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Franc. e. Sherry, Printer,
Is connected in p way With any other printing
firm or corporation. For nearly two years he
has been conducting prosperous printing bust
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your printing. no6 cot. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of TOURING WASHINGTON AUTO
MOBILES. INCORPORATED. will be held at
rhe Office of the company, sol Pa. NV.
Washington. d. c., Saturday, February Il.
az 10 o'clock am. ROBERT Fl. GREENE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

Minimum temperature past twenty-four
hours, ID; year ago, "A.
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Make Good Every Time.

NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEErING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the Crawford Paving Company
will br hcld al its office. 2s2o + st. NV.
Washington, D. G.. at ii O'Clock am, on
Tuesday, January Is. 1910.
J. H. CRAWFORD, President
III : I0Tt.HTpN Secretary ja1O-6t
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JOHN -. MAIDEN.

With N. departure Of Elder John q.
Maiben OF Mauti one of Gods noble
men has left this sphere of action for
higher one
For "a number of years Brother Mai
ben was counselor of President Iauute
Peterson, OF the Sinpete stake. and ass
such he always took great interest in
the spiritual and material welfare of
the peopie. ln the pulpit he was clo-
quont and sincere. and always had
something 90 say worth while listening
TO- lie WAS a staunch lltter-day Saint
always ready 20 defend the principles of
the Gospel: but hc was, at the same
time. broad-mindcd and liberal He
gladly opened the meeting houses TO
speakers OF other denominations lie
was O. constant and faithful friend in
DTS home he was au eSemplar. Peace
and love reigncd there. and the visitor
who entered his Threshold felt their
influence. They filed his home with
a sacred atmosphere 40 one who ever
knew Brother Maibeu can forget him.
He was "a gentleman in everything that
word implies.
For some time Brother Maiheu SUI
fcred from weak eye sight The shat
dows OF the valley were gradually
lengthoniug and deepening upon his
oath. NoW the struggle is over. The body
sleeps I'm death. but the immortal part
has gone whore friends gone before
await him. He has LEFT the scenes of
earthly strife to bee with Abraham,
Isaac, jacob. the prophets and apostles
of old. and the Prophet Joseph. Brig
ham Young. and the other men Of God
in this dispensation whom he loved
So well n he could come back and
tell OF his Impressions. it would per-
haps DE la the words of the poet:
on. what Is this splendor that beams on
me nov,
This beautiful sunrise that dawns on
my soul.
While faint and far-od land and sea lie
below.
And under my feet the huge golden
clouds role
There are millions of saints in their
ranks and degrees
And each with beauty and crown OF
his own,
And there. far Communicating the sands
Of the seas,
The bright rings OF angels eucircle
the throne.
Nv God, and il was but am hour ago
That [ lay on a bed of unbeu'thle
pains;
All was cherries around me, an weep
ing and woe;
Nov the wailing IS changed TO anEel-
cal strains.
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one day i'm the late fam OF 1876.
when / was returning from the state
capitol In Hartford. Conn, To- my Of
flee. j saw ahead of me "a tall. siuewy
set slender man. carrying paint pot
and brush iu one hand, and dressed
iu paint despatched oycralls and
jumper and worklngmau's hat Pretty
soon he stopped and looked doubt
fully up and down street. and 40
he was so occupied / came up and
recognized him as none other than
Arthur Cummings. who, Tor several
years. had been pitcher of the then
famous Hartford baseball nine. and
had. "a country wide reputation as the
dircovcrer of the curved pitched ball.
We knew each other slightly, ana
$50 ] stopped and asked him if he was
looking for any street or house.
Yes" he said. with Characteristic
modcsty. and yet with that innate
dignity which also always distinguish
ca him ON tho ball field, 81 ana look
ing for the house of Mr.. WEIGH
Then doubtless having seen my look
of surprise at finding him. the
famous baseball pitcher, in painters
outfit. he added smiNugly. You
know. I ann q house painter by trade
7 shant De able Co pitch very much
longer. nj least with any big baseball
nine. so I ann getting my hand In at
my trade. and ] am ON my way 60
paint a Mr.. Wolch'- house.
We were walking along by this time
I'm the direction of Cummings job.
Soon we spied some boys playing ball
urson a vacant lot across the street
Cummings stopped and looked at them
for % moment why" ne exclaimed.
"that youugstcr IS trying 10 pitch
curved hall. TIL go over and show
him how" And suiting action 20 his
words. ne went over I'd gave the
youthful pitcher a lesson iu curved
BAN pitching. much 20 the delight and
amazomcnt ~ an concerned whom
thcy had recognized their idol IN his
strange uniform.
At last we resumed our walk
"Nr Cummings" I said 81 have
heard that YOU were the first man
ever TO pitch % bah with "a curve is
that SOP"
'No. 7 don't think 7 was the first
man 10 pitch n curved ball" was tho
reply OF think that Martin Of tho
old Ecbfords had the curve. not mine.
but a kind ~ curve: and I am sure
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MARCH p 1910

