Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1929-12-20
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byArthur Brisbane


Better Brains e
Our Strange Minds
Quite a Budget
IOHN D. Rockefeller Ill, grandson
u OF the builder of the name. went
to work at 26 Broadway a few days
ago. He was on time.
Twenty-three years old. big young
man, bigger physically than his faith,
er, John D. III. will have many op-
portunities In life. He will inherit
what Is called the worlds largest fort
une. BY the time he gets n It may
not be as big as Edsel Fordss. and not
as big as that Of some man unknown
today.
But, he will surely have enough to
carry out any ideas that he may have.
Everything depends on the ideas,
A few men because Of great wealth
stand out in history. There was the
richest Roman, whose son went to
war with Caesar and made good
general His father. with all the mon.
ey, made a failure when he went with
Lucullus.
The original Medici took to money
making. his sons doing more than ANY
family on earth ever did for art.
Jacques Occur, the rich man Of
France, used his fortune for his coun-
try at time Of need, and was treated
with the usual ingratitude.
Now comes young Rockefeller, third
generation, starting in with hundreds
of millions around him. and many
other hundreds Of rlllions buried in
pools Of oil under the ground.
His father and grandfather have
done great deal for the health and
education of the world. The world will
wish John D. III success.
He will have to work hard to keep
ahead of some other 28.year-old boy,
without dollar but with something
more valuable. necessity driving him.
It is easy to succeed In spite Of pow.
erty, hard to succeed In spite Of 81
gantic wealth.
Professor Won Economic tells other
scientists at Columbia College Medl.
cal Center that mans brain Is improv
ing. developing more. And the super
man, mentally speaking is coming.
There is every reason to be hopeful.
Twelve Thousand years ago men were
n the late stone age. We have done
:. great deal in 10000 years. The life
of man on earth Is only starting. The
earth will last for hundreds of mil
lions of years. Science proves it.
Something ought to be done that
time. #
1t would interest and, possibly
Brighten us, If we could know what
we shall look like at the end Of the
first hundred million years
Man, perhaps, will be an enormous
head, round and smooth, travelling at
will through the air. talking to other
planets, with this earth transformed
into one big garden, machinery doing
all the work. Nobody trying to cheat
anybody else, nobody tr:.'ing to pil w
money selfishly, any more than man
today would seek to accumulate sui
water, with the ocean full of it,
Strange are the workings Of tEe
human mind. Berlin has 1Ai,i'p,iin-
lists club, where men gather for the
use of morphine and seek 10 odd TO
the number of addicts.
If there is no real he'll, that is /,
pretty good initiation
In Toxic, the Janantce Minister to
China, home on leave, commits sui
eide.
Distressed by the loss OF his wife.
the unfortunate man. Sadao Saburi,
had assumed his posthGmous Budd-
hist's name, usually taken only after
death, and had 1t written on a tomb
stone for his wife. and himself There
after he asked his friends to assume
that he was ghost
Since his wife was dead, he also
was dead.
While Madeline Nolon looked on,
one young man who wanted to marry
her shot and killed another man who
had the same idea. Miss Nolon, griev.
ed. said she had tried her best to
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