The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-09-08

At the end OF the service Sunday night the
choir will sing special anthem composed by the
organist after which the church will be closed
month for repairs.-Unity sask. Courier. Some I
organist, that!
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Myron T. Herrick, ambassador to France, is in
the United States for brief visit. He declared
as absurd the reports that American tourists are
unwelcome in France the result of Frances
unstable finances and the agitation over the war
1debt to the United States. "Of course, there
have been some cases of irritation" Mr.. Herrick
said, "but they have been magnified, and the
government deplores its Both the government
and the French people regret the stories OF ill
treatment to American visitors" just as we
had suspected. Some people are never happy 1
unless they can make mountain out OF mole
hill-Mankato Free Press.
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New York style mongers are advocating bright
er colored clothes for men. Fine! Just think /
how sweet Billy Smith will look in pink trousers
and purple coat how stunning Jack Phllbrlck !
will be when he lays aside his customary con- |
servativeness and dons suit OF that new rlcn
wine shade known as Gypsy how stunning W.
S. Brammer will be in plaid purple-and-gold, plus
tours, with snappy little sweater OF Kelly
green; how the towns Beau Brummel, Harold
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the lovely rose color known as romance" 1t will
be GORGEOUS. We hope these dear men
don't mind our getting bit personaEwe just
wanted to help our readers to visualize what
rainbow appearance Redwood Falls will present
on some distant Sabbath afternoon.
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/ The other day we came back from lunch to
find this clipping laid on our desk. Why there
we rise to inquire.
Two women in a train argued concern
ing the window and at last one of them
called the conductor
| eff this window is open," she declared,
81 shall catch cold and will probably die"
/ eff the window is shut the other an
nounced, 81 shall suffocate."
The two glared at each other
The conductor at loss, but ne
! welcomed the words of a man who sat
! near These were: "First open the win
dow That will kill one. Next shut it.
That will kill the other. Then we can
II have peace"
Andy Cook entertained Richard Dix hero Of
the movies, at his St. Peter cafe the other day
! and never knew anything about it until it was
! all over Andy says that the money of this
4 darling of the gods looked just like that OF any.
I body else, and he devoured enormous guam
tity of food. But since that was about what
one would expect of tourist Andy never gave
Richard another thought than to see that ne was
! given the usual good service always given PEG
! pie at Cooks But just to think Of the COLDER
! opportunity for advertising if Richard had Oni!
r. been kind enough to have sent Andy an advanc
/ notice of his coming. Anyway we feel flatter
( ed 1t now appears that were given more at
!tenton upon visit to- Andys lunch shol
than this great parsonage of the celluloid world
J Anyway Andy knew we were there and cam
! and sat down for moments chat
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E. Hjamar Bjornson pronounce it it you can
/ the brainy young orator from Minneota who en-
/ thralled Decoration Day audience here tw
! years ago. is also good bit of newspape
! man. Just now he of the unpronouncable nam
lis editing his fathers paper, the Minneota Mas
! cot. and making mighty good job of it. h
] last week started an interesting column heade
/ "The Cub Reads the Newspapers" and was
column of right good comment on the news OF tn
day Not the least of its good thoughts is tn
observation on the late lamented McCormc
case.
"The almost criminal neglect" which
! our court system admits of has again
been demonstrated in the case of
I STANLEY Mccormick Over three years
ago he was convicted in $2,5OO,OOO
eek stolen bond conspiracy, but it was not
ms until this week that he began service
his on his seven year sentence at Leaven-
459 worth And we understand that his at
1es torneys are going to continue their fight
ase for his liberty. Strange that he should
not be able to pay his $4,000 fine,
strange that he should take the "paupers
ten oath" swearing that he has no money
ark and then still be able to keep up court
MIA. fight.
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heir We hear big business generally maligned
ntos those who imagine they are its foes yet VIII
long something definite, constructive and far reat
BOYS ing is to be done call on the so-called "hea
to less" big corporation. For two years the lit
d to community of Hollandale has been producing
enormous quantity of garden truck. It's fert
ity has become so generally known that mt
with than 100 farms have been sold so far this we
.dan The increased production developed transpor
fiers ton problem the solution of which had much
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