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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

In connection with the list of teach
ers institutes for years 19OS-O9, which
has just been issued from the educa-
tional department the following circu-
lar has been issued to the officers of
the teachers Institutes
In arranging programs the officers
are urged to confine the discussion to a
few principal points. 1t is better to
assign only two or three topics to a
single session than to assign so many
as to make impossible full considcra-
ton and thorough discussion. It is
suggested that at all teachers meet
jngs held during the year there shall be
considered d few main subjects of
special and immediate interest to
teachers and to the public The follow
ing are suggested as subjects that are
engaging the special attention of the
people and may be considered with
profit.
l. The accomplishment of definite
results in the elementary school bran
CGes
9 The physical welfare of the child
). The public schools in their rcla-
ton to the practical work of iie.
Under the first general subject may
be considered those topics that relate
to methods and courses in the funda-
mental common school branches
Under the second subject may be pre-
snnted such topics as, medical inspcc-
ton; testing the sight and hearing Of
Pupils: the prevention of contagious
diseases. correct seating; heating and
Ventilation c,.h
grounds. etc.
Under the third subject it would be
appropriate to assign discussion on
such topics as: The teaching Of the eio-
ments of agriculture in rural schools;
practical education for the country
child; The secondary school course in
relation to the demands of later life;
vocational training and trade schools:
manual training in the elementary
schools: The demands of the business
man upon the school product; The
training of girls for home making. etc
Conductors OF Institutes are urged
also, to continue attention to the prob
lens of school supervision and admin
istration. school attendance and the So
cial, athletic and other allied interests
Of school pupils
is requested that the officers Of
each association make arrangements
Tor conference of superintendent of
SCHOOLS. principals and members of
school committees. These conferences
are TO take in part the place of the con-
lerences held during the last school
year
shall he glad to be of any possible
service to you in helping to make your
convention profitable to the teachers
VINO VIII attend it. Speakers or some
vi the subjects suggested will be avail
aoe for the meetings and I shall be
p'eased to correspond with you regard
Ing them.
PAYSON SMITH.
State Supt of Public Schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

The solar orb would appear blue tt
anybody who should view 1t outside o.
this planets atmosphere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

among other work which is in pro-
e'ess at the agricultural department is
u'a' OF arranging for the fall series of
farmers Institutes which arr to be
'eid under the direction of Commits
Soner A. W. Gilman and will com
.'ence tn" latter part of October. The
n'st Institutes of the series will be held
~ washington county. beginning with
y. m'e one at the Grange hall in Calais on
tuesday Oct, y. The second will be
". at the Grange hall in Lubec on
"eunesday. and the third at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26
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Several from this section of the town
attended the Prout-POtter reception
given Wednesday evening, Sept %. by
the groom's parents Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Prout Mr.. and Mrs. Prout will make
their home in Gath.
Mrs. 3. w. Mariner who has been
visiting Mr. Mariners sisters At Gar
diner, has returned to the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Roberts.
Mr.. Mariner will return later.
Nathaniel Roberts. Jr.. of Sabattus
who has been the guest of his uncle
J o. Roberts. for a few days. went to
Orr's Island Wednesday to visit rela-
tives. and from there will return tc
his home.
Mrs e. NJ. Mariner was the guest OF
Mrs, Foster Thursday afternoon. In
the evening Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Mar,
iner attended the meeting of Pioneer
CHAPTER, o. E. s., at Lisbon Falls.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

Grange hall in Cherryfield on Thurs
day. Oct. 80 This will complete the
institutes to be held in Washington
county. and they will be followed by
others in Hancock and Waldo counties,
the dates of which are yet to be as
signed. 1t is understood that the in
stltutes to be held this fall are to be
among the best that have yet been ar
ranged by the department and that the
subjects that will be taken up and dis
cuSSed VIII be of unusual interest
Among the speakers who have been
engaged for the series are Forrest Hen
ry OF Dover, Mimi, Il wcll-known au-
thority on matters agricultural and
Andrew Elliot Of Calf, Ont, who it win
be remembered was among the speak
erS last season. Mr.. Elliot was liked
very much wherever he spoke and it
was by special request that he was Sc
cured for the coming Institutes In adj
ditlon to the two gentlemen mentioned
above the institutes will also be adj
dresse! by wcll-knoW Maine speakers
Tie timonthly bulletin of the State
Board of Health for the month of Sep
TENDER has been issued from the Office
of the secretary and is now ready for
distribution. The number contains the
usual interesting matter on subjects
sanitary and otherwise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

