Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-15

granite 1uttlns out into the great
ocean which for ages past has futile
" vented It's wrath against those
5craigs, and escarpmerlts and beetling
cliffs, and now with the sound of
thunder is impotently hurting itself in
great volumes Of foam ana spurne
against the iron- bound rocks. And be-
You'd are the Sanguinary Islands. Aye,
and we'll may they bear TINT terrible
name. For from time to time many
storm tossed gallant ship, helplessy
driven on the rocks, has sunk down
into the depths, transformed from the
home of brave seamen into their nau-
soleum. And there will their whitened
bones rest until on the morn of the
resurrection the sea shall give up her
dead. Then shall the righteous, they
who have lived a cody life. and whose
sacrifice Of the Say Tor of the world,
who Himself bore the retribution due.
then shall those happy ones be well
coined with glory. But, alas, not for
all shall be this welcome BY a Bank
er. ~ sEh
Something Castro extended the wag-
Credited on-roads where there had
no Castro. been only trails and es-.
tablished trails where
there had been none; he extended
lines Of communication in all direc-5
tons, better mail routes and more
lines Of telegraph. He finished the.
public buildings that had been begun
and abandoned by President Cfespo.
He completed many of the public
works that had been inaugurated by
that same president and deserted in
the same ainless manner. He estab-
lished a leper colony on an island near
Lake Maracaibo and another to the
westward of La Guayra and segregat-
ed the leper5 population. He estab-
lished a reform school for children
taken from the streets. and now, twice
each week this reform school band
plays in the Plaza Paez--and plays
we'll. He started national public
Industrial School where the mechan-
5ical trades were taught to youths of
the working classes. He repaired old
aqueducts and began new systems Of
water supply. He built arn1ories in
place Of slovenly barracks. He began
the repaving of Caracas. so that to-
day hard. concrete pavements are the
rule. where before there were rough
alleys of round river stones. Even the
smallest details attracted his energy.
and it was he who ordered that the
houses OF the country should be re-
painted once each year on the anni-
versary Of Venezuelan independence.
Charles Johnson Post In Golfers
for May 1.
Secrets Let the public disabuse
OF Taft's itself of any error that
Success. Wllliam n. Ialt Is
simplyHa smiling man
carrying an oil can. to- whom success
has always como easily. NO self
made corporation head who rose from
office boy Is more the product OF APP
plication He has the art which con-
ceals art in this respect. Where Mr..
~ ~, mos &vAr,e, sac ton1
palpably, Mr. Taft's is expressed in an
immense reserve force OF vitality and
endurance.
asked four men who had been in
timately associated with him as as
sistants, each In a different capacity,
an administrator of great. varied. and
complicated affairs. Their answers
follow:
1. "His power of concentrated at
tention which never misses q point.
I have never known snch listener.
After that first smile and handshake
he seems. without question: to tap
every pigeonhole in your head that
holds anything he wants"
2. "a gift of absorption OF the
truth OF situation by association
with the men with whom he has to
8. tThe easy way in which he takes
responsibility, clearing a full desk with
an affirmative or a negative in most
cases and a sentence OF direction as
to what is to be done in others.
4. "It may all be traced to the Taft
of after Office hours, who takes up
a. new and important subject in every
detail.'
Inauguration Number.
March 6.
n C. M May Sale commences
Monday. see page "a and IS.