump
+ 1...E E@-aw. ;errr grew l. rose bush
A.. ws.teg ]aoE the rose bush had
}g, Ha,e q leaves and bare Of
sws-s, N.;h only sharp ,horns stick
IS aa: 4" .:> branches.
Wha. good : that ola rose
b.>A NHr>e Jane Furlv Wuzzl,
+ ;ae ma>hra, tuey hou>1keepcr used
>5E."Why don't yea cut II down
! +: sewer Ha> any flowers on II?
Perhaps eaere may be flower
zt..> >samgr. >ai5 the rabbi, gentle
a#a Ny Hlfa : very fond of roSeS
hsae, some day, to pick red rose
traa Ia, bash.
81. each spring, though green
leaves came torth from the bare
hraee1eS fthe hush. there were no
flowers. Even Unrt Wiggilv, at
least gave UP hope,
Then, one morning, all at once, a
bud HAT had been slowly growing or
The bush. burst into bloom and there
yaS a lovely red rose which made
the air all sweet around it.
Oh. l am 50 glad sang the
rose bush to itself. New Uncle
Wiggir will he happy. He can take
MY red rose to his wife.
A> the petals of the rose uutolded
a big bumble bee, winging his way
over the fields seeking honey, saw
he red blossom and huzzcd his way
into the very heart. twiddling his
legs to get the mall covered with the
yellow pollen d@st.
"Oh, how, y5u tickle me-" ex-
claimed the red rose.
II Will not harm you, buzzed
bee. :. only want to sip little Of
your honey.
For the rose had III It sweet juice
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
PRESS READERS
MAY OBJ 7 AIN
u. S. BULLETIN

Through the courtesy of Honorable
Phil y. Swing, representative II
congress from tins district the Press
is able to offer its readers a selec
tion of government Bulletins listed
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avail yourself Of this offer All You
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Pricklv pear as stock feed, 1o72.
Rabies or hydroPhobia, 40.
Screw worms affecting animals,
So.
Sheep: Breeds of sheep, so.
Sheep scab, rs.
Eradication Of sbeep tieh by dip.
ping, 79S.
Equipment fer sheep raising, $40.
Sheep raising for beginners. SO
sheep on irrigated fums n north
west 1l51.
eastrating and docking lambs
Il54
Diseases Of sheep, ll55.
Slaughtering and use Of lamb aud
nation, ll72.
Sheep raising oa ,emfarass pas.
lures lis1.
Judging sheep, l1ao
Parasitic disease Of sheep. 1870.
Silase: Making aad feeding sill.
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Beet top silage AMI otler prod.
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@ilos; Pit silos, So.
Stable Disinfettion ef stables.
@54.
Preventing fly annoyance in
stables. l097.
Ticks: Texas or tick fever, 500
Spiuose ear tick. ESQ.
Cattle fever tick eradication,
la57.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
LOWER POSTAL RATES

Congress decides to lower postal rates to their
former level. Private mailing cards reduced from
two cents cent, return postal cards sent by
business firms reduced to two and the rate
transient second class mail mater-neWspapers mail
ed by ndivduals-is brought back to the old cent
rate.
This is done not merely to afford relief to the pub
lie but for the very good that the high rates
Gently established do not pay. The Posoffice Depart
ment has had similar experience more than once The
lower rates expected to provide while
causing less public inconvenience. And more postal
revenue will mean, incidentally, business done
and more prosperity.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
Teacher Charged
With Beating Boy
With BrOOmstick
BY United Prrsx Lease,. Wire

KANSAS CITY, No, Nav %
Aa ,estigafion viii b. made into
charges made By james Chrisman,
., sAat Mss Mary Hickman, u school
teacher, Lea, linn with broomstick
because H. could not tell her how
NAM taue5 there alc ia j..
The b1e - IN bed with one leg
III Il cast, suffering taom bruises he
sass lie received at the hands Of
Mss Hickman.
Several children in Miss Hick-
man S room corroboratcd the boy
statement Mrs. Henry Chrismau,
James mother, asserted that when
tine boy came home from school at
uoun or the day of the alleged beat
iu@ She counted 20 wclts on his lcg,
and hips,
Miss Hickman declined to discuss
tic case o,be- than to say a reput-
ah'r phySician found nothing wrong
with the boy : leg.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
BABY ALTOS

