The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-17
SLAYTON PAPER SPEAKS

SLAYTON PAPER SPEAKS
TN their write up of rhe Redwood-Slayton
game here a week ago last Saturday
l the Redwood Falls Gazette condemns
the whole town of Slayton as bunch OF
rowdies and "roughnecks," conclusion
that was no doubt arrived at through the
actions of few of our enthusiastic sports
men. Such condemnation of the whole
town is uncalled for, though those whom
the Gazette's article hits really deserve
what they got There is prejudice among
against having visiting team
put in their coach as an official, for by
this same thing they have been handed
rotten deals galore. There was no deny
ing the absolute fairness of the Redwood
official, but the imagination of few on
the sidelines led them to believe there
was. It is to be hoped that there will be
no hard feelings between the two towns
on account of what took place at the game
in Slayton. Everyone guilty Of rowdlsm
now realizes their mistake and admit they
were wrong Murray County Herold.
A mans word may be all right but it's
never quite so reliable as your own eye
sight.
Are YOU paid to work or paid to worry
because YOU have to work? There is
distinction.
When Reason and Prejudice get to ar
guing. Reason doesn't stand the slightest
chance of winning cut.
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talent and quite another and better thing
to possess intellectual muscle.
We have but one football desire left
that is to see Faribault beat the Window
team by good healthy score.
The star pessimest is the man who re-
Gently said to a reporter Il don't know
anything that would do anyone any good.
Some people talk and talk and talk to
themselves and blossom out into the opin-
ion that they are fine conversatlonallsts.
There is one right good thing to be
said in favor of the homely girl-she isn't
always getting herself photographed any
way.
It isn't the fact that some women tell
all they hear that is so startling; It's the
fact that they can manage to hear so
much.
Sometimes when belligerent individ-
ual puts up an appearance OF beng out
looking for trouble he may, in reality, be
making the return trip.
A Connecticut newspaper gets sarcastic
and paragraphs thus; Newspapers run
themselves and the ravens feed the print
ers." That accounts for the skinny
condition of many of them.
Fred Hadley boldly asserts that wom-
an is just twice as scared OF mouse when
there are men around. By what clever
process of making himself invisible did
Fred get the data for this assertion.
eff you hear fellow cussing this city
demonstrate with him. If he don't stop,
choke him. If he keeps it up, punch him
in the law. And if ne does it again, take
him out and bury him. The city will not
miss him. Bemidji Pioneer.
Asa Wallace and Frank Eddy sprung a
real sensation last week. They waited
about two weeks to get out their Booster
Edition" and then issued the best one got
ten out in the state. 1t had only one
drawback; the pictures of both were used.
We are wasteful nation. Oak leaves
which we burn without thought of their
value are worth $3.50 ton as fertilizer
says the United States Agricultural de-
partment. Austin Herald.
Just what is the value per leaf, is now
question of absorbing interest.
Not Always To The Strong