and pathos IN Mr.. Lecatza's "shyiocl5.
and somber dignity ln his Hamlet"
and the audience was greatly
Impressed"
The program ON Tuesday evening viii
consist or recitatons and renditons %
characters from Hamlet" "ltichelleu'
and "Tho Merchant of Venice" He
viii be assisted by Miss Lilly Tolhurst
and other local talent II De- the first
appearance Of the Greek tragediau in
this part Of the country
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that Zettlein. who was the great
pitcher of the Atlanucs when they
were champions. pitched "a curved
ball and that Tabor who IS now
policeman In New Haven, pitched
curve when ne was playing with tho
old Unions of Mauretania with which
George Wright once played.
but none Of these pitchers knew
that he had "a curve. and I suppose II
is fair 90 say that I was the FIRST
Co find out what curve is and how
10 is done.
Hicks was catcher and WIS pitcher
0f che semi professional Stars Of Brook
lyn / noticed that very few batsmcn
could hit me. and finally I saw that
when ] pitched the hall il swervcd out
ward before IL reached the batsman.
Then, when ! had thought about this
little ! said TO myself: That ball does
not go in a straight line until it begins
10 fall IL curves outside Of the horizon
tai line, and that Is tho reason why
batsmcn cannot hit it,
We'll / studied and experimental
until at last. I found that 10 ! held
the ball between my fingers and thumb
in q certain way and gave Il a certain
twist of wrist lust as I delivered 1t.
then the resultant motion that the bah
took produced a curve / wondered how
that could hN and ! made up my mind
that the rotary motion of tho bah Gre
atod "a vacuum on one side, the outside.
and the pressure OF the air on tho other
sids caused Il 10 swervc. I had found
out the secret of the curved ball /
afterwards taught u 90 Tommy Rond.
and he could make a bail curve either
way"
In this modest way the discovcror Of
the curved ball, which has made mod
orn baseball possible. narrated 10 me
the story of his great find
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cmEN wNGEDIlN NJ Trlrrn

An entertainment of moro than or.
binary interest win br giycn bon ihe
salt Lake Tho.tar ou Tuesday evening
March d. by Professor Lcratza. OF
Che royal dramatic college. Athens.
Greece. Nr a. D. SGthak14. off This
CITY, whose guest tho Professor is. saw.
he Is regarded as tbo Booth of Greece
and th.s rs borne out by the pres.
notices Tho Sew York Herald .f
MauH o. 1000 said n part. "Mr Io-
'aiza peaks English perfectly has
played 1 London frequently
appeared last night for tho first time
u This country he rccitsd m
English Hamlers soIIloquy ITO be or
not to be- am act from Richcucu also
n English. and a scene from the "Mcr-
chant OF Venice" There was feeling
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ls hard to see why anv,,
ia.atislied with o.. bUt aholld h.
pam OF DO as being a5.-ne csg
NeW England. on the e-l.el oulg y,
refers 20 the "PuerInl,' ''lhd thai /.
rocks and nlls" -.U,.4 pride"
sd hills and "m0unt.,a and ienr
WIZ Pc "a surprise to r...' a.QeS' II.
tuat these features sr. Z" Do Ia
NeW england features. s,t ,,Aciuaye.
ne had been foolish .r... ~ Sm't
pose that national h,1,, sh DO rr.
liidhc mention of UVtrr u..4 '".'- nesIt
ipu"l domain. could .IrJ.,,t ~. ia our ns.
"udtd numerous stan,as giy hay,
3'Ilnlng the several 4s.ti,..' niiy d.
OF our wide court-' tnl Boz
s,u feel mo- need of .r For nt
Nl,ioh. but FOR those MY. .len AZ
dlti"tlsm 'crihhed. ,el ths,
gonliieo by Dr. Smiths rt,,-s ana
"llt 'nc Following addItI9,.i' All.
love the races aiI ''anzsE
ine great ones and tt.
which here are mivl5. small
ON jew and frishr.r
Iolc ana italian
Greek and Hnaar..u
My love is fixed
as. 'iE ''IL0n NNIH.
Thy FORTH soil that yIa,l.
iarrests of health
love thy mines vrf... 3D..
noaL silver. iron ana eaiI
copper and zinc untold
Huge stores Of wealth
love thy alkui plairs
Iranscontincnt1i trains
And govsor SPRING.
Thy glaciers irv m4sg
Thy houudless Fields os -r...
my stores of natural e,
And other things.
the concluding words impry.t..
subject is not exhausted. t... nat ih'
time one has sung through a.. .lha
nI i,,,,. slanzas and The three sg, ','
satisfied To- mediate s.isp,l- be
other things which m,mary IN ne
agination calls to mina. W ln.
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CALI FOR \ NATIONAL HYMN
-. sprIngaeId RepnbIIcan.