Toltnring eczema spreads its burning
area every day. Doar's Ointment quickly
itching. cures it permanently. At any
drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood:
clears the skin. restores ruddy. SOUND
Inn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

The following corporations have fled
their certificates of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
The Automatic Electric Sigma, Co.
organized at Portland for the purpose
of manufacturing and dealing in auto
matte electric signal devices, with ST.
c00,00O capital stock, of which nothing
is paid in. Officers: President, Frank
1 Moore % Portland; Treasurer. John
T. Pagan of Portland. Certificate
filed SEPT. %. 1908.
Hodekins & Fiske CO. organized at
Bangor. for the purpose of conducting
Il general house furnishing business,
with $50 900 capital stock, of which $500
is paid in. Officers: President. Frank
l.. Hodgkins of Bangor; Treasurer,
Fred O. FiSke of Bangor. Certificate
filed Sept. %, 1908.
EquaIizcd Telephone Association. or
gained at Wesley. for the purpose Of
constructing, owning, operating md
maintaining telephone lines. with Sl0,-
600 capital stock, of which $1,000 is paid
in. Officers: President, Sheldon G.. Day
of Wesley; Treasurer. Leander A. Gray
of Wesley Certificate filed Sept %.
1905
Interstate Express GO. organized at
Rangor. for the purpose of conducting
an express business. with $4,000 capital
stock. of which nothing is paid in. Of
fiers: President Daniel f. McCantey Of
Bangor: Treasurer John L. Geagan Of
Bangor Certificate filed Sept. ~. 1905
The Cookscy Realty Co. organized at
Seal Hartor. for the purpose OF CON
Quoting a real estate business, With
$500. 900 capital stock. of which $500 is
paid in Officers: President. Rich NJ
Hoe of Irvington. N. Y; Treasurer
Tracy Bows of New York. N. Y. terti-
fcate filed Sspt. "a. 1905.
Cash Mining Co organized at Bangor
for the purpose of conducting mining
business with $685. capital stock. of
which 500 is paid in. Officers: Pres
ident. Edward Fl. Blake of Bangor;
Treasurer John G. Dunning of Bangor.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-26

Doan's Regulets cure constipation. tone
the stomach. stimulate the liver. promote
digestion and appetite and easy passages
Of the bowels Ask your druggist Tor
them % cents z box.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12

Business Agent Eugene A Clancy
reported to housesmiths' union No. IS
at its meeting Wednesday night that
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12

Continued from pare 81, Column

because of the splendid dinner they
viii enjoy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
ADVISE EVANS TO
STAY AT SPRINGS
Physicians Called Into C0nsuIta-
ton Declare That Treatment
Should Be Continued
Fighting Bob Seems Weaker and
Suffers Pain From Knee,
While Resting Well

PAso RoBLES HOT SPRINGS. April
11.-After a thorough examination of
Admiral Evans and a consultation
over his condition, in which Surgeon
Mcdonald participated, the three ply
sicians who came from Los Angeles
for that purpose. arriving this morning.
gave out a statement tonight as fol-
lows:
After a consultation we are Of the
opinion that Admiral Evans should re-
main at Paso Robles until he has un-
dergone thorough trial of the course
of treatment he is now undergoing and
until his regular physician says that
1t is advisable to move him. We ap-
prove of the treatment he is now re-
ceiving"
The statement is from Drs Z. A
Bryant, George W. Lasher and ". A.
Edwards of Los Angeles. who were
sent to Paso Robles by the feet re-
ception committee of that city.
Admiral Evans is weaker tonight
than he has been and is suffering some
pain from his knee. but thus far dur
ing the night he has rested well.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
PHELAN MEETS EVANS
They VIII Settle Last Details of
Pageant and Plans of
Entertainment

