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Arizona republican., 1908-04-30

ing the month. It is rapidly changing in form to q narrow crescent. On May S it will attain it's greatest brilhancy and should be easily visible in full day light.
 Mars also moves eastward among the stars during the month. but more slowly than Venus. It may be detected ss 2 faint. reddish star low down in the west, but it is now entirely too far from the earth to be observed with advantage in the telescope. C
 Jupiter is moving very slowly eastward in the constellation Cancer. and through out the entire month will be in excelieEt position for observation.
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Arizona republican., 1908-04-30
DAILY FASHION ALks
 BY MAY MANToN
A USEFUL LITTLE COAT.

THERE is no coat that is
 more thoroughly
 . useful or makes a more desirable addition to the chad's wardrobe than the simple reefer illustrated. It can be made from striped material, as in this instance, it can be made from white serge or white broadcIoth, from rcd broadcloth or red serge, from dark blue or from mixtures or it can be made from linen or pongee for th.~ real summer, but whatever the material 1t is always smart and attractive and it is always serviceable. It can be slipped on and off with ease and it involves very little Ia Dor in ths making. In this instan-s the finish IS simple tailo. stitching and the coat f; held by handsoms buttons while the neck is finished with ths regulation collar and lapels. The fronts can be closed to the neck edge, however. and the round collar used il better liked.
 For the six year size will be required , yards of ma terial 2, IS yards A or IIE yards g inches wide. A May Manton pattern. No. 5979, sizes ? to 8 years, will be mailed to any address by the Fashion Department ot this paper on receipt of ten cents. ( of in haste send an additional two cent stamp tor letter postage which in- sures more prompt delivery.)
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30
THE RIGHT WAY
FOREVER.

must be accorded to the automobile in it's care and repair-both for business and pleasure. We have the best equip ped shop in Phoenix for firstclass work by first-class mechanics. Work Guaranteed. Machines Rented.
 SOUTHWESTERN AUTO co.
 Phone Main 345.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30
THE CONSTELLATION oRAco.

This is the best month of the year tO trace out the long constellation Draco. which. as Nergil wrote.
 "GliGes away with tortuous windiugs
 around and between the Bears As now known. the head of the Dragon is marked by the four bright stars at B. the body extending after various convo- lutions to the tip of the tail at c, but tO the early Chaldeaus il was even much longer. surrounding 10th of the bears .'-,h e-;eicing downward and Ill front of the larger of these. It is a group
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30
THE PLANETS.

The beautiful evening star Venus. now the most brilliant object in the heavens. will pass from Taurus into Gemini dur
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30

Merchants lunch at the Hotel Adams Cafe from fl a. m. to p. m. Price 30 cents.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30

and interesting Double-star systems. many of which are visible in a small te,- cscope. IL was just south of the Star F. that in lS66 remarkable new star appeared. which for eight days remained brighter than the Pearl of the Crown at A. then sank suddenly 10 the tGth mag nitude. and gradually heightened to the Sth. It is still visible as yellow. varia- blc eighth magnitude star.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30

There are several most interesting variable stars which will repay Observa- ton. Two of the brightest of these are
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30
VARIABLE STARS.

now that the whole Southern Cross was visible in our attitudes.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30

Nervous women should profit by Mrs. BartOn's experience with Lydia E. PinkhaR's Compound.
 Mrs. Helen Barton, of 9 Pear son Street, Chicago, H., writes to Mrs. Pinkham
 "l was all rundown, and on the verge of nervous prostration from overworlx and worry, and ill in bed, when l began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After had taken it d week commenced to get better. I continued its use, my nervous trouble disappeared, and am completely restored to health. l hope Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will benefit other women as 1t has me-"
Arizona republican., 1908-04-30
NEW PosToFFIcE cLeRK-Tt

J. A R. IRVINE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
COUNTY NEWS
HANCOCK.
DEDHAM.

New Century Grange held an day
session Saturday. Officers were installed
by J. F. Wood of Bluehill, installing Off
cer. rs follows: Master. n. B. Colby {:
overseer. George Grey; chaplain, Mrs.
Ernest Thompson: Sec. Mrs. L. W. Bur-
ril; Treas, Ernest W. Burrill steward,
Charles Johnson: assistant steward. c.
L. Eurrill: lady assistant steward. Cora
Johnson. A good number of visitors were
present from East Eddington Grange. A
program of entertainment was presented
and dinner was served by the entertain
ing Grange.
Mrs. Rose Sleeper, who has visited rel
atives here, has returned to her home in
Milford.
Mrs. Isabel Wardwell of Ellsworth is
employed as hoIsekeeper for Valentine
and II. B Estes.
Arden Young and daughters from Otis
visited F. W. FogS Saturday.
Alvin Maddox is confined to his home
by sickness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
A HOLY WAR
Declared and Mulaf Hatid
Made Sultan Of Morocco.
Fee In Uproar-- and
Massacre Fully Expected
France and Spain Must Continue to
Support Abdel.AzIz.

