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If: MONTANA STANDARD, BUTTE, MONDAY. MORNING, JULY 2, 1934; SCOTT'S SGRAPBOOK. By R. J. Scott A Washington Bystander HEALTH and DIET ADVICE a NAD A By KIKKE SIMPSON.

STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY At Nos. 131, 123, 125 West Broadway. Butte, Mont. WASHINGTON Dozens of explanations, lnterpretionS and expositions of the new deal were in Copyrtcht. 1832.

McCoy Health Ser-Ice. Lot Angeles, CaUf. serted in the congressional record deeper fissures than those of merely factional discontent. Under the rigid censorship of all domestic communications which has Taeen maintained since the Hitler dictatorship was established it is quite obvious that the German masses do not realize how qompletely the German nation has isolated Itself from the rest of the world. Yet the very fact that prominent German leaders have-dared to oppose the nazi policies indicates that they must have sensed a strong measure of popular dissatisfaction and counted on a considerable measure of News or communications Intended lor publication In the Montana Standard should be addressed "Editor.

Montana Standard," Letters relating to advertising, subscriptions or any business matters should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company. Deiore tfte seventy-third congress (Communications for Dr. SleCor abonM be adrtrested to the HeCoy FnbUeationa, 1151 We( Sixth itteeU Los Aserles. Some were offered bv remiblican commentators in house and eenata as -theii; contributions tothe after-- Eliminating Rheumatism math of the congress. They were biting criticisms.

The great majority of them, however. Gentle eliminatlve measures are not of much value in eliminating came from democrats in the form support from the masses. rheumatic poisons. It is true. that any measure wHich will expedite or reports to constituents.

All will figure in the oamDaien literature Published by. -STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY DAILY SUNDAY MONTANA STANDARD (By Carrier) One Week 3 One Month J-M Ci-r afnnr.h (n nd 5.75 during the months ahead. the throwing out of rheumatic The Roosevelt admini.fraHnn poisons may bring about at least a Such a revolt may be momentarily stilled, but it can hardly be disposed of by a series of summary and speedy executions. General Kurt Von Schleicher, who with his wife was shot to death by the nazi storm troopers had however, is not depending on these voluntary congressional offerings to present its new deaL case to the 11.00 One Year (in advance) temporary relief. Sweat baths, will relievs some of the ofjnorbid and remedies which relax the pores will temporarily help, but puwic between now and election time.

Coneress had Tin mnra MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Delivered by Mail to Your Address to Postoffices in Montana Itfng been prominent in German affairs. Besides being a former chancellor and defense minister, he had during and after 'the quit before a battalion of high rank ul ing administration new dealers mapped out nation-wide speaking Tours. While' PresidpnT I .1 JJr7J MANUFACTURE BUCHAREST, INO j'ljlVXo LEFT A SUM oF 300,000 1 uJCi''i 0 HK AwyoNE who cam I JJcfjM SQUARE A war oeen regarded as one of the nation's 7r Mas. Dallw and Sunday 8.00 $4.25 Sunday Only 3.00 1.50 Outside of the State (in advance) Dally-and Sunday 900 M.75 Snndav onLv 3.00 150 off cruising and fishing, a corps of his most important lieutenants will be busy telling 'the country in writing and by word of mouth all about it Olid Ho. .80 2S .90 .25 $1.00 .40 To Canada $6.00 Daily and Sunday 4.00 2.00 Sunday only it takes more than these remedies to effect a real cure.

xr the rheumatism Has only reached the muscular stage, it will disappear very quickly on a fast of citrus fruit, that is oranges, lemons or grapefruit and plenty ofwater to drink. However, if the toxins have accumulated around the Joints producing arthritis, the cure will be much and may take weeks or even months. A short fast will bring about some satisfactory results, as when the 3ystem is frsed of some of the Impurities, the sore-Jiessji willbecome lessened. However, if ihereareany of the rheumatic poisons remaining in the body, the trouble is sure to show up again in some Joint, and the trouble will keep on reappearing until the system -Is completely rid of the toxic material. In the treatment of muscular FARLEY'S CIRCUIT.

