The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-23


process, Cain and Abel, one killed
the other.
When you are i'll it is we'll to
know what is the matter. Bust
ness is i'll, with an illness that af-
fects millions of unemployed, as
illness of the body affects billions
of cells
Mr.. l.. Greenfield, of Santa Bar
bara, diagnosing, finds the follow
ing list of symptoms:
l. Misrepresentation.
2. Fear.
3. Loss of confidence in our
financial system.
4. Very low and cautious circula-
ton of money.
5. Increase of unemployment by
big business methods of economy"
6. False statements of the coun-
try's condition.
What would you add to these
symptoms? There is something
the matter that nobody under
stands. This country fortunately
will cure itself this time as it has
cured itself often before.
Experiments in Cuba by Georges
Claude, French scientist, may mean
more to the world than all the
wars, and most of the inventions,
since Napoleon died.
Taking advantage of difference
in temperature between surface
and deep water in the gulf, Profess
sor Claude has succeeded in sup
plying power to light 40 500-watt
electric lamps.
This means actually utilizing the
power of the sun. When that is
finally accomplished the human
race will possess power unlimited,
and will do whatever it can mag
Inc.
Mother Britannica begins to real
ize that her dominion sons are
children no longer, and agrees, on
demand of the Irish Free State,
that the high court of any domin-
ion snail render final decisions.
Any dominion that chooses may
abolish the right of it's citizens to
appeal to Britain's privy council
against her own Supreme court.
1t is said the British never re-
peal law, but let it die of its own
accord. The British rule that a man
may beat his wife with a stick no
bigger around than his thumb re-
manned long after such beatings
had lost public approval.
One scientist, disliking the idea
OF making money, said when an
nOuncing an important discovery:
"Thank heaven, it cannot have any
practical use" Probably he was
mistaken.
Paresis, a disease of the mind, !
that always ended fatally, is now
treated successfully by radio.
The curing machine" is a small !
radio station. Its energy is local |
lied between two plates. The pa
tient sits between them, and the
radio impulses pass through him,
creating high fever.
1t is pleasure to read in Presi-
dent Hoover's address to the Amer
lean Legion:
1--WE must sustain a prepared
ness for defense that is impregna-
BILE, yet thar contains no threat of
aggression"
There is no threat of aggression
in being prepared. The history of
this country proves that it will not
engage in the piracy Of war unless
forced to do SO.
Wall Street reminds you of
baby with the collie. Try as you
may, you can't soothe it, or stop
its weeping. 1t reminds you, also,
of the watch at the mad hatter's
tea party, which would not keep
time, although 1.-THE best butter"
was put In it's works.
Wall Street gentlemen tell each
other, with icy smiles, that every
thing looks Every good, indeed"
Then because some pirate sells
their stocks short, they follow suit,
and sell also.
What are those best financial
minds doing at present? Taking a
vacation?
AS we worry about business, won
dering what will end the depression,
we may be surprised by the break
ing out Of few wars. They would