0 gf* .! Sfijl CS !igp r^-•.•^ TEST'S ,-!• .•* •A* vWP" •«. PAGE F1VK' MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA it MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1920. Meta chap last week who was very Phone your news items to The News—Main 450. The young couple wilTreturn from strong for the Democratic party. Just an extended trip in the east about HARDING'S CREED then an asylum guard came along Nov. 15 and will be at home at 211 and took him back to St. Peter. •IlliBIBMB South Main street. 'ip Hi HOT TELL AGE .W- Republicans at the forthcoming COUNTY ATTORNEY SPEAKS general election should emulate the postage stamp and stick to their party until the victory is delivered. Teacher*»May Otto Baudler Talks On Good N on-Resident To sricguM at the Also Vote By Registering Cox says he is running a cheap Roads Plan From A Legal To stabi&e campaign. It sounds like it. View By Mail To prosper Leuthold Speaking from a legal standpoint Many quetions have eofrie in to Today's Fashion Note To thiiikof Otto Baudler, County Attorney, at a the state headquarters of the League Good Roads meeting at Sargeant Saturday .* of Women Voters as to whether teachers lb exalt night said there is nothing in may vote at the coming elections livefer To the the Babcock Amendment which and if so whether they should compels the building of Hard Surfaced vote in their home district or in the and severe roads. district where they stay during the 25c heaviest Canvas Gloves Considerable interest was manifest ...15c school year. among the farmers and many questions To satisfy these questions the Attorney 25c Men's Jersey Gloves were asked about the proposed ....,....15c general was appealed to and measure. John Anderson gave a has rendered the following opinion: 25c Double tick Mittens ...15c general outline of the Amendment "A woman voter teaching in a district and County Engineer A. C. White other than the district of her 25c Rockford Sox 20c also spoke. Among other things permanent residence, may register by mentioned by County Attorney Baudler mail pursuant to the provisions of $1.25 Phoenix Hose 90c was the fact that there is ho other section 425, G. S. 1913 and may vote way of getting Federal aid for roads by mail pursuant to the provisions of $1.50 fleece Shirts and Drawers 90c except by Amendment No. 1. chapter 68, Laws of Minnesota 1917. The Attorney General further advises $3.00 Worsted Army Underwear $1.90 ^vw that if a teacher intends to make her permanent residence where $5.00 Signal Wool Shirts $2.90 she is now teaching she may vote in that district but she must satisfy the $3.00 Men's Dress Shirts $2.00 election judges as to the sincerity of OPENS HERE TODAY her intention to make her new residence $1.25 Heavy Work Shirts 85 permanent. Women Anxious About Age Umcle Sam: $2.50 Extra Heavy Overalls $1.90 Even more inquiries have come to "Shake. Warren—My idea twdyf I the League of Women Voters as to $4.00 Khaki Unionalls $2.90 whether women could be required to Speakers Emphasize "Readin* $1.50 Boys Heavy Overalls $1.00 give their exact age at the polls and Nine or Ninety and "Rithmetic"—Session alarm was expressed .in some quarters $4.00 Men's Heavy Sweaters $2.00 that if this requirement was insisted To Close Oct. 29 He Walks Alone upon a considerable reduction $2.50 Men's Heavy Sweaters $1.50 in the woman's vote would result. fiEIS DOUBLE WIN Opening the annual teachers institute Mr. J. one of & Decker Austins Once more the Attorney Genreal with an enrollment of 121 $5.00 Boys' Worsted Sweaters $3.0© most respected citizens was a visitor came to the rescue with an opinion Mower County rural teachers at the at the Mower County News office today. which should satisfy any uneasiness $2.50 Boys' Worsted Sweaters Congregational church, Conductor H. Coming toere in the early days on this score. The opinion reads: H. Fuller, Director of the Rural Department and he underwent many hardships "Where it is obivious that a prospective $3.50 Fur lined Caps $2.00 of the Mankato Normal privations. He laughingly told us how voter is over twenty-one years school of Mankato today said indications Defeats Blooming Prairie Friday-and his mother, when ne was nine months of age, there should be no. inquiry on $10 men's leather vests $7.50 pointed to the most successful old told him he would have to Walk the subject by the election board. St. Ansgaf Saturday meeting ever held in Mower County. alone, and now in his 90th year he What entry should be made by the $12 men's extra long leather vests $9J75 The morning session was taken up election judges in the columns of the can wall walk alone. Mr. Decker