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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-16
Earth's Speed is Variable

The scientists, with their increas-
ing need of extreme accuracy are
finding our fundamental time clock
to be less perfect than necessary.
This fundamental clock is. of
course, the rotation of the earth.
Time of this rotation is taken as
twenty-four hours. From this, by
division, we obtain the lengths of the
minute and the second. The year
is secondary unite. Also deter
mined astronomically, it contains.
scientists have agreed, an average of
S65.2422 days or 31,556926 seconds.
This is enough for ordinary pur-
poses but for the purposes of precise
science there is a difficulty. 1t is
that the speed of rotation of the
earth is not absolutely uniform. The
days, and consequently the seconds,
vary slightly from year to year.
The earth clock is sometimes little
fast, sometimes a little SLOW Long
suspected by the astronomers, this
fact has recently been proved by a
series of observations and computa-
lions completed by DR.. K. j. A. hines,
Director of the Union Observatory,
at johannesburg, South Africa.
There arise two scientific problems
of great interest. The first is the
problem of what causes the varia-
ton in the earth's speed of spin.
The second is the problem of provid-
ing a new unit of time, a unit which
will not be affected by the accidental
that we are riding on
a slightly cratic planet which also
serves us as our clock.-E. E. Free
in The Forum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-16
Counsel Making
Last Stand Fight
For Car Barn Bandits

Boston, Mar. 15.-(AP)-John ].
Devereaux, Edward j. Heinlein and
John Mclaughlin, all convicted of
first degree murder last November in
connection with the holdup of the
Waltham, Mass, carbarn and the
shooting of James Ferneau. reached
what is probably their last stage OF
their fight to avoid the electric chair.
or life Imprisonment today. when
pleas for new trial We're heard
before the full bench OF the state
supreme court.
Their attorneys took the ease be-
fore the full bench largely9on eXcep-
lions to rulings and the charge by
Judge FoSdick. before whom the
trial was heard. Considerable time
was spent in calling thee attention
of the justices to the Question of
when a robbery ends: whether it
continues, as Judge Fosdick Instruct
ed the jury, until the robbers had
carried their plumber to a place of
safety, or whether it is completed
when the robbers leave the building
The defendants claim that the
robbery at the carbarn was confplet-
ed when the men left the carbarn,
that all the men but DevereauX had
left the building when the shooting
occurred, and that consequently
Heinlein and Mclaughlin cannot be
found guilty of murder under the
statute which says that men engaged
IN the commission of a crime pun
lshable by life imprisonment are
guilty of first degree murder if kill
ing takes place during the commits
sion of the crime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-16
HENLlNE AND HARPER STILL
OUT

Philadelphia, March 15.-(AP)-
Everything is more than satisfac-,
tory" was Manager Connie Mack's
comment yesterday ON the progress
of his Athletics as they entered their
third week of spring training at Fort
Myers, Fla. Mack added that he be-
lieved the team was much further
along than it was at this time last
year.
The senior nine was scheduled to
leave today on a three day tour OF
Florida training camps, playing the
Buffalo InternationalsF at Palmetto
later in the day, the Phillies at
Bradentown Tuesday. and the New
York Giants at Sarasota Wednesday.
George Harper, Phillies star hold
out, faces the possibility of being
placed on the ineligible list If he does
not report for duty soon. it was in
Dictated in reports received from
Bradentown, following a conference
between Baseball Commissioner Ian
dis and President Baker of the club.
Dutch" Henline. another holdou,,
may be similarly treated. it was saio.
Manager Fletcher, however. said he
expected to see both men report this
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-16
Sherlock Holmes
Drawn from Real
Life by Sir Arthur

