-r 535 _VJ*^ ^/V"" •5'"'?', r"""* 7'"^* MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1920 PAGE TWO SENATtlR HARDING TO SPEAK HERE MONDAY ECLIPSE CORNER Urges Service Men "Second—The only relief from RETAIL MERCHANTS this dieeply critical situation is in To Apply For creating a new source of revenue for proposes waruE Victory Medals the construction and upkeep of the by Edited Mrs. W. W. Remmington Wlil Weekly Shavings main arterial highways, or what may Splinters Vol. 343 October 27, 1920 properly be termed state highways, Hold Last Political Meeting POST IN CtBINEl The Minnesota department of the thereby releasing all of the present At Armory American Legion is sending out a bulletin state aid, county and township funds PYRENE KILLS FIRE —SAVES Since the dawn of history a man's to be used for the proper construction to each post in the state, asking home has been his castle, his little LIFE. A child can use it. Ask the Mrs. W'. W. Remington of St. Paul and maintenance of cut lateral part of the world where he is supreme. Eclipse. the posts to redouble their efforts Predict Greater Prosperity roads in our respective counties. will speak at the Armory, Monday, A nation is an aggregation of. to get service men to apply for Victory Tells 12,000 Women He Favori And Lower Living Costs If homes. Wandering tribes that have November 1st at 2 p. m. at a Republican medals, and to have formal presentations WINTER AND EGGS—or rather Tax on Autos Proper no fixed habitations cannot constitute Department in Defense of Amendment is Passed. rally. winter and sufficient eggs to make on Armistice day. "Third—Because the motor a nation, because without homes the feeding of poultry in the cold Mrs. Remmington is a fine speaker Mothers, Childhood and there can be no nation. This action was taken at the request vehicles derive the direct benefit weather profitable—that is the important an everybody is invited to hear from the improvement of roads, The Minnesota Retail Dry Goods association Public Health. of National Commander. F. W. thing when planning the new her. She goes from Austin to Albert or from a new and better class formally adopted resolutions Strong —cheap —handy— ECLIPSE Galbraith, who called attention to the poultry house. Your "omre eggs" of roads than has heretofore Lea on the afternoon train making it PORTABLE CORN CRIBS—you will favoring Amendment No. 1 and poultry house should be built for permanence—that resolution passed in Cleveland for cooperation been necessary for other forms TO ADVANCE SOCIAL JUSTICE necessary the meeting: to be held at need one for your surplus corn. is the most important the good roads program for Minnesota between the American Legion of travel, it is only proper and point, because you do not want to quartette 2 o'clock. The ladies double right that a special tax should be embodied in it. and the war service department spend money each year putting it Eclipse sunshine windows fit into placed upon those motor vehicles will add to the occassion with patriotic Emphasizes Need of Safeguarding It was argued for the amendment for the distribution of the Victory into shape. It should have southern the roof instead of the sides of the sufficient to finance the construction music. that it would increase the prosperity exposure and a scratch pen with Women on American Farms. medals and asked each Legion post hog house. The sun shines directly and maintenance of the plenty of windows to admit sunlight. of the state and tend to reduce on the floor of the pens, giving them officer "to make it your personal bu entire state. We believe thecreator Stands for Enforcement of Law Avoid dampness and see that the MICKIE SAYS a constant bath of sunlight. Even in the cost of living by bringing of this demand for durable siness to see that your post and your building is well ventilated and free the dead winter they have sunlight roads should bear the expense rural and metropolitan districts into community get vigorously behind the ifrom draughts. Thoroughly clean the without exposure. The rays of heat of the thing necessary to Marion, O.