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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-03-30
NOTICE

If you own a dog within the city
of Redwood Falls, and are not famil-
lar with the dog license ordinance,
it is suggested that you call at the
office of the City Recorder and read
the complete ordinance passed in 1909
and recently amended only as to the
amount of the license fee. Dog IL
cense fees are payable to the City Re-
corder before April LIST of each year
and penalty is provided by fine for
failure to do this. A special canvas
will be made to fully enforce this or
dinance.-A. ]. White, Mayor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-03-30

Miss Betty Burns Of Olivia was
Saturday shopper here.
Rev. H. F. Alderman was a visitor
in the TWin Cities last Wednesday.
Tom Regnier of Marshall was q
Tuesday visitor in Redwood Falls.
Miss Alice Hassinger of Morten was
among the Saturday shoppers here.
Fink Bros. of Morton transacted
business in Redwood Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. M. Stewart of
Delhi were Tuesday csAers in Red
wood Falls.
D. Rs~McCorquedale and his. son,
Douglas, of Delhi were Tuesday cal
lers here. k
Jack Henze of Minneapolis was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Louise.
Henze over Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Routhe and Mrs. j. c..
Paulson of Morton were Saturday
shoppers in Redwood Falls.
Sheriff L. ]. Kise, County Attorney
Leon H. Brown and G. A. Barnes were
Tuesday business visitors at Marshall.
Miss Esther Buenger of Sleepy Eye
was the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil F. Buenger over the
weekend.
Rev. Dan Gabriel of Tracy and Rev.
John Gabriel of Lamberton were Sum-
day guests of their brother, Rev. E.
P. Gabriel.
Miss Emma Honza of Olivia has
accepted a position in the ready-to-
wear department at the Palace Store
and started her work there Monday.
Rev. Roy B. Tibbits, Representing
the Wesley Foundation of the Unives-
ity of Minnesota, was the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. H. F. Alderman from
Sunday until Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Carlson and
family who have been living in Bel
view for the past year will return
here April first to make their home.
For Sale: One 1926 Chevrolet
Sedan, new October LIST. Guaranteed
first class. Price $575.OO. A Real
Bargain. Stensvad's Garage. 38-2ts
Friends of Mrs. C. C. Calkins of
Faribault have received word from
her announcing the arrival of "a son
born on Wednesday, March 23rd. The
new arrival has been named Craig
Curtis after his father who passed
away a few months ago in Redwood
Falls.
Miss Anna Wester has completed a
three years nurses training course at
the Ancker hospital in St. Paul and
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Fred
Wester, arriving here Saturday. She
will return to St. Paul in three weeks
having accepted a position as assist
ant supervisor in the dispensary at
the Ancker hospital.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-03-30

Herman Bloedow of Willow Lake
was Monday caller here.
Vern Roberts returned Thursday
evening from short visit in the Twin
Cities. =
- Mr.s,snd Mrs. Tom Green are the
parents of a son born Saturday,
March 26th. - "a -':''
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schleuter who
have been living north of Redwood
Falls have moved to Morristown.-
]. B. Philbrick and his son Blair
motored to Vesta Monday afternoon
taking with them Mrs. James Nc
Gregor who was a weekend guest at
the Philbrick home.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-03-30
City and County
ESTHER DAVIS STENSVAD. CITY Editor ~" -
ESTHER DAVIS STENSVAD, City

will
request charge Wilt rsuchp position.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-03-30

FOR SALE: My corner build
ing, reasonable down payment,
easy terms. F. X. LObdell, East
Hennepin State Bank, MinneapO-
lis, MINI. 36-3ts
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
FLU EPIDEMIC ON
 BOARD IS WANING
Hospital Ship Due to Reach
 Frisco Today

Sln Francisco. March 23.-tPl-- The army transport Chateau Thior- ry. somewhere off the coast, with some three score eases of influenza aboard and four Of it's 900 passen- gers dead. continued it's race to- ward san Francisco today with in dIcatious that ships doctors were gaining control over the epidemic which appeared after the craft left Now York recently.
 Reassuring radio messages were received here yesterday from army officers as well as rom Representa- tive C. r. Curry. of California, head of a congressional delegation aboard the ship. The indications were that the boat would make port late to- day.
 Representative Currys radiogram said the influenza epidemic did not become serious until after the Chateau Thicrry had left Panama and that prompt work by the medi- cal staff had reduced the casualties 10 minimum. He asserted the peak of the epidemic had passed Six new patients were reported yesterday and the names of 90 whc had rcruparaicd were taken off the pinnacle list.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
SPRING COATS 0F VARYING SHADES
New York Women Of Fashion
 Wearing New Creations