To meet Admiral Evans and confer
with him on matters OF interest in
connection with the coming of the bat
tleships, James d. Phelan, chairman of
the San Francisco fleet committee. left
for Pasa Robles last night. Phelan
will have a little heart to heart talk
with Evans as to his plans for the sail
ors and will return tomorrow morn
ing. Frank ]. Symmes. who preceded
Phelan with a copy Of the Official pro-
gram for the admirals approval, will
come home tonight
Preparations for Increasing the total
OF the feet reception fund are going
merrily forward. A. squad OF collect
ors, who will accompany the automo-
bile flying squadron" as soon as the
souvenir certificates are ready, was
drilled yesterday in the line of their
duties Several more letters from sa-
loon men were received pledgine
money and asking for one of the GER
tif1cates.
subscriptions of sss2.5o were added
to the fund as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
cALIFoRN1ANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. April I1-The follow
ing Californians are registered in New
York: San Francisco-Frederick Rit-
ter, Waldorf-Astoria; J. n. BarIand.
Martinique; NJ. S. Galthorn. Union
Square; T. z. Mayhem, Martinique;
NJ Myerfeld. Holland House; Miss NJ.
Stewart, Park Avenue; W. r Wheeler.
Hotel Gregorian: Mrs. C. L Bent. VOL
colt; ]. W. Fricke. Herald Square; ]. r..
Hamilton. Hotel Seville; ". Fitzhugh,
Collingwood: j. D. Johnson and wife,
NJ v Johnson and wife, ST. Denis; F.
G. King, Grand Hotel: NJ. P Koumen-
drich. Herald Square; ]. K Armsby,
Holland. house; H. G. Claxton, Hotel
York: H. Shonts and wife, Bartholdi:
L. Abraham, Broadway Central; L. G..
Heller, L. Sachs and wife. Hotel Meth
erlands.
San JOSIE. R. Shaw. Broadway
Central.
Santa Paula-w. P. Weber, cosmo-
politan.
Oakland-B. F. Armstrong, Gilsey.
Los Angeles-F. Anthoner, I. E. In
graham and wife, Manhattan; F. H
Johnston, Empire; ". Ritter. Astor
house; L. H. Valentine. Hotel Victoria;
H. R. Wood. Herald Square.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
FORMER MRS. BRODIE DUKE
UNABLE TO GIVE SURETY
Tobacco Mans Divorced Wife
Held for Grand Jury and
Sent TO Jail

CHICAGO. Ill. April 11.-Mrs. Allce
Webb-Duke, the divorced wife OF
Brodie Duke OF the American tobacco
company who was arrested last night
on the charge of issuing forged checks,
was today held TO await the action Of
the grand jury IN bonds of $4,000. She
was unable TO give surety and was sen.
to the county jail Mrs Duke did not
deny that the signatures TO the checks
were her own. but she said that be-
cause of sickness she was not respon-
sible for her acts at the time the
checks were passed. She also claimed
that she was being prosecuted by INC
American tobacco company. Through
her attorney she offered to restore tie
full amount of the forged checks. which
totaled s75, but the court took no cog
nizance OF the proposition.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
GOVERNOR TO GREET FLEET
GiIlett and Staff Will Depart for
San Diego Today