Morocco City, Jan. 12.-Mulai Haid,
the brother OF the Sultan Of All Moroc-
co, Abd-el-Aziz, who some months ago
was proclaimed Sultan here. was pro-
claimed Sultan at Fee Jan. 4, the Sui
tan of record having been formally
deposcd.
The latest reports state that Fee is
in an uproar and that there is great
danger of lawless outbreaks and a
massacre. Couriers are now on their
way to this city to summon Muiai Ha-
fid &c E'ez, and it is understood that he
will receive strong support as Sultan
on condition that he meet the demands
OF the people, which include the ADOLF
ton Of taxes and the suppression OF all
relations with Europeans.
The French government is greatly
wrought up about the proclamation OF
MLiai Halid as Sultan and the decia-
ration of holy war at Fee. France
and Spain, acting officially for the
powers. must recognize Abd-el-Aziz as
the legitimate Sultan so long as the Of
fetal government remains in his hands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
A MOTHERS HEROISM.
Mrs. VIM. Bailey, Haverhill, Saves
Daughter from Blazing Home.

Haverhiu, Jan 12-MrS. William
Eailey dashed into the flames of her
burning home and rescued her 4-year-
old daughter from imminent death
last right when . portion Of her house
on Peck street was burned. The lit
tie girl. Doris, had set the fire by
reaching into 4 gas flame with news
paper.
The child became frightened at her
act and dropped the flaming newspaper
on to "A bed. In an instant the room
was in flames and the child pcnned in.
Mrs. Bailey heard Il shril scream.
and as she started toward the room
heard the crackle of fire. She ran
through the fire to the bed, picked up
the child in her arms and buried its
luce in her bosom to save it from the
fire which envelopcd them both.
She escaped with few burns and
the loss of 4 portion of her hair. The
child was unframed. The property is
owned hy Mrs. James K. Thing and
the damage is estimated at 5000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
THAW TRIAL TODAY.
State Will Probably Present Its Evi.
denee Today, Defence Tuesday.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE second
trial of Harry X. Thaw, for the killing
of Stanford White will begin in ear
nest tomorrow morning when the state
will present its case to the jury which
is charged with determining the re-
sponsibility of the defendant under the
law. With a straight plea Of insanity
entered from the very beginning, the
issue this year will be one of re-
sponsibility or irresponsibility, with
the words guilt" or innocence" OF
the accused seldom heard. Assistant
District Attorney Francis P. Caravan
will outline the states case in a 10
minute speech. He will briefly state
incidents leading up to the shooting on
Madison Square Roof Garden, and will
characterize the killing, as he did last
year, as cody planned and wiIfnl
murder. ThaW's actions preceding and
following the crime will be held up as
those of sane man.
The states witnesses We're heard in
less than two hours in the first trial,
but it is said that this year the direct
case will be longer, including as 1t
does the rather important testimony
of James Glinch Smith, q brother-in-
law of Stanford White, who talked
with Thaw just a few minutes before
the shooting. If the states case should
extend well into the afternoon session,
the defence will not be required .
open until Tuesday morning.
Martin w. Littleton will make the
opening address for Thaw and it is
said there will be no hint of justifca-
ton in his outline for defence, but a
recital from first to last of events
which it will be claimed point :r-
resistibly to the fact that Thaw was
insane at the time of his fatal meet
ing with White. To build up a case Of
legal insanity at the time of the act
and leave an egress to a claim Of pres
ent soundness of mind, will be a deli
cate task and Mr.. Littleton's handling
Of it will be watched with great inter-
est
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
NATIONAL GUARD.
Continued from Page One.)

