The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08

BY Arthur tcctS0&AA
VINO WILL BE FIRST
FLYING BRINGS MsyCE.
REAL ESTATE AID RAILROADS,
PEACE IN SLEEPY folL0W,
What railroad wan will Hrst
realize what the t3iqc machine
&eansf What railrsaA man e1ps-
fially will first reaiizs What shs
flying machine will 40 10 the pas
senger traffic Of the great railroads
On all long hauls I
The hrst capable man, acting on
thorough realization of the flying
machines future, viii establish for
his stockholders and himself such
q fortune as would make those Of
she Vanderbilts, Hills and Hunting
tons look like financial crumbs.
You think about the flying ma
chine out west as representing the
business energy of the whole West
ern country.
To go there now, you travel
-four days on trains admirably
equipped and managed.
In less than twenty years the
trip will be made by flying ma
chimes in six hours and with abso-
Lutte safety. How many Americans
will devote four railroad days to
.six-hour flying trip? Not many.
The flying machine viii upset
theories, habits and values.
Land one hundred miles from q
great city will be reached more
QUICKLY than land in the suburbs
twenty-five miles away Is reached
now.
Flying for all long journeys will
displace railroading completely
within the lives of middle-aged
men now living.
Many railroad men, of course,
realize that a great change In
transportation is soon coming.
William Sproule, president of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, said
yesterday that what caused him to
do some hard thinking was the
landing in San Francisco of man
that had flown from New York In
one single day between sunrise and
dark. If man can do that .ex-
pv-l.nentally for the Government
,ho3, how lops before the thing
will be done practically by up-to-
date transportation men2
Transportation through the air
on q great commercial scale prob
ably VIII be developed first ia this
part Of the world, for here the
need ia greatest.
Real railroad men as regards
present earnings will not fear the
flying machine, even should they
fail to utilize it. That flying ma
Chine, taking long-haul passengers
from railroads, will so greatly in
Grease freight carrying as 10 make
railroad rights Of way alc termi-
Sais more valuable than ever.
That's part of the wisdom Of
Divine Justice. No rally good
thing ever disappears with an
other good thing already existing.
The taxi wiped out the hanson
cab, as gas and electricity wiped
out the tallcw candle. But the
hanson and the candle were really
mot good things"
Watch the flying machine. 1t
will make changes greater than
the steam engine ever made, maxi
ing man literally master Of all he
surveys by enabling him to go
anywhere and everywhere without
roads or terminals, crossing con-
tinent in half day.
Most important of all Is the fact
that the flying machine alone rep
resents national safety, since all
wars viii be fought and won or
lost In the air from now on. Write
your two Senators and your Con-
gresham, urging adequate aerial
'defense--not half as many frst-
class machines as any other ma
Aion has, but twice as many.
Samuel Gompers lies In the
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery at larry
town. N. X. not far from the grave
sof Andrew Carnegie.
Z: The much talked of Community
of interests" and equality" be.
tween capital and labor become
real In the graveyard
On earth, IN the sunshine equal.
-dty Of capital and Of labor, La moi
yet reality. Labor Is labor, with
worry and uncertainty attached Il
1T. usually. And capital, with al
its worries. means some ieisur,
and systematic share tn VIVA
labor produces,
But conditions are better tina,
they were. 1t Ii no longer a Grim
for workmen to unite. 1t was
crime once. And they no lonqs
brand with red-hot IRON any work
man convicted Of leaving Els ow
parish to seek employment In al
other. They did that In Ensisns
yaarn age