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, 1926-08-18
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, 1926-08-18
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Z oTBeT cRoA no HOBoIy HI PoEaRuHa Iaer B uoq7OBoN amESs.
TeHe@oB PelaKuHH: MONROE 1861
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-03-31
union. of home and school.

union. of home and school.
"The programs and discussions of
such meetings open the eyes of many
parents to responsibilities and priv
eiheges they had never before realized.
-. Practical accomplishments effect
ed through Parent Teacher Associa-
lions are numerous. There is rare
ly community that cannot be bene-
fitted by such an organization. 1t
raises the standards of home life
through the education of the parents
in child-study. 1t enlarges a teach
er's knowledge of the child's home en-
vironment and of the parents view
point
''They seek to establish libraries in
connection with schools where need
ed. They establish lunch rooms,
where at minimum cost to the pu-
pills, farm, wholesome food may be
obtained. They supply milk to under
fed children.
'They promote the health of chill
dren through medical inspection and
dental clinics. They endeavor to ado
Fairgrounds to the school property.
They are always. willing to confer
with other welfare organizations on
the wisest way of dealing with ques-
tions of social hygiea<.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-03-31
Continued from first page)
REV. PAUL L. GROVE
:. -. SPEAKS TO MEN
s AT OLIVIA MON

Japanese are; very Industrious, he
sake, and. Unlike our, American work
ing class, they win endure privations
to save: for old age. They are q
sturdy people, capable of great ply.
steal endurance, and are rapidly forg-
ing to the front. In war they
would prove to be matchless soldiers.
because patriotism with them is q
religion: and because they have no
fear of death when fighting for their
country's cause.
The Japaneses Christians, accord
ing to Rev. Grove, follow strictly the
Golden Rule and Sermon on the
Mount and are sincere and devout in
their worship. But, alas, those who
come to America, as thousands do ev-
cry year to attend. our colleges, get
a very unfavorable impression of
Christian practice from some of the
so-called Christians with whom these
Japanese come in contact. Hence,
these students come to judge Ameri-
cans as a nation of hypocrites.
Rev. Grove referred to the rise and
fall of the Roman Empire, and seem
ed to fear that the history of that an
cient empire might be. repeated in
America, and that the Yellow Race
may become the dominate race of the
world
1t is matter of regret to the XII
wanians that more time could not
have been given to the speaker so
that he might discuss at greater
length this very interesting and I'M
portant subject, but the rules of the
club limit the time Of speakers at
the luncheons 1t is, hoped that ne
may find it convenient to come here
at some future time and deliver his
lecture or the yellow Peril IN fuh
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-03-31
Continued from first page
COMMITTEES GET tx - g.. =.
.':REABY FOR BIG -
-, :. = FIDDLERS' MEET

man, these to select the Judges for the
contest, all of whom all to be selected
from OUT Of TOWN. The: ticket com
!mittee, with. H4@W.: Ward as chair
man and assisted by. A.-P. Falk, E.
l.. Spencer and Max .Pettis, has set
the price of admission at $1O0- per
man and twenty-five cents for ladies.
The advertising committee is COM
posed of the entire Board of Directors
headed by. ID. L. Crimmins.
Through the courtesy of: w. l..
Hardy and the Fair Board the pavil-
ion and refreshment booths were Sc
cured. The, refreshment committee is
headed by. E.. l.. Gallea who will be
assisted. by f. j.. Carey, Nels Chris
tensen, j. C. Budik,s Chester Baldwin,
George Barnes, Leon H. Brown, Fred
:Orth, Harry Swaftz, Perry Nelson,
R. ". Ochs, Fred Person, Gus Mel
son, A. l.. Guthrie and Charles Show
alter. The floor committee is COM
posed of Rud Stensvad, chairman, Jas.
sullivan, j. F. O'Meara, C. A. Hillig,
W. A. Hemler, L. ]. Kise, w. S. Bran
mer, c. H. Schultz, W. G. M. Smith
and n. R. Rynerson.
Due to the exceptionally large
crowd expected the checkroom COM
mittee will be equipped to handle
wraps in large quantities. This COM
mittee will be headed by c. A. Lusch-
er who will be assisted by H. " Starr,
M. A. Ebright,' A. H..Jaehning, w. H.
Ball and f. l.. Wright. The Parking
Committee is made up of C. C. Little,
D. L.. Crimmins, Harry Hoffman and
Andrew Ruder.
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For Sale: Soy Beans and Field
Peas. John Hines, Delhi, MINI. 38-tf
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REDWOOD FALLS
MAY ENTER TRI-
COUNTY LEAGUE