be made financially responsible for the
maintenance of it to the extent o.
eQuippinE il, free of cost To the state.
W it'll arms. uniforms and stores: and
that the volunteer forces should be
given enlarged possibilities and through!
them become practically an integral
part Of the regular army.
1t Will be proposed, il is expected
that such organized division Of thu
volunteer militia be allowed one in
spector Of small arms practice with
the rank Of major: each regiment OF
infantry or cavalry one with 4 rank Of
captain and each separate battalion or
squadron one with the rank OF first
lieutenant.
Another important change proposed
in tho Dick bill Will apply to Section
S which now directs that courts mar
tiGl for the trial of officers and men
of the militia when i'll service Of tho
United States shall be composed 81
militia officers only. This. it is dr
creed shall be 50 amended as 10 read
The majority membership Of such
courts martial shall be composed Of
militia officers.
dSilIlSlOn oillEcFS. IL IL uildefStOOU
deem il important that certain states
should permanently assign Il PORTION
of their militia organization 10 coast
defence work. and they are understood
to he prepared to urge this idea strong
~ upon the National Guard Associa-
ton.
THE opening session tomorrow, ST
which Coy. Curtis Guild. il, AMI
Mayor George y. Iibbard viii extend
state ard city welcome. is; planned to
he sufficiently short 10 allow 4 free
afternoon, durinG which the Boston
committee will take the visitors about
the CITY and vicinity i'll automobiles
and special electric cars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13

While the hand Of the defence will
not be fully shown until the trial it
would not be surprising if 4 number of
loading Manchester Spiritualists give
testimony. The interest in the outcome
is 50 great that delegations of Spirit
uaiistS from various sections OF the
country will probably attend the trial.
The women were sentenced 10 60
days in Jail by Judge Isaac L. Heath
Of the municipal court, after he had
heard the testimony Of Patrolnan
George =. Hiordan Of the local police
department. lie was selected by Chief
Of Police NJ. j. Healy to secure evil
GciIce against them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
TWO RESCUED
From Burning House at Boston-Sev
eral Wonderful Escapes.

Boston. Jan. 1.-Two occupants OF
tie four-story brick building, Il Hunt
iHgton avenue, distinguished them
selves during a fire in the building.
which WAS discovered shortly after >
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and which
caused damage Of about 10000
Mrs. Mary shea. who lives on the
first floor. ami Ernest J. Taylor. who
loG@es in the apartments Of Mrs Della
Galucta on the second fiat. are the
2 rson5 who risked their lives 10 save
Others. Mrs. Shea CROPPED her way
through TUNES and smoke to assist
Mrs. katherine Owens. who lived with
her and who was sick in bed. unable t.
aid herself. Mr. Taylor carried from
the building Mrs. Galucia. who had
become bewildered in HOY fat and
who was cropping about in her smoke
filed kitchen.
The fire was q spectacular one and
that many firemcn and others were not
injured is considered remarkable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
DAVID FOUND GUILTY
Of MansIaushter, With Strong Rec.
ommendation for Mercy.

Fredericton. n. B.. Jan. 1o-The jury
of Yorl. county have decided that Tom
David. Syrian, of Lowell, Mass, will not
hang for shooting his wife in the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad station at McAdam
in July last.
The jury. after being out an hour and
80 inmates. arrived at the verdict of
guilty OF nanslaughter in lowest de-
gree, with Strong recommendations for
mercy"
On Monday morning Justice Mcleod
will sentence David and it is not thought
that the prison term given David will be
a lengthy one as the judge expressed his
approval of the verdict which was
brought in.
One of the jurors, Frank Prescott Of
bloomsbury, was the cause of the jury
being out as long as they were He felt
the verdict should have been insanity
and stood out for that until 4 compro-
mise was arranged and the mansiaughter
verdict was modified with words in very
liGhtest degree"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
Delmas Disguised
With Harry Thaw.

