The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-08-25


The arrival of Lindbergn boy baby is good news
for the entire world.
Nothing can ever wipe out the sorrow and dis
grace of the dreadful kidnapping tragedy but it is a
comfort to know that this little boy will bring
his brave mother and to his father, who has
conferred much honor his country
1t is reported that the child will be named in
memory of his grandfather, the late Senator Dwight
w. Morrow.
A strange story from Paris warns all elderly
men of sixty-two and to select temperamentdl
female friends cautiously, if at all.
Police found Prince Edgar de Bourbon, with his
throat cut, dead. He sixty-two. The lady, Can
delara Brausoler, Spanish, surprised, and told
the police: 1.-THE quarrel trivial I killed him in
a blind rage, and slashed him only twice."
When Spanish lady, in rage, slashes twice,
that is enough This incident proves again that
"the Bourbons never learn anything"
Canadas agreement with Great Britain tariff
and business preferences are published and show
that the trade within the empire plan has reality
back of it.
Canada sells to this country than to all
the British empire, and must have considered care
fully the probable consequences of making ours a
decidedly less favored nation
Production of white paper from quick growing
pine in the South needing only eleven years for
regrowh, against thirty years for northern forests
is of the things to be considered.
California does things well and successfully. The
Oympiad is part of the past. Los Angeles did every
thing nobly and generously, and knows that it pays
to do things well. With all bills paid Surplus re.
cepts will be devoted to retiring state bonds issued
to guarantee success for the games California tax
payers will thus save about one million dollars
Saving anything for taxpayers is quite unusual.
Cuba deals with doctors strike.
Ten thousand medical men, organized in a INA
tona Medical Federation Of Cuba" rebeling against
low pay have walked out hospitals and sanitaria,
also refusing to attend 5000 patients confined in
institutions
President Machado, much disturbed promises to
ameliorate conditions of which the doctors complain.
The beautiful city of Pasadena, on the hillside
east of Los Angeles announces that all taxes will be
cut II per cent The thing has been done by revis-
ing city expenses.
That will interest other cities and annoy only
those managed by men that find wealth and political
power in tax expenditure.
More interesting is the fact that FIVE cities in
Kansas four in another state, levy taxes at ALL
Publicly owned light and power plants yield profits
that make taxes unnecessary
In Jacksonville the entire tax budget amounts
to only $S5oOOO less than 50 per inhabitant,
pared with nearly 500 per capita in one of our rich
est cities.
Hitler, chief of Germany's Nazis, modestly de-
mands of Won Hindenburg, and all Germany, Power
in Germany equal to that Of Mussolini in Italy"
Old-fashioned Germans will remind Hitler that
power such as Mussoini possesses must be earned
won. It is never handed out silver platter
ready to wear.
Bismark had great power in Germany and Great
ed the empire. But he attained his position by work
ing for it.
The manufacturers sales tax is coming You may
write it in your tablets bet it. if you prefer.
The retail sales tax, which would endless
fusion, and be unavoidable is not coming, nor any
general application of the state retail sales tax,
ported to have worked well in Mississippi.
Young lady Goods at the Los Angeles University
of California may smoke, If they choose, without
cealment. One student clubhouse will be smoking
headquarters but there will be restriction any
where. A wise decision.