has Climaxing their victory over with organization and enrollment register headed: "Length of residence $15 men's Corduroy leather vests not drank tea or coffee for 54 years, $12.50 the Austin Blooming Prairie Friday work. This afternoon Miss Caroline in the United states," "Length of his mind is keen and he is enjoying High School journeyed to St. Ansgar Robbins formerly of the Mankato good health and says he hopes to live residence in the state/' in cases where $20 Lanpher sheep-lined coats ^Saturday and took the Iowa team in $15.00 Normal school faculty will give a to be a hundred years old. the applicant is obviously over twenty-one .tow with the overwhelming of score comprehensive talk on ^'English." Mr. years of age? In my opinion $30 Lanpher sheep-lined Ulsters 65 to 6. The machine like work of $25.00 Fuller will speak on "Arithmetic" •Cox was in a train wreck the other the proper entries to be made in such much the Austin eleven proved too and Mrs. Rice, county superintendent, (day. He will think he has been thru cases are, in, the case of a citizen born $60 Fur Collared Coats ...$40.00 for the Iowa lads and they were unable on the many problems confronting several of them when he gets the in the United States over twentyone the to make downs once during the rural schools of this county. Brown broadcloth justifies its $50 Leather lined Coats (election returns in November. years" "over six months," and ......$35.00. .game. Mr. Fuller expressed great satisfaction claim to ultra-smartness in this semitailleur "over thirty days." In the case Of a over the attitude taken by Playing the aerial game and using in straightline effect. The Agriculture is the basic industry naturalized citizen or of voters who School the attending teachers toward tike wide end runs, Austin High buttons which trim the front of selfmaterial and the leading industry of America were not born in the United States to institute. THE I administered a decisive defeat and there are irregular bars Farmers \who want "their interests .advanced more exact information may be required. 26 to JBlooming Prairie High School, of embroidery at each side of the will vote ior Harding. It then becomes pertinent to 0 Friday afternoon at Blooming Praiirie. Miss Gussie Sprague spent Sunday skirt to emphasize the pockets. Taij know definitely what length of time in Minneapolis. silk forms the vest which is cut in the person seeking .to vote has resided first square effect. In medium size the Starting-with a rush from tl" in the United States, the state 25 MS JUISM MIIM. 25 STORES Prof. Gansta of Minneapolis was 5 model requires 3% yards 48-inch kick-off, a triple pass, Hansen to Eberhart of Minnesota and the election district guest at the C. E. Haugen home Sunday. serge, with 1% yards 36-inch lining and Curier and Cory to Young netted the Red wherein he is a resident. But in normal for-gores, and yard silk. A plunge Married Satutdv White eleven ififty yards. cases of a voter born in this Pictorial Review Waist No. 8544.. Hun­ F. Laurence Carrier of Hartford, -for six through tackle by yards country, the data given above is sufficient Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust. Price Conn., Harvard. graduate and Miss gry" Young pu$ the pigskin between The red flag of socialism has no to enable the judges to determine iiBiin ii!B!!!lfl!i:!fli!iIB!lllB!i:!Bil!IBli!iB!i!!Blli!l 25 cent. Skirts No. 8600. Sizes, 24 to Genevieve Cory of this city were HBiDBI! !liB[i!!B place in America. The Republican -the pines for six: points. the qualifications of the persons 40 inches waist. Price, 20 cents. married Saturday night at the home party will keep it out. offering to vote." to Another 30 yards pass, Young of Miss Cory's parents on Kenwood between Pribble again planted the leather ADVERTISE IN THE NEWS Avenue. Dr. W. A. Chapman acted AND GET RESULTS the posts for six more points. as best man and Lola Belle 2ory was The second half ©pened with Blooming maid of honor, Robert Cory acted THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BACKS minute, Prairie fighting every as ring bearer, carrying the ring in however they weue unable to cope a basket of flowers. Mr. and Mrs. with the local warriors and "Hungry* DIBBLE DAIRY CO. E. Ray Cory played Schubert's Serenade Young, after a series of wide end during the ceremony, following runs, plunged the line for a touchdown it with Mendelssohn's Weddijng CO-OPERATION TO SOLVE FARM PROBLEMS and then kicke€ goal. IF YOU WANT THE BEST march. Bev. G. H. Ten Broeck of the Episcopal church officiated. Paas Net# Final Touchdown Pasteurized Milk and Cream Dorine