The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-03-14

taking you back to
school days are scattered through
Greek civil war reports. VenIzelos,
true Greek patriot, supporting the
revolution. dwells on the little island
OF Crete, where the Minotaur, half hui
man, half bull. used to live and de-
YOUR youths and maidens from Athens.
In this world OF trouble, something
must explode somewhere.
Ramsay Macdonald tells the COM
mons that Germany's military activity
darIes Of Imperial air protection" to
the banks OF the Rhine. Armies OF
men mean nothing. Floating ships
mean little. A while ago Lord Rother-
| mere, warning his country usefully. as
his brother, Lord Northcllffe, did In
the big war, was telling the British
| that they must have at least 5000
fighting planes. His advice, at first
ridiculed, Is row taken seriously and
Britain Will have the planes.
Old American methods that have
built up this country, such as 1t Is, are
called out OF date by leading minds In
| Washington.
Mr.. Richberg. supposed to be closest
to the President In thought, tells q
Miami audience '.the World war
marked the passing OF civilization
What kind OF civilization will take Its
place?
With all possible respect for pro-
fessors and reformers. you wonder
II they Gun. offhand, manufacture a
better one.
The death at sevenryeight OF FIRE.
mont Older, for more than fifty years a
courageous. fighting newspaper man In
California, recalls Victor Hugo's words
1.-THE death OF the just man Is like thu
end OF beautiful day."
Fremont Older's life, character and
work we're worthy of his impressive
stature and benign expression. It may
| UE Edlu I'll Hill, I'D Nas huid VA aidu
stone, that his heart was ever with
the weak and miserable poor" Every
good cause found a defender In him
the most miserable convict. released
from prison, might find friend In him
There Is a heaven, OF course, and Ere
mont Older Is there. If there were
no heaven, his character and meri
would "make 1t necessary to invent
one"
Alabama voted dry, stands with Kan
sas, one OF the two dry states OF tht
Union. Northern racketeers and boot
leggers must not hastily conclude tina
} Alabama offers paradise Of proft
! First, Alabama knows how to mak'
, corn whisky ait price per gallon tina
} would discourage any bootlegger, sec
ond, the men of Alabama are not a
, long suffering as men OF New York
Racketeers would find Alabama Is bat
Q climate for their health.
Paris and American dressmakers tel
: woman that she must now dress In
fashion revealing the outlines an
4 curves OF the human FORM 10 knos
Q exactly what the outlines OF the huma
form are, take walk through tn
1 streets Of Miami near public or prlvat
8 bathing beaches. You will see stroll
" Ing to their homes, as free from car
or self-conscousness AS little birds
: hundreds OF ladies'. some tnll and THU
r a majority short and fat. with LITERAL
:. nothing on from the waist up tina
q could not be replaced by two half coco
n nut shells fastened to the chest wit
l. string around the back OF the necl
o and below the waist a wisp OF materls
i that would make Ewes skirt of leave
s look like ball dress.
n Such costumes are unwlse sale
u manshlp." The old-fashioned musli
II dress down 10 the ankle. UP to III
e neck. aroused romantic interest an
k uncertainty. The two half coconl
"a shell costumes cause the eligible your
IT man to say. If that Is all there Is
!. II, shall postpone matrimony."