Cor. Springfield Republican
Every few years the American public
is Informed that 10 has no national
hymn or song that Is quite worthy OF
our national greatness; and an APP
peal is made for a brand new substi-
tutc. Sundry attempts have been
made 10 respond 10 the appeal: but.
AS might have been expected. these
cold-blooded efforts have fallen fiat.
and DR. Smiths my Country, 'Tis Of
Thee" continues to hold the place
which its intrinsic merit deserves. It
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years OF tho students life now devoted
20 acquiring a very faulty education?
We trust that some means will Doe
discovered whereby an experiment so
significant and important shall be- given
thorough and impartial tests
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Mrs Jack Cudahy, whose husband
cut and slashed Banker Jcrc Lillis.
90 go on the stage. Her presence there
would bee another uplin for the stage.
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Chewing the rag" very wcu de-
scribos the testimony produced by "tho
prosecution" I'm the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
controversy II shows "a state Of feeling
rather than "A state of things.
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TmE DUTY on run noun.

TIM DUTN on Tur norm
The average citizen may we'll Doe
I p'rdoued 81 hc confcsscs 10 % sense NJ
ms-tihcation in viewing The latest
moves of the city administration The
urst Impulse of ali decent minded peo-
| r'' is to lrhiluto over The moral awak-
oninT which apparently hns the air,
and t' range himself fquarcly behind
drrs tho number ,f s,I,,,is ip the
city. to uu-root the Gambling dcns. ANA
to make ura in salt Lake uncomfortable
for the unspeakabl. parasitic who
flourish ou womcn.s shame.
But Immediately there arise Boo his
mind. puzzles which set the average
citizen Zoo c1gIuune and the moro Doe
gue.tBtr tho more uncertain appears
Che proper course to pursue. Uc cam
not fII Oh remember that the elements
against which the ou-mughts of the
CIu officials are now directed. are the
very elements which those officials
carefully surnered. registered and vote
CD on election d1v. Th, police officials
themselves were openly accused ot doc
Jung This special work, and Ne have
mover beard tho accusation denied
Then too. tho thaagHfful citizen must
recall that Mu MuNoy one of tne
leading saloon mem of tho city, was
elected to the City council. and chat Boo
the council Doc Nas given "a membership
ou the license committee why sImu-
ly that he mIsht look after t1e Inter-
o-ts Dc represented -the Interests ON
which the city authorities are now
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Before there can Dc any great re-
form In salt Lake anti-"Mormon"
politics must be got rid Of That
is the moral lcprosy spot
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NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
THE HOUSE PAINTER WHO DISCOVERED THE CURVED BAIL.
BY j. Il. Edwards.


and
or
mad the
their
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What more proof can Congress want
that Commander Pcary reached ths
pole than Matt Henson's uniliustratad
lecture?
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rmE .MoI.AIoN- NHEW.


Row g. D. Russell of Brooklyn. Del
.u.ts5 30, d.. 5i.,..,.f %. ra Chicago
Record Herald as having said. recently
Chat "there is uo hcu." also that minis
tgrs AFRO doubling the Bible. especially
,hr educated ministers The gentleman
aIi.
.-r,.s .t,it .r r.., .b.s I,pr ago piado
rr the CHRISTIAN teaching % disordered
hailuc'nrtlon and driven away from
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Lincoln yat be- never could profess
any claim lo any s'gt when tauslJ
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nearly all educated ministers now doubt
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proof devil p1kng fires 60 roast UNI
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never has ben. SUCH o. being"
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WORK IN EDUCATION.

