^^WVW'.'/JJ! 4'IWiiPBItW iPPTHnipi 1 -T4?-y,r^ yip-. -*W* ^^3 •fh**'* rt •~-r-r—1"V MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, BONN. ~T -1 Page Four fa Monday, October 3,1921 \v Mower County News reduce the cost of manufacturing take up more than your just share of iiS NOTICE. Chicago scores of-.* chemical products materially. the road some irate motorist is going We have two splendid high grade "The County Paper" to. get a good share of your pocketbook As a result .the. farmer will be used pianos which we will offer at an Great Western Published every Monday and Thursm. exceptionally low price. and you may also lose your license able to dispose of the corncob which day, at Austin, Minnesota —A. W. BLUHM MUSIC HOUSE. for many years has served only to to drive. You're just about as ROE AND GANNON, Publishers Advertisement. 27-1-c. Lv. clutter up the barnyard. Arr. dangerous as a drunken driver and Arr. HAROLD M. OLSON, City Editor. Austin. St. Paul. Mpls. unless you change your ways you are News Advertising brings results* Theocratic Government. No. 12— 3:42 7:30 8:10 sure to come to grief. The next time Theocracy was the name given to a No. 16— 4:40 8:20 9:00 you meet another car on the road just system of government by ecclesiastical Lv. Lv. Arr. slow down and turn out as you should authorities, professedly in the name of Mpls. St. Paul. Jii WEL.IT1 Austin. and ypu may save yourself a heap of No. 15— 8:25 and under the direction of heaven Itself. 9:00 1:20 OUK trouble. No. 11— 6:50 7:25 The priests claimed to rule under 10:59 Among the posts t^hich recently the* immediate sovereignty of God, MEMBER* they lead their home state delegations AFFILIATING AN UNSAVORY BIT! Fort Dodge, Carroll, Manning. have had the honor of conducting military and the revelations announced as coming in the great convention parade. Legionaires Lv. Austin. Arr. Omaha. funerals at the fii\al interment Spitting on from the deity were given out as of Minnesota will'be proud No. }5— 1:20 10:30 of buddies after whom thgir posts are the civil law of the state. The people the ?$j|r..of any WATCH REPAIRING PciaJ to march behind their official band No. 11— 10:59 7:44 named, are the Nels T. Wold Post of of ancient Israel were under such a publ^^|jiafi|lij^"Sw^|^|^r place and are confident that it will come out Lv. Omkha. Arr. Austin. We guarantee Satisfaction at Croofeston, the Austin F.' Hanscom government from the time of the Exodus in wb^'"'pii|9e be No. 16— 7:20 4:40 on top, in spite of the fact that hunddreds reasonable prices until the accession of King Saul. Post :of Willma^^bs Frank Indihar a mi|foity go^K|^iii^|feIt6 have in No. 12— 3 7:30 3:42 of Legion bands from every Post of Gilbert Luther I. Snapp Austin^ -We is a state C. L. JONES state in the Union expect to compete. The News—$2.50 a year—worth it. Post of M^rkhaft^-^e Arthur Calvin Cmember law which provide for something in Mower County News Market 412 N. St. ORGANIZED^ Main Austin, Minn. CORNCOB CONTAINS I6S7 Post of W^thjii^tdti, the William that line as a measure tending to pro* Place is the place to list anything JEWELER v'1 Post **of International mote the public health, but if so there Roubideau Travelers' Guide you may have to dispose of. doesn't appear to be any steps taken Falls, and the Evefrett H. Hale Post RARE CHEMICAL Official Paper of Mower County of Spring Valley. Invariable, they to enforce it in this city. Unless otherwise designated, all the have reported that thousands have attended When the sidewalks are covered SUBSCRIPTION RATES trains listed below are daily. See Oak Dale Park the services, the funerals with tobacco juice to such an extent Per Year, in advance footnote for explanation of $2.50 being the largest ever held in the vicinity. Six Months $1.25 that it resembles the killing floor at reference marks. Chemists Discover That At Willmar, six black horses Single Copies -05 the packing house, it certainly seems Bold faced figures indicate P. M. Corncob Contains Dye pulled the caisson and sixteen Legionaires that something should be done to Light faced figures indicate A. M. DANCE SCHEDULE Entered as Second Class Matter at fired the final salute. At remedy the situation. the Post Office at Austin, Minn., under Essential. