The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-12-30

haven't had any snow here for a
month, and stock has been out grazing
every day this fall, and the hens have
not quit laying. Second, farmers have
plowed until last week there being
practically no frost in the ground at
this writing. Last, but not least, the
writer of this great family journal
drove about thirty-five miles north of
! this city Sunday, December IA, into
Clearwater county, and while roaming
around through the woods picked dan
delions in full bloom and brought them
home.- Mcintosh Times.
! Mail order houses keep their custo-
mers by refusing credit; the home
merchant loses his by allowing it
Walker Pilot.
With Eberhart, Iverson, Peterson
and Lindbergh all hustling for the
Republican nomination for Governor,
perhaps some man whose parents were
not of the good old Scandinavian stock
might have a look Inst. Cloud
Press.
If Jake Jacobson does get into the
game for the state authorship there
will be nothing inconsistent about his
running on platform of economy and
efficiency-St. Peter Herald.
The Minnesota Supreme Court has
upheld the mothers pension law in
this state as being applicable to all
parts of the state. In Stearns county
the commissioners declared the law
unconstitutional. 1t is to the credit of
the courts that wherever the law has
been attacked it has been upheld and
pensions required to be paid when de-
served.-Osakis Review.
If Mr.. Byran now scys a man may
! earn a million dollars, is this not an
other instance where he has changed
his mind since the good, old sixteen
to-wun days of free silver Omaha
Bee.
The Nobel peace prize for 1913 has
been awarded to Sena tor Elihu Root.
That, it will be remembered, was the
year in which Senator Root rendered
his notable service as temporary chair
man of the republican national con-
vention.-Sioux City Journal.
Our government should refuse to
recognize the Blease regime in South
Carolina, and seen John Lind down
there to treat with the unrepresented
negroes. Our ideals must be main
tanned. Governments derive their just
powers from the consent of the gov
erned.-Bede's Budget.
Hurry along with the promised suit
to set aside the n6n-partisan primary
election abomination. We want loyal
partisans, men with red blood in sheir
veins, as candidates for Office, not
spineless moliycoddles such as our
recent late lamented legilature sought
to create by it's non-partisan bunch
game.-Preston Tines.
Admitting that he did not know
much about the tariff, Abraham Lin
coin said, "But / do know this: If we
buy our goods abroad, the other coun-
/ try has our money and we have the
goods. If we buy them at home we
have both the money and the goods.
And that is much farther on the road
to a solution of the tariff question
than most of our wisest statesmen
get.-Lakefeld Standard.
English wooden manufacturers have
now increased the price of their wares
to be imported to the United States
the amount of tariff duty which Uncle
Sam has removed. In other words,
English manufacturers and not the
United States are getting the tariff
duty, while U. S. importers and con-
sumers are paying the same old
price. That is one instance where
this country gets @stung" on account
of the new tariff.-Brown's Valley
Tribune