All the cabineteers who can get away from their jobs in Washington long enough probably will tak- a hand in the business under the guise of departmental inspection tours and what-not. Thev ar foremost military leaders. He, it would appear, was the field-marshal designated to carryforward the principles enunciated recently by thefdr cently Hitler's vice chancellor, Franz Von Papen. There would seem to be great significance in the principles enunciated by Von Papen. that the government encour-ageinsteadittMessJyspsgrop criticism.

He declared that "it would be a mortal sin not to say what in this decisive period of theoGerman revolution must be said.HpTOtestedagalnslrtreating'thrpeO' pie as "morons," and affirmed that it would never do for the leader to Interpret every critical word as "malevolent," and to "brand despairing patriots as enemies of the state." The Importance of such a statement might to be Invited to speak early and WE TOR.ME.R. 8VRO often and to EXPEDITION -To am-TauciIca. Official Paper of Silver Bow County MEMBER -THELASSOCIATED PJUESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use, lor pubUcation, ol all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper. 'and al the local news published herein. En tered- as second-class a tter a the-postof lce-at Butte, Montana, under Act ol Congress, March 3.

1879. NATIONAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE PruddenKlngnjrlddenreworlcrChlcagor San Francisco. Postmaster General 40 jraniciy -putto iarge around the-na 3 5 ECOND5 15 The LlMit OM 5CREEK IH IRELAND tional political circuits talking new deal in public and practical politics E.RRlTbRV EQUAL -ToftAf SHOWN IN SHAPEt POR-fTor-X privace. Dr. Rex Tugwell.

soortln? hu CopyrijTitrT934, by Central Prest Association, OT HE. U.S., MAP A.BOVE agriculture undersecretaryship honors, has a one-man brain trust parade ahead of him. General John rheumatism, hot -applications can be used to free the congested circulation. One or two immersions daily in a tub of. hot water, to which has been added a handful flamed regions and might encourage 1 irrmpmm iliii)i, son is to be Off bllie eaelinar from the return of your former trouble.

paslly ha vp been minimized by the Hitler government had it felt that there was no clarP ing about a more rapid recovery and FARM MORTGAGE MORATORIUM. By JOHN SELBY usually the muscular soreness will disappear within a reasonable time ger of a wavering of popular support. The decisive answer of the nazi administration your particular case, I will be pleased to have you write to me in care of this newspaper, enclosing large seif-addressedenydope and Bc'lh stamps. Be sure "to exact type of rheumatism with which you are troubled. after beginning the fast, FrelidenOl In arthritis, great benefit will be ArHrnjmry-Into teenth Century Pamphlets" 1 saes value of that trip, it is a neat answer to the loud whisper that his removal as NRA administrator Is imminent.

There is no direct information that all this has been planned care-fully under democratic national committee auspices. The Garner In- terview opening-gun of the campaign at the close of the session of congress is the only thin that nn zler-Lemke farm mortgage, moratorium bill, thus putting on the statute books one of the enjoyed at the beginning of the fast, but because of the bone fhanges which have taken place you must not expect any quick recovery. In this form of rheumatism, it is always a good plan for the patient to remain quietly in bed of recalcitrant leaders is, of course, oeing presented to the, German people as the refusal of the Hitler dictatorship to temporize with opposition of any kind. But by many it must be recognized as a move of fearful, though ruthless, desperation. broadest acts yet passed for relief of any class of debtors would seem to be a fitting windup for the legislative doings of the seventy-third By John Carter and Graham Pollard.

