Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-12-22

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them TO have. equivalent TO six hour
in natural sunlight
They change to their surface clothes
refreshed by the showers of water ant
actinic ray baths.
That is an Improvement on minin.
methods Of old days. when women az
their hands and knees. In low tunnel.
OF British coal mines. dragged car.
loaded with coal. attached TO chains
around their necks. running under
their bodies.
The senate of the United States re
fused. A. TO 81. LaFellette and Blaine
of Wisconsin voting with the Demo
Gratis. TO confirm any further nomina-
tons by President Hoover.
The senate has a right to exercise
its constitution power as 1t chooses.
Whether 1t has the right to deprive
the President of the United States,
during several months. of power to
exercise functions that belong to his
office. Is a question.
Confirmation by the senate is sup
posed to depend on the fitness OF the
anpointee. 1t Is In the nature of a
conspiracy not to confirm under any
circumstances. regardless of fitness,
and that might possibly he made to
interest the Supreme court.
Tn Newark. N. j., a grand jury in
diets f13 for election frands-the usual
things. including stealing ballots. The
indictment says that both parties
..countenanced gangsters. and their
use In the elections.
Green. the British historian, planned
a history of the United States. but
stopped. believing that Americans had
acquired the right Of self government
before they were ready for 1t.
He may have been right.
Ireland proposes to issue money of
her own, an Irish dollar taking the
place of British sterling. now used
In Ireland.
Thirty million dollars In gold would
be drawn from the Bank of England.
and that, plus the land OF Ireland,
would form the new currency bis
British ~financiers predict Imitation
and disastrous chaos" as a matter Of
course.
Secretary Mills wisely warns con
sress that the dream about hundreds
of millions from a beer tax viii never
be real. 1t is a fact, as Mr.. Mills says,
that within a country without beer sa-
looms. distribution and drinking of
beer will be limited, yielding not more
than $50. O0n.OO0 In taxes.
Dr. Arthur Kraus. teacher OF phi
losonhy in New York's city college. re-
fusing food, says he will starve to
death. ITO protest against the apathy
Of intellectuals toward anti Semitic
excuses in Polish universities"
Mr.. kraus shows high moral cour-
age, but might better look M the his
tory of the Jewish priest. M%aftathias.
who fought against religious persecu-
item more than two thousand years
ago and established the famous family
Of Maccahees.
The M%aecahees had the right idea.
Leave starving to Mahatma GandhI.
There are better methods.
Chicago. where the dollar grows big
GER ms prices grow smaller, offers for
breakfast two eggs. toast, coffee. fried
potatoes, even jam on the toast, all for
II cents.
In California you see the old-fash-
toned sign, Board and Lodging $50 a
Month";
That may seem impossible to pam
pered 1872, but s. S. Carvalho. the
well known editor and publisher,
knows that 1t Is possible.
He and this writer, as a young re-
porter for Charles s. Dana, lived at
Simmons restaurant In Murray street.
just across Broadway from the Sun
office. each paying IS a week for a
good room and "all he could eate In
the excellent restaurant.
Crime in the gutter borrows poison
gas from the crime OF war. Bandits
a New York bank threw q
tear gas bomb as they left, making 1t
impossible for the bank clerks to pur-
sue them
g. 1892. by King Features Syndicate. Inc.
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