New YORK, Ian 12.-Dclphin II. Del
mas, The distinguished California law
Yer, inventor Of -Demcntia Ameri-
can't. end ex-chief counsel for Harry
Thaw, has no use for his former eli
eat.
Don't mention Harry Thaw to me-"
lie said to a Post reporter Saturday. Il
have nothing to do with him and never
intend To have anything more to do
With him.
Nothing could induce me 70 have
anything more to with Mr.. Thaw or his
family.
Il am out Of the case, and glad of
it."
Mr. Delmas refused to discuss the
new defence in any way.
Some rumors had crept about that
Nr. Delmas was still in the employ Of
Mrs. Thaw.
When this matter was put up to Mr..
Dnlmas he repudiated it curly.
"Ridiculous." he said Il have not
seen or heard of the Thav family for
weeks"
Il shall not attend the trial. l ha &c
had enough of it. l am attending to
my practice and have no further inter-
est ia Harry Thaw"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
Is Pronounced Throughout
+ the Financial World.
Money Now Going With a Rush
Into The Loan Markets.
Increased Amount OF Stock Dealing
Follows These Conditions.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE rapid clear
Ing " OF the banking situation and
the release OF large supplies of credits
to the money markets were the. m
portant features of last weeks events
in the financial world. The New YORK
bank statenent of the previous week
gave the first decisive outline of the
turn in the situation.
Tie statement on Saturday showing
Il $G0Q0,C0c surplus, has brilliantly
confirmed the weeks impression. 1he
effect has spread throughout the mon
cy markets of the world and has sent
supplies back into the loan market
with something ike 4 rush. 1t was OBJ
yious that funds which had been with
held through Il lingering spirit of dis
lrcst OF tho banks position or as a
precuution against possible extra de-
manGs were returning freely to central
reserve points.
The basis of credits is expanded by
this process, owing to the provision of
the banking law which permits banks
outside the reserve centerS to count as
reserves tW o-thirds of their cash when
deposited with banks in the reserve
count as reserve half Of their cash
whenon deposit with the central re-
serve cities.
IL New York the most important ef-
feet Of the llcW Developments vas the
Swinging up of an active demand for
commercial paper from the money
leaders, which effectively relieved the
deadlock in that depai tment and quit
ed the fears of widespread cmbarrass-
rleIlt in til" mercantile world from the
ability to secure extension of large OBJ
legations. Increased offerings of funds
in time loans rapidly dissipatcd the
premiums over the legal interest rate
which is also the rate borne by Clear
ing House certificates. Rapid retract-
nient of these instruments Will be 4
result.
In the securities market the effect OF
this increase Of facilities for conduct
ing speculative operations has been
pronounced. The resulting outbreak of
speculation showed increasing anima-
ton.
In other directions there were not
lacking evidences of the effects on
business and industry of the reaction
and the hating and irregular move
rCnt of the stock market early in the
week Was the reflection of these. Rail-
road earnings reflected the falling off
Ill traffic and traffic officials discern no
sigr OF future Improvement, While
plans for curtailment and economy
are reported from the railroad world
generally.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
Will Be Made By Two
Manchester Women
Who Were. Sentenced TO 60
Days for Fortune Telling.
SpirituaIists The Country Over In.
teresteG In The Case.

Manchester. y. H.. Jan. 12.-Whethcr
The practice Of spirit mediums and
clairruyants is a violation Of the con
Stitutional guarantee of religious libcr-
~ IS i question that may he carried
10 IT," United States supreme court BY
two Wcll-knpwn Manchester women,
Mrs. Leon0ra Marsh and Mrs. Alblna
Warren. They were recently sentenced
(" Jail for 90 days on Il charge of for
tame telling. Both appealed. and each
are held on bonds of 800 for a grand
juty hearing.
Both women are preparing for a long
and memorable fight in the courts. Tho
case will be heard the latter part of
January. and will be the first of the
kind ever before Il jury in New Hamp-
shire. Should the women be found
guilty. their counsel. David W. Per
kins Of this city. intends to carry the
case to the supreme court Of the state.
If that tribunal sustans the verdict
Of the superior court it may possibly be
appealed to the highest court in the
land
In their legal fight for what they
contend are their legal rights. Mrs
Marsh and Mrs. Warren have the sup
port OF The leading Spiritualists of
Manchester and throughout the coun-
try, many OF whom characterize the
arrest and conviction OF the women I'M
Ger q recent New Hampshire law as
outrG geouS and unjust. Financial aid
has been offered them by Spiritu2liStS
in All sections nf the United States. ana
before the contest is ended it is pre-
diCtci that il will become famous.
MRS. Marsh and Mrs Warren are be
hhS prosecuted under a New Hamp-
shire law which. in part. says that
ANY person using any subtle craft.
pretending tn have knowledge in phys
ioSuomy or pRlmiStry, or ! person pre-
tending for money to tell destinios or
fortunes, or to discover by any spell.
~ secret art. where lost or stolen
roperty may be found, shall be impris-
oued for a period not exceeding six
months.
Their attorney will set W in defence
OF the women that they are not for
tune tcilers. but spirit mediums ana
cinTNoyants. and that they have a H.
gal right To accept money for their
services as such. When they are PRO
ceeded against for giving demonstra-
TONS OF their mediumistic powers he
Will contend that il is an infrinye1rent
hnon their religious freedom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
MAKE THE STOMACH WORK.
Indigestion Can Never be Cured bv
MollycoddIing.

