The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-06


Similarly small nation, small Hungary,
or Holland, Switzerland, in these days of flying
machines and poison gas might be the most efficient
international killer in the murder game of war.
Conditions change. five pound baby taken up
in an airpane might release poison gas bomb that
would kill 100000 in big city.
r. G. Fernald member of CALIFORNIA; game COM
mission and owner of the Santa Barbara Morning
Press says gulls are the worst enemies of wild
ducks and other wild life
Congress, says he, should authorize and finance
determination of the millions of gulls in Alaska
A small bounty and the Esquimaux would kill them
off quickly.
in their northern breeding grounds millions of them
They dive and devour the eggs of the salmon Adult
fish near the spawning grounds foundering
aimlessly in shallow water Easily caught they are
found to be blind both eyes picked out by gulls not
strong enough to lift the heavy salmon.
Congress should do something about that, with
two "IFS"-if the guls be spared from their
work scavengers for the sake CT ducks and sal
and if it makes much difference whether gulls
have the fun of eating the ducks babies
have the fun of shooting them as ful-grown ducks.
Mr. Young, assistant secretary of the Depart
ment of Commerce, announces that passenger air
ships must carry two-way radio facilities
weather information and send emergency messages
Presently more powerful engines, bigger ships
better understanding of air navigation, will elimin-
ate the importance OF weather conditions.
Meanwhile the government. not youthful, enthu-
siastic pilots should decide on flying or not flying:
MIR. B. G. Forbes, asking himself what is this
all about this terrific strenuosity and strain?" he
talked to George F. Baker, the richest banker in the
world says of certain nultimillionaire not Mr..
Baker, that he would trade all his riches for youth
The muti-millionaire thinks he would do it, but
wouldn't
man like Edison might desire renewed youth,
To lives Of man
who has only made money would be foolish to live
mis- life again.
a lifetime, would not go back to the gate by which
enter, but rather look to the door at the far end
of lifes trained dog in the show yearns for the
moment when he may get down all tours and
trot off the stage
the rough world It is the reality extracted
from life's unreal dream.
He who thinks he understands the character
and emotions of women deceives himself.
Mrs Della ("DotO Lee, manicure lady who lived
here sent $50 to her sister, writing Il think some
thing is going to happen If it does and Howard
gets me, bury in white with yellow in my
hand. This money will pay for the dress"
Her womanly intuition did not deceive her.
Something did happen. Howard, Acknowledgements
old mechanical engineer called. She shot him dead
he slept killed herself and is presumably wearing
the white dress, holding the yellow
A lady killing gentleman, or vice versa, is part
OF civilizations routine.
But why did the lady specify white dress and
yellow roses? No man planning suicide would de-
mand blue serge and purple orchids.
There is something in womans character more
pcf han a inctaj in