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. Tuesday, October 4 CANCELLED Spring Valley the funeral of Everett This not a plea for clean sidWfralks, the act of March 3, 1879. PAUL R'Y. r' r. H. Hale was attended, not only by based upon the necessity for keeping I.&M. Division. Thursday, October 6 AL OLSON Legionaires from the surrounding the women's skirts free from contamination, Washington, Oct. 2.—The lowly THE SALVATION ARMY DRIVE Lv. Arr. Arr. posts, but a delegation from the Everett Saturday, October 8 DEXTER'S for that affords no reason or and desposed corncob, for decades the Austin. St. Paul.' Mpls. This week the citizens of Mower H. Hale post of Chippewa Fall^, No. 1-- 6:20 10:00 excuse at this time. But the mere useless refuse of American agriculture 10:50 county will be given an opportunity SERENADERS No 3-- "Wisconsin, named after the same veteran 3:15 7:00 has come into its own. The corncob 7:45 thot of walking thru such filth is revolting to contribute to a cause which earned Lv. Lv. Arr. I to almost any person, man or it was learned today, is now the the respect and love of the entire Mpls. St. Paul. Austin. source of a highly important chemical women. The little tots who cannot world during the world war. No. 2-- 7:00 7:45 11:40 discern the best path to tread, must From every part of the state, Minnesota derivative, developed through the No. 8-- Mower county is asked to contribute 2:45 3:30 7:25 Legionaires are addressing researches of the Department of Agriculture trust to luck mostly and take the sort thirty-one hundred dollars to For' Milwaukee and Chicago. state headquarters concerning reservations laboratory, in co-operation -ONCE A WEEK of path that happens to be in their the Salvation Army, an organization Lv. Austin. Arr. Calmar. way as they forge ahead in an endeavor on the special train to Kansas with the chemists of the new Ameri which handles practically all of the No. 4— 7:20f 10:00+ City to. attend the Legion National can chemical industry, built up under to keep up with their parents. charitable work of the county. In return No. 2— 11:59* 2:40* HABIT SPELLS The little folks shouljl be the ones Convention. Chisholm post the stress of the war need for laboratory will be given the care of the Mixed— 5:20§ 10:00§ writes: "Keep places for fifteen Legionaires products Which prior to 1914 who should be considered in this mattery Lv. Calmar Arr. Austin. poor and needy of the city and county of clean sidewalks and floors. If from this burg." Willmar were monopolized by Germany. HAPPINESS No. 1— 3:45 6:05 for the winter. post declares: "Members of our postplan The corncob which heretofore has the policemen were to be given authority No. 3— 12:10 2:55 Contributors to the Salvation Army been a burden to the farmer, will now by law or ordinance to make attending the national convention Mixed— 6:00* 1:15* are entirely justified in feeling confident in large numbers and are arran take its place among the many vital ari-ests, with the benefits of a $5.00 rrangr that every dollar will be used Mason City Branch. raw products which through the 'miracles minimum fine for its violation, there ing for a special car, Willmar to St. for the purposes for which it is contributed. Lv. Austin. Arr.Mason City. of the laboratory supply the would be cleaner walks around the Paul, to be attached to the Minnesota How many are there in your family? No. 102— 11:59 1:30 There are few, even among business section. Legion Special from St. Paul to Kan-1 world with daily needs. It will rank No. 108— 7:52 9:20 the most needy, who receive as little Thr6e? '-'III sas City." Second district officers with the prolific coal tar bases in its A pail, soap and scrubbing brush Lv. Mason City. Arr. Austin. compensation for their toil as the officials Five? usefulness according to the Department No. 101— 4:50 6:10 mighfe have a more chastening effect expect to have one hundred or more ofthe Salvation Army there'are chemists. In fact, it will be No. 103— 1:30 3:00 Seven? upon some of the loafers who infest in the second district delegation to few, even among the most successful, largely used in connection with the certain* sections of the city with no! j°in the special for Kansas City. All who work as conscientiously for the S.