Boston, Mar. 15.-(AP) - Sherlock
Holmes, master of deduction and
peer of detectives, was drawn from
life by his creator, Sir Arthur Con-
an Doyle, it was revealed today. Sir
John Adams, noted English educator.
said in an address here that Sir
Arthur conceived the character while
associated with DR.. Joseph Bell,
lecturer in Edinburgh University.
Dr. Bell and the author of the
Sherlock Holmes stories We're asso-
ciated in public clinics in Edinburgh,
Sir John related, and it was the
custom to question patients who
presented themselves for treatment
Sir Arthur was struck by the doc
tors amazing powers of observa ton
and deduction and made the latter
his model for the famous Sherlock
One of DIR. Bells feats was this:
a man entered the clinic and in
few moments DR.. Bell named his
disease and remarked that he had
served in the army recently in the
tropics, was a non commissioned Of
ficer until his retirement a short
time ago, and was at that time a
bank messenger The man verified
the assertions and the doctor eX-
planned his deductions.
Sir John Adams is in this country
as Il lecturer in the Graduate School
of Education of Harvard University
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IRISH MEUSEL
and KELLY SIGN
WITH MCCRAWMEN

New York, March 16.-(AP)--
Word comes from Sarasota, Fla.
that the New York Giants will be
able to put a complete team into the
field this season, Emil Meusel and
George Kelly having signed their
contracts. Emil, after packing and
unpacking a couple of times. is said
to have signed an increase in sal
airy.
Colonel Jacob Rupert, broadcast
ing from st. Petersburg, asserts that
his Yankees, despite five defeats
during the past week. will land in
the first division. Remember the
Braves of 1914 and the Reds of 1919"
he says.
Jim Elliott, 24o pound portsider,
has been sent to Seattle by the
Brooklyn officials at Clearwater and
Manager Robinson says that Sterling
Stryker, formerly in the Eastern
League and for a time with Boston
Braves, will be a regular. Stryker is
a right handler.
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Miss COllett Not
To Make Foreign
Trip to Play Golf

Pinehurst, n. c.. March 15-(AP)-
Miss Glenna Collett, national won
ems golf champion, will remain at
home this year instead of making a
contemplated invasion into England,
she announced tonight.
The heavy expense of such an ex-
curslon together with "a desire to
make the trip at a more favorable
tlme were given by those close to her
as tne reason she will not enter the
English competitions this wear.
Miss Collett has bowed twice re-
Gently on American links. her latest
defeat coming last week at the hands
OF Miss Helen Payson, Portland. Me-.
IN the Belleair tournament for the
Florida championship. She will meet
Miss Payson here in the north and
O. championship tournament
which begins on March %,
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Salt Old SvnboI

Superstitions regarding salt were
extremely numerous among the
ancients. and the symbolism of salt
is apparently one of the oldest among
the early oriental nations. Salt is
a symbol of wisdom and grace"
and of "perpetuity and interruption. ;"
The oriental customs were to ratify
compacts by salt. 1t was their en-
blem of friendship and fidelity.
With it they made pledges of hos
pitality which were never to be
violated. Salt was commended to
the Jews to be used in sacrifices.
and now some superstitious people
carry first into a new home salt, a
broom and Bible. The salt is for
pureness, the broom for cleanliness
and the Bible for holiness. Salt has
been Indispensable to man as a
seasoner and preserver of food from
the earliest times. 1t has also been
used for glazing pottery, for hard
ening soaps and for increasing the
clearness of glass for many years.
Soda. chlorine and other chemical
substances are obtained, from salt
Pathfinder Magazine.
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EHMKE DISAPPOINTING

Boston, March 15-(AP)-Howard
Ehmke, one of the Red Sox MAIN
stays in the pitching box is proving
somewhat of disappointment. Yes
terday Ehmke let his team down for
the short end of z to score in a
tussle with the New Orleans Pelicans
in which he yielded the entire seven
winning runs although he was on the
mound only five innings. On the
other hand two rookie pitchers, who
finished the game, showed encourag-
ingly good form. Lundgren was
touched for only one hit in two in
nings and Keifer, who finished the
day kept his slate clean except for a
single walked batter.
Over in st. Petersburg, where the
Braves are holding camp, another
rookie twirler is distinguishing him.
self. Young Henry Wertz looks bet
ter and better every time he steps in
to action. and the veterans or pre-
dieting he will win at least a dozen
or more games this season. It's a
Dig bill for a recruit but they say he
has the goods, what's more, knows
how to deliver them.
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Favorites Win
In WOmen's Tennis
Tourney at Brooklyn

