The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-06-26

oSeaHs, ueSeTlS, JunsleS, all meant
nothing to that girl.
But when a radio hookup was all
arranged and the world was listen
ing, little Miss johnson ran away.
I'm afraid" said she.
Henry Ford says business condi-
lions are improving rapidly. "a lot
of these fellows were fooling arounG
with the stock market, and they got
caught-badly caught. They had
to go to work again. Now they
have been at work, and they are
beginning to enjoy it."
Business is improving, according
to Mr.. Ford, because intelligent
people that were gambling are now
working.
John D. Rockefeller lives quietly,
plays golf, leaving men younger
than ninety-One to run Standard
Oil. But he keeps track of the
world and when he advises he ad,
vises wisely. Much wisdom was
condensed into the few words he
said to player in his foursome,
BE deliberate and "Talk less and
play better" That is good "How
to succeed recipe.
Young ladies', graduating in
college for women, are urged by
Rev. DIR. Robert Parrish to "be
brain and money women"
We owe much of education,
science and art to rich men, says
the doctor, and must not .'despise
wealth."
No tendency to despise wealth is
visible in this country. But many
still maintain that the brain and
money woman" is not as desirable
as the charm and baby woman"
Eugene G. Grace, president of the
Bethlehem Steel company, Charles
M. Schwab's creation, declined tC
answer questions about his salary.
Lawyers asked: rs your salary
more than one million year?"
Mr.. Grace replied, in substance:
"None of your business"
Once the mention of a $1,000,000
salary would have shaken the stars
in their courses, almost. Now it
shakes nobody. Everything is
matter of percentage. If you earn
$4,000 year for your employer,
you are worth about $500.
If you earn $5,000,000 year, you
are worth $250,000. If you earn
$50,000,000 a year, you are worth
$2,500,000.
Doctor Eckener's recent exploit,
Tying from Friedrichshafen to Bra
zil, to the United States, and home
across the Atlantic, may mean the
beginning of ocean travel for every
body. Before the Zeppelin sailed
Charles e. Mitchell, head of the
National City bank of New York;
Colonel Deeds of the United Air
craft company, and others, dis
cussed seriously with Doctor Ecke-
ner the proposition of regular
transatlantic air travel.
The boy that invested one dollar
in derby lottery and won $4,000
"split the money three ways" His
brother got $4,000, he kept $4,000
and gave his father $4,000.
There was no quarrel. Each felt
that he was getting about all the
real money in the world.
Everything is comparative. Many
men in the United States would call
the total $4,000 mot worth think
ing about"
The London Daily Mail is agitat-
ed because 5000 men marched
through the street at Poona, in In {
dia, "openly abusing the govern
ment, carrying a portrait of King
George, emperor Of India, decorated
with old shoes, in contempt" 7
The Mail correspondent thinks :,
something should be done to make
the Hindus respect their British ,
emperor.
The fact that not very much is
done shows how wise the British !.
are. Great Britain will let you talk !
to your hearts content, if you don't
act.
In Hyde Park, a few blocks from
Buckingham palace, you may say
whatever you think about King !
George.
A wise nation knows enough not
to sit on the safety valve. Mans
mouth is his safety valve.
New South Wales reports a new
method of dealing with unemploy-
ment.
The government encourages men
to start gold hunting, supplying
camping outfits and tools and geo.
logical surveyors to direct the pros
pectors.
10. 1890. by King Features Syndicate. Incl s