-M. Division—Mankato and Well, it does !ri6t matte*. vast coal tar dye-stuff and chemical apparent duty to perform other than these buddies are going because of Wessington Springs, S. D. uplift of mankind. Is it not -the ffict that each of them can industry which is growing by leaps that of putrifying the walks in their their interest, not aS- official deleimmediate Lv. Arr. Arr. "A hian may be down, but he is start a small savings account if he wishes? locality. gates with votes, of which Minnesota and bounds in this country, and \jrhich Austin. Wells. Jackson. "never out" is the slogan for the Salvation threatens to enter the lists againsjti|h6 No. 1— 6:30* 10:45* Let's see it tried out. expects to have thirty-five at the Legion 8:20* Army drive, and it is up to We would prefer that you start small and No. 23— 3:50* 5:40* 8:25* powerful German chemical ^mono^ly convention and about twenty- Mowei county to insure that in some Lv. add to it regularly. Lv. Arr. -The "right-field bleachers" at the five at the Legion "Auxilia^TTaSbmif^ wb^d^opreiMtf^ 1 -.of the near do^-and-outers the spark I Jackson. Wells Austin. ball park was filled to capacity at the Contains Furfural. Convention. While the regular fare of life and hope will not be permitted No. 22— 6:35* 8:53* 11:05* Any adiount you have will start you at this baseball game Sunday afternoon. The Department of Agriculture to Kansas City is about $30, the low to go out, and that they will notlong No. 8— 2:35* 5:00* 7:00* bank.. chemists in their efforts tp find ?£se Apparently they were unaware that rate for the Legion Convention is remain down either but will be raised the baseball management expects for the lowly corncob succeeded in'&te $10.61 from the twin cities, jr one Lv. Austin. Arr. LaCrosse. up to a position where he can support first-instance in. developing fromj It a every spectator to purchase a ticket No. 22— 11:20* 4:00* cent per mile from any point in Minnesota. his family and do his part in the THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK at the gate. No. 8— 7:20* .i/. 4, paste that. wi^Lf find wij^e use ajjl a 11:55* world's work. Lv. LaCrosse. Arr. Austin-. binder in the manufacture of £f|bre The aim of the Salvation Army is No. 1— 7:00$ MRS. MEIGHEN TO ll:45i board and wallvboard. •One of |$he "Do it now!" Was the slogan given to erase the expression down-and-out No. 23— 11:17* 3:40* analyst^ undei^pok some experiments of Austin, Minn. to Minnesota employers at a meeting from the working vocabulary of Mower TALK TO MOWER with the residue left after the paste of state-wide importance September county, and to make it of interest Daily except Sunday. Member Federal Reserve System. COUNTY WOMEN had been developed' and discovered 15, by State Commander Van Dyke, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and only from a historical standpoint. Let that it contained, approximately- 10 Saturday only. wh9 is working day and night on us help them accomplish this worthy /. L. MITCHELL, per cent "of 'hifeA grade filrfural. P. D. BEAULIEU, W.E.HOPFE, Daily except Saturday. plans to keep ex-service men em ^purpose by a hearty response to the Mrs. J. F. D. Meighan, wife of President. Vice President Cashier Furfural is one of,-the'basic needs On Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday ployed during the coming winter. Already, "call for funds. Judge Meighan of the district court, only. of the immense chemical industry in more than fifty per cent of all will be the speaker at the meeting of the manufacture of the) whole vast PETTY VANDALISM employees of the Minnesota Highway the League of Women Voters at the ranpe of ^coal tar products ranging Department are ex-service. men, and |, Altho Austin now has a high school Y. W. C. A. rooms on Saturday, October. froin dye^ffs to phptogjraphic laboratory the Department, has promised Commander 15. c. '^which is the envy of other cities, there materials. Prior to the time the Van Dyke to