The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-08-22

err is very much the woman's candidate and that
they going to have big share in his victory
in November.
]. o. Bentall he of the unsavory war reputa-
ton, has again bounced into print-away in on
the inside pages. He announced himself Thurs
day as a candidate for governor of Minnesota
the communist ticket. The fact is nothing to get
excited about-it merely gives us the opportunity
to write one more paragraph.
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The champion adjuster of the country is
Herbert Hoover. He secured this title during
and after the when his business acumen
was tested to the utmost and he through
with flying colors. With his experience and
level-headedness, we would say Hoover is the
man for president.-Ely Miner.
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Poiret says he shall make gowns higher in
the neck and longer in the skirt in effort to
recapture the elusive charm of women" Poiret
may if he chooses, but we are willing to wager
the women of today will vote against the
"elusive charm" stuff and for the comfort and
freedom Of the present day dress.
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We used to 90 to the movies to seek peace
and quite which we got if we were successful
enough to pick picture that the small and noisy
kids couldn't afford to see, and successful in
finding a seat at generous distance from the
subtitle reader. But that the "talkies"
have come in we are way out. There is
just no such things as "the quiet drama" any,
more.
While nothing is more deadly than
indifference toward public affairs, there
is always the danger in campaign times
that we the American people, will take
our politics too seriously. 1t is health
full to remember that the American gov
eminent will go on, no matter who is
elected president-Grove Patterson.
Yeah, but it will go quite little better
if OUR candidates are all put into office!
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committee calling itself "the
national common calendar simplifca-
ton group" at its first meeting recently,
tentatively fixed 1888 the logical
date for universal adoption of the
thirteen-month calendar. We may be
i termed "old fogies," but we cannot see
any reason for changing the present
system that has wthstood the wear and
tear of the past centures-Red Lake
Falls Gazette.
Well, all these committees have to have
something to commit" don't they? Let them
'
cupation and may keep them from doing some
thing really disturbing
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Ted Christianson says that Ray Chase's plan
for the creation of forestry department is
not only wise but unselfsh. Mr.. Chases propos-
al is that the next legislature shall create such
/ a department to take and combine those
phases of forest work now handled by the state
auditor and the state forester. This would do
away with disagreeable contentious like the re-
cent one between Mr.. Comet and Mr.. Chase and
would also provide an efficient and consistent
working program. The governor insists the plan
is wise because it is workable and unselfish be-
if it is put into effect it will lift out bod
lily large section of the state auditors organ
ization and move it away. The Governor might
| also have added that the plan is really necessary
if Minnesota is to reconstruct and conserve her
forest properties.
/ Ray P. Chase is said to be the best
F, informed in the state of Mime
sofa regarding state affairs and finances.
Those of you who have heard our state
j. auditor talk know that this is the case.
He is a veritable talking encyclopedia of
facts and figures. Right now Ray is
giving the Forestry Commission the
dope of our state owned lands and pos
sibilities of an intelligent reforestation
program. In very fair series of let
tiers to those interested he has answered
their questions one by one, and any who
read them can't help but see that this
state is overlooking some good bets, and
that the resources of the state have been
handled in very haphazard manner in
years past. Watch Ray p. Chase. He
will be out for Governor some day, and
when he does he will be hard man to
4 beat.-Wells Mirror.
That's all right When Ray Chase announces
himself for Governor it win be when conditions
in the state and political circumstances are so
right no one will want to beat him-everybody
will be glad to vote for him. Rays Judgment
is such that the time, the place and the boy win
all be exactly O. K.