Governor J. n. Gillett will start this
afternoon at o'clock for San Diego
to greet the fleet when it enters that
port.
Although far from well, Governor
Gillett says he is able to stand the
trip and he desires to present 20 Ad-
miral Thomas and the men under his
command q welcome to the state.
Governor Gillett went down 10 lun-
cheon yesterday at the Fairmont and
seemed to enjoy being out of his room.
He looked pale, but otherwise there
was nothing noticeable in his appear
ance as the result of his recent severe
illness. He and Mrs. Gillett were sur
rounded by a party of friends and the
affair took the form of an informal re-
ception.
Governor and Mrs. Giliett and party
will leave Third and Townsend streets
in two Pullmans attached to the Sun
set express. The train is scheduled
TO reach Los Angeles at 2 D. m. tomor-
row tMonday). At that point the two
cars bearing the reception party will
be switched on to the Santa Fe train
and will proceed to San Diego. They
will probably arrive at their destina-
ton late in the afternoon.
Besides Governor and Mrs. Gilleti
there will be in the party:
Lieutenant Governor w. Colonel T. e. Beck.
y. Porter and wife. Colonel Fl. G. Dinkel-
Adjutant General j. B. spiel and wife.
Lauck and wife. Colonel F. w. Marstor
Colonel A. w. Bradley and wife.
and wife, Colonel P. II. Nipperi
General George Stone. and wife.
Colonel W. R. Smed- Colonel G.. NJ. Perine
berg and wife.
Commander 6. Cape Colonel E. 4. PrebIe-
hart, U. s. navy. Licuttnant Colonel Rob-
Colonel G. 81. Pippy ert n. Smith
and wife. Colonel T. ]. AmmcS
Colonel Thomas VII and wife.
helm. Miss Ammeg.
Colonel Robert Wieneke- Colonel winzlow Ander.
Lieutenant Colonel son and wife.
Theodore Gier.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
DEsTRoYERs NOW IN BAY
FIotiIla Reaches MagdaIena 8
Day Ahead of Schedule

MAGDALENA BAY, Mex, April s, via
San Diego. April 1.-THE torpedo boat
'flotills Of six destroyers, commanded
by Lieutenant Commander Hutch l.
Cone, arrived IN Magdalena bay from
Acapulco Saturday evening at o'clock
The fotilla, following the example of
the fleet. was one day ahead of its
schedule here 1t required three days
to make the run from Acapulco at an
average speed of Is knots
The destroyers appeared in the en-
trance TO the bay shortly after I
o'clock IN a dense cloud OF black smoke
In the gathering darkness the low
lying. black hulls Were not visible from
where the fleet lay ct anchor. But as
they came on into the bay, steaming
directly for the feet at a rapid speed
their identity was soon disclosed. I'm
mediately two bright signal lights on
the mainmast of each battlesbip be-
tokened the approach of men of war.
BY o'clock the destroyers were al
anchor, lying under the lee of the big
battieships- Commander Cone at once
went aboard the flagship Minnesota to
make his report TO Admiral Thomas.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
BANQUET PLANS PROGRESS
Many Subscribe $40 to Attend
Dinner at Fairnsont Hotel

Preparstions> for the banquet to be
given to Secretary Victor H. Metcalf,
Admiral Evans and officers of the feet
on the evening of May at the Fair
mont are progressing rapidly. Requests
for seats are coming in so fast that it
VIII be only short time before tire
limit Of the list will be reached There
will be 400 subscribers at $40 a plate
and 200 invited guests
The banquet will be held In the Nor
man room. which will be decorated for
the occasion. The following committee
which has charge of the affair. met yes
terday TO discuss its plans:
Col. Thomas Wilhelm Wakefield Baker
Wellington Gregg ~ c. Ralston
J. B. Lauck F. s. Stratton
P. y. Lilieathal Rudolph Herold Jr.
J. 81. Hendy :. II. Johnson
A W. Foster
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
LEGAL HOLIDAY IS
ASKED, FLEET DAY
Citizens Want Governor to Pro-
claim Thursday, May Z,
as Such
Parade of Sailors and Soldiers
Then Marks End of an
Epochal Voyage

