The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-09-11

that in well established school, the officials
and faculty should be poorly organized,
| that old-time brutal hazing can be committed
| right in the school house, so to speak, before
their very noses.-Watson Voice.
Hazing, so-caled is limited to clipping hair from
Frosh heads. Although the work is sometimes done
by the Sophs proof of brutality could be unearthed
in an investigation conducted yesterday afternoon.
There various reactions the part of the
shorn Many of the Freshmen, and especially those
who live in town and who have grown up with local
school traditions, regard clipped head of hair as
something to be proud of, as class indentifcation
less desirable honor. Some of these even
ask for early shearing. Others submit to the ordeal
with only ordinary good grace. And others don't like
it at ALL
BARRIERS say that hair clipped head grows
out with added sheen, that the scalp is benefited
J and that washing it is no job at all.
No matter what the benefits, school authorities
became concerned last because students from out
of town didn't like it. Attempts made both be-
fore and after school started this year to put stop
to contemplated harcuttings. 1t is very difficult to
obtain evidence in matter of this kind, however, be-
the Frosh themselves are tight -mouthed-
subscribe to an old code that forbds tattling-Mon-
tevideo News
Yep, will have rain, Renville County is
having its Fair this week. No better prophet than
that although the rain will way detract from the
wonderful exhibition that neighboring county al
ways has.
girl who was Miss America few years ago
is reported to have put forty pounds and the
Detroit News says it is going to keep her in mind
when it to selecting a Miss Western Henri
sphere.
The new souvenir folders of Redwood Falls and
RAM Stata park horo ond for Tbo
folder consists of twenty beautiful views of the city
and park and for sale at several places in town.
The cost in the purchase and mailing of of these
folders to friend is slight and the advertising the
city will receive is really effective.
Your Fair will open its gates in less than two
weeks. 1t is YOUR Fair and will be whatever you
make it. 1t has always been of the outstanding
County Fairs in Minnesota Lets all make it bigger
and better than before Plenty of chance to en-
ter something. If you have not already received a
Premium List, write to Secretary W. A. Hauck for
one, then get busy and use the entry blanks.
Construction of Airports Speeded over North
west," headline appearing in a Twin City Sunday
paper and following is given list of the cities in
this part of Minnesota that have already about
establish airports. Some of them are mighty close
to home, SO close in fact that makes rather
comfortable to think that Redwood Falls has no air.
port is not in the least "airminded" Redwood Falls
has everything else that is necessary for it's advance
ment. LET'S HAVE ANsAIRPORT!
Gasoline and booze don't mix; that's ALL
Booze don't go with industry" said Henry
Ford IN recent statement in which he added
that he would quit the manufacture of auto
| mobiles if egalized booze ever returned
Henry isn't the first employer who has discovered
that booze and work don't mix. Nearly every en-
ployer has found scores of men who would have been
wonderful workmen if booze hadn't nterfered
! From where We sit in getting out this column,
good view can be had of the of Mill and Second
streets The "Stop" sign this corner quite VISA
BILE, although it seems that it placed there for
some other purpose than a warning to STOP Most
drivers heed the warning and STOP, while there
are many who do not give it the slightest thought.
Some day the council going to get peeved about this
matter and start having accidents on this corners not
the kind of accident where is smashed up but
the kind in which the pocket-book is badly injured
The trouble between Arab and Jew at the Wall
ing Wall of Jerusalem brings the thought that if all
problems OF reparaton finance and territory set
tied at the peace conference there still remains ere
hglon over which the world can wage war; And it
would be nothing if worldwide calamity came
from the trouble started a few weeks ago in the
Holy Land Many of the bloodiest battles of history
were waged because men unwilling to let their
neghbors practice religion different than there own
Religion, the greatest uplifting force in the life of man.
is strange thing over which fight but it has been
done.