The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-09


against the Ford Company for alleg-
ed infringement of patent rights.
CONSTABLE
is SENTENCED
Asa K. Bartlett of Muskegon, Mich,
was sentenced on Tuesday, June 1sJ
to life Imprisonment for the murder
of August Krubaech, his daughter,
Janet and her fiance, William FRANKIE,
who were killed by a bomb sent
through the mail by Bartlett. Bart
lett who admitted mailing the bomb
because of political enmity toward
Krubaech who was township SUPER
visor, showed no emotion when tho
sentence was pronounced. He was
taken Immediately to Marquette to
begin his sentence.
MRS. WINTER
PAID TRIBUTE
Tribute was paid to Mrs. T. G. Win
] ter of Minneapolis by Rev. James E.
Freesman, bishop of Washington at
the General Federation of Womer's
Clubs held in Atlantic CITY last week..
Rev. Freeman was the principal speak,
er on the program of the convention
and the opening words of his address
were: 81 do not feel stranger here
tonight. 1t was my privilege to live
in Minneapolis for some years and
it was not long before l learned 20
know that very worthy woman, your
former president, my companion on
the platform tonight, Mrs. Thomas
G. Winter. Through her l first be-
came acquainted with this admirable
organization"
BULL BREAKS /
INTO RESTAURANT
The appearance of bull in G. china
shop at Pueblo, COL, caused the diners
to flee and also caused The scattering
of tables and dishes. A police squad
roped the animal and dragged him
from the restaurant with an automo-
bile. s.
ELECTRIC FANS
ARE INSTALLED
The installation of electric fans in
the senate chamber at Washington,
D. c., appears to be another indication
that congress does not intend to ad.
journ soon. The fans have not been
used for several years and this install
lation always has augered long ami
! tedious sessions.
REED HEADS 9
/ INVESTIGATING
Senator Reed from Missouri has
been elected chairman Of the special
/ senate committee which is to invest
gate expenditures in senatorial, prim-
airy and election campaigns this year.
/ REPEAL OF TAX
/ is ASKED
Repeal of the amusement and dues
tax provision of the 1925 revenue acr
! has been proposed in a bill recently
/ introduced by Senator Harreld CT
Oklahoma.
GAUDY CLOTHES
FOR ENGLISHMEN
/ England has grown weary of seeing
by men in drab colors; consequently
this seasons bathing suits and dress
ing robes are brilliantly hue and
marvelously figured An effort will
be made to produce the same effect
for brilliancy in the more formal
clothing.
1 POPE RECEIVES
WILL ROGERS
Will Rogers, American comedian,
Wednesday was received in audience
by Pope Plus. Rogers recently arriv-
ed here from London, where he had a
chat with the Prince of Wales.
RACE RELICS
FOUND IN FLORIDA
Remnants of race believed to have
lived in Florida 1000 years ago are
being exhumed near Tallahassee. A
burial mound was opened and found to
contain an ancient idol and other in
teresting articles. This mound was
!; near the Atlantic ocean, and the site
: of the firts white settlers settling in
, Florida.
!, SWEDISH NOTABLES
ARRIVE IN AMERICA
) The Crown Prince and Princess of
Sweden arrived in New York May
, 9th, stating that they were looking
!. forward to IAN awfully good time"
| Their schedule includes a visi. to st.
Paul and Minneapolis near the close
of the visit. The royal visitors state
that they have a big desire to see Babe
. Ruth in action.
i KANSANS LIKE
: MINNESOTA LAKES
Fifty-eight Kansans who have Wis
tied Northern Minnesota agree that
this state is the most ideal place in
which to spend a summer vacation.
Some of the reasons given for this
e. agreement was the beauty of scenery,
the well marked and well made roads,
the hospitality shown and the reason
able charge made by hotels and re-
sorts. This summary of fifty-eight
opinions was made by one of the