(Seribners. New York.) There has been skulduggery similarity which marked these early and the stories with which they were Introduced to bookmem among the booksellers, believe John -congress Both-the-speclal and the regular and Graham Pollard. nfrtratt-or-the Joints in fla: One of the methods used to de be traced unquestionably to national sessions of congress devoted tremendous ef RITCHIE'S LONG RECORD. The people of Maryland evidently are not impressed with the oft-voiced fear that some time an individual may perpetuate himself in high public office, for they have Just acclaimed Gov. Albert C.

Ritchie as a five-time candidate of the democratic party. Governor QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. (Low Blood Pressure) Question A. G. S.

asks: "What is the cause and cure of low blood pressure What are the different stages (and effects or symptoms?" Answer When a person has low blood pressure it simply means that he or she is enervated, and that the bodily tissues lack tone. There is a general weakness felt, and a lessening of all functions. The cure is to cultivate strength. This is accomplished by dieting carefully and exercising vigorously. (Operations for Hernia) Question PYrasks ''Will you kindly tell me if an operation for a hernia is necessary? If not, .1 would like to know the best way of removing It." Answer An operation for hernia or rupture Is seldom necessary, as are, these earnest gentlemen declare, a lot of accepted first editions on American and other shelves which are plain fakes, In "An Enquiry Into the Nature of Certain Nineteenth Century Pamphlets" Messrs.

Carter and Pollard list the 1847 edition of -Elizabeth Barrett. Browning's "Sonnets from the Portuguese" as perhaps the most important of the spurious editions. But there are others. Among the authors whose product has been secretely printed in supposed first editions, and later sold for good prices to collectors are enumerated Tennyson, Thackeray, Ruskin, Dickens, Browning, Rosettl, Morris, Swinburne, Matthew Arnold, termine, within limits, the age of a given edition was a careful examination of the paper upon which It was printed. In the case of the "Sonnets from the Portuguese" It was found that the 1847 edition was done on woodpulp paper, which Messrs.

Carter and Pollard say makes -it impossible that it could have been printed before 1880. An examination of the type indicated that certain letters had not been cut before 1880. News of thpseand other findings leaked out ahead of publication of "An Enquiry" and created what English bibliographers doubtless called a "bally mess Probably- the general public will not take up arms, committee inspiration. That congressional democrats now at grips with their constitu- i ents at home over the Jobs they failed to get for them, will welcome this form of administration campaign assistance is not to be doubted. Messrs.

Farley, Tugwell, Joan- son et al no doubt are being showered with requests '-to widea their speaking tours. 7 It is fairly easy to who of the Roosevelt high command will not play much part, now at any rate, in -all this. Secretaries Hull, Morgenthau, Ickesi Perkins and Relief Director Hopkins are not likely to be available for stumping tours this summer. forts to the perfecting of machinery to put the farming business of this country on a profit basis by artificial means. Now the farmer not only is to be paid for his idle acreage and his unborn livestock but, If worst comes to worst, no creditor can deprive him of title to his farm for a period of five years.

The Frazier-Lemke bill was not an administration measurerItr seemed llkeljrthat it would be sidetracked in the final rush of legislative business. It was forced to a vote by Senator Long on the final day of the session, and one prominent Washington observer expressed the opinion that it received many Ritchie is finishing 20 years as his state's chief executive and at the present time Jihere seems to be every Indication that he will con tinue at least for another four-year term. Maryland thinks more of the service of an alert, efficient," loyal executive than she does of constitutional safeguards to prevent any alter rubbing the skin with oil of wintergreen which will assist in producing copious perspiration. The circulation, will be helped if a hot water bottle or electric pad Is placed at the foot of tjhe bed. The Joints should not be moved any more than necessary, as any Irritation will only delay the progress of th? cure.

It one fast does not bring about a complete cure, it may be necessary Jo live on a restricted diet for a short time and then rsturn to the fast again. Following or between 'the fasts, is a good plan to take large quantities of the non-starchy vegetables, both cooked, and uncooked, and in fact it is often advisable to stuff on these vegetables to provide plenty of-afg-buBcfor the bowels. The principal point that I want to bring out in this article is that a permanent cure depends entirely upon the proper functioning of a clean, healthy colon. The colon must be in a good poslton so that there are no pockets or kinks to hold accumulations of poisonous fecal matter. The least return of rheumatic pain will show that the elimination has been retarded.