Don't try to cure your stomach
trouble by coaxing, fussing, dieting and
mollycoddling.
Make the organ work. If it cannot
take care of the food you eat without
complaints such as flatulence. indiges.
ton, headaches, and the feeling of full
ness or distress, make it's muscles work
by using Mi-o-na stomach tablets.
These little tablets, taken with regu-
larity for few days. will soon
strengthen the muscles and walls Of the
stomach so that it will take pleasure
in working to digest the food you eat
and there will be no further suffering
with indigestion, bloating, fiatulence or
distress after eating
The time to treat a disordered or
weakened stomach is when YOU begin
to suspect that you have Indigestion.
for the suspicion will turn to certainty
very soon. The heart burn. the
fatulence, the coated tongue and
heavy and dull feeling after eating that
come occasionally after you eat too
mucn OF something that does not agree
with you, will show themselves after
nearly every meal unless the stomach
IS put to work with Mi-o-na
There is no need Of special dieting IL
you set the stomach at work with
Mi-o-na. Eat what you want and
whenyou want it and believe that YOU
are going to be well and you will see
relief from the first does and complete
cure in a few days.
Try a 50-cent box of Mi-o-na on
Bowditch. Webster & Co.'S guarantee
of money back if it does not do all that
is claimed for it.
Sold and guaranteed in Watervilie
by Geo. w. Dorr and In Gardiner by
c. II. Beane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
SOMERSET.
NORRIDGEWOCk.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Miller left
| Monday morning, Jan. 6, for Florida
where they intend to spend the winter.
Calvin and Myrtice Rogers hive re-
turned home from visit with relatives
in Portland.
The Jolly Glee Club and friends to
the number of 15 gathered at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bigelow Thurs
day evening. A program consisting
of music, dialogues and recitations was
well carried out, after which followed
games until a late hour Refresh
ments Of cake and coffee were served
and all passed 4 very pleasant evening.
John Adams who was badly hurt
last summer was taken to the hospital
Monday for treatment
SOUTH ST. ALBANS.
Mrs. F.. A. Blaisdell will read paper
pefore fartland grange next Saturday
evening The Palmyra grange will visit
the Hartland grange that evening,
Indy Magoon who was thrown out IF
his wagon last Friday. is able to be out
again.
c. G. Worthen has just returned from
Aroostook county with some draft horses
They are fine lot
Pert Southland is working an Stanley
Hanson's buildings in St Adams.
George Pratt from Newport was in
town calling friends Wednesday.
The sick ones at Al Bradford's home
are reported better
Mrs. Susie Brown is visiting at A. T..
Badgers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-13
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Counsel for both sides in the o. r.
Saturday for a conference on the case.
Nothing would be given out relative 70
what was said. but it is understood
that the interest of both parties We're
under discussion. o. r. Jones has been
taken from his home to that Of mis-
sister. Mrs. Judson Bangs. by order Of
his physician, DR.. Frank L. Sleeper.
DR.. Sleeper is understood to have said
it was for the interest of Mr.. Jones
health that he leave the house. This
leaves Mrs. Jones in charge of the
home. Whether the moving of Mr..
Jones to the home of his sister will
meet with the purpose suggested Dy
Justice Savage at the preliminary
hearing, that in order TO secure a di-
vorce the parties should not be living
in the same house, remains TO be seen.
The Tumor is current in Bath that
Col. H. NJ Cashier Of Portland and
Frank Clapp of Roxbury, Mass, are
to build hotel at Bath. just across
from the railroad station and opposite
the Shannon house. The rumor, which
was printed states that Portland
mar called on the Bath city clerk to
inquire the assessed valuation of one
of Baths hotels and that civil ensi-
necr has been surveying the land
bounded by Vine street and the land
owned by the Maine Central Railroad
just north of the station. 1T has been
reported that Messsrs Cashier and
Clapp We're behind a hotel project and
Col. Cashier was ready to put $4,000
into il. Col. Castner could not be seen
last night but it was said at the hotel
that there was no truth in the report
Portland Sunday Times.