THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1920 MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA OUR NEXT PRESIDENT the marriage of her grandson Joins boys and girls in Marion. During est votes given any measure or candidate Y. W. C. A. SECRETARY Miss Fulghum's successor has not Felten. their courtship Harding often brought in'the state. TENDERS RESIGNATION been named. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Fardahl of Adams his cornet over and played duets, with The adoption of Amendment No. spent Sunday at the C. W. Johnson (Continued from. Page One) the future Mrs. Harding at the piano. 1. means that Minnesota will step out E. S. Babcock went to Manning, home. They have no childi*en and there from the ranks and taken its place Fred Reek has arrived back to Mff Iowa on a business trip. City, Iowa. She is graduate of the work after a week's absence. He are no pets around the Harding house with the leaders of the most progressive Iowa State College in the home economics spent the week with his family afc at present. Both are fond of dogs states of the nation, for, in and agricultural departments, Grafton, Jowa. and kept a big collie for years, but these days of fast transportation, no H. Bafthr of LeRoy spent Saturday where she took the degree of B. S. ROSE CREEK one day it mysteriously took ill and state can be, marked as truly progressive at the home of 'Rev. A. M. Gmern— During the of 1919 she finifhed "Summer died. Since then they have had no der. that is not building good 7/ a course in associatioin training Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson an« Miss Margaret Majerus left Monday dog. Mrs. Harding tells several stories roads for the facilitation of traffic in Ames, Iowa. daughters, attended the ThomsonHanson for Faribault, where she expects about her husband's love of animals. by automobile, motor truck and the She is attractive in appearance and wedding, at Adams last Wednesday to be employed in the Feeble Minded When Warren was a small rest of motor driven vehicles of the afternoon. school. manner and has many talents which boy he had a little pug nosed pup The children of the consolidate® age. Walter Fink aarrived home Saturday fit her for the position to which she school enjoyed Hallowe'en party- evening from Tompkins, Sask., si. that one day got in the way of a street Amendment No. 2, increasing the has been elected. She comes very Tuesday evening in the school bulla— Canada, where he has been all summer, car and lost a hind leg. Harding probate judge's term from two to highly recommended. Miss Margaret jug, working for his uncle, John would not permit the animal to be four years met with the favor of approximately The Minstrel show given by "A O'Connell, the national field secretary Cress, on his farm. Happy Night in Dixie" Co., Monday killed and carried him over to his two-thirds of' the voters, Miss Elizabeth Ulwelling spent who organized the local association even:ng was well attended and a satisfied father's office. Doctor Harding finally Tuesday afternoon in Adams. todays' reports, covering one-fourth and has since felt a keen personal interest audience was the result. A. H. Landdeck will again take yielded to the pleas of his boy of the precincts in the state, indicate. in it, wrote a letter of congratulation Weinert & Jensen are conductinga charge of the Crane Lumber Co., here and sewed up the stump of the dog's The same precincts gave the large sale, with all lines of mer— to the board for having secured after resigning his position as manager leg. After it had healed, young chandise reduced. The sale legislature authority to levy a tax on of the Elysian Lumber Co., of the services of one so capable mericed Monday, Nov. 1st and wiB Harding whittled out a wooden leg Pysian, Minn., which he held for the incomes by a majority of more than and experienced. fA past six months. close Nov? 30. for the pup arid it hobbled around 20,000. Approximately three of every The national board thru its secretarial A. O. Ailstinsn shipped and accompanied Miss Agnes McNamara. left Monday Marion for' several years on the peg four voters favored Amendment a carload of live stock to the' department says of Miss Fulghum: morning for^t. Paul, being called I leg that Warren Harding had made. Chicago market Monday. No. 4, granting communities the right there by the serious illness of her mother. "Her interest in people, her eneral Miss Lindell of Tompkins, Sask^, Senator Harding is a Baptist and to tax abutting railroad property ability, her strong Christian Canada, arrived Saturday evening, Mrs. Henry Majerus arrived home Mrs. Harding is a. Methodist. Harding