—The creation of a Federal closer relation, and greatly enhance coop frequently. distribution of the medals and the radiate from the floor. The entire be created. NES'SlR/. VUE. PVWNT O Department of Public Welfare to the flow of business from the country hoghouse is warmed, and the damp, proper observance of Armistice day, function in defense of maternity, child VlMD-a OF MEVMS *TU\S PKPEft- unhealthful vapors are driven off. Coal is high in price and mighty to the city as well as from the city "Fourth—The proposed constitutional 1920, so as to make it an epoch making hood and public health was proposed Sunshine is cheaper than corn and scarce, as you know. Save coal by the amendment leaves it within the to the farm. event in American Legion History. by Senator Harding in a speech on so -*UV is just as necessary. use of Storm sash and storm doors—• discretion and power of the legislature cial justice to 5,000 women who came I -XW% ADS, \3 tte&U* iW WOST The resolution follows: economical and comfortable. as to how much of the road building to his front porch from all points oi Only one out of every nine service NKATOfcTMJrt rt program shall be carried out within "Whereas, There is now before the /t J. CLEMENS the compass. "fo ©rc KAO"SrC PGR. each two year period, thereby safeguarding men eligible for Victory medals has people of Minnesota a proposed constitutional ONE PIECE OR A CAR LOAD"// Such a department, said Senator the state against changing applied for them. amendment, known as Harding, must "avoid the fearful resuits condition and leaving the entire Amendment No. 1, which provides for control both as to bond issues andv of bureaucracy. There can be Manager the establishment of a trunk highway Racine Man Loses construction with the people thru I no more efficient way of advancing a their representatives. system to be built and maintained by Arm Shredding I humanitarian program," he said, "than "Therefore, Be it resolved by the M. H. HON by adapting the machinery of our Federal the state and, whereas ihis convention Corn Monday Minnesota Retail Dry Goods association Residence Government to the purposes we Phone Bridge has given careful consideration in convention assembled in the desire to attain. While others may to the provisions and purposes of said While shredding corn on the Ellingheisen city of Minneapolis, Oct. 21, that the Main 659-R 802 have their eyes fixed upon some par- amendment, and has concluded that state trunk highway system, as proposed farm Monday, John Lang of 1 ticular piece of legislation or more particular it is for the best interests of the in said state constitutional Racine caught his arm in the shredder REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS state of Minnesota to adopt this policy of social justice which amendment No. 1, known as the Babcock and mangled it so severely that it was Amendment at the next general election, road plan, be, and the same is calls for tha sympathetic interest of us City and Business Properties. Rentals and Insurance November 2, we submit the following necessary to amputate. hereby indorsed and the members of all, I say, without hesitation, that reasons which impel us to said this conference are urged to exert every our primary consideration must be the His condition is critical. Office with Niehuis & DeBuhr Laad Co. conclusion. possible effort to secure the ratification machinery of administration, and that AUSTIN. MINN. of the same by the voters at Austin National Bank Bldg. Roads Almost Impassable •when the time comes for us to reorganize RETURN HILTON AND DIBELL the next geneial election Nov. 2." "First—The use of motor vehicles our administrative government Uuil&ai* on the public highways for travel, In Washington we must all stand There are certain state offices of F. FAIRBANKS J. traffic and transportation purposes together for the creation of a Department such a nature that the previous train has grown to such an extent that the lUSe of Public Welfare. MR.. FARMER ing of their holders is a matter of main arterial highways ^re rapidly "I pledge myself today," he said, "to 2MD becoming almost impassable even relatively small importance. I support with all that is in me whatever with a great expenditure for maintenance, In the case of others, it is profoundly practical policy of social welfare and a maintenance cost which DEADER IN social justice can be brought forward essential to the welfare of absorbs annually a very large portion CoaJ, Wood,Lime by the combined wisdom of all AmeriI the people that they elect a man of all funds which the counties receive Advertise cans. Nothing can concern America, from the state aid, including whose training, experience and past county and township levies. This levies and nothing can concern me as an Cement, Sewe record point definately to their capa the counties and the townships American, more deeply than the bility. with a wholly insufficient fund to health, the happiness and the enlightenment Pipe, Brick and The office of attorney general belongs improve and maintain the strictly