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DANCE AT DREAML.AND

There will be dance at Dreamland tomorrow evening, dancing starting at 9:3O p. m. Couples will be select ed for a prize waltz. Prizes of $500 to be awarded next dance night. Mu- sic by Andy's Orchestra. The floor is good and ample room for all. The next prize dance will be fox trot.
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ALASKAN INDIAN
 THLINkET TRIBE WEEDS IN PARIS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9 (R- Chief Eaglehorse, titular head of the Thlinket. Indians of southwestern Alaska, arrived here today en route to Alaska accompanied by his wife, whom he went to Paris to wed.
 The chief met the woman at Kluk- wan, Alaska, several months ago, as she was visiting relatives there, and she promised him she would wed him if he would come to Paris.
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COOLIDGE RETURNS HOME

ST. PAUL, Minn., June g (P)-Pres- ident Coolidge started back to Wash ington today. He will arrive We'd nesday He will be rendered a re- ception at the home of Secretary Kellogg. A windstorm and cold rain marred his speech here.
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Paroled Rum Runners
 Met with Brass Band

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 9 LP)- A brass band and several hundred persons met Albert Gowan and Char les McPhee, paroled rum runners, last night when they stepped from a train on which they returned from Atlanta penitentiary.
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Russia Gives Title To
 Rich Manganese Deposit

MOSCOW, Russia, June (P)-Rus- sia has reached an agreement with the Herman interests of the Chiatou manganese concession which it is ex- pected to sign tomorrow Americans will control these mines, the largest and richest in the world for the next twenty years.
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COOLIDGE THINKS FUSlNG
 DIVERSE RACIAL ELEMENTS
 WOULD HELP MATTERS

ST. PAUL, Minn., Minnesota State Fair Grounds, June 9.-(P)-Presi- dent Coolidge in an address here, during the Morse American Centen- nial, declared that Americas success lies in fusing diverse racial elements into national unity, and also pointed a way for cooperation of the peoples of the world.
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Supreme Court Reverses
 Decision Damage Suit

SAN FRANCISCO, June g (P- The Circuit Court of Appeals revers- ed the decision of the Alaska federal court of the First division, awarding Bernard McHugh $475O against the Alaska Steamship Company for dam ages sustained. It was found the jury had been enormously instructed by the trial judge.
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FORD OFFICIAL ARRIVES
 SEWARD BUSINESS TRIP

F. w. Donoghue, assistant general manager of the Seattle branch of the Ford Motor company, arrived in Sew ard this morning on board the Admir- al Evans. He is making tour of Alaska looking over the Ford agen- cies which are found in every town. During his stay in the city he is a guest at the Hotel Van Glider.
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CHINA MENACES PEACE
 WORLD POWERS

CANTON, China, June 9 (P)-The Chinese factions fighting for control of Canton have intensified the situa- tion by blockading the city. Many casualties were reported in yester- days fighting. River steamers are crowded with refugees unable to move on account of firing across the Gnu kiang river.
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Victim Leaves Sum To
 Man Who Killed Him

BELFAST, June 9,-(P-The will of John Mcconnell, a 90-year-old Fer manaugh farmer who was murder ed by his man-servant, Patrick Mur- phy, includes a bequest of $25O for Murphy. The latter is serving a life sentence.
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STARR PURSER TO
 COMPILE MILEAGE

Thru the courtesy of Roe Dyke. man, amiable purser of the steamer Starr, the following schedule of dis tances from Seward and distances between the various ports which the Starr calls at during her West ward trip, is published below:
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o. M. Swanson, in Seward for the last two months and a former enl- ploye of the Alaska Railroad, joined the Ross-French party yesterday, de- parting for Wide Bay on the Starr
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French ExpIorer Will Search

PARIS, June (P-Dr. Jean Car cot, French Polar explorer, announc- ed his intention to leave the first week in July to search for Amundsen and Ellsworth.
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Mike Skriyen, owner of the City Meat Market of Anchorage passed thru Seward Sunday on his way to Valdez, where he was formerly en- gagged in a like business for many years. MT. Skriven is returning to Seward Saturday.
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Mrs. Guy Barnett will entertain members of the Seward Ladies Aid at her residence tomorrow ,Wednes- day) at 2 p. m.
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If you don't get your paper before six o'clock please phone us and one will be sent by special messenger.
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500 Out of Employment WiIIapa