within their jurisdiction for certain purpose, her enthusiastic manner 5n and is the guest of Miss Mary Cress Tuesday afternoon from a week spent is an Elk and a member of the Masonic improvements. putting thru her undertakings arc and mother. in Dubuque, where she went to attend order. He smokes cigars, and Returns on Amendments among her most decided qualities. To cigarettes, but prefers to dry smokfe The latest returns on t'ie four these she adds dignity, friendliness, *4* a long black -stogy. f/ amendments are as follows: dependability and constructive ability. HORMEL'S Harding is simple in his dress, Amendment No. 1 (good roads In Austin, Minn., she has won the support wearing the conventional frock coat amendment), 1,963 precincts out and strong endorsement of the only when formal occasions demand of 3,220 give: Yes, 146,045 leading business men of the city and it. At other times he wears an easy PROVISION MARKET no, 53,826. under her direction, the local association fitting two button &ack coat. Harding 4§g« Amendment No. 2 (probate has advanced considerably and never affects anything freakish judge terms, 878 precincts give: become a real force in the community." the way of string neckties or shaggy Yes, 93,294 no. 42,264. •J.* Have you ever tried our hair. His hair is always neatly Amendment No. -3 (right to Miss Fulghum will begin her new trimmed and he wears turn down collars WARREN G.HARDING tax incomes), 857 precincts duties on January 1. SUGAR CURED with neatly tied cravats—purple give: Yes, 68,049 no, 47,716. Miss Esther Cady, the retiring Girls being his favorite color. PICNIC HAMS Amendment No. 4 (local tax Work secretary, has made hosts of of railroads), 843 precincts give: friends among the young folks, during Preus and Collins Are Yes, 97,450 no, 24,588. her three years in Hastings, who are They are our own home cured hams cured Minnesota's Choice For State Minneapolis and the rural districts very sorry to have her leave. She CLOSE-UP OF OUR Harding ran against Foraker for the surrounding it favored all the amendments, has done some splendid things in giving at the packing house. You Continued from Page 1 NEXT PRESIDENT senatorial nomination in 1914 and but were particularly in favor the girls high ideals and furnishing will find them sweet and tender Continued from page 1 won, ending the public career of the of "pulling Minnesota out of the them the wholesome amusements remote, and every farm home, a carriers and supervised the distribution and fine flavored. Per lb. famous Ohio boss who had brought mud," the returns indicate. Not a for which every girl in the adolescent complete system of good roads, which, of the paper from the time it him up in the political world. precinct reported in the city today age craves. When Miss Cady arrived Our home made Sausage is it is estimated, will approximate came out of the press. Harding has a reputation thruout had failed to give the good roads in Hastings there were only a few 27,000 miles in extent—7,000 miles of "In those days I knew every subscriber the country as being a second McKinley. amendment, a decisive majority. Indications rainbow clubs and they were among hard surfaced state roads and 20,000 of the Star and I knew just He himself has often said are that the Minneapolis 100 Per Cent Pure the little girls all of whom were below miles of connecting "farm roads." how much he owed on his paper bill," he saw little resemblance, yet close vote will run 6 to 1 favoring it. the seventh grade. At about this time Mrs. Harding said one day. She also friends of both see a parallel in their the national association decided to Try it and you will see the difference, 22c had her troubles with the newsboys. tariff views and in /heir willingness Setting an example for young promote the work among the older A MODERN ARISTOCRAT ff You will like its delicious One day a youngster ran a small electric to be guided by advice, and in some voters to follow, Mrs. Nancy girls and Miss Cady began working DoWn in the mountains of a Southern wire around the press to the rack of their mannerisms. Both have Clark, mother of Mrs. A. W. with the seventh, eighth, ninth and 1$ flavors. Link or bulk. Per lb state lives Bud Simpson, a hunter where Mrs, Harding pulled out the grave countenances and probably no Wright fays claim to being the senior High School girls. One of the and trapper, and his grown-up son. papers. one ever slapped either on the back, oldest voter in Mower County latest clubs she has formed is among Not long ago the son tired of the We can save you money on every When she put her hand down to it is likely that the "great man" the- and possibly in