give ex-service apparently some people who do not Mrs. Meighan is chairman of the aire United States entered the war^ one men preference if plans for Keeping Freeborn county league of Women ^appreciate this remarkable addition to of the conditions which throttled road work in Minnesot^ going thru i.the civic beauty of Austin. Vcfters and will tell about the work in clKj^ic^y^#e^)fient in this country the winter materialize,. But the. Le The offenders are probably youngsters, Fyeeborn county, which leads the was the German control of furfural. gion is to give just as much attention and their offense consists in defacing state with a one hundred per cent organization. At that time, the German monopoly to the small employers of labor, the walls of the conservatory Because Mower county was demanding $23 a pound for this and if they can be induced to "do it of the high school which projects from is to be organized during the fall and denvativc^ a1 pr&ctically prohibitive now," thousands of service men. will the building to the sidewalk on Bridge winter, every woman in the. county is prile for the American industry.- A urged to attend. be kept busy until the emergency period street. They probably committed Thru the discovery of the corncob is over. this vandalism thoughtlessly, perhaps Plans will be made at the meeting as a source foir'Vhis chemical the American from an irresistable desire to use the for a complete organization of the industry will be able to manu Fifty Legionaires from Duluth crayon or heavy pencil which they county. Mrs. Meighan will bring with facture it at a price that will make were among those who helped keep happened to have in their possession. her another speaker. The music will it readily available to the dye trade the forest fires under control in northern be under the direction of Mrs. C. A. The possession of a high school such and other users at a price that will Minnesota until rain brought $ Hegge. as we have, or any public building, relief." Many other Legionaires were carries with it a responsibility as well on the job in their capacity as Na Insurance Specialists The K. R. T. Literary as reason for just pride in«civic tional Guardsmen, among them being development. We are justified in Society Has Session Legion State Commander Van Dyke Austin Insurance Agency "bragging" about the school as one and State Adjutant Stafford King. £. Rmy of the best in the state and in proudly Cory, Manager The latter with a little band of St. The K. R. T. Literary society met discoursing upon its merits" to visitors Babcock Building Paul guardsmen was surrounded by at the home of Donald Austin, Thursday. as just one more evidence that AUSTIN, MINNESOTA a ring of fire, and only by covering Austin is up and coming. their faces with handkerchiefs soaked Roll call found Clayton Dauser ah But we must also take upon ourselves with water from their canteens, and alumnus, present. The following FIRST SHOWS AT 7:30 SECOND AT 9:00. part of the responsibility of insuring lying down in dense green foliage topics were then given: PRICES—EVENING, 15 and 25 Cents. MATINEE, 10 and 20 Cents that the school-is not damaged while the fire swept overhead, did Fire Prevention—Chester Nockelby.. by petty vandalism of which writing they escape. AUGMENTED PARK ORCHESTRA The Life of Frances E. Willard— on the walls with crayon is only one George McDermott. example. Members of the American Legion I Topography of Colorado—Joseph feenWlck. We have a high school of which we and Auxiliary from Madelia and Lake MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3 and 4— may righteously be proud. Let us Crystal met at Lrion Lake on September Activities of the^&p .Ipux Klaif-Kermit take upon ourselves the responsibility 11. Eyery family brought a basket WALLACE REID in THE VALLEY OF GIANTS Meyer. of seeing that its walls are not defaced lunch which, with the free coffee Critic's Report—Wallace ^Tollefson. and punish every culprit who served to all, made a fine .noonday Froin the book of tiie same name. A story that teeiKls with action. By a unanimous vote Louis W. Hill attempts to do so. meal. For supper there was a" big was elected