RAYMOND, Wn,, June 9 (P)-Five hundred loggers are out of jobs as a result of the closing down of logging camps at Willapa Harbor
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-01
The Eternal Feminine

About the only chance an editor has
to class himself with the angels comes
when he stands over on the side lines
and lets the fools plunge in where
he and they fear to treat.
Editors, it must be understood, are
not greatly disturbed by the CORES
pondents who at long distance simply
dip their pens in vitriol; they hest
tate only to invite those closeup
scenes, usually domestic in location,
which run riot on the screen at the
climax of the big motion picture.
That fine appreciation of harmony,
we like to think, is responsible for
the absence from the editorial pages
OF magazines and newspapers, of
heart-to-heart talks about women by
che" editor.
Years ago, before I had a wife,
there were many things wanted to
say, but had no audience.
But today-it's different-so let's
leave the safer sanctuaries and risk
a talk about the eternal feminine
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expects to go to the Pacific Coast
where he will continue as clothing
salesman, window trimmer and sign
card writer.
George Hanson has sold his resi-
dence at Evan and has purchased the
Winter property on Ramsey Heights
at Redwood Falls. The Hanson fami-
ly will move to Redwood Falls with
in the next ten days where they will
make their home.
Among the Morgan people who
were Redwood Falls passengers on
Thursday were Mrs. Kamholtz and
mother, Mrs. VIM. Mueller, Mrs.
Koehne, Mrs. Martha Henshaw- and
Joe Discher.
At a meeting of the school board
recently the entire faculty was re-
elected for another year.
August Fenske who has been Sc
riously i'll with pneumonia at his home
in this city is able to take dinner with
the family. His many friends are
glad to learn of his improvement
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shank were at
Sleepy Eye Friday on business.
The business venture between Hen
ry Meirding of this city and julius
Zaska OF Sleepy Eye did not material
ize, Mr.. Zaska was unable to pro-
cure a suitable residence and decid-
ed not to purchase the store property
of Mr.. Meirding.
Madames Will Netzke and George
Nielsen entertained a party Of ladies
at three course dinner at the Metz
Ike home on Thursday evening. The
living rooms were gayly decorated in
Shamrock and St. Patrick colors.
The elaborate menu also carried out
the color scheme. Irish potatoes were
favors and shamrocks were used as
place cards. The evening hours were
spent in playing five hundred. %
ladies were entertained and all enjoyed
themselves immensely.
Rev. Bell, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church here will hold special
meetings next week at the Presby-
terrain church at Wabasso. The fol-
lowing week, preceding Easter, special
meetings will be held in our local
church. Communion services will
take place Good Friday evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-01

been a storm center in the alterca-
lions between modernists and funda-
mentalists, struck out great COM
parison last Sunday. He compared
"the religion of Jesus and .sthe re-
ligion about Jesus" These were his
words:
There are two kinds of Christian
ity. One is the religion which Jesus
Himself possessed and by which He
Ived-the religion of Jesus. His
filial fellowship with God. His sense
of duty, His courage, kindness and
sacrifice, his way of living. The
other is religion about Jesus
theories of His pre-existence, birth
miracles, resurrection and return.
etc.
This comparison will be and can be
interpreted in different ways by people
of different religious faiths; but it
has basic significance which is
helpful for all in this period of sec
tartan confusion. 1t points a ray of
light straight to the sources and in
SEPARATIONS of the Christian religion
and leads us back to those ancient
ideals which have been declared
practically impossible in modern life,
but which truly Christian people have
never abandoned. 'The religion of
Jesus" might well be a rallying cry
of union for Christian sects who diff
fer widely on ''the religion about
Jesus" Columbus Ohio, State Jour-
nal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-01