Wheri this happens, it means that mors enemas and another fast should be used. For a time, it is well to eliminate all sugars and starches. Do not be anxious to take up exercises too quickly after the George Eliot, 'Stevenson and Kip but the book is sure to stir up those man from holdln aftetture-m-publie-of ling. Indeed, one of the things Which set these modern book detectives on the trail was a certain who know old books, or should know them and there is an astonishing number of these abroad in the land. ice.

Even at that, Governor Ritchie's steady re-elections to the gubernatorial chair have These Changing Times kept hlm; at the head of his government longer than most monarchs serve. Fear that ah executive once elected might OUR CHILDREN Ten, Twenty, Thirty Yean Are find means of perpetuating himself in office in-violation of the popular will led to the in Br ANGCLO PATE1 "ffiliTtroubie can generally be cured through developing the abdominal muscles. It 13 wsll to wear a suitable support which lightly holds the rupture in place but does not protrude into 'the weak spot. (Boils) Question Ray W. asks: "What is the cause of having a large boil? How may I stop them?" Answer If you have had a boil, it is because your blood stream lis full of morbid material which the body is trying to eliminate.

A short fast followed by a good diet will check your trouble. Take two or three enemas daily for several weeks, even after the boils have disappeared. clusion in the constitutions of 18 American states of limitations upon the service of one (Copyright, 1834, bJ Xh Bell Syndicate I THE FOURTH person as covernor. Thomas Jefferson urged amendment of the federal constitution, shortly after its adoption, to fix the presidential term at seven years and make the president ineligible for re-election. Jefferson's fear that the consti- cure seems to have been achieved, as this would only Irritate the in- July 2, 1924.

Tahepiya Wohelo is name selected by Camp Fire Girls of Butte for their summer camp. The Indian meaning is'Place-Between-Heaven-and-Earth." Montana dentists will meet in Butte July 17 and 19. Dr. H. B.

Lowery of Butte is named supervisor of clinics. "Thousands of windshield stickers for Butte and visiting cars will advertise Butte. Frank R. Venable, secretary of the chamber of commerce, pushed the idea and Frank Ward designed the stickers. Butte swelters in record temperature of 93.

Clinton H. Moore "returns bo-Butte from Dartmouth college where he attended the reunion of bis class. tution as framed would "make an office, for life" was not shared by Washington. Thirty state constitutions follow the constitution of the United States in placing no limitation upon the number of terms that may be AncienrFord Licensed. ROBINSON.

KAN. (UB The "Spirit of '76," the seventy-sixth automobile made by Henry Ford, again has been given a new state license. The old auto is a curiosity, but still runs well despite-its, advanced age. F. B.

Parker, who bought the car second hand in 1902 has driven it every year. served by their chief executives. Where Jimi- Pole Sprouted Leaves. ORLEANS, MASS. (UB A clothes pole in James Wilson's backyard has sprouted leaves.

It is a hornbeam pole which he cut last winter, in a swamp at Rock Harbor. After a recent rain he noticed tiny growths on the pole, and these soon developed into verdant leaves. tatlons are imposed the condition guarded aeainst is. long continuous service, rather these Ideals take on new color, are expressed in new terms. Speak to the children in words they can understand.

Translate the old ideals of spiritual freedom Into present-day phases. Fit the new schemes into the old and show how they fit, how they belong, howr, they are the logical outgrowth of an ancient truth. Translate this Fourth into today's thought and make it vital with meaning for the boys and girls who are so soon to take over the management of their country. Your party obligations have no quarrel with American ideals. These were founded on fundamental truth, the right of mankind to the pursuit of happiness.

