The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-06-19

dered Diesel engine built the plan for air.
plane experiment Fuel oil will be used.
Germany leads the world in mechanical inven-
ton and in chemistry.
Professor Claude of the worlds most dis
tinguished physicians, informs the French Academy
of Science that he is making progress in his effort
to utilize power from the ocean,
small fraction of the tides powers would
harnessed, would machinery long the
sun and moon combine to raise and drop the waters
of the ocean.
Professor Claudes experiments use the
water at the surface of tropical to operate
turbine, the water being converted to steam by
of vacuum Cold water from the depths of
the is used to recondense the steam and renew
the vacuum.
1t is complicated for the nonscientiic mind, but
if there is IAN inexhausble store of power in trop
ical sea water" that certainly will make great diff
ference to enormous populations living near the
equator in comparative idleness.
The death of Sir Henry segrave, brilliant, cour-
ageous Englishman, will be regretted everywhere.
He had developed new speeds in motorboats and
automobiles, and was killed when boat in which he
was going 100 miles an hour turned over and sank
Mr.. Nelson Rockefeller, grandson of John D.
Rockefeller, writes on "The Use of Leisure" in the
Dartmouth alumni magazine. The article is well
written, serious.
In time the young mans problem will be "the
use of money" His father and grandfather do not
live extravagantly They gave away great deal, but
compound interest is more powerful than their CIV
ing. With any sort of management the third gene
ration of Rockefeers should have at least five bill
lions of dollars A large sum to satisfactorily.
Napoleon said his government could not last if
he allowed liberty to the press
Chicago gangsterS to have heard about
that gangster bullet in the back of the head killed
Alfred Lngle, Chicago Tribune reporter.
Lingle, it seems, knew about gang GRIM
inals than reporter ought to know according to
gang standards.
Chicago takes seriously this latest killing. But
conviction is improbable.
The killer, probably, some youth in his teens,
fortified with cocaine Paid for the job, he did not
know the of the he killed. perhaps doesn't
know it yet
It is hard for detectives to work in the absence
of any motive.
President-Elect Julio Prestes de Albuquerque, of
| where. AS head of Brazils government he repre-
sents gigantic empire, magnifcently typical of
wealth and greatness in America.
Larger than the United States, with water
power much more powerful than Niagara, soil of
fertility indescrbabe, diamond mines whose blue
white products surpass all others, and, most i'm
portant intelligent patriotic, Woodworking peo-
pie, our guest from Brazil speaks for nation OF
whose friendship this country may be proud.
Wall Street continues to worry small fish, and
reflect the actions of bigger
Little ones worry, and SELL Bigger Ones that
have been turning out stocks, tens of millions of
! shares at a time, do not want any violence" so
they let the market slide down hill little while
then steady it.
Thus you may tender father gently catch
his little child it jumps from height.
But one of these days the child may be seriously
bumped.
New York city clinics announce "free plastic
surgery. If you don't like your face the city will
change it for you if you have good reason.
No beauty parlor business will be done, no face
lifting to hide wrinkles.
The idea is to improve faces that interfere with
securing employment. Deformed noses, "caulifow-
er" ears, torn lips caved-in-cheek bones that make
faces repulsve will be attended to.
Grover Alexander, famous baseball pitcher, is
Internationally released by the Philadelphia Ma
tional league club It means that his day is DONE
Such is fame, when you acquire it with arms,
legs physical strength.