The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-03-24


that any human being can possess is
tolerance. Tolerance is the vision
that enables us to see things from an
othe's point of view. 1t is the gen.
crosby that comedies To others the
right to their own opinions and their
own peculiarities. 1t is the bigness
that enables US to let people be happy
in their own way instead of in oul
way. When you are doing the spring
housekeeping of your soul push aside
the debris which has cluttered it all
these past months and make a wide
clean space in which tolerance may
come to abide. Dismiss your pre-.
JUDGES that long ago outstayed their
welcome. Open up the windows of
your mind and give your soul an air
ing.
Frank Day is candidate for the
senate down in the counties of Martin
and Watonwan. We hope the old boy
wins. He made a real senator once
and he would do it again. We won't
say Frank always sees things right,
nor that his politics are without a
blenish, but he is one grand and
stalwart old fighter in any cause for
which he enlists. But it's going to
be hard for Frank to remember dur.
ing these months of campaigning that
he must ALWAYS include Walton
wan as we'll as Martin when he is
footing the horn Of his locality. Can't
quite conceive Frank doing this whole
heartedly and consistently but maybe
his campaign manager can click him
into shape" Anyway Frank-here's
our hand of good fellowship and good
wishes and may the best man win!
Not knowing your competitor we think
probably that means YOU!
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Oscar H. Smith, commissioner of
immigration is candidate for State
Treasurer. 1t is consistently rumor-
ed that Julius A. Schmahl will be a
candidate and will file soon. That
will make one of the prettiest cam
paigns in the coming election. Dur
ing his many years Of efficient SER
vice as Secretary of State julius won
the confidence of the mass of voters
of Minnesota. In fact he won it so
thoroughly that he has the distinc-
ton Of pulling down some Of the big
gest majorities ever gained by any
candidate in the state. The fact that
he has been out of office for the past
few terms has not wiped from the
minds of many residents of the State
the feeling that his sort of business
ability is needed at the state house
in one capacity or another. Even
those who couldn't see julius as the
possible governor in the pre-primaries
of two years ago see him now as a
very possible-evef probable-state
treasurer.
The Standard Oil Company is, and
has been for years.. running large ads
in this paper. These ads have an edu-
cational value, and are read by pract-
ically all readers of this paper. Some
profess to- wonder why the Standard
Oil Co. pays out SO much money for
advertising. The answer is easy. The
Standard is clearly the biggest bust
ness enterprise in the United States
1t has made it's way over, at times,
very hard and uneven roads, but by
persistently sticking to it's publicity
program has won out over all COM
petitors. Besides, the Standard wants
to be part of the community and
it must keep it's name before the peo-
pie, locally. It's the Standards big
!, gest asset, and no doubt will be fol-
lowed as long as there IS a Standard
Oil Co. II there were any better
business methods to be employed the
Standard would adopt them. Their
advertising spreads out all over the
United States, and it has made the
company gigantic business insti-
tution.-Le Sueur Herald.