Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1929-12-06
Life
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5he dest pi l.Is.Dcnceau. 4
1, noble, e,ll man leaves
the ee L. Those that knew him, or
| know his career, wslout knowing the
man. think Of little e;@e.
Ee makes our ordinary lives seem
futi4e. with his magnificent SO years,
more than fifty spent in public secv-
Ice
He carried power and courage into
old ege. He was rs when the war b..
! gan, II in 1918. The French, barring
the narrow minded that hate him. call
| him their Pere la Victoife Father
Victory" He was. in actual truth. the
saviour Of France. AndsNhe would
/, value that title above any other. He
would rather have saved France than
| all the rest Of the world. plus thou
sand other worlds. II France were not
| included
r. E. Free, able engineer. says 1866
will see electric houses. lighted with
artificial sunlight, weather arranged
as prescribed by the doctor. like a
| baby's modified milk, no windows.
sound proof and electrically ventilat.
cd. The sound proof suggestion 10 wei
come, and the rest not.
Men are. physically speaking. ami
mails. They want the sun shining IRE
| sularly. the air blowing through. They
| want to come in and 60 out as they
did In the cave days. and DO not want
the inside made like the outside.
Science tells us one day we shall
eat all the food we need condensed
into a few small pills. We say. mo,
give us good artistic cooking, let u
cultivate the globe and enjoy all it
products" Men, when emancipatc
from industrial slavery. by machinei
and intelligence. will demand re
life real freedom. Not machil
made imitation Of life. !,
We may change to food of pills ana
homes without widows In 100000
years. but let us hope not.
All the really important millionaires
are planning to continue prosperity
Tho Nation probably viii build roads,
railroads will order steel, all big busi-
nesses will do what they can. But
prosperity depends on. The people
themselves. and. largely. on their
mental condition.
II they spend their money and buy
/ 40 r. 10 okI
II they are cheerful. thu Nation
| will be cheerful.
All the millionaires, all the great
! industriallsts, all the congresses and
| legislators cannot do for the people
that which they must do for them.
sclves-work and keep their ceuf.
| age.
You might buy Of autograph dealers
a signature Of Herbert Hoover on a
sheet of paper with many little queer
/ geonetrical diagrams scratched on
The paper while listening to visitor.
These diagrams usually mean that
the man making them fs not listening
very hard"
II Rockefeller or Ford called to tell
the President OF plan to put ten
million men to work at good wages he
would listen and wouldn't do any
seribbling as he listened.
When you talk and Is man scrib-
bles. make 1t short. Hesiah't much In.
tereSted. II,
| A horrible story OF torture and muir.
der comes from Arkansas. A young
hian of 30. on the way to be married
with girl 16 years Of age. was seized
by five young men, tortured. then
burned to death, the woman horribly
| treated.
Those accused OF the crime include
| two described as members OF well.
known prominent families"
All OF them, it appears. are Amsri-
cans. born here. It is we'll to mentsea
| that. since you hear so much about
foreign crime"
| Miss Ringer, 1s, fond OF flying. and
Mr. Babcock OF Mineola. Long Island.
were married in the air. far up. the
plane going 10 miles an hour.
When the wedding was over. the
bride. groom and best man all Jumped
| out OF the airplane with parachutes.
| isadins safely.
Interesting, but too much excite
ment perhaps for one day
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