Brooklyn, Mass. Mar. 15.-(AP)
The favorites came through safe
ly in the first round Of the 18th
women's national indoor tennis
championship tournament on the
covered courts of the Longwood
Cricket Club here today, although
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, of California.
number in the national ranking.
narrowly escaped defeat at the
hands Of Mrs. John l.. Bremen Of
Boston.
Mrs. Bremen was twice within two
points of winning the first set, but
was finally forced to bow in straight
sets, 10-8 6-3. The match was the
only approach to an upset which
occurred in the first days play. Mrs.
j. B. Jessup Of Wilmington, Del, de-
Tending champion, was seeded to the
second round. and dropped only one
game An her match with Miss Dor
othy Blodgett of Boston. The
scores were 60, 6-1.
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COLBY COACH TO
CALL CANDIDATES
OUT TUESDAY
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Waterville, Me. March 15-Coach
Eddie Roundy of the Colby baseball
team today sent out the first general
call for candidates for the team, Or
dering the men to report in the col
lege gymnasium Tuesday afternoon
for the premier gathering Of the sea-
son. The battery candidates have
been given a two weeks preliminary
session and are ready to work with
the rest Of the team. The prospects
for the team II every available man
reports are much better than they
have been for several seasons with
nearly a veteran team on hand.
The pitchers and catchers have
been showing some very good stuff
during the past preliminary training
although they have been confined to
fundamentals and conditioning and
warming UP work. The pitchers look
to be of about the same ability, with
Trainor and Heal having the edge
because OF their previous intercolle-
giate experience.
Heal is the stronger of the two but
not as clever as .Trainor, and these
two are having great battle to see
who can get into condition for the
starting job in the first game. The
catchers who look best are Keith, a
veteran of three years experience
although he has never been the first
string backstop, MacLean, one Of the
most versatile athletes in college and
a member Of last years squad, and
Hanson, freshman who looks like a
very strong contender.
The men to report today will
number among them men from past
teams enough to fill every berth on
the field with the exception Of CEN
ter field. The most prominent candi-
dates on the list which will report on
Tuesday are:
First base, Jack MCGOWAN, former
captain, and Tom O'Donnell, football
captain; second base, Hannifin and
Ericsson, veterans, and Scott, a fresh
man with a reputation as a hitter:
shorts:op, O'Brien and Erickson, vet
Grams; third base, Smart, who held
the position last season; right field,
Captain Herschel Peabody; left field,
field, an uncountable flock Of which
no outstanding man can be chosen
unless it is Charlie Callaghan. vet
eran of one season and a good player,
while Sailor Macdonald, a hard hit
ter and good fielder, will also I'M
doubtedly see service.
Practice will be held in the gym
nasium until Easter vacation which
starts the Goth. the work being con-
fined entirely to fundamentals and
conditioning sessions. Skull prac-
tees will be held very frequently and
every candidate must report as they
will continue until the season is well
under way
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CANADIAN TEAMS
SURE OF PLACE IN
HOCKEY PLAYOFF

New York, March 15-(AP)-Otta-
wa and Montreal have outclassed the
field in the National Hockey League
race. leaving the last-minute battle
to Pittsburgh and Boston for third
place. The regular season closes
Wednesday.
The third team in the final stand
ing goes into the Stanley cup play
off, hockey's world SERIES Pitts
burgh and Boston each have one more
game to play, with the Pennsylvan-
ians now standing a lone point ahead
Of the New Englanders. Victory for
either and defeat for the other will
decide the issue while a victory for
Boston and a tie for Pittsburgh will
bring a deadlock to be broken by a
sudden death" contest, the winner
to gain the coveted position.
Pittsburgh must face the champion
Ottawa Senators tonight and Boston
meets the second place Montreal team
Tuesday. If Pittsburgh wins the wor-
~ will be over. In five games this
season Ottawa has shut out tits
burgh four times and has been beat
en- once, / to 0. Meanwhile Boston
has given Montreal three beatings,
has tied one contest and lost one.