The 1ipstick, the public powder
1 puff, the cigarette the new Declare
ton of Observation-Disclosures are the
RATS and vehicles upon which some
OF our women voters have ridden in
to the arena and are being judged
possibly at the expense of all.
It requires an expert in distances to
measure the span back to those old
tombstones that saw in Massachu-
sets last summer on which were in
scribed women's names today un-
known. There was Submit Adams
and Faith Reverend Hope Will
lianls--and Charity Perkins and
more Submits.
/ The Submits were numerous, but
they're names of the past, 1 am glad
1 to record. Hoop skirts happily would
be, more becoming and comfortable
on the woman of today than that
name Submit would be fitting.
For the life of me, l never was
able to understand, back in the days
when women just sat around and let
the men do all the voting, who it
was that gave men the power to tell
the weaker sex" they must not vote
and the courage to enforce the die
tum.
Today's house husband would have
no use for that name, Submit, even
if his wife had been so christened.
Can you imagine Mr.. Governor Fer
guson of Texas, calling Governor Fer
guson Submit-or Faith-or Hope?
The optomist today regards the
lipstick and the powder puff as rea-
sonable weapons of defense and safe
guards to happiness. The lipstick is
the finger print system of our new
citizenship. The powder puff is the
feminine footprint on the coats of
men. So, Fellow Man, why worry ?
In due season the new freedom will
be tempered with moderation.
Cigarettes II leave them to the
Judgment of future generations. That
course is both the obvious one and
wise. Their sweep has been like the
prairie fire. It is not many years
since a waiter in restaurant down
on the East side of New York carried
plate to a party who were slum-
ming and told the ladies to drop 'em
in. Where do you'se think you are
lin the Ritz?
Those days have passed! The col
oring of American ideas and stand
ards with old-world tinctures was a
process more or less naturally result
ing from the enlargement of neigh
borhoods. France and England are
today as close to the Middle Western
American communities as New York
was before Iowa manned the navy and
sailed to foreign wars.
The medical profession urges upon
women abstention from smoking be-
cause of the peculiar nervous consti-
tuition of the sex-but womankind
insists on being shown and l believe
they can be trusted to act sensibly.
Whatever moral question is involv-
ed is, it seems to me equally apple
able to the habits of men, save in
that measure by which standards of
refinement and superior example place
the women closer to the angels than
are mere men, in popular fancy-and
some of us want to keep them there!
The real basis of misjudgment of
people of both sexes is our failure
to penetrate to the fundamentals. We
have fallen into the habit. The pres
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-01

ent day commentors see but one
common meeting ground for both
sexes, and that is the polling place;
whereas it has been inevitable as the
world continued to whirl that recog-
milton be given to facts. and the fail
ure of pet theories.
Before the women took to voting,
the normal operations of economic
laws brought women into the arenas
of every day life and commanded
man to stop, look and listen. Shall
it be said that the woman who finds
it necessary to enter the lists with
men IN the earning of livelihood in
providing for her children, or young
er sisters and brothers, or for moth
erl or helpless father, must be judg-
ed by the standard Of sex which man
has set up?
1t is the man who has to be sold
life insurance to provide for his de-
pendents; and when he fails in his
oDngations in this respect, is the wo-
mon who sets up her news stand on
the street corner to provide for her
children to be judged economically as
a woman?
Women merit broader Judgment
ana we men must acknowledge the
fact. No man who is honest in his
reasoning and in his reading of the
signs of the times will deny that
women have brought to the electorate
a conscience, deeper appreciation Of
the right of suffrage and a profund-
er sense of its duties and obligations.
Her influence has been over-whelm-
ingly for good.
What have they brought to public
office? My answer would require a
volume. They have brought us new
social conscience new economic
evaluation-new ethical ideals. They
are reconstructing our world and
despite our friends, w. L. George and
Havelock Ellis, we are glad to confess
it. For after all:Woman-is woman
what more can we say in tribute
to her.-Success Magazine.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-01
Stensvad's Garage
Exide Batteries

home on Sunday.
Jos. Seifert ST., father of Mrs. Gus
Haeny will retire from active farm
life and is holding on auction sale on
Thursday of farm machinery and live
stock.
G.. w. Ellison of Redwood Falls
was in Morgan on business a short
time Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Footner returned to
Mankato Thursday after an extended
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Ely Lamp.
M. Schraeder of Franklin will be-
gin work on the erection of the new
oil station.
John p Hanson, proprietor of the
Model Shoe Store has made arrange
ments to purchase the Clothes Shop
now operated by Lester Albrecht.
Mr.. Hanson does not take possession
until the 18th of June. Mr.. Albrecht
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Morgan