There is much talk now about small automobiles
of type familiar in Europe but unknown in this
try Europe has to small light Of low power
because Of the high of gasoline there. Amer
leans preferred large in the past apparently
with IttIe regard cost, but be getting
over that Now they talk about mileage per gal
lon, and car run errands and get around easily
city traffic, a like the Imperial Valley
There may he a big demand therefore, for the
that several American manufacturers preparing to
out with about 80 inch Wheelbase and only 10
II horsepower giving 30 40 miles a gallon OF fuel
There VIII be less disposition condemn such vehicles
as road lice" if they we'll built and fully equipped
which is said to be present intention. Iney snOuQ
be especially handy for auxiliary cars keeping
tripS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
Child Mortality
In Calf ornia
Shows Increase

SACRAMENTO, Cal, May %
Infant mortality rat" in california
for 1925 showed a >l.-lt increase
oyer the previous year, while the
lumher If births repor'cd ia the
a,ate dropped l,+o7 to S5,ty4 lurin1
tic year, {; report ot L. H. Ross,
chief Of the bureau Of vital statistics
moi" public today. ~nv.alod.
Infant deaths tatai.d 5,S55, an iu-
crease of -, while the iufaut death
rate advanced from 7.el per cent
g. 6s,3 per cent. The birth race
dropped from 80 prr thousaud it,
labjtants to 3l.2, while the total
births dccrerss.l 800 - S5,2I.3.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
Looking Backward
What the Press files tell of IN
perial VALLEY for this date
in past years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Nav 25. 1905

Rev. +. \. Leake's household
goods from the east arrived at Holt
Vile. and he IS getting settled in his
home on Seventh street.
The VALLEY Mercantile COMPANY
has completed Il warehouse back Of
their store in which to keep their
heavy groceries and bulky meyehan.
disc.
Cantaloupe picking will begin ii
about ten days. An enormous crop
is set on the vines. The markets Of
the east are calling for the Ca,ifor-
mia product as the Florida crop is
ruined by hot winds aud the Georgia
crop by late frosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Nav 25. 1911

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 2. Grove hay"
leased their farm near Imperial and
have taken "A rooming house at l4s
West 18th street, Los Angeles.
Fred stahl has been selected by
the Brawlcy Farmers union to rep
resent that organization during the
cautaloupe shipping season at Chi
cago and other points throughout the
east.
The mercury this noon crawlcd up
to 90, but a disagreeablc wind sent
it down to so, where is has been for
the remainder of the dav.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
TEN YEARS AGO
Nav 2h 1915

Postmaster G. ". Collins returned
10 his duties after q two weeks va
cation spent ON his ranch.
Nominations for the honor of be
ing queen of Imperial Valley day at
the san Diego fair were announced
as follows Inez Collier, Neil Nc
Giyl,n, Janet McRay, Janc Kelsey,
Lola McKimm. Stella McKimm, Cora
Wood, Margaret Hail, Marjorie
Paris, Lille Larey, Hazel Fawcett,
Eva Lien, Evalyn Boman, Ruth Har-
ceIroad, Mary Mathews, Julia Fon-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
krim's Peace
Is Rejected

PARIS. Mav --.- Tn council Of
ministers TO-DAY rejected peace Of
fers made by Ahi Fl Krin,, Riffjan
rebel leader IN letters to French au-
thorities.
In rejecting tbc offers they ,aid
krim does not represent any power
or even The opinion of his trlhn
Military operations against the
rebels In Morocco vii, cputiuur, it
WAS announced.
c1unon Mary Grger, Lulu Lacy,
Lroti Dunn, Florence Matm aud
Mrs. Amiugor Howc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25
Pilsudski Speaks
of Dictatorship
By United Press Leased Wire

WARSAW, MAY 25.-The Now
Polish government has openly
threatened to establish dic,a.of-
ship whereby Parliament will sur
vive nominaily but actually will be
superseded.
1t was learned that after the con
vcning of Parliament next Monday,
Marshal Josef Pilsudski, victorious
in his coup d 'etat, intends to
force the dissolution Of the Sejm
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

and proclaim o dictatorship on tbe
basis of constitutional prcsogatives.
left wing groups demand the for
ciblc ousting of Bniski, president
of the province of Posen, where
counter revolutions are strong.
Meanwhile the Pilsudsk Bartel
regime is formulating demand
for nextension of the president s
powers.
/ In ease Parliament does not ac-
cede to the demand, Pilsudski in
tends to issue emergency DEGREES.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

~rhildkraut actor, spent nor
dan $500 calling his cstraugcd "ife
o,cr long distance. Bet All he got
to say was Hello.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-25

What cxasperatcs a man Hore
than hitting u pedestrian with his
new ear and getting his fender al
bent?