The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-04-12


operator who thinks two galeys an hour
is mere passing the time away-and gets
fierce when there's no copy on the hook.
He not only has to be paid but he has to
be explained to. We assure you it is some
incentive to "set to" and hustle. So il
we seem bit ungraciods when you drop
in on Mondays or Tuesdays it is not that
we love YOU less but that we fear him more.
We refuse to listen to any war talk
these days that doesn't start out with the
word latter
Renville County now has eleven news
papers. Poor Renville! That's just about
nine too many
It is not that the Editorial Association
loved Nose and Adolph less but that they
loved Kellogg more.
"Schmahl Has His Eye on Senatorial
Chair says headline Don't you ever
believe julius A. lays his eye around care
less-like on chairs and things. He has it
fixed on something else.
''Lindbergh should take the rest cure
for about fifty years.-Lake Wilson Pilot.
The Gazette is rather curious to know
what the Pilot would recommend for Chas.
after the fifty years have passed.
Commercial Club Members Drop Plan
of Holding Farmers Day; Discuss En-
larging Cemetery or Change in It's Lo-
cation" Headline in New Ulm Review.
Well, any Commercial Club that can't
pull off farmers day had better consid
er the charging of cemetery. The ''dead
ones" will need lot Of room.
''For a governor that stays right on
the Job and saws wood Burnquist is doing
pretty we'll even if it doesn't give him
first page publicity in the twin city dali
ies" Morgan Messenger.
True, he doesn't get many headlines in
the metropolitan journals, but then, Meth
er does he get any free advertising in the
Twin City Reporter and that helps some.
Redwood Falls is engaged in an aTol:
to arouse sentiment in the creation Of d
White Way" It's easy enough to arouse
the necessary sentiment but there are
incidentals connected with building white
Ways" that cost cash.-Springield Ad-
vance.
This is exactly what the committee iii
charge of the White Way plans discov-
cred. This committee found it was easy
to get enthusiasm by quarts, gallons or
barrels, but not so easy to get guaran-
tee of necessary funds. Talk is cheap but
it takes money to buy-ornamental lights.
"The grand old man that is serving as
senior senator for this grand old state is
receiving laudation for his stand on the
nov famous resolution. Whether right or
wrong some men seem to have full share
of public confidence and never lack ap-
proval, but the senator always stands for
what he believes to be right and usually
is sound in his judgment. Granite Falls
Tribune.
This is sort of -of-the-road
praise. Pretty hard to tell whether "Put"
of the Tribune is for Nelson or agin him.
''The editor of the Redwood Gazette is
of the opinion that after the state legis-
lature has organized and fixed the prima
ry election law, there will be no time left
in which to attend to actually needed leg
islation" If the Gazette can point out
any legislation that is needed worse than
amendment of our election laws it ought
to do so.''-T Christensen in The Daw-
son Sentinel.
Isn't the protection Of bullfrogs more
important? Certainly the giving to poll
ticians the right to comeback at the edi
tor through the columns of his own pa
per is. Anyway Mr.. Christensen should
know He was there last time.