member of the society!. One of fteid's greatest pictures. Scenes £ake& $ .. weiner roast and coffee which were A fiffceei^nfpiute period of partial, ill thevOreateForests of California, 2 .. ROAD HOGS TAKE WARNING. thoroly enjoyed by the dads, mothers, fii hf' mentary driir '.followed with Joseph brothers, wives, sweethearts and: sisters The editor of the Grand Meadow Alto "FOR HEA^EN'S SAKE," A Comedy Renwick acting chairman and Kenneth Who accompanied iheir Legion' Record recently added an automobile Warfield secretary. Clayton Dause£ boys to the picnic. to his list of accessories and appurtenances. -•:J r,r then gave an ^ter^s|ing^^« It has evidently given him ,r. 3 WEDNESDAY, OCTOSER- The meetixig Adjourned fcftei fight The big "Cleart-up Drive" is r*on! additional opportunity to get around S 0 refreshments %ere served. Thousands of Minnesotkr veterans "jfrill J' VIOLA DANA in "PUPPETS OP PATE "V among his constituents and to observe soon be given the iri&nt to* take vocational a few of the commonplace happenings Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mitchell, Mr, training. Many places will '~f: Wonderful Comedy Drama, with action galore. with which most motorists and Mrs. E. Ray Cory and son Bobby! to. be needed in which to train "these 1*1 have been more or less cognizant for Ma*, and Mrs. F. Lawrence Carrier! Also "FOR SALE," Century Comedy featuring Harry Sweet men. Legion posts are helping find lo these many years. In addition to Mrs. A. Carrir, Miss Lola Belle such places by interviewing those in being the publisher of a newspaper Cory, Mr .and Mrs. La Verne Cory, charge of county headquarters, where Mr. Willis presides over the justice Mr. and Mrs. Halsey D. Cory THURSDAY AND fRiDAY, OCTOBER 6 and 7— .***•,•• openings in such lines as accounting, court of his town, and we are debating and son, Junior, were -.present at a 7*. ft stenography, drafting, etc. are being with ourselves whether the following dinner given yesterday at the home of "AU By Myself" JAM^OuVflt'CURWOOD'is found, and are reporting these to the warning comes from the. pen Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cory. After dinner District Manager, Veterans Bureau, "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE LAW" 2 of the newspaper man or as a result tV the party motored to Albert Lea "S3fiird4y"i and Keith-Plaza Building, .Minneapolis. of some narrow escapes by the. representative for the rep^nder of the afternoon. Where the Bjjgion fc&s. IS nty centtee Another of his great big, red-blooded stories, teeming with of the lawk It reads something from tral comihitfib, the Jucf Tunkins. \i'i« is like *the pronouncement of sentence tense moments and thrilling action and suspense. It will Jrid, Tonkins says nature bringing thegfull i: puts of the by the judge on a prisoner before enough scales on a fish to give county Legioh ibody to it more ilong this lift you out of the humdrum cares of the day and the bar. But it is worth while of a bathing suit than some line. human passing on to our readers, and we like a magic carpet carry you to that vast beings wear. October Release would advise the road hogs to steer It is the hop|~ of MinneSbta's Official NOTICE wide of Justice Willis' car when they Legion Band from the David They're simply crazy, about them meet him on the road. from cotf fcto ppast. Ask for Brunswick Wisted post of Duluth to ^n both A j, Here is his arrignment: Record (fo. 2130. Placed by cash and honor for Minnesota at the Contrary to any and all reports, Bennie Krueger's Orchestra. Listen, road hog! Some of the$e a Legion National Convention, where the dances will continue at Oak Dale fine days, when you go traveling over bantt£ebmffet will be staged, first att ithonograph* Park as formerly, until October 29. the public highways at express train third prize, $1,000, second prize $500, The Hotel also, will remain open unnotice. Atistin Furniture Co. Speed barely missing the fenders of til further to other Advertisement prize $250. In addition many O0OOOOOOODO wnfthnnnannnflBPOBOOOOBP to the cars you meet while trying 27-2-c. AUSTIN, MINN. prizes. The bands will be judged ag -J *i& i,--