George and Robert Hanson of Evan
were callers at the Wallace Hagaman
home on Saturday.
Mrs. Adolph Houl visited friend in
Springfield over the weekend.
Mrs. E. H. Albrecht and Miss
Eklof returned Sunday evening from
a short visit with friends in the Twin
Cities. Mrs. Alice Albrecht and
daughter Grace accompanied them to
the cities.
Mrs. John Poncin and daughters,
Maud, Nanette and Isabel with Mrs.
M. j. Bertrang were shopping in New
Ulm on Monday of last week.
Mr.. Peterson and wife of Sleepy
Eye were visitors at Mrs. Georges
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-01
Beware OF Coughs
That Hangs On

Pneumonia and serious lung trouble
usually start with a cough. So if you
have a cold or cough-stop it at once
with a few doses of that fine old medi-
cine, Kemp's Balsam. This famous
Balsam sOothes the nerves of the
throat, stops the tickling cough and
nature does thereSt. No form OF cough
syrup SO good for children's coughs.
20 cents at all stores.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-04-01
The Religion of Jesus.

DR.. Harry Emerson Fosdick, the
eloquent New York preacher, who has
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CASA DE HUEsPEDEs: para t.

IA repuesto para CARO- Peerless
y I'M motor electrico de una fase,
dos caballos reducfdo. Dirfjase Hu
macao, P. e. p. @. Boy 10, telefo-
no 81. Goa
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sc ALQUILAN ios altos de d 81.

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= ar..;na fsa,,e 81 fsahaa soatnda
uyonia i,ars s.. aar,.ie J tIeposifo In
$ 80. s. ! ~r,'s..S : - ..ta,xsl,,o
toFines n Aelusln -. - ssAs,aono
70. y. :. o: :. sHn snsal. ::
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+ Observation-Disclosures
collar a. s4 metre On ii Condado.
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snn 4f,0o metros Telafono $50 san
tnrce = e-27
CE AIOTIU.A anartamenfos n So5.
|. ~ 8 80 -
sasa cOncre.o - A.nesso s' ,ssli Sslia
70. % eetea ue ss.asson ssSas 1ansssE''
cane ezra, laiaua ~ ihio1 ~. =,
- - = nss.,.,s: -
r0vFNESs no anhos saxos para
- - 49,. - -. =
& tFapagars en- einislones' Duena
comlsion. NO Sc necesita experfen-
ela. DiriJase Box ITO, hio Piedras.
~.
$4,000 e>Ss,>e>>~ps
CE VENDE iuego de tres pleas:
Silf6n. butaca = sofa-cama fDa-
venpert1 dos roperos modernos,
chifforrobes. todo terminado On
caoba. Dirfjase Avenida Ferndndcz
No. 10 o tel9fono 1877, Santurce. p
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.ENDO. por tener que embar

casa-garage. solar 25O metros.
Todo $4,000. Mobiliario casa San
Sebastian 43. Informaran Telafons
1915 San Juan. 6-27
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TIIE FULLER BRUSH co. tiene

+ f1kA EsOL141In DAt1GF1 NOs IIeuc.
pla2as vacantes de Representan
te yendedor. para estableeerlo CO.
mercialfnente, en- los siguientse Mu-
nicipios. Arecibo fcon exception de
la ciudad), Barceloneta, Morovis,
GALES, Jayuya, Utuado. Hatilio y
iCamuya Aguada v Rinc6n, Moca,
San Sebastian, Lares, Quebradilla
e Isabella Y otros lngares. Deben ser.
Residences en- dichos lugares 0 dis
puestos a residir permanentemente
en- ellos, pues los estableeemos CO.
merciaImente Deben tener cumpli-
dos q afios, buena presencia Y refes
rencias, con solvencia moral y ma
sterial, dedicandose exclusiyamentef
seste negocio. Oportunidad de ser
manager de yentas en- Sur America
los que trabajen bien en- Puerto
Rico. No hace' falta experienced CO.
mo svendedor, pues le enseflam0s. Di
rigirse u. Luis. Castellanos, Is
Allen St.. San Juan. de 2 a p. m.
627.
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DORA HECHA para baby, de i

