The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-05-25


week to elect Judge G. t. Howard
to the JUDGE Of probate Office than
all the other papers in the county.
put together, are doing. You can
kill most any living person with
kindness, enough of it, but derned
few people ever die from newspaper
abuse, politically or otherwise. and
Bro. Thompson will find it out be-
fore he passes through many cam
paigns in Redwood county. The
Censor believes in a square deal"
for all candidates for all public Of
fees. but there's a limit to every
thing.
Madison Press: There was little
tumult in Judge Powers court last
Friday just before MONDAY recess.
A witness was on the stand In the
Mead case and his testimony so dis
turbed and exasperated Mr.. Mead
that he sprang 60 his feet and grasp
ing q chair was in the act of striking
the witness when restrained by the
attorneys. In an instant there was
tumult and the court ordered a
recess Of few moments to allow
matters to quiet down. After TAX
ing the noon recess the court called
Mr.. Mead up and after stating to
him that such conduct could not be
tolerated in court of justice fined
him $25, which fine he paid. Of
course Mr.. Mead regretted the oc-
currence.
Princeton Union: That man Cor
don of Browns Valley, who aspires
to the lieutenant governorship on
the Republican ticket, has the auda-
city to suggest that the Republican
state convention ought to be per-
mitted to select its chairman and
complete its organization without
interference by the bosses. 1t would
never do to let such a fellow as
Gordon to become lieutenant gov
ernor. He might, if afforded the
opportunity, appoint senate COM
mittees that would refuse to smooth
er bills at the instance of the I'm
terests, 2 thus violating precedents
of twenty years standing. The lieu
tenant governor must be tractable
man and Gordon won't do-he has
too much sense and backbone.
The Blue Earth Enterprise sug-
gests that with the approach OF
another Memorial day it seems but
just and proper that younger hands
should assist the old soldiers every
where in remembering their honored
dead. 1t is AS years since the wal
closed and the ranks of the blue
have been thinning out more and
more with each recurring year'while
the boys of '63 to '65 have become
the grizzled veteran of 1910. In nc
way can the present generation dc
more in recognition of deeds Of
their fathers than by organizing in
every community permanent memoir.
ial associations who will see to II
that the graves OF the soldiers of the
civil war are remembered and tend
eriy cared for in the years to come.
1t is patriotic duty which liberty
loving people owe to the veterans OF
that memorial conflict.
The farmer is the greatest user o.
the highways, and the sbetter tn,
roads are the larger loads he car
haul to market, and the larger vii
be his profit. In some Localities
Progressive Road Leagues have beer
organized. Each farmer agrees tt
to give personal attention to roac
work along his farm at all seasons
Farmers have not regarded this a
burdensome because they do tn,
work at odd times when other worl
cannot be advantageously done
The King road drag is the most use
full implement for this work. Eacl
farmer can provide himself with on,
for a dollar or two. and after rair
ne can 60 over the road along hi
farm and improve it for travel
Directions for making a King road
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