New York, March 23.-CP)-- Hundreds Of fashionably dressed women in New York. encouraged by recent Springlike days, have for Saken their fur wraps and are ap bearing in new spring coats and hats. On Sunday afternoon Fifth avenue is especially festive in color ing.
 The extensive use Of beige tones in wraps, gowns, hats and access sorics was noted all along the upper par, of the avenue. Beige coats trimmed in ombre lapin, ermine or beige fox were numerous. There were matched in most instances by beige felt hats which offered q change from the brighter felts Of red and green which we've been ac- customed to,
 There are three distinct beige tones which are important this sea- son; Golden beige, banana beige and bisque beige. Bisque and Gold cn beige ar" most apparent at pres cnt although it is thought that the banana beige tones will be more popular as summer approaches.
 Even women who are still cling ing to fur wraps are brightcning their costumes by using spring mil lin"ry. Blue felt hats in the light shades are favored by many of the younger women. Queen blue and softer grayish blues are much in evidence. Greenish blues are also noted. Very few straw hats of color have appeared 10 date although black straWS are seen cVeryW here. The tendency among smart women seems to be to cling 70 f"lts as long as possible. The most popular hat
 worn by youthful women is the skull cap which dips in tabs over 1 the ears. Recent models have very long pointed ear tabs with a tiny
 dip at the back Of the neck which ! follows the hair line.
 Among the loveIicst Of in-bo- { tween season coats are those of V"I- vet with borders of scif-cOlorod beaded embroidery. One very lovely { Valencia blue velvet model beaded in self-color was matched hy a small blue skull cap. The h"adworl; was concentrated about the border 1 of the hcm line and upon the wide shawl collar.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Accused Man Identified
 As With Killing Bandits

Cambridge. Mass, March 23.-- UP)-peter J. Mclaughlin. on trial here for murder, was with Ed ward J. Heinlcin, one of th" Wal tham car barn bandits, shortly be- fore James II. Ferneau. carbarn wa'chman, was slain, according to testimony of the first state witness.
 Mrs. Mary Rose King, whose hus- band, Better, drove the automobile which the bandits used in the hold nD. Identified Mclaughlin as the man who came to her home with Heinlein on the night of October 3. 1925,
 Henlrin, John J. DovereauX and John Jim Mclaughlin. brother of the defendant, died in the electric chair at state prison January last for the same murder with which Peter Mclaughlin is charged.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Rate Agreement on Ocean
 Shipments Is Approved

Washington, March 23.-lPl-Ap- proval was given by the shipping board yesterday 10 an agreement among the United States lines, the White Star line, and the Cnard Steamship company, that rates shall be similarly maintained on general cargocs shipped from Southampton 10 New York. The three companies hereafter will enforce rates cstab- lished by the North Atlantic, United Kingdom west bound conference of which the Cunard and White Star lines are members.
 The United States lines previous ly was member Of this conference but withdrew more than q year age when it objected 10 certain con- ference practices.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Marble Contract Suit
 Settled Out of Court

A settlement was effected in su perior court yesterday of the action of Dochrall Halliday tS Co. of Truuhull street, Hartford, against Louis Raphael of Grove Hill. this city for $6,ooo damages. The plain tiff claimed the amount was due for additional work caused by changes ir the marble work con tract on tho Professional Building in this city. Raphael claimed a set off ot S% 500 against the account of the Hartford concern Tho terms of tn" settlement were not disclosed. Hugh N. Acorn appeared for the DockrclL Halliday X Co, and Day. Ferry and Reynolds and Nair X Nair were counsel for Raphael
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
The ANSWERS

i. HamiIn Garland.
 ?. "The oregon Trail" by Francis Parkmlu.
 5. John Lathrop Motley,
 f. Walt Whitman.
 -. JaW,s Branch Cahcll.
 6. James Fcnimore Cooper,
 :, Mark Twain.
 S. Among O'Ncills plays are "Dif:reut,' The Emperor James, ' "Tho Great God Brown," De yoni the Horizon" and The Moon ot tn" Caciboos.'
 9. "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
THE MNChI\t( (ASI