Abrahams, Edna Eastman. The thkti quarter £he Blooming Jeanette Selby and Mildred Lugg acted Prairie school secured axiiew lease of as brides maids. The bride waq life and held the Austiaa eleven on •CALL US U!P- downs. In ^Ihe last few ^minutes of dressed in white charmeuse and lace plav a thirty yard pas, Young to with a wedding veil of white lace with ICE CREAM OUPPORT the party pribble hung up the final score of white alyssian and white rose buds. (To vote for Harding and Coolidge, it- 26 to 0. Blooming Prairie has a carried a shower bouquet of She which CAN DO smashing backfield that is a creditto white roses. The maid of honor Orders taken up to 5 o'clock and deliv jred was put opposite group of Republican THINGS FOR THE in green organdie the school but their line is weak. One dressed pale an^ pink Russell roses. FARMER and which instance of loss of temper on the part carried Presidential Electors as below.) Captain of the team marred ths of the recognizes farming as clean sporty record of the rest of the America's basic industry. B—.» B.I'IP team. For Austin, Hansen, Eberhart were particularily brilliant and Young in department of the game. MRS. EUGENE DIEUDONNE W. T. FRANCIS every For Presidential RICHARD E. WAKEFIELD O. W. MILLER Republican— $60 $70 $75 A. W. WELLS BE0RGE E. WICKER A. B. COATES HARDING DR. GEORGE WEISER Electors f. JOHN LUNDIN W. W. SIVRIGHT OTATE and National J. A. GRAHEK MRS. STELLA A. WHITMAN DO YOU Republican candidates REMEMBER THIS? are PLEDGED FOR GOVERNOR TO AGRICULTURAL J. A. O. PREUS Miss Anna McBride has returned REFORMS THROUGH Hart Schaffner & Marx from a three weeks visit from Winona, GO-OPERATIVE ENTERPRISES Minneapolis and Northfield. OWNED Lieutenant J. W. Davidson left this to his lecture dates at BY FARMERS. afternoon fill Rochester and Northfield. Owatonna, FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 1 He with him his dog "Blondie, took LOUIS L. COLLINS his Kyacks and numerous other relics from the region of snow. I# TO insure this pro- -J Finest Suits and Overcoats, now S. D. Catherwood is out again after gram elect state 1 a three weeks' siege of billious officers who will fever. 4 "Mine Host" Grant, of the Arlington WORK WITH AND $40 $50 $60 FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Hotel spread a sumptuous dinner NOT IN OPPOSITION for his guests yesterday. Th^ MIKE HOLM to the National Administration, menu was beyond criticism by the most exacting epicure. The Bohemian Harding band furnished music as delightful and Preus—Harmony as the viands. Among specially and Prosperity. invited guests from the city were Treasurer. Seebach and son Albert, FOR STATE TREASURER Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Robinson, Frank Rensberger, Nick Nicholsen, Jno^ F. HENRY RINES $30 All Wool, Tailor made $40, $45, $50 Styleplus Robinson of Austin and Messrs. Geo* THE Republican par- A. Hormel and L. G. Campbell of A ty, tlie party of "Chicago.". SllltS «t 4 sanity and co-operation, Hon. John Mathieson, who has been elected a member of the lower house, makes food Its FOR ATTORNETfGENERAL will move his aged mother to St. Paul All Wool Freize and Wei tor $35, $40 and $45 pledges. CLIFFORD L. HILTON this fall and live with a relative of his there during the sesion. Overcoats The Sunday evening services at the new Prebyterian church, conducted $18.50 TTS candidates are by Mrs. Hormel, wife of the pastor, $25 Ulsters and Overcoats are attracting much attention. A m^of the highest A lady in the pulpit preaching is a first EAQJtOAD WAREHOUSE COMMISSIOHE* F0K AMD $25 Worsted and Cheviot Suits type. They are fitted -ir class novelty, and as Mrs. Hormel is O. P. B. JACOBSON to serve by ability and a fine speaker, and a ready and deep thinker, it is not to be marveled at experience. that she should have good houses. BOY'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS Fred Hall and Chas. F. Ellis talk of going down to Cedar Rapids, Iowa 97.7S, 99.75, on a visit to P. Newcomb, the great you FOR JUSTICE SUPREME COURT nominated $12.78, $17.50 pigeon fancier and breeder of the HOMER B. DIBELL them In June. Hawkeye state. Mrs. George Duffy has been offered LET'S FINISH THE -4 Leuthold-Peterson Co. for the March-Davis bicycle $90.00 JOB Tuesday, No?. 2. she drew at the Catholic fair. Merrick & Baird have taken possession DON'T TAKE of the furniture in the Champion office and carried it over, ti their palace of pretty things. They1 1 be are not to criticized, for believing in the good old adage that "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." wM WiJ ^lUll tLH"iin IJ. JWIIMIIIJJ JllJl BIBS! I IUIJUIII-W 'P-