Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-10-12

lie opinion and see that 1t does not
pursue paths leading away from the
common veal Is the absolute right OF
the state"
Napoleon put 1t more briefly and
frankly.
Il fear three newspapers more than
100000 bayonets."
John d. Rockefeller, Jr., engaging
experts to investigate control of the
liquor problem In other countries In
anticipation of repeal, renders pub
lie service.
In a public statement Mr.. Rookie
Teller says: II was born a teetotaler
and | have been a teetotaler on prin-
ciple all of my life. Neither my ia
Their nor his father ever tasted a drop
OF intoxicating liquor" He adds that
the Eighteenth amendment has failed,
bringing ian evil even greater than
intemperance, namely, a nation wide
disregard for law"
Those who think they can make the
world and human beings over more
nearly to their hearts desire should
keep In mind this other extract from
Mr.. Rockefeller's announcement, quot
ing the report of his Investigators.
Law must always be the articulate
organ of the desires or living men.
Men cannot be made good by force.
In the end, intelligent lawmaking rests
on the knowledge or estimate of what
will be obeyed. Law does not enforce
ITSELF"
Mr.. Green OF the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor says 100000 men
are enrolled In unions, and the total
will be 25.0O0.0o0 little Inter.
Miss Elizabeth Christman, president
of the Women's Trade Union league,
wants 100000 women enrolled to
match Mr.. Green's 100000 men, and
more later.
Miss Christman thinks short hours
and high wages should be enforced
BY "a tight system of carrying out
penalties" and demands d labor gov
eminent.
That would come automatically
with 25.0O0,0 900 men and o. 900
women enrolled In unions. With that
arrangement complete, the only prob
lem would be to find money to meet
payrolls and brains to direct indus
trial enterprises. The latter cannot be
provided by penalties" They have
to just arrive.
France develops an idea that MIRA
might borrow. French workers In GER
tain key industries, fathers and moth
ers, will receive extra pay for every
child In the family. This is expected
to increase the income of 3,5U,O00
workers. enabling them to take better
care of their children.
II that Is Socialism" 1t is the right
kind.
Virginia votes against prohibition.
national as we'll as state. Even Bish-
op Cannon's home town goes wet.
states in succession have
against prohibition, not one In
of 1t.
Prohibition came In with wartime
hysteria. 1T goes out with painful
prohibition experience. Sincerity was
of prohibition, common sense a
not Extremists should have read and
-aken Thomas Jefferson's advice.
The scientific research committee OF
he University of Chicago, headed by
:. W. Burgess, professor of psychology,
las answers from 526 married couples
Who were asked what they thought
bout married happiness.
The majority agree that a long
'ourtship. but not longer than n
ear, brings more happiness than a
hort courtship. Also, that the advice
i fathers Is better than that OF moth
rs as regards children's marriage
The father, at least, can tell
he daughter what kind of man not
0 marry.
A new disease, "a mysterious form
I malaria" has broken out In cen
raj China. Ninety-fiye per cent of the
opulation have been attacked, $4,000
dead. Those who have had MAJ
iria know It's weakening effects and
not surprised by the message, 1T
difficult to find men strong enough
, bury our dead"
In Los Angeles. Calf. lives a young
yer. Lorraine Bowman. twelve years
Id, who has several solo flights to her
redit. Her mother Is also a flyer.
start flying at twelve will be as
luch a matter of course In years to
,me as a child OF twelve driving an
Flying Is safer than the
for there Is more room to
i'm out In the air, and perfect bal
nee, possessed by children, will help.
Mexican scientists have uncovered
he tomb of 'the God of Monsters"
his "%incarnation Of the Mexican god,
found buried with gold and
stones, was, In life. an old
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