Providence, l.. L, March 23 Pl- The ruptured mud drum oi the steamer Maclinac's forward boiler, which exploded at Newport Aug, IS, 1925. costing 55 lives, was offered In evidence today at the trial Of Captain George ". McNay and Chief Engineer John A. Grant. both of whom are charged with man slaughtyr, and Agent George j, Kelley. accused as accessory before the fact.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
[. $. PLAYER WINS

London. March 2& GPt-Clar"nc' D. T,u of New York, American na- NonaI ruoQu,ts champion, reached tin, srm5-hnal in the British anna t.gr championship at tn" Qn""n's ,lah today by defeating D. <, Mill .or3, l5-s. 15-1t, 15-4,
 Hewitt Morgan. the only other Am,riran iu the tournament, Was ri:multcd !u the third round.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that blank Fire Policies, Nos. 10G. 4oi 10 lo",3"p inclusive. and automobile policies l0A.G76 to 10H,1o0 inclusive of the Safeguard Insurance Co. of NrW York allotted to mo as their Local Agent has been lost, and that same are null and void, and the Public is hereby warned against accepting them as no claim will be recognized by the company hereunder.
 KENNETH E. FUTILE,
 Agent.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Summer Course in Study
 Of Crime Prevention

New York. March g R,--A sum- mer course on criminology and pen oloEy, designed for the treatment of crime and it's prevention, will be given al Columbia university law school, it Was announced today. The course will be in charge Of Dr. John r. Gilin professor Of soriolosy at the tuil,l.lty of Wisconsin.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
Personals
.AUTOMOTIVE

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
AUTOMOTIyE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

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 Iiup Touring These cars selected and are eM In good shape. ready to drive. BuRRlTT MOTOR SALES co.
 S5 ARCH ST. New Britain Agency for Hupmob!le and
 Star Cars
 Hartford Ave, Cor. Stanley
 Telephone 4le5.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23

Kentucky hIurgglss uay soon hc arihroued by lopau"sa r.0,.r, gents of the agricultural ,a.Ie@' u.nor'. Last year f0o flmrrz ln sa counties sow"l tae cjogrr In old Gucgrass fields.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
GOOD CARS-GOCD TERMS

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 WHITMORE PAIGE co.
 319 EAST MAIN ST.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
WDNI;N'S BODY |" ND

twaa. x. H., March g lP-Thc 'oIy of Miss Josephine Carroll. @5, mIssrr from her homo since March lt yrs found today in the Ashuclo' rsyr about two miles north Of th" r.ty Slrch had been made for her dHfug the past seven days.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-23
NOW YOU ASK ONE
Answers

2. Lincoln street school and old Burnt school.
 S. George Cooley, superintendent o' police and fire alarms.
 i. al William Frey (b( Gus tayo H"Iiherg.
 $. West Main and Curtis streets. {. On the third Wednesday, or each month.
 :. Miss Jean Cochrane,
 g. Seven.
 z. Fred Wiukle, John s. Rocor, Frank Clynos James W. Manning, stephen Roper Michael Haber, Charles T. Rowland.
 lu. Wilowbrook park. partly in the town Of Berlin.
Evening star., 1927-11-19
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

day, in Armour's opinion. although ha
more than makes up his mechanical
deficiencies through the fairway by his
ability to chip and putt.
Armour declares that Jones is the
finest golfer in the world 40 yards
from the hole and is undoubtedly the
master of the approach putt. He says
if Vardon. in his best days. had been
the putter that Bob Jones is today.
no other man in England or Scotland
would have won major champion
ship.
The difference in the two games.
according to Armour, lies not only in
the disparity in length from the tee,
where Jones has decisive edge, but
in the second shots. Many times In
competition, Armour says, Nardon
has played perfect rounds OF golf
that is, every hole was played accord
ing to the card. with the tee shot
placed for the second shot and the
requisite number of puts.
Bob Jores' great rounds are seldom
played this way, for his phenomenal
length from the tee enables hlm 10
get home on holes that lesser men
cannot reach. Armour does not cEain
that Vardon was a short hitter. hold.
ing that his tee shots were always
under full control. but that when ne
wanted to let out he could knock a
golf ball as far as any man. Ills
accuracy from the tee and through
the. green was the factor that made
him great. in Armoues Judgment