The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-09-25

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in about twenty-five hours, beating Lndbergh by
If he does that Lindbergh will be well pleased
The engine decides the speed, and Lindbergh, like
everybody else, knows that the trip will be made
eventually in ten hours and less.
George Seldes able newspaper man, returns from
Europe, predicting "Mussonis fall from power with
his Fascist government tumbling about his ears
within year"
Revolution will do the job says Mr.. Seldes, and
Mussolinis enemies at home are preparing it. He
| thinks Mussolini might plunge Italy into war to
stave off revolution
Other rulers have done that and successfully
France evidently is convinced that her first
trouble will come from Italy, and seeks alternately
to placate and terrify the implacable and forever
unterrifed Mussolini.
Concerning that powerful leader the marvel is
that he has endured long the terrific strain of gil
And greater marvel is that, with absolute pow
er and many attacks on his life, he has ruled so
moderately.
Angels that watch u.s. and perhaps talk about
us, must have been amused when they Henry
Ford sleeping at Nancy, in a bed once occupied by
the sultan of Morocco
That bed could not well have held two individu-
ais farther apart than the sultan of Morocco and the
sultan of Detroit.
But to the angels we may. seem as much alike
ants seem to US.
Oakland, of the most progressive cities in
progressive California, establishes. thanks to the
University of California, the countrys first adult
educational center"
The adult, rather than the child, Graves infor-
nation, eagerly seeking to repair lack or neglect OF
opportunity in childhood.
No man should feel that he is "too old to learn"
Desire learn proves of itself that you still can
learn.
On the opening day of the university of adults,
students admitted included banker, day laborer,
school teachers two DOCTORS dentist, photograph
err clerks bookkeepers. insurance agents, success
full merchant and two truck drivers.
Well might the ancient Chinese say: He that
knows not, and knows that he knows not is wise.
Encourage him"
Crime becomes ever more efficiently organized.
gang of automobile thieves, alleged by the gov
eminent to be managed by distinguished criminal
formerly of Chicago, takes orders through regular
statesmen for any you want.
They explain that some were ordered for
shipment to Russia and the shipment refused.
You give your order for fine at half price.
They steal the and deliver it. 1t costs $50 as
bride, to arrange for license plate changes.
Chicagos police, in the fight against racketeers,
raided 10 labor union Offices Papers seized show
the determination of racketeer gangs to muscle in
to reputable labor groups and control them.
Fortunately, union labor whole is free thus
far from any racketeering faint.
But union racketeering does exist on a gigantic
and dangerous scale. The welfare of the unions de-
mands that it be stamped out.
In secret test Captain Orlebar, squadron leader
in the British air force. beat his own new worlds
record for speed, made when he won the Schneider
cup 355 miles and fraction per hour.
He has recently several times exceeded 400 miles
per hour a speed that would bring him across the
Atlantic in less than a day, across the Pacific by
the daylight Of one day.
We are not far from real flying.
Congressman Hamilton Fish. Jr, able, earnest
young man, head of the committee appointed to in
vestgate the "Reds says investigation should COW
err the United States. He is right.
The United States should know about all i'm
portant activities including those of Reds and if
possible some Others including national grafters,
racketeers bootleg organizations and wholesale
criminals.
The "Red" menace which worries of
"best minds" to be spreading.
cARvER-Murder and suicide have ended the
Brown family's martial troubles John Brown, a
laborer shot and killed his wife than took his own
life Monday Their son, Elliott, Is. witnessed the
Staying of his mother and leaped through a window
to escape similar fate.
Mrs Brown and her son left Mr.. Brown
month ago to stay with friends in Minneapolis
When they returned yesterday in response to note
from him to come and get their belongings, the
husband refused to admit another couple who had
accompanied them and after locking the doors, killed
his wife with a shot gum
BRAINERD-Brainerd is the site for one of
series of Central Minnesota Boy Scout district
meetings to be conducted September 49, Other
meetings will also take place that day at Aitkin and
Crosby
The following day meetings scheduled at Lit
tie Falls Staples and Wadena, while Park Rapids
and Sank Centre will have conferences October An
executive board meeting will be held at st. Cloud
October g. Arrangements under way for
winter camp in the Central area to be staged
December 20 to 80.
ST. PAUL-Gross cash income from sales of
Minnesota agricultural products for 1929 is placed
at S4663250, according to the September issue of
Minnesota Farm Business Notes, prepared at Uni
versity Farm here.
The figure is close to the five year average since
1925 and is greater than the gross income during
the years 1921 to 1928 During 1918 and 1919 war
prices sent the figure much higher.
The total includes returns from sale of wheat,
corn oats, barley rye, fax, hay potatoes hogs cat
tie sheep chickens, eggs, butterfat and milk but
does not include returns from several minor crops