The right of all men to liberty and justice. The terms are old. They still apply even in this new day, the better day that is dawning for America. Turn your face forward, point the children forward, this Fourth and make it meaningful for yourself and for them. than service by one individual for any number votes of men 'as politicians who were contorting themselves as legislators with the thought that the president could unqualifiedly kill it.

But if the congressional consideration of the measure was hasty, that given it by the president was apparently studied and deliberate in the extreme. He found it loosely worded and perhaps needful of future revisions, but he concluded that "the reasons for signing it far outweighed the arguments on tlie other side." "It does not," he explains, "constitute a general or wholesale moratorium privilege." It Is generally estimated that about one-half of the farms in the' United States are mortgaged. Inasmuch as there are about .6,000,000 farmers (not counting some paid farm laborers), the moratorium might affect any of about 3,000,000 farmers and their families. At the beginning of the depression, the total amount of farm mortgage debt was estimated at 9 '2 billion dollars. The latest department of agriculture figure was eight billions.

It is probably less now. The reduction has come from payment of some of the indebtedness, from outright defaults, from scal-ing-down, from substitutions, and from other developments. In the last several years, very few new farm mortgages have been taken, except government ones, which have increased in number. Eight billion dollars in farm although a large sum in itself Js small in comparison with the total outstanding -long term debt In the United States. A year ago the total long term debts were 20 per cent of the estimated national wealth.

The total farm mortgage debt was 25 per cent of the estimated value of all farm land and buildings. Service on the long-term debts of the nation equaled about 20 per cent of the total income, Farm mortgage interest payments equaled about Itier cent of the gross farm income and 21 per nt of the gross Income from the mortgaged farms. Forty per cent of the value is considered a conservative basis for a farm mortgage. Due of discontinuous terms. Eight state constitutions (Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, THE TUTTS By Crawford Young July 1914.

Gaverio Prinzip confesses to assassinating Archduke Ferdinand of Serajevo. Excavation work at new Milwaukee ceases abruptly when laborers are called out by unions. Montana's metal output for 1913 is estma'ed-at $61,900,5467 by U. 6. geological department.

Pennsylvania, Virginia) provide that the governor maynot be his own successor or his own "Immediate successor." Similar provisions are found in the constitutions of many Latin-American republics. They have frequently been evaded by the submission of his resignation by the president shortly before the expiration of his term, thus permitting him to qualify for The Louisiana constitution guards against this method of evasion by requiring the lapse of one or more terms DAD sToSpY Sup CiMA The Fourth of July is the birthday of pur country. We are rather Inclined to consider it an Important national holiday, an occasion for formal speeches, tributes to the flag, parades and patriotic meetings. The day has not enough personal meaning for us because we make it more the occasion for backward looks than for inward searchings. It is the inward searching glance that we need this-Fourth.

What meaning has it for each of us good citizens of a great nation? The men who signed the Declaration of Independence, the men who entered the war that decided the stability of the declaration, the men and women who suffered through the years of that terrible struggle were not making speeches, pointing with pride or viewing with alarm. They were fighting with all they had in them, staking all they had or hoped to have, for an ideal. The freedom of the individual soul was at stake. Its cause was won. Spiritual freedom must be won many times.

One victory is never enough. The enemy can never be exterminated, never asJong as men continue to fight for existence on this material earth. Again and gain the war must be won. Dally battles must be fought if the victory is to remalnvwith the. victors.

Ideals must be reborn of they are to be sustained. This Fourth of July must see a rebirth of an old ideal. Personal citizenship must rally to the of good government. It is the business of every man and woman of voting age to search his spirit, con-cenrate his devotion to the end that this nation enter upon Its rebirth with the' utmost courage, determii nation and devotion. We cannot stand by while others bear our burdens.