ROPA HECHA para Baby, de la.
mejor ca1idad, bien terminada,
y a precios sin competencia. Hace-
mos toda clasc de bordados en- ma
quina. Mandenos las medidas. Acep
tamos 0fdenes c. o. ID. Para .infor-
mes Caleta de San Juan No. IL.
San TaarI r.
N~>~M~~e<~~@s~A~N ~s~e>r~~%e~S~e~s~.
R0ARDTNC HOUSE, situaao en-
ell eitio mas frcsco de la Gale
principal, casa elegante c0moda.
yentilada. J muy cerca de La Uni
yersidad de Puerto Rico. Precios
m6dicos, buenas comidas 3 en- abun
dancia es Ia linfca Casa de pu-
pilos donde nunca ha fracasado
ning1lno y ell que Sc hospeda en- 6l.
nunca Gambia de hospedaje, Rio
Piedgas, Munoz Rivera st. SIS altos.
Propietario. Carlos Llamas. ~
aas~s~s@S~~%seS~ssssess essseANsesS
UENDO. Por serme imposihle aten
derlo vndo ell cafe "BoSQue". Ga
rantizo ganancia de SO a $15 dia
dios. Tambien una guagua con fran
Quicia D ain ella. 1nf6rmese en- el
''Bosque'' r.
%@Ae@~~N~~>~~
CE VENDE en- $1400. Casa made
ra, solar pronio, servicio santa
rio, parada q cerca carretera Gem
tral, renta $24. Tnformaran tel6fo-
no 1178 roio. Blanca Cerra lS, 'San-
turce. I'll
TABALLERO solicita cuarto inde-
pendiente con sin desayuno
cerca parada IL. Miramar, sfrvase
decir precfo por mes Dirigirse por
escrito Respectable. Ofciina Ell
MUNDO. 6-29
~4~~<>~<~e>>N&NNr S>~$>e>@<S>>~~~
CE AIQUILA casa concrete en- ca
lie McIleary, Santurce. frente
los bafios, cerca Parque; solar de
media cuerda, garage Y cuarto ser
vicio. Infornles tel6fono 76S, San
Juan, oficina Jose N. Quinones,
Edificio Ell MUNDO. 6-2T
~~~@~A~~~>>@><@s~SNS~~~
E.YARTEAeFGANE.G fyosrka i vanff-
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a yIso A Las sOLTERAs. sp

a sASO a A1<Ac cOA]A aAs1AA5' { c1C-
sea usted casarse3 ,Tiene us
ted amores contrariados2 iTiene us
ted algnnos sufrimientos? lTiene
listed deseos de gozar La vida Y sa-
lir de sus horribles sufrimientos
bien sea por amor, contrariedades
familiares? Tengo un consejo Y mn
lenitivo para cada case Escrfl,ame
Y no lie pesard.
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VINO FNO SOC. botella. toda
familia puede hacer su vino en-
su propia casa. Envfe $500 Giro
Malntrasi, San Juan ' recibira
vuelta de eorreo. uvas instruccio-
mes para II botellas de buen vino.
E-sA
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MusICA para Piano. Recibimos

MuSICA para Piano. Recibimos
semanalmeute los dltimos hits
de New York. Tambl&D un gran
surtido de coupieta , mhslca espa-
fola en- general. Enyfo In fsla
frangueo extra. Los Muchacnos. San
Juan. r. r. r.
s>Ss~%s~~~@se>~~s~r>~~
cE vENDE EN- CIUDAD NUEVA,
parada 80 y S21a Hato Rey un
Chalet de concrete con ocho depar-
tamentos. garaje, con habitaci6n
= servicio sanitafio independents.
Fsta terminarse: continuaremos
fabricaciones de chalets para yen-
tas a plazos y de contado. Los So
lares de nuestra urbanizaci0n son
inmejorables. yisite este hermoso
sitio seco y saludatie con brisa cons
tantemente reinante. Oficina en- Ia
misma urbanizaei6n. Telefono 1901,
Santurce. Box II, Hato Rey, p. r.
II.
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81 kA 4 NEW YORK: Casa de
famliia. eomodldades exeelentes.
kitHaaa eexea del Central Park Y
River side. preeios Fazonables. Avi-
sRnslo ID eEperaTem0s en- Ell mueile.
ur. J. !. Font, ~ West 0nth. St.
Fasa mas informes. p. o. Box 1400.
San Jann Q tsltf0no tl06. IA.
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LES: eh t0da clase de frabajos.
Sc imprimen cintas para coroilas.
Lame I'll telefono S2J azul. parada
IL calle Hernandez No. 6 Encarna-
ei0n Hernandez. r.