The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-05-24

to certain professions which are popularity supposed
to embrace large share of the worlds intelligence
Among those who may be said to be intelligent at
ALL he places university professors actors doctors and
preachers lowest in the scale His for this
clusion, which he says made result of scientific
research is that her intelligence gets no exercise;
they learn to confuse dogmac plausbiity with truth
Going further, Dr. Free declares that the class of
persons who their brains to the best advantage
the foremen-mechanics, chief riggers, precision
chnists and the like Slightly less able than these
engineers and technical men, all of whom are "re
quired to get the facts before reaching conclusions"
The learned doctor doesn't say just where editors
come in Maybe it is well. Possibly they don't come
in at all.
With so many candidates in the field including
several from outside the county in the aarge races,
the FarmerLabor county campaign committee and the
League Of Women Voters being of real service to
the community by inviting candidates appear at pub
lie meetings.
Speeches made by sherffs, particularly are of lit
tie value in determining their abilty-the best speak
er might make the poorest sherif-but the opporuni-
ty afforded to meet the candidates and hear them is
nevertheless worthwhile.
The voting public anxious to make the best choice
possible, should make effort to attend one of these
meetings
If we read between the lines of editorials in ex-
this county because persons rather newly pledged
been quickly promoted to places of prominence Our
suggestion is that anyone willing to gamble the
chances of the party remaining in office with its pres
ent platform handicapeven with Explanations
should be allowed to share the best bread served
Talk of buying factories, railroads. power COM
panies and mines brings threat of bonded ndebt-
edness, probable operating losses and endless taxes
Taxes are an issue in any state which has seen a
steady increase in state levies while minor units of
government made substantial savings
Occasionally hear mutterings that this or that
farmer false reports on corn hog or wheat crops
for recent and that the fact escaped the careful
checking of committees. Where such reports are true
the guilty party should expect little quarter from his
neghbors for under the quota plan is they that he
is robbng not the government as many seem to think
word to the wise is sufficient the Beview indie
pendent believes, judged by editorial last week. part
of which follows Newspaper publicity is the most in
expensive and the greater beneficial medium in which
the candidate can acquaint himself to the voters and
that man or woman who believes not therein per
chance, may just well the $40 filing fee."
No doubt most of us would vote it pleasing ad-
dress it was delivered in ten minutes but the great
trouble is the speakers all appear think the audience
is enjoying it much as the speaker.
Send this to Ripley: fight followed an auto ac-
cdent the other evening and arrested. And
he wasn't certain Minnesota congressman
Perhaps, after all, the most fortunate people are
those who can't obtain credit enough enable them to
live beyond their means.
We suspect that the plan to coin more silver dol
lars is backed by the suspender trust