Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1931-06-25

which belongs IL tie state. Every
thinn within the stale. nothing outside
fhr state. nothing against the state
You will he glad 10 hear that Roger
" Bahsnn. who told US In i9.a That
We we're Just stepping OH the tobog-
gan. downward bound, now says trade
IS ON the upgrade. He predicts That
We have seen The worst of our troubles.
and that a prosperity Is coming great
or than that which ended in the au
tnmn OF 1929.
The President agrees with that OPP
timistic prediction. and Wall Street.
cheering UP a little. Increased hope.
When renewed prosperity does come,
II may come with rush surprising
all experience.
CAPITALISTS shivering at the mention
af Russia. like a little boy who breads
n bear on the dark staircase, Will be
alaa 10 hear that Stain has given UP
his .worla revolt idea He wants
10 pnt Eussa's industries, her five
year and her ten-year plans. in good
order first.
At her present rate Russia will de-
velon gigantic industrial success, md
great wealth will come with Il. And
Russians. from the top down. will be
SURPRISED to find what effect great
wealth can have on extreme radi-
cnlsm
To make man conservative. mike
him rich.
Religious antagonism continues In
Spain. Cardinal Pedro Segnra
saenz. highest Catholic dignitary, was
departed by the republican govern
ment
After leaving the country Of his own
accord. lie returned incognito. And.
previous to his deportation, he was ar
rested and imprisoned.
There was no charge against Gardl-
nal Saenz, except that he urged the
voters to elect To the new parliament
men who would protect the interests
OF the Catholic church. This was fol-
lowed by anti-Catholic riotng
Cardinal Saenz did not advise any
rebellion against the republican gov
eminent, and it IL not much Of
republic in which a main may not
speak his mind
Queen Mary Of England. good and
kind. will give biz ball in Bueking-
ham palace. something she has not
done in seven years. Her Idea i 70
give a happy evening TO young mem
hers Of British society, for whom
there have been few dances this
season.
That must be very pleasing 10 fht
..yoing members Of British society
| and interesting for The 100000 British
/ coal miners out Of a job. There isn't
unfortunately, amy ballroom big enough
to provide dancing space for tli'
! 1OOVO.
The lease Of Al capone, who plead
guilty Of violating income Tux and pro
bihition laws. shows what the govern
ment can and cannot do. 1t cal
enforce its income tax laws, and 50 tn
Treasury department seizes Capone
It cannot enforce prohibition laws an
canone's business will 60 on as usua
while he Is In prison, directed, prot
: ably, by himself. through lieutenant'
m Hungary, Rose Chordas, age
hfty-eight, aud Amelia Szabo fort
three. poisoned four members Of the
families. One woman tainted Whe
she saw the gallows, and never hear
nor sentence read. The other fainte
listening to the sentence. Both, VI
conscious, were literally carried to Il
gallnws by the hangmun, who did Il
work with tears running down h
cheeks,
An apprentice hansman, Boto
learning the trade and seeing the re
hancman tremble and weep profusel
changed his mind about a professio
That execution will Interest civiliz
historians Of the future, when tn
write our history.
Three thousand advertising men
GENTLY gathered In New York. Adv
Using intelligence is perhaps the m'
important form OF intelligence now,
If is the intelligence that pushes hu
ness and restores prosperity.
Letting people know you have WI
they want IL even more important u
having 1t.
III crime wave Is one thing, ana NJ
,st ding It need not be difficult II u "
II confined to the ordinary grimm
circles.
Hut when the heart OF the cri
wave IS in politics, and In the poll
.hat changes the story, and makes