The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-12-08


There is little doubt that congress will say, PAY
default" Senator Capper of Kansas says: FThe
people my state will never stand for modification
cancellation" You would not either, if you hat
been selling wheat at the +. o. B. Kansas farm prica
Senator Hiram johnson says: "They can and
must pay"
They, at least the big ones, pay, for they
have the gold. But there is no must" They cal
also default and there would be no war about it
Three felons at hard labor in the stone quarry
of San Quentin prison engaged in murderous quar-
rel with pieces of jagged rock. Threats of the guards
to shoot them dead Gained them, after half hours
battle, when they had nearly killed each other.
There they were, imprisoned, forced to labor for
their bread and trying to kill each other, with no
more intelligence than the great nations in the big
Governor Roosevelt at Warm Springs Va, is
working problems of national economy. Drastic
consultations within the Navy department" are in
cuded in his program. Governor Roosevelt knows
the navy, having been assistant secretary, and be
lieves that economies possible, without weaken
ing our first line of defense"
Some day, when airplanes and submarines are
recognized as our first line of defense, and 80 per
of all defense against aggression from across
the water, national defense will not cost so much.
A gold mine has been found near Mount Ararat,
at Kagzman, and Turkey, which own that territory,
expects to take out $S00,0O0,000 in gold. That will
interest many Americans that haven't thought about
Mount Ararat since Sunday school days. when they
all the animals being lowered by rope.
This would interest angels.
Chicago has "conveniences" shop operated for
charity prepared to do almost anything lady tele-
phoned for boy to exercise her dog rainy night
and the boy who came, eager to earn a little money
was so small, so young that the owner of the dog
felt bound to walk with him, lest he be run over
She walked both boy and dog. This is interesting
civilization. If you hired pup to walk boy on a
rainy night the cruelty society would lock you up
At Winslow, the border between Arizona
and New Mexico, you drop letters for the eastbound
mail plane that will soon fly through. Friends in New
York will the letters two days before they see
you. That is progress
stock show sold for S410 per pound interesting to
sheep farmers everywhere. They would be more in
terested to hear of average lambs, not grand cham
pions selling at $410 pound without the four dol
lars-just for 10 cents. Lambs selling at 5
cents pound, top price for live weight
The prize lamb, Southdown, sold for 1869, high
est price paid anywhere this year. The sad thing is
that the lamb does not know about it and gets
of the money.
woman's patriotic organization asks our gov
eminent to bar Prof Albert Einsten from this
try the ground that he is affiliated with more
Communist and anarchist groups than Stain him
SELF"
Mrs Randolph rockingham, who makes the re-
quest, wants Trotzky barred also if he tries to
come in.
This will surprise Professor Einstein, mildly, and
perhaps cause him to develop theories the
relatively of common
To clear up each situation some ladies' organiza-
ton should list the things that foreign visitors, and
natives, may and may not believe.