The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-08-15
SAJR CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

this instance the federal govern
ment was willing to turn down the
Olson dictum. Can't you feel the
GOODNESS between Floyd and Frank
lin?-Murray County Herald.
Hard To Solve
Charity is probably the most mis-
understood problem that we have
to contend with today. Give man
with a hard luck story a quarter
today and he will thank you, give
him so cents tomorrow and he'll
still thank you, but keep it up for
a month, then reduce it to quar-
ter or delay an hour in giving it to
him and HEN feel and show resent
ment.-Jackson Pilot.
There Is much to be said in favor
of the "share-the-wealth" idea. 1t
is a crime to have a small number
Of people gather in an overwhelm-
ing share Of money available. There
should be restrictions. However,
the situation will never be entirely
cured unless some method can be
devised for "share-the-brains"
plan. Brains may not always count
with some individuals and groups
in amassing fortunes, but in the
general run of accomplishing good
things and bad, they weigh consid-
erably.-Eveleth Clarion.
Who Edits The World
The other day we heard, in a
round about way, that a member
of a well known local organization
was not satisfied with the publicity
that it got from this newspaper.
What was the idea? Simply, that
someone with a pet idea to put
over disagreed with the editor as
to the relative news value of what
he wanted printed. The unthinking
believe that in such cases the edi-
tor should allow the outsider to tell
him what ought to go in his news.
paper.
The Staples World omits each
week vastly more news" than it
prints. No story is left out without
convincing somebody with the par
ticular axe to grind that the editor
is stingy with publicity. We have
heard Of preachers who were not
satisfied with the publicity they re-
ceived. We have heard of politi-
clans being in the same mood.
Everybody who thinks some free
space will boost his job or en-
nance his reputation, or put over
his hobby, wants the newspaper to
print everything that he wishes to
insert.
Publicity is a great thing. The
World can do a great deal to help
Staples by proper publicity. This is
the newspapers contribution to
the well-being of its community.
However, in making this contribu-
ton, which costs money, the paper
should at least have the privilege
of printing what it deems most i'm
portant.-Staples World.
Lindbergh For President
1t would be interesting to know
what Colonel Lindbergh thinks of
the plan to make him a candidate
for President Of the United States
His whole attitude in the past has
been one of encouragement for
any such ileas. To a man who Is in
the first rank Of the nations her
oes a nomination for the Presiden-
cy at this time could only mean an
end to all peace Of mind, the jeo-
pardy of reputation, and wide
spread unpopularity. At the same
time. it ought to be said, the coun-
try has had a number of Presidents
less capable than he, and survived
them.-Duluth Weekly Herald.
Belle PLANE Herald-Our farm
ers who have always insisted that
the spread of rust in the grain
fields is due to weather conditions
and not to the little barberry bush,
are still firmly of that opinion.
How could the whole northwest
have been infected with rust in a
period of a few days If it had to
originate with the elusive and hard
to find barberryi
Jordan Independent-Last week
when it was hot, was an excellent
time to test out Governor Olson's
theory about the bottomlands of
the Minnesota river as a pleasant
recreational place in the good old