The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-10-02
The finest grave is only temporary We must
look elsewhere for comfort.

The finest grave is only temporary. We must
look elsewhere for comfort
The king of Siam, who suffers from a dangerous
infection of the eye, would have known just what
to do before civilized science came.
He would have gone to the temple. Priests of
the strange siamese religion would have gone
through many motions calling upon powers invisible
of light and darkness.
Then the king would have died of his infection
probably.
Things have changed This modern king of
Siam says to his priests Much obliged, but this is
real illness and can't afford to depend imaginary
cures"
He is coming to Johns Hopkins hospital in Bal
timore.
Those still young remember the first announce
ment of the X-rays Pictures showed dimy outlined
skeletons of rats cats revealed by X-ray pene-
tration.
Next came x-ray pictures of broken bones. Now
the X-ray is much part of industry as 1T Is OF
surgery and medicine.
According to the latest amazing announcements
the Gamma ray" enables scientists to look through
solid steel beams of skyscrapers or the armor OF
battleships.
Thus weak spots be detected any defect in
side of the metal being actually "seen." This reminds
you that do whatever they can imagine.
Gasoline prices are cut in Britain and Holland.
Prices that automobile owners pay in Europe add
one to your million reasons for being glad you live
in America.
In Holland, as in France, they sell gasoline by
the quart, not by the gallon. The price in Holland
is cut to 16 cents quart Imagine paying that.
No wonder Sir Henri Deterdng, boss of the big
Dutch oil company, afford to fight American oil
men their home grounds!
David Weinberg forty-four. tailor has learned
that saying what you think is sometimes danger
Gus. He interested in Communism and discussed
it with his neighbors in Miami the police say.
And he had books the subject.
Men kidnapped him from his house, took him in
an automobile stripped him Naked beat him, tarred
feathered handcuffed him, wrapped him up in a
white hooded cloak, then threw him out OF the auto
mobile in his neighborhood.
Secretary Lamont head of the Department of
Commerce, finds bright spot in the low prices of
raw goods. Big industries taking advantage of low
pricesp urchase great quantities of materials
In the career of Henry Phpps, who died recent
ly ninetyone years old, there is a moral for mill
lions of young men. great majority will not be
interested in the moral but here 1t is:
More than 70 years ago Henry Phpps, young
clerk in hardware store in Ohio, sold powder to
coal miners, other things to other people.
And when his work done ne walked eight
miles there and eight miles back keep books for
a blacksmith and ironworker unable to keep &C
counts
That blacksmith with Carnegie and Phipps, went
into the steel business. They prospered.
Phipps undoubtedly had business genius, as had
Carnegie But if Phipps had not been willing to
walk eight miles there and back to few extra
dollars a month, and get ahead the world, he
wouldn't have gone into business with Carnegie and
he would not now be leaving many millions to his
children.