The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-02-12

preserving her health and beauty to marked degree,
and enhances the joys of home life for the entire fam
lily.
Chase Still in the Race
y ONE of those people who take their politics so
- seriously that they cannot be honest and sport
- ir,y about it are staging effort to eliminate
Ray P. Chase from the for the Republican nomi
nation for governor. Their defeatist effort is based
the probably we-founded premise that Ray is per-
haps the strongest candidate in the field the present
time because of his peculiarly able handling of the
affairs of the state auditors office and the record he
has made the most capable occupant of that office
in state history. The whispering campaign seems al
ready defeated in it's aim to kill Mr.. Chase's guber-
Material boom while it is borning, since has prompt
ly evoked veritabe flood of statements denying its
truth from scores of prominent newspapers.
The earnestness with which these numerous jour
mails have rushed to champion the candidacy of the
state auditor seems to have accomplished than
the stamping out of the defeatist campaign 1t
to indicate that the press, in fair majority,
has adjudged the work of Mr. Chase to the state of
Minnesota of such merit that he deserves promo
ton to higher place in the service of the people of
Minnesota. 1t to indicate that Mr. Chase is in
the opinion of journalism which probably expresses
the opinion of the rural of Minnesota, perhaps
the strongest of three strong candidates who will seek
the Republican nomnation-Chase J. A. A. Burnquist
and N. j. Holmberg.
Mr.. Chase may not have filed for of his
own-but the Journal Chronicle most other newspa-
pers which keep in touch with state affairs and hun
dreds of his friends very much aware that he will
be in the field. Why he has not is not important
since there is plenty of time left for his filing and
good reason why the formalty should be hurried The
effort to keep him out by the circulation of story
that he will not file, designed to attract from him de-
served Of
methods which not in the best repute today.
That two good have already entered in the
persons of Messrs. Burnquist and Homberg is no
reason why Chase should not enter why his adj
mirers should expect him to hesitate about doing So
That sized field in view of the merits of those includ
ed is not large that good cannot be select
ed from it.-Owatonna Journal Chronicle.
Shifting The Gears
lot of people keep busy by telling how busy
they
The true philosopher doesn't whine for things he
knows he can't get.
If is clever in dodging expenses he will not
have to meet them.
Uncle Sam is Shylock or an easy mark depend
ing the point of view.
About the only refuge from hgh-pressure sales
manshp is the cafeteria.
People interested in Muscle Shoals may eclipse
Jobs reputation for patience
Suggestion of an appropriate name for brand
of bootleg whiskey: "Caveat Emptor."
1t is hard to understand girl before she is mar
ried. And harder afterwards.
neighbor who has no other claim to distinc-
ton boasts lot about his tough beard.
Chicago is bankrupt The only way out seems to
be for Henry Ford to buy it for his museum.
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1t is said that about $4,000 900 persons in the
United States own stock in various corporations.
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One effect of the World War is seen in the fact
that former Kaiser Wilhelms recent birthday was
covered in four-line news dispatch.
Senator Norris want to revise the Constitution
If his plan includes the adjustment of the Senate
good many will be for it.
President Hoover has stopped the importation of
parrots If he could only stop some of the parrot
talk that is going about it would help, too.
New York experts have determined that there are
&c different kinds of disagreeable noises We suspect
that radio and talkies furnish at least 25 of them
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London has the largest bookstore in the world,
with than 100000 volumes stock 80 miles of
shelving.
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At Goderich, Ont, salt mine has been produc-
ing fifty gallons of brine minute for ffty-seven
years.