'We must think, and speak and act in support of our Ideals if these ideals are to be maintained. What are we teaching the children about all To teU them on the Fourth of July seventeen hundred seventy-six this nation was declared free and independent is to tell them nothing that has meaning for them. It is our duty to put HOROSCOPE (Cepytftht, McCluret Nesptper 8yn July '2. 1904. Gov.

Toole leaves for'- national democratic, convention in St Louis. Capt. Samuel Bellew of Missoula succeeds Maj. W. H.

Smead as Flathead Indian agent Two men hold up Bert Cheely in West Park street tailor shop. --They get 90 from his pockets. 5w a they Norcej l-f before a governor again becomes engiDie. The constitutions of five states (Indiana, Kpnt.nr.ky, New Jersey- North Carolina, West Virginia) require the lapse of a stated tium-ber Of years between terms or forbid service by one individual as governor for more than a specified number of years in a stated period. In four states (Delaware, Georgia, New Mexico, Oregon) the governor Is Ineligible as his own successor after serving two consecutive terms, and in one state (Tennessee) he fc; ineligible after a third consecutive term.

Woodrow Wilson who rejected the "single-term" plank of the platform on which he was elected to the presidency, had written in his "Congressional Government" years "Efficiency is the only Just foundation for Confidence in' a -public officer under republican institutions no less' than under monarchs, and short terms which cut'of the efficient as surely and as Inexorably as the Inefficient are quite as repugnant to republican as to monarchial rules of wisdom." to the shrinkage of farm values, .92 per cent of all owner-operated mortgaged farms at the end of 1933 were mortgaged for from 75 to 100 per cent of their actual value and 8'2 per cent were mortgaged for more than their Monday, July 2, 1934. After the early morning hours today the planetary government is promising for earth dwellers, to astrology. One sign is read as favorable for international financial matters, although serious problems may arise in midsummer. The seers warn that diplomacy should overcome the threatening aspects of Wars which affect Europe. This an auspicious day for statesmanship.

Much hostility must be overcome by the administration, for the seers predict that organized opposition will be manifested next month. This Is also a lucky day for those who deal in real estate or are ambitious to own their own homes. Building is subject to a favorable rule of the stars. Farmers and gardeners are under a sway that appears to presage fair returns for their labor. But weather, conditions may cause losses In certain districts.

France and Germany continue under a sway that portends serious trouble, for the stars encourage suspicion and acts of opjn enmity. Vic? and crime will continue to flourish through the next few months. It is forecasted. Robberies in Europe and United States will exhibit extraordinary daring. A foreign astrologer foretells a war against the perpetrators of these acts.

It probably will be precipitated by an organized demand of women that their children and homes be protected. Persons whose birthdate it Is have the augury of a year of fair fortunes, including travel, but disputes should be persistently avoided. Children born on this date probably will be 'intellectual and well balanced. Subjects of this sign of Cancer are resourceful and versatile. Richard Henry Stoddard, American poet, was born on this day, J825.

Others who hare celebrated it as a birthday Include Robert Ridway. ornithologist, 1850 oGen. Thomas Toombs, one-tims United States senator, 1810: Francis A. Walker, economist, 1840. value.

"CRUSHING" THE GERMAN REVOLT. The world at large will not-acpept without mental reservations the statement issued Sat urday by the German nazi minister of propa meaning into those words. It is our AM v. JhyjA ganda that: "The second revolution has begun and ended" and that "Hitler Is stronger than ever." It is impossible not to wonder r- Jvx Willi I ,1 QX-'J, 'hi i duty to point out to the young msn and women who have just from our high schools arid coi-I leges what the present ideals of the American people are. where they are 1 leading, what alms they indicate, i With each succeeding generation If WjH! whether the nazi regime may nof be crack ing up and whether the now admitted di Rear Admiral Hobsgn has been honored by the senate for his sinking of the Merrlmac.

Otherwise little progress is reported in the development of arms reduction sentiment. Tripoli wiE spend more than $1,000,000 on new streets and bridges this year. visions of the cabinet may not represent.