The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-06-12

OF this proof DR.. Riley quarrelS about this evo-
luton thing
Ola Levang strikes an answering chord in
our hearts when he says, 1--WE have been greatly
comforted by the economists statement that no
truly good business man is ever out of debt"
Women of the Home Demonstration units of
Brown County are going to spend four days in
study and play at Lake Interlachen at Fairmont.
Sounds like awfully good time and also like
and idea that might well be adopted by the wo-
men of other counties.
Several small towns are getting all "het up
about landing fields for airplanes. There's no
doubt that planes will, at some time, not far in
the future, be much more generally used than
now. but the average small city still has few
months at least, before it will be called upon to
provide regular stopping places for commercial
planes.
Don't ever wonder again what becomes of
all the second hand cars. A friend just returned
from trip round the world says she rode in
secondhand Fords and other American-made
cars in every country on the globe. Some of
them had improved with the sea voyage and some
of them had deterorated beyond human compre-
hension. Literally shiploads of them arrive per-
lodically in every port, and are grabbed at for
few coins by motor-mad world.
go
Don't get oxided' said farmer on the
street the other day to another who was growing
red of face and gesticulating wildly with both
hands. Apparently there had been difference
OF opinion, the one was losing his temper, in an
other minute he would have been saying things
ne didn't mean and for which he would have been
sorry. His advisor was still calm and intended
to remain that way. His attitude doubtless
saved trouble for BOTH What world of wisdom
there is in those three words, "Dont get oxided."
How much grief we would save if only we would
and could always follow that advice
Although the special session of Congress-
was called primarily for farm relief, lumber pro-
duclng interests and other industries seem to
have climbed on the relief band wagon for a
httle ride, too-much to the chagrin of all of us
who had expected to get better prices for farm
products without accompanying high prices on
other commodities. However, those of us who
nave had the benefit of many years of experience
with the industrialists should have known better
than to expect they would permit us a boost
without an accompanying boost for themselves.
1nats the trouble with most tariff tinkering: it
is too likely to degenerate into log-rolng
"bee."
Somehow we sort of hope "Bill" Nolan will
be elected congressman from Minneapolis. Not
hIpCr IN
Coleman, but we have much for Mr.. Nolan. His
has been generous and good service to the state
all these years, he has comprehension of the
needs OF the state as whole which is a handy
little thing for congressman even from the big
town TO have. We feel he has the ability to fill
well the place of Walter Newton-and we are
not OF that ilk that feels that Congressman New
ton has at times betrayed the trust of his state.
Taken all in all we believe the Lieutanent Gov
ernor is the man. Besides he tells such corkir,y
good stories and makes such FUNNY (ha-ha,
not peculiarly speeches that we feel Congress
would enjoy him. He would relieve much of the
boredom.
Roy L. Smith, pastor Of Simpson Methodist
church got bit fed up all the gossip concern
ing his trip abroad this summer so he spoke right
out, well, if not right out in meeting at least
right out in the little paper published each week
by his church. And this is what he told the folks
who had been so busy discussing all the things
they didn't know about the Reverend Roy's af-
fairs;
Because it has been reported to me
during the last few weeks that "stories"
are being circulated giving various false
reports, am taking this opportunity to
deny them all at once.
"It is not true that am going blind.
at is not true that Mrs. Smith and I
are breaking up our home and that my
trip is preliminary to separation.
"It is not true than any newspaper is
financing my trip. Neither is it true
that the Roman Catholic Church is
financing it. Neither is it true that
Simpson people are financing it. Meth
er is it true that any political party is
helping finance IT, Every dollar is being
paid out of my own funds.
ct i not true that / am going to look
around for another church while am
gone.
''It is not true that am expecting to
leave Minneapolis as soon as get back.
ct is not true that have been order
ed away by the doctors because of my