gourSale it) of every fellow American. county and township roads. pre-eminently in this class, and Right now, Mr. Wilson's batting Must Avoid Paternalism. Wall Plaster. The Daily News strongly urges the average in the League of Nations i^ "I" *'t* *1* •I* *1* S'h$h3 "The social justice that I conceive is this Newspaper t~ of Clifford L. Hilton in of ,not paternalism. It would be easy to retention about .0000. AUCTIONEER aiiotimirrn LOVELL ni/n make it so, and dangerous Indeed to fice, on the ground that he has proven a**- Office 301 Easi Bridge St, the best spirit that Americans can himself an able official in the past Both Phones No. 32 It it ^J 1 N O I E & have—the spirit of expressing by the Talk with people I hare and that his experience gained in of Austin, Minn. Individual free will one's own merits, fice is a valuable asset for future & cried sales for and those that 4 capacity and worth. We do not want i». 'Will bring circumstances. Untried, untutored I SAVE YOUR PAPER. WE have had other auctioneers a?d government to suppress that expression S BUY IT Highest prices paid for material, however potential for good, of free will, even by benevolence, decide who you want to make DELCO-LIGHT scrap iron, Rags, Rubbers and is at best, a dangerouss medium thru but we do mean to preserve in America tjou buyers and Metals, Hides And Wool, jl» your sale. which to administer the attorney general's an equal opportunity and a preparedness Get our prices before Selling He complete Electric light and for self-expression therein, elsewhere. date grave duties. Secure your Power Plant even though we use the government The same argument applies strongly 1 Chas. Dubinsky & Co. 11 Phone Main 909 Electric light £nd power for less to do^t. in the case of Homer B. Dibell, as­| than you are paying for poor TEL. NO. 400-L MAIN AUSTIN, MINN. "I believe that there is no.step more light. sociate justice of the supreme court practical, no step which will mean The responsibilities of the post de more to the growth of America's social mand that it be occupied by an able IB!! I! 11!!!E welfare no step which will guarantee iiBiiiian MOWER COUNTY NEWS jurist rigidly conscientious and unembarra'sed better America's social justice, DIBBLE DAIRY CO. than one which I propose to you. by political entanglement. Dangers to Be Avoided. Judged by these standards, MAIN 450 "I have no doubt that there will be Judge Dibell has shown himself eminently IF YOU WANT THE BEST Clarcnce W. Rosenthal some who will find in this proposal fitted for the important post Pasteurized Milk and Cream 406 Se. St. Paul Phone Main 666-L cause for calling me an extremist, but he holds and will continue to hold— •when we have a task to do, which has St. Paul Daily News. been dictated by our conscience and —CALL US UP approved by our wisdom, let us Don't tell this, but Townley campaigners straightway find the way to do It. I Business ICE CREAM and Professional in the Twin Cities and Duluth do not say this without a word of are boasting to the workingmen caution. I recognize certain dangers that the League has brought down Orders taken up to 5 o'clock and deli\ jred which are always presented when government flour prices. Guess that's working undertakes large and detailed the game both ways, eh? Directory tasks." IIBIIIIB1BII !IB!!l!Bi!i!B!l!IB!i!IBII !IS9i!!IBill!fll!l!B!l!!S3!!l!£9ll Tasks of Social Justice. GET UP EARLY Senator Harding pointed out the Get up earlier Monday morning so necessity of going forward upon a you can be at the Armoryat 2 p. m. sure footing and declared: to hear Mrs. Remmington speak at "When making the proposal for a the last Republican rally before election.' department of public welfare to *'i' •!»'i'* 'i' 'i' 'i'* J. M. HEIMER Adv. 3-35-c America, I am aware that I have made F. H. MAYER J. K. LYNDE a step in advance of any platform. Live Stock and Real Estate DENTIST UNDERTAKING Auctioneer "We all know that we face tasks of Office In Hirsh Block Undertaker and Funeral Director social justice, which we most undertake Specially Conversant with AUTO HEARSE Telephone Main 117 Pedigree work. with dispatch and efficiency. Who AUSTIN, MINN. can suggest one of these tasks which Phone 9001. Adams, Minn. Day Call 677, Both Phones can supersede In our hearts, or In the Night Call 120. Both Phones rank which foresight and wisdom will G. L. BAKER, M. D. give that of the protection of our maeternity? MuTUR Physician and Surgeon DONOVAN & GOSLEE W. R. EARL FURNITURE CO. Office in Lewis Building "The protection of the motherhood Funeral Directors UNDERTAKING and of America can