Minnesota, the academy girls at Hastings College. monotony of the mountain life and take out a bunch, she touched the live Under the Harding administration, casting her vote Tuesday at Her work lies in the country as pound of meat you buy hankered after the bright lights of wire and got a shock. ory of the president which has prevailed the age of 97. Her birthday is well as Hastings and clubs have been the city. She started on the trail of the offending since Roosevelt's dominating on December 9. This splendid formed and personally supervised by He was telling Bud some of the youngster who had given her woman and citizen needed no her in Kenesaw. Prosser and Holstein. personality reigned at the White reasons why he thought he ought to trouble before and, having obtained assistance in marking her ballot. House, will disappear at least for the leave home and make his way in the his mother's proxy after an altercation She is up the the minute time. city, finally stating, "A feller has some weeks before, promptly collared BIG ABEDEEN Those closest to Harding say he on all public questions and in no chance to get ahead here?" the young man and turned him does not consider himself a powerful politics is better posted than "No chant, hell," exclaimed Bud, over her knee and spanked him. A dominating figure in the sense that the great majority of men and A "why look at me, boy. When I fust few Sundays ago fifty former newsboys President Wilson or Theodore Roosevelt women. She was born in 1823 come here I didn't have nothin', of the Star, all now prosperous felt themselves. His big task in when Monroe, the fifth president nothin' at all. And look at me now young men scattered in many cities, the next four years, as he is said to of the United States, was —I got nine dawgs." came to Marion. They were gathered see it, is that of harmonizing the best serving his second term. She MICKIE SAYS: on the front porch with Senator brains of the country and focusing was born but nine years after and Mrs. Harding. them on national problems. He feels the peace was declared with ,-VW2 UCfT OP SCO "Where is the boy Mrs. Harding deeply, his friends say, that there is Great Britain after the war of .4-*• VUUO MBZ fcEMMN* PAPEB *JUO\ spanked?" Senator Harding asked. a great crisis in world affairs which 1812-14. OVOW? VAC. TU' B4U fcWaWf MOL \JO Five hands went up in the crowd. will continue until the league of nations She cast her ballot in the MOW \UUO ARC DUE -O 3UP O That is Mrs. Harding's way. She question is settled. In $hat A. R. hall in the" First Ward. «\VAOLEOK» -TU\s From Kenwood Herd I is frank, outspoken, and the most inveterate crisis, Harding expects to use the NUV5M. Ftfc SOB-) Mower County is Republican campaigner of the two. She best minds of the country, as he puts QefttPttOK), OMU4 MOO'O VAWOC With complete returns in from the appears to really enjoy shaking it, in an effort to work out a solution TOJGQT ABOUT ftOf FW KWS/N thirty-seven precincts in Mower teivte AS V4Q\U \\I6 REVMNbCO VOU, hands during a political affair and which the entire nation will approve. \VAOPC Mcxiw A.VU VC\CVC\V4 fcOOA. County, every possible doubt as to around her home here she is out from He does not step into the presidency .^o aw Norcv* wovtt \*i the party affiliation of this county early morning until after dark greeting with the intention of making his will To be held on the farm joining town on the north fsftteMD eoss has been removed. Overwhelming is prevail in the nation's affairs beyond visitors. the word expressing the Republican a certain point. His conception of Her good humored mannfer has Tuesday, November 16, '20 I victory in this county. Four precincts the presidency is the reverse of President made a hit with the political audiences out of the entire thirty-seven gave Wilson's, according to those who thruout the campaign. know him best. Harding believes that Shipstead a majority oVer Preus. When Harding went to the Senate. NM the office is largely an executive one Udolpho gave Preus 76 Votes, Shipstead AT I Mrs. Harding set up a home in Austin, Minnesota] 130 Waltham township, Preus Washington, but to the consternation and that Congress, not the president, 88, Shipstead 136 Waltham village, of many of the ladies of the is the channel thru which public opinion Preus 24, Shipstead 136 second precinct senate, she continued to invite her should express itself. If this analysis made by his close friends is in third ward, Austin, gave old friends in regardless of their social correct, Harding, as president, will be Shipstead 122 and Preus 48. The first standing in the "senatorial circle." precincts, likewise gave Shipstead If she runs