ty 4f t1r Training school tHIs WarE .H.
vo.at.i a Uugu. educational export.
m.Ht Ho suggested tha education u. o.
certain number off boys and girls Nith.
out books .uI mainly outside of fna
school room
Tha rrsal.tIau MAS ID, f,fa al rr.a.
Of nur.i. Boz b.rJ b, moan. of wink. ,.r
.y.Yr..,1. d. rr.,ea tbrf ,..IiI .rr.,f
iu..t .tr.7gIy d. ba .rnr. irt..a-.
ana that would servo t5 show him
v4r.oes u6.aas of tho ,,urld.s u1r.
,frb 4- tho arr4riz4ffar and ea ouarl
tIou ar l,u.1au to.rr. ip industrial rr--
suits the materials u-.I fHa urodu.t4
tur1al ONT and ffs .r... ID, ...bf.b tr.,
ars NUT. aI4, ta visit tho fsf4 tho farm
and the Garden. I'm order f, tal,o some
mart io the oorl, of these rna Pcs Of rr
fu.tr,... and t,. ba.o.pIc ae,,i.fpt.5 with
Ga. environment i'm reparsI-tHo tre.s
and flowers tho r,.ks and soils the
hind. and insect. tba weather ana f.s
c0e.ts upon Tho activities OBJ mon ana
snimaIs
Tho srsai,,r..vp-..sol tr. b.i.af that
~ several eraip. off children ..ul5 Inn.
for several wears d. handled box tc9cb-
ora ,,be wound ert,. z..tf,,IIy frt, s,t.b
work without any reference q, b.,f.
and v-.tbo,t amy stt.8,rt a., te,gb 5f.
rarff, the formal sibi..fs tb.p tb.sa
purils ooui1 rrob,bl,. learn y,ore tsirp
better ba moro 4bla o., draw sound
,oneIusi.ns ss ,..u ,s bor,rgirg b....r
ftt.5 Q, ,bsoryc irt.figeptl, and q,
act eratiyoly tbaD those who had sp.nt
the sane length or tfDie ip IN. u.usl
kind of s.b,oi work
II Dr Kipgstiiry,s ,.ia,, % correct
or even if II c,pt,ips , g,,d 5eol NJ
trYtb tho, ti,o y.,sts af l.,t,,. ,bst dam.
c,es am i'm tho work NJ ,J,.-ti.g ,,pst
be- enormous i'm amount and ipportart
in consequence 10 is Just possible chat
tho too early aud too continuous use
OF the symbols of Thought may have
tendency to UNFIT tine child for tho best
Intellectual work aud for the practical
affairs that nearly always prodominate
in the lives of adults
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II tho Philadelphia Rapid Transit
company won't give IN It may give
out in its struggle with It's employees
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Apples from the Hesperides could
hardly bee more expensive than the
apples offered for sale In this city.
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So far the Philadelphia sympathetic
strike does not appear 90 have made
much of % hlt
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sneak compared with what tho return
from Africa VIII be-
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New York is Co have portable school
houses. This iusurcs the advance of
knowledge
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Blessings on thee, barefoot boy
was never written OF barefoot dancer.
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Patrons of Maybmy's "miuionahcs'
club and their money werc soon
parted.
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An English naval program would
staggor Uncle sam almost 90 blind
moss
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Find out whore tho foot is tendcrcst
and o. is easy TO tell where the shoe
Idnchcs
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Up at Albany n. y. Woodruff is
making Timothy hay while the sun
shines
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Why stretch the truth when It Is so
easy % make De out Of whole cloth2
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10 is much better Co take oneself too
seriously than 90 have "a policeman
do h.
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There is mo- silence So painful as that
which comes from being gagged
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Securing Fairgrounds for children is
no chnd's play
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The return from Elba was o. sorry
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no danger OF a baby swallowing its
mothers hat pin.
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Sometimes the road TO success is
very devious way
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There is one thing that Uncle Joe"
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has got clinchod ell right. and that IS
his fist
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ENRLY CLOSING.

The movement FOR the early closing
of the stores ON saturday evenings
ought 60 have the support of the gem
aral public. The employs. after hay
ing worked hard an week are entitled
30 a rest on the evening preceding the
sabbath They should bc given an
opportunity % $50 home and prepare
themselves Tor sunday.
The writer. many years ago. spent
some time In the home Of "a Jewish
family I'm Palestine. Their sabbath
began with the setting Of the sun Fri
day evening Al that time the house
was set in order The table was laid
and the candles in the candlcstick III.
Every member of the family was clad
in holiday attire on the saturday
they su had time for worship, because
they had remembered the sabbath
day. 20 keep It holy and prepared
themselves for 1t.
some such custom would not Doe with
out good results among our own poo
pie They ought 20 remember th,
Sabbath They ought 90 retire So ear
ly that they can rise in timo for pri-
waite and public worship. They ought
To- have as much as possible 0f the
necessary homework done beforehand.
and not make of the Sabbath chiefly
day of cooking and cleaning The
early closing of the stores would help
materially
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

A dog license costs more than
poetic license
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

Competition isn't the life OF anything
amy more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

Light fingered folk usually work ip
the dark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

mas got clnchod Ell right and that IS
MS INST
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easy % make a lle out of whole cloth2
an Nhsu7h naval program would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

Some aoinmes look like the very old
hairy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

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