not be accomplished Phones: Residencet Bridge 130 and Embalmers FUNERAL DIRECTION .until the state and the nation have enacted Office, Bridge 277 Auto Hoarse Equipment Day Calls—Int. 198 N. W. 2Sf and, by their example, have enforced Austin, Minn. Prompt Attention in Every Detail Night Calls customs, which protect wornanhood Donovan—Interstate T. W. 114-Xi Business Residence itself. I know full well that 1892 28 Years' Experience 1920 N. W. 448-J Phone Main 112 Phone Main 113 there are women who Insist that women DR. F. E. DAIGNEAU H. A. Goslee—Interstate 522-L A. M0TT AUSTIN, MINN. shall be treated upon the same N. W. 1080 Eye-sight Specialist basis that men are treated." Motor and Carriage Serrioo Scientific adjustment of GLASSES Senator Harding discussed the need Carlson's Garage to all forms defective vision of adequate protection for women la of M. D. ARTHUR WEST ALLEN, ii ALBERT HOPFE industry and expressed his belief In 120 West Mill Street Surgeon Oenliaft the wisdom of an eight-hour day for P. Surgeon C. M. & St. Ry. STORAGE] SERVICE women workers. He emphasized the Surgeon Geo. A. Hormel 4k Cow BATTERY STATION HOFFMAN & RICHARDSON ,jieed of safeguarding the women on DISEASES OF THE EYE AND LIVE STOCK GLASSES FITTED 1 American farms. He proposed putting I WINTER STORAGE ATTORNEYS AT LAW ESTATE REAL Office First National Bank BMy- the Children's Bureau under the sugjgested Phone Office -Bridge 76 I 315 N. Main St. Department of Public Welfare, AUCTIONEER When you are ready to put Phone Residence—Bridge 4M SPECIAL-SIX and urged prevention of abuses of AUSTIN, MINN I OFFICE HOURS: child labor. I your car away for the winter, 9 to 10 a. m.—2 to 4 p. n. Apply early for dates, as I sell "I must not fail," Senator Harding call the Pierce Battery Co., to By Appointment, 7:30 to 8 p. m. O Anew ease of drhring is yours in the SPECIALSix went on, "to speak to you today of one THE HOSPITAL CLINIC nearly every day in the sale of the measures of social justice and take care of your battery, 112 —secured by the improved steering design, D. social welfare not often catalogued in C. A. Hegge, M. AUSTIN CUNIC greater leverage on pedals, the responsiveness Impor­| E. Maple street. Phone Bridge O. H. Hegge, M. D. I tills manner, but perhaps more AUSTIN, MINN. and flexibility of the motor, improved brakes, P. A. Lommen, M. D. tant than any we have considered. I Chas F. Lewis, M. D. 1 301. Miss Malinda Lewis,1 X-ray and refer to the enforcement of law. It and simple* quiet gear shifting. E. C. Rebman, M. D. laboratory assistant. will not be my business when elected Chas C. Allen, M. D. 50-H. P. detachable-head motor intermediate to decide what laws shall be. It will J. G. W. Havens. M. D. FOUNDERS AND SURGEONS DRS. FENTON & MEANY transmission 119-inch wheelbase, giving maximum jbe legitimate for me to invoke public to St. Olaf Hospital. W. B. Grise, M. D. FOR SALE DENTISTS comfort for fire passengers. opinion for their enactment, but such General Surgery Surgeons, C. M. & St. P. R. R. Austin National Bank Bldg. a call to public opinion must be based AH StudebalMr Cars are equipped with SPECIAL ATTENTION given Eye, Ear, Nose and Tknst Office Phone: Bridge 103 imore upon the duty of the Executive Cord Tir— ••other Studabaker pracedcnt to diagnostic accuracy, clinical, Glasses fitted of the nation to give facts to the peoiple Residence Dr. Fenton: Main 455-R microscopic, chemical and radio* Choice registered. Shropshire Hoepital Surgeons- St. Olaf than upon his desire to gire opinlon, graphic examinations accurately 664 Residence Dr. Meany: Main Ram Lambs from an imported sire. \Thi* it a Studebaker Year'* W. R. R. theory and propaganda. The enforcement made. C. a Serviceable size, price $25 each. AUSTIN, MINNESOTA of the law is an Executive A. A Co. General SurgeryEye, Geo. Hormel Also, Registered Duroc Jersey responsibility and must be undertaken Ear, Nose and Throat. Boars. Big Type. Best of breeding. Hormel Milling Co. DR. M. J. HARDY Glasses properly fitted. by the Executive without regard Serviceable size. Our local P. Ol Babcock Bldg. Oppoeito for his personal' approval or disapproval price $50.00., Both Phonee 197 Office over Haugan's Haugan' Pharmacy. DENTIST of the law, which it has been CASTLE WOOD STOCK FARM 400 N. Main St. For Information Out the people's will to enact." Austin National Bank Bids* Phone Main 222 Of Office Hours Call MARTIN & SCHROEDER Austin* Austin Any Of The Doctors Austin Grand Meadow We want no experiments in the Main 3F5 EarlPadelford AUSTIN, MINN. state capitoL Look at North Dakota. iiiiiiiiiggiil MtanpasH