prOvement of the game as played in
this district, given proper considera-
ton.
The Melvin Daskam Post of the
American Legion voted, if invited, to
join the Tri-County League at a meet
ing early last winter. Since that
time there has been so much interest
shown among the fans of this COM
munity in favor of entrance into the
League that the committee appointed
to attend the meeting has been in
structed to enter if at all possible.
Should the Legion enter the League
for this season it has been talked
that an outside battery would be mir
ed; the balance of the players would
be picked from the local talent of
which there is plenty. Had" Thomp-
son has offered his services as coach,
trainer and field manager. With his
aid it is expected that a first class
team could be gotten into shape to
offer stiff competition for any team in
the League.
The talent represented locally that
formed the baseball team of last sea-
son is composed of Lamberton, Hauck,
Whiting, Johnson, Luscher, kuenzli,
Anderson, Poschke and Gallery. Bob
Yin, Gull, Ronning and Cole have ex-
pressed desire to try out this sea-
SON. With the material mentioned
the local post would be strongly rep
resented in the League and with the
expert coaching already assured they
would no doubt cause trouble for the
league leaders of last season.
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1.-THE Parent Teacher organization
is democratic, non-political Except
in. matters of right legislation), nom
sectarian, and non-commercial. 1t
makes no distinction in race or color.
It's work is civic its broadest and
highest sense and every man and wo-
man who is interested in its aims is
cordially invited to become a mem
Der and assist in the organized eff
fort for higher. nobler national life
which can be attained only through
the individual home"
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MRS. J. H. JACKSON
APPOINTED AS
PIT. A. ORGANIZER

steal, mental, moral and spiritual edu-
cation.
There are many reasons why Par
ent-Teacher Associations should APP
peal to parents. Such meetings en-
able the parents to become acquainted
with the school, its teachers, and its
work, thus making possible a more
intelligent treat ! t, of complaints
and criticisms that may be brought
home from time to time by the pupils.
''They enable the parents to become
acquainted with one another in new
way-in the presence of the teachers.
They learn new aspects of the char
acter of their neighbours and come
to understand better and deal more
,telligently with the criticisms and
np'aints of the neighbors aimed at
the school, the teachers, and their
methods.
"They enable the parents to coop
crate intelligently with any new
methods the school authorities are
introducing. Community betterment
Il more sure of achievement from this
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STATE BASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP WON
BY GAYLORD H. S.

ceded an even chance of winning but
came through with hard earned vic
tory over the fast range team Gay
lord put up a wonderful defense
game by holding the Northerners
without field goal after the. first
four minutes of play. At the start
of the game it looked like, a certain
victory for Gilbert. After Gilbert
had scored five points. the GAYLORD
lads frightened and from then ON held
the G;it.rt quint without haska-.
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Catarrhal Deafness

is often caused by an infiamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Enstaehian
Tube. When this tube is infamed you
have a rumbling sound or Imperfect
Hearing. Unless the Inflammation can
be reduced, your hearing may be de-
stroyed forever.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
do what we claim Tor it--rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh
Sold by all druggists for over 70 Years.
F. j. Cheney & q" Toledo Ohio.
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Totals.

Officials-Smith and Lynch. .
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Wanted: School girl to work for
board Inquire at Gazette. 38-tf
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Coach Berchert, a newspaper man
of Gaylord, must be given much credit
as pilot of the team. The Gaylord
high school with an enrolment of
only twenty-seven boys had the prop
er coaching. From this small group
did Coach Berchert pick his cham
pionshipj team.
The Gaylord Gilbert game:
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For Sale: Single. Comb White Leg
horn Matching eggs, prize winning
stock $3.50 per setting of Is, $3.50
per 100. Special matings, $500 per
setting, $500 per 100: Mrs. George
D. Wilcox, Redwood Falls, Mimi.
Route a. 3S-6ts
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

RATE:-2 cents per word for
first issue; | cent per word for
ca h succeeding issue. Mini
mum charge for advertisements,
25c, notice of church suppers, en-
tertainments, etc, run among
news items by request will be
charged for at the rate of 3
cents per word. Unless other
wise requested all such adver-
Using will be run in this column.
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For Sale: Baby chicks from best
stock Reds, Leghorns, Wyandotes,
Rocks; prices $1,000 per hundred Leg
horns, $l4.5O per hundred for all 9TH
ers. Custom Matching 800 per tray
of $50 eggs. 100 per cent live de-
livery guaranteed. CoDden Hatch
cry, Golden, Mimi, w. V. Burroughs,
Prop. 3o-lt
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SOME HIGH SPOTS AT THE
A. F. of L. CONVENTION
Rabbi Wise and Others Condemn Those Response
bic for Withdrawal of Invitation to Labor
Leaders to Speak Sunday

The forty-sixth annual con-
vention of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, which concluded
it's labors in Detroit last week,
was well attended and dispatch
ed a vast amount of important
business. 1t was the scene of a
number of exceedingly lively
discussions and heated argu-
ments on great variety of sub
jects, none of which provoked
more adverse criticism than did
the action of the Y. M. C. A. in
resembling the invitation to
speak at the Y. M. G. A. on Sun
day.
1t so happened that when the
convention met in Detroit the Y.
M. c. A. was conducting an in
tensive campaign to raise funds.
A large amount of money had
been pledged, and five of the big
employers of labor, among whom
were Henry and Edsel Ford and
the Kresge's, had alone contrib
uted three million dollars. This
of course brought the action of
the Y. M. c.. A. into special prom
inence and excited favorable and
adverse comment.
Rabbi Wise, one of the fore
most speakers at the convention
did not hesitate to flay the Asso-
citation for it's slap at Labor. In
part he said:
"Organized labor has never sought
to prevent anti-union men from
speaking in church pupits. Would
any workers dream of suggesting to
any church that Judge Gary be bar
red from the church pulpits though
he is the most potent and effective
enemy of organized labor in America :?
"What tragic confession of fear
lies behind this setting up of the
church against the labor viewpoint.