Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-09-08

smoked glasses were satisfied with til
performance.
They appreciate health when sicl
ness comes. Many appreciated TIL
sunlight when it suddenly departed
leaving darkness that made Ii Difficult
to sign a payroll.
Human beings, thanks to the powe
of advertising, knew what was con
Ing. Some looked, some did not q
went abeut their business calmly 1
the brief comparative darkness.
A baby yak, born while the eelips,
was on, will go through life calle,
Eclipse. In Thibet, home OF his moth
er, where yak butter mixed with val
hair may be found in every cup of tea
such an eclipse would cause wild ex
element, and immensely generou.
contributions to the thousands o.
Buddhist monasteries. The Latter
would get all the credit for bringing
back the sun.
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Atlanta, Ga. reports more cheerful
days IN the South, with cotton and to
bacco recently rising in value ION pa.
per- by five hundred million dollars.
President Hoover is told by i'm.
portant steel men that in the
steel industry is just around the cor.
ner. 1t seems certain that conditions
are getting better, perhaps because
they could not get much worse.
This IS unusual. Rev. Harold Fran.
CHS Davidson of London, convicted in
a British court of ..immorality.s saws
ne will come here, bringing n or two
young ladies in the case with him. 10
raise money for his appear from the
decision ~condemning him.
You need not wonder at the rev.
erend g~entleman's decision. He prob
ably said to himself. Americans
gave ten billions of dollars without
much hope Of getting it back to ma
tons engaged in numbering each other
They surely would give a few thou.
sands to q British clergyman convicted
OF demoralizing young girls
We know that the reverend gentle
man is mistaken. but you can't ex
pect him to know. "Those Americans
are so queer
The Apostle of DOOM real name
Robert Reidt, and of Freeport.. Lone
is disappointed. Like the owl
ind the beaver, he took the eclipse too
seriously, predicted an accompanying
earthquake that would destroy New
DIRK. and tackled on to one OF his |
prophecies the item. Europe
vii defnollsh the United States In
Seven years ago this same prophet
'redicted the end Of the world. He
vas sure of 1t this time. but the little
noon passed In front of the big Iamp.
nd that was all.
Great is the power OF New York
fafes=geVernor.
MOI all governors have realized 1t.
nstice Staley Of New York's Supreme
0iirf, refusing to enjofn Governor
..oosevelt from interfering with Mayor
1alker, says the courts have no pow
over the governor, or of his per
1n- For errors, If any, Of law or fact,
deed, the governor is responsible
ot to the courts, but to his own CON
Inc governor of New York and
.ner states, like the President Of the
nited States, could do almost any
Ing. But they, and all OF us, are CON
oiled BY public opinion.
In Bolivia Professors Bennett and
OF the American Museum OF
atural History found deep In the
rest a huge monolith "a feet long,
Men struggled over that heavy
long centuries ago In Bolivia's
rests, succeeded In excavating and
wing 1T.
Today men are struggling to har-
the tides, to harness the sur. and
ing to refrain from numbering each !.
Ter In war. Man, now and In the !,
.ure, will succeed with his prob .
as those ancient Bolivians did. !.
uggle Is born In US, and victory /.
stored away In ambition. :
t appears that newspaper publish
have some value, In hard times.
; University Of Southern California
that subscribers to newspa-
$ buy from 10 to II per cent more
-chandiie from local stores than .
subscribers. According to the uni
investigation. business would
20 per cent smaller without news =
err advertising. :
OF much betting on our spirited
campaign. One house In Wall
et has 100000 to bet, but d v
hackers ask odds that are
reasonable.
,%ientifc important news, inaccu-
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