Prominent citizens are advocating
that a legal holiday be proclaimed
throughout the state by Governor
Gillett on Thursday. May Z. the day
after the arrival of, the battleship fleet
in San Francisco. It has been sug-
gested that the matter should be
brought before the fleet committee
and that body should make an official
request of the governor to declare the
holiday.
Those who think holiday should be
called say that the occasion will be
one fully demanding such recognition
on the part OF the state. The arrival
of the warships in the harbor will be
an event OF national and world wide
Importance, for il will mark the sue
cessful completion OF the longest voy-
age ever undertaken by so numerous g.
feet of modern armorclads, and as
such will be an epoch in naval history
Then, too they say that the pro-
claiming of a legal holiday will IA sili-
tate matters for the thousands of Wis
itors who will gather about. the bay
to celebrate the coming Of tie battle
ships. OF these prospective visitors,
many are men who would not like to
leave their business cares and duties
under other conditions and others are
working people who would otherwise
not have the opportunity. They also
say that it is not TOO much 10 ask
that all business should be suspended
for this one day as a token of respect
and congratulation.
May 7 is advocated in preference to
May s, the day when the feet Is due
to arrive, for the reason that then
will occur the great military and naval
parade which will be the star feature
of the celebration, which event people
will be most anxious to see. and to
make 1t still more appropriate. on the
evening OF that day will be held the
governors official banquet and recep-
tion to feet officers at the Fairmont.
Mayor Taylor yesterday issued a
proclamation calling upon citizens OF
San Francisco to decorate their homes
with flags and bunting and assSin g
them to clean their premises thor
oughly for the feet reception.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
Now All Rail to Yosemite

Take Southern Pacifc's $40 a. m
train from ferry depot and you are
at El Portal. the gateway to the val
ley, In time for evening dinner. Next
morning a delightful stage ride OF
three hours and a half puts you in the
heart Of the great Yosemite. Water
falls now at their height; delightful
weather; excellent hotel and camping
accommodations. Round trip s26.60
Ticket offices. Ss4 Market street, Ia
Powell street. Market street ferry
depot, and Thirteenth and Franklin
streets, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
PERKINS GIVES DINNER
HONORING CALIFORNIANS
Wine Men and Revenue Agents
Go East to Discuss
Fertilization

I WASHINGTON, April 11.-August z.
Muenter. collector OF internal revenue:
B. n. Thomas, special internal revenue
agent; Percy T. Morgan of San Fran
cisco, president of the California wine
association, and Guy B. Barham of Los
Angeles are in Washington and will
go before the interior department on
the questions connected with the forti-
flying of wines. The above, together
with Senator Flint, Representative
Knowland. Edison Adams of Oakland
Senator Lukens and DR.. Lilliankrantz
were entertained this evening at dinner
by Senator Perkins.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
DIES OF GuNsHorwousp

MAGDALENA BAY, Mexico, April s,
via San Diego. April 1.-THE funeral of
Raymond Eason of Easton, Md. hospital
apprentice on the Kentucky, who died
yesterday as result of an accidental
gunshot wound received ashore two
days before. occurred this morning. Re
Hgious services were conducted aboard
the ship under direction of Chaplain
s K Evans of the Minnesota Colors
were at half mast until the body was
taken ashore
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
SEND THANKS FOR FRUIT

MAGDALENA BAY. Mexico, April 8,
via San Diego April 1.-THE carload
of oranges of 375 cases. shipped by the
California fruit growers exchange
through Los Angeles chamber of COM
merce, complimentary to the officers
and men OF the Pacific fleet, arrived
at Magdalena on the converted cruiser
Buffalo from San Diego at o'clock
this morning. Admiral Thomas ad-
dressed letter to the chamber Of com
merce transmitting the thanks of the
fleet.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
s15o-Monte Rio Excur.ion-s1.so

The Northwestern Pacific Railroad
will run excursion on Sundays, April
1s and rs, to Russian River and Red
wood Forests.
The leaving time from San Francisco
is 7.45 a. m. from the Sausalito Ferry
for Camp Meeker Monte Rio, Mesa
Grande and Cazadero. Each ticket sold
insures a seat Tickets on sale at Fer
ry commencing Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY

Caesar raladini. David Campbell and
J.. Leadman were booked at the city
prison yesterday by Policemen Grote,
Cameron and Mannion on a charge of
burglary They are accused of break
Ing into the store of Kohler & Chase
week ago and stealing about 5000
worth of musical instruments-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
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during the last week % men were put
TO work on buildings, and that the
trade was improving.
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