Nogales international., 1927-09-09
SCIENCE AND RELIGION.
GASOLINE AND RUBBER.
CANCER NOT CONTAGIOUS.
VANISHING BOB.
By Arthur Brisbane

CaHnOG. AOalyZC our lCH6lOAp bAAS
greatest moments are felt, you can
not define them in words. There is
not a philosophical term in the
language or the intellectual process
es by which we seek to grasp the
meaning of religion"
Philosophy has nothing to do with
religion, and religion has nothing to
do with philosophy. Philosophy
deals with problems that can be
solved, or may be solved, by proof,
argument, thought Religion deals
with questions entirely beyond our
reach, that can be answered only BY
faith. /
Two kinds OF good news for auto
mobile owners:
First, you are told that if and
when the natural supply of gasoline
gives out, Synthetic gasoline will be
made to take IFS place.
Second, scientists have discovered
a system of bud grating on rubber
trees which should increase the yield
OF tree 4uU per cent
1t is predicted that the cost Of
rubber delivered in this country
will drop from twenty-five cents
to less than ten cents pound.
Scientists say they can make
synthetic rubber as well as syn
thetic gasoline, but that probably
will be postponed, like artificial
gasoline making, until natural sup
Nlies diminish.
A French scientist proves by
careful observation that cancer Is
NOT contagious. To do away
with the false, persistent suspi-
cion is a great blessing. Married
cotples, living together, one the
victim cf cancer, do not contract
the d case from each other, and
cannot contract it. That is proved
by reliable statistics.
Paris dressers, realizing that
long hair is coming in" are buy
i-~ stocks of transformations"
long hair Arrangement for women
to wear while yea sag for bobbed
hair to grow.
Short hair is common sense, OF
course, and, in time, long hair will
be as obsolete as a veil over the
face.
Long after men had cut their
hair, primitive women let their
hair grow long, because, matted
with grease, it was good thing
in cold weather.
Long hair seems feminine" to
men. Women do what men want,
and the long hair comes back
1t will go away again.
At San Toy, mining town in
Ohio, Ray Wiggins, annoyed, bit
off the ear of his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Amanda Taylor.
A mob around the courtroom
wanted the man lashed, and the
Mayor of San Toy told Wiggins
he would quash the charge Of
manning and dis6guring" if he
would take the lashing. ;,
Wiggins said Eyes" His back
was stripped, he was lashed
twenty-one times and everybody
apparently was happy, including
the mother-in-law. What is the
difference between a man that
bites off his mother-in-law's ear
and mob that insists on public
lashing?
There is some mild government
supervision of the radio. Do the
supervisors consider it necessary
or desirable that the detailsi
bloody, or otherwise, of prize
fights should be sent into homes
and listened to by twenty millions
OF Americans, including children1
Would you describe that as max
ing an intellectual, Christian"
and elevated use of great scien-
ti6c discovery?
We must have the prize ring.
the bloody fights, OF course, for
those that can afford to pay $l2o
ringside seat, just as we must
have "speak-easies" for those that
can pay SIS bottle for cham
pagne. But why carry the prize
fighting into so many homes?
Don't prize fight promoters real
ize. that radio broadcasting will
stop their prize fighting eventu-
ally? Clergymen here and there
will be aroused as they listen to
the interesting fight ewS coming
in over the radio and then there
will be trouble. Many clergymen,
fortunately, are interested in
things more important to human
salvation than Darwin's monkey
t,.eory-w!ich. by TIE way, was
l.c,er taught by Darwin.