true to form, anyone inclined to lay back and permit Congress 290, Preus 246. in Marion probably will be able to shape the nation's policies, using his own powers only to carry Amendment Number One Carries to wander into the White House and the expressed wishes of Congress into Incomplete returns compiled early get. an invitation to stay to dinner. In a Heated Tent, Commencing at 12 o'clock, Noon effect. This is his theory, but whether today indicate that the four state Mrs. Harding has what they call the difficulties of practical politics amendments are all being carried by "gumption" out here in Ohio. In will permit him to carry it out, a comfortable majority^ Amendment her youth she was a skilled horsewoman, Three Bulls and Fifty-two Females only time can ghow. No- 1, the good roads amendment, her father, who was a wealthy Close observers predict a rather rolled up enormous totals in business man here, having owned 55 Head Registered with ABERDEEN ANGUS Breeders' Assn. stormy four years for Harding. Altho both rural and u^jan districts and a fine string of riding horses. Now 35 Mature cows, 25 of which have calves at foot and re-bred. Balance due to .calve he held his part together thru the will be carried by probably the larg­ she takes most of her recreation in soon. 20 yearling and two-year-old heifers, most of the 2 year olds are bred. The the form of automobile riding. That campaign, there is the possibility of a iniBiiiiaiiiiaii1 calves in this sale are by, and the cows bred to the two great herd bulls. rift within the organization over the Is one reason Hardings never travel BLACKCAP POKER NO. 278704 league issue. If the tarrif issue is on the train if good roads are available. GALLEY TWELVE WAIT Most of the trips to and from raised, there will be an opportunity Washington are by motor and all trips by the Grand Champion BLACKCAP POE, his dam Blackcap McHenry 125th by in Ohio for more trouble. Senator Harding* are by that method. Protine is a half sister to tbe King of Sires, Earl Marshal, that stands at the head of more than anyone else, probably recognizes Harding played tennis years ago, I the Pleasant View herd owned by Escher& Ryan* Irwin, Iowa, and the blue ribbon AT THE this situation and is determined but relies on golf for recreation now. Blackbird bull, that his big contribution to the Neither reads a great deal but they ST. 0LAF LUTHERN CHURCH, Next Sunday BLUE POINT 2nd NO. 233052 present situation shall be an effort to are fond of the theatre and especially harmonize divergent views and bring the more serious plays. big good and each one a worker, and will These c©Ws1arfe-all roomy cows of type I 10:30 A.M. them together on a compromise course, Harding has been primarily be offered in good breeding condition. Each individual is a member of the most popular SB which will not lean to the extreme^ newspaper publisher during his entire REV J. N. BROWNS Fai$well Sermon tribes, such as BLACKBIRDS, BARBARAS, HEROINES, WESTERTOWN either way. manhood, altho he has carried on ROSE and others*. 1 ^Z n-v-'i heir's3CW Kwi* ... Harding has an ability, which he politics as a sideline most of the time. ... FarmerS-and breeders should take advantage of this opportunity to buy high class J*,,. -u- often reveals to those close to him. »f with the Ohio Republican Identified breeding S&ck^ right at home. v- standing•* back and taking stock of since he became a voter, machinery Terms of Safe are eath er 8 months tlmetn approved notes jbearing 8 per I 7:30 P.M. Lowering of Church's Service Flag himself. On these occasions the extreme cantlnteriBt (Harding, however, ihas held office from dale. •. simplicity of tbe man stands only a comparatively short time. "He out. It is attributed in part to his was in the state senate from 1899 ADDRESS BY REV. MARTIN ANDERSON, D. D. Free Hot Lunch will be Served on the Grounds simple early life. to 1903, was lieutenant governor the His earliest sporv was diving into next two years, ran for governor but ALBERT LEA, MINNESOTA 1he~Sen- the: iwimming pool at Caledonia was ctefeated, and went to ate in 1914. He roads oat bli ifinC where he moved as a small boy. About JIIJMtBfflMHfBiKBUIIBiniiBliaillSlilBililBlia! he he the time got into long trousers as U. S. Senator Hareh 4 not term just tbe lea^ed ^o play the cornet and joined ALL CORDIALLY INVITED a# he steps into Whfto ftMk! pretije Harlding vttkge band. Harding turned his was a polftieal of the COLS. CtJOPEft & HOPFE. Auctioneirs BEAULIEU & H0PFE, Clerks the playing: to account in another 3afe Senator Foraker of was Allied Mrs. Harding, before she with Mi feettoA too. years. lessors Bat to Ji-J? •Mviiaia DEFECTIVE PAGE