The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1934-08-17

THIS WEEK

AAn0cnDuf& sleeps
Important Stork News
Building Happiness
Mr.. Green Sees Danger
Through miles Of flaming torches
Hindenburg a carried to his grave.
No representatives Of the Hohenzol-
lerns APPEARED. The United States
sent ! wreath. The ceremony began
with the funeral march from Beetho-
ven's Third symphony. "Eroica." writ
ten In honor Of Napoleon. Services to
honor Hindenburg's memory were held
In various churches here. New York's
Governor Lehman Sent to the Zion
Evangelical Lutheran church. a tribute
eulogizing Hindenburg as "a great
soldier and statesman"
Italy reports that the stork will
soon have the honor to bring another
little Mussolini to the dictator's house
hold. This delights the Italian nation
and causes more general interest than
would the arrival Of quintuplets in any
royal family. If that new baby in.
herits its fathers qualities, it may
play an important part in the world.
It is officially stated also that the
widow Of Chancellor Dollfuss. will
oon have interesting news for the
Austrian people. Dictators come and
go; the stream Of babies, fortunately,
never ceases, and there is hope in
every one.
At "Two-Mountain Chalet" "a beau
tiful lodge Graded among the Rocky
mountains" Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
had dinner after driving 125 miles
through Glacier National park over
the Great Divide. After dinner, in u
broadcast speech, the President said
many things of interest to the people
of the United States.
He said, in the first place, that 1.-THE
stealing Of the public domain is fin.
ished." That is most encouraging.
The President says the nation has
entered ian era of building, the best
kind Of building-the building Of great
public projects for the benefit Of the
public and with the definite objective
Of building human happiness"
Mr.. Green, head Of the American
Federation of Labor. warns the gov
eminent that 1t must do something
for the 100000 idle. If it does
not act swiftly, Mr.. Green says, $50
ciety may take over the means Of pro-
juction."
What is society" President Roose-
velt's government has already taken
over the means of production" taking
charge of industries, payrolls, shops,
farms, spending public money by the
billion In an earnest, sincere effort to
restore prosperity by financial artif.
cial respiration. - 1ss ~ il
Constantine, Algeria, reports bloody,
fatal rioting between Mohammedans
and Jews. More than 20 Jews were
killed, many injured. An Arab mob,
armed with blackjacks, revolvers ana
Arab knives" invaded the city's
ghetto, setting fire to houses and
dragging Jewish men, women and
children into the streets, to stab and
beat them"
Mild earthquake shocks have gently
rocked the coast of Maine recently,
but nothing cataclysmic happened.
Windows ratified, pictures were found
out of plumb on the walls. That 10
an old country and the rocky coast
has probably done its important set
Ting down" In ages long past. i.
Some of our best minds, that have
been shipping dollars and securities
to Canada for safe keeping, out Of
the reach Of our radical, confisca.
tory" government, will shudder read.
ing the speech Of Harry Stevens, Ca
madam minister of trade and com
merce. This gentleman says "big
business" made up Of subscriptions
~dnanciers and business men," exploit
ed Canada's consuming public, starved
her producers. sweated her w0rkmen,
gouged her pulp. paper and other In
dustries and left her with a choice Of
reform, dictatorship or revolution.
rF g. F5NEN. '4 - h-F-'F
Earl Beatty, admiral Of the British
fleet, has common sense. He thinks
Britain should regulate her " ma
val strength, decide questions Of de-
tense for herself, not asking opinion
or permission from other countries.
Many Americans feel the same about
their own national defense, and won
der why a people Of 123.OOO,0O0 should
be less Independent than Washington's
o. s. A. Of 100000.
Cetinje; Jugoslavia. reports a farm
er stoned to death by villagers who
saw him using q toothbrush and con-
cluded that it was "a magic wand for
practicing witchcraft." Unfortunately