The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-09-27
BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
Redskins and Spartans
Where Ghosts Creep
She Threw No Party
New York Needa Money

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! New York Needs Money
Mussolini begins military training
for italian boys at the age of eight
years, the idea being to "give boys a
passion for military life through fire.
quent contact with armed forces"
The red Indians went even further
back. They developed a passion for
war and sealps In the squaw even be-
fore the little fighting papoose was
born, providing the females with inter-
esting little stone hammers used to
crush In the skulls of surviving enemy
warriors as the squaws went carefully
over the battlefield at dusk
Sparta trained her boys for killing.
even encouraging them to murder, for
practice, unarmed helots, as they went
to their work before sunrise.
But Sparta was unimportant COM
pared to intelligent Athens. and few
white Puritans easily disposed of the
Indians. Intelligence and justice win
wars.
In these days of airplanes and pol
son gas the warrior with mere pas
sion for combat will soon get more
of 1t than he can digest
Long ago In Venice was built fine
palace. the abbey of st. Gregory
The palace has changed hands and Ia
now being renovated" with plumbing,
bath tubs. showers, electric bells, tele-
phones, radio, that would considerably
surprise any ancient abbot
No "Long Bear" from across the
mountains. no rowing Hun from beyond
the Volga. has appropriated the reli-
| gious palace to other uses. The new
tenant is very pretty slender Amer
lean girl named Barbara Hutton, who
brings with her the proceeds OF five
and ten cent store system that can
quickly change any old abbey into q
modern. fashionable "dilatory domi-
cile." She brings also husband, 4
Georgian prince" named Mdivani, by
/ product of the five and ten cent stores,
| who will know how to make the old
abbey ring with merrIment" Strange
old ghosts will creep cautiously over
highly polished. newly waved floors
and say to them: well, live and
learn"
A young lady. christened "Greta
Gustafson." known to many by her In
vented name OF Greta Carlo, celebrat-
ed her twenty eighth birthday recently.
AS a young girl she worked In store
In Stockholm, Sweden, and here she
has made and earned ten thousand dol
lars q week. Her birthday Is men
toned because this queer young lady
did not throw" any great party on thu
q edge OF any costly California swim
ming pool. .Just quiet evening al
home" said she, and stayed at home
to think of swiftly passing time. That
helps to explain her success. Els bildet
elm Talent sIch In der Stiile.
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and more hungry families, also pay
their gas, light and rent bills
The city has been paying out SIT,
100000 month. or at the rate Of
1904. 100000 year, almost half whai
1t cost to run the whole national gov
eminent before the big war started.
The problem, @How to continue get
ting the money" has been temperate,
solved by a three ornered agreement
J between the mayor and board of alder
men. Business In New York City will
pay a ''rellef tax Of one-tenth Of
per cent. Those that pay income tn,
to the national government will pa,
to New York City relief Is per cen
OF what they pay the government.
The worlds richest city will also or
ganize public lottery and invite cit
/ liens to gamble. profits to help publ
relief.
Another scientific discovery, mos
/. important Ii 1t stands the test OF col
!, experiment, Is revealed to the America
/ Chemical society by DR.. EllIce McDor
e aid. director OF cancer research laborf
G tories. The kidneys OF men and an
s mails produce an engine. or hIologlcf
+ catalytic, called "phosphotaz,' that q
I fectively reslsts the action of cance
0 Human beings afflicted with canoe
4 lack the phosphotaz In the kidneys an
a have too much OF 1t In the bloc
stream. Mans intelligence eventual
! will conquer all diseases
I President Roosevelt will be mild
u interested In an article published
2. MussolinI's newspaper. popolo d'Itali
g because Mussoin wrote the artlc
9. himself. 1t says the President hasn
& succeeded In his -four fundamental o
jects, but 1t is too soon to conclut
that experiments he Is undertaking a.
not successful"
Scientists have found what they CT