SjMIMMWI ^s». fW^y?s mm iw? 'i r*-- *"WS P5# $&<$"* KM. *•&%•',*•• /X* -T 7 Page Four MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Monday, Feb. 13, 1922 £-5r#Mower County News ital investments. The law expressly? ever occur to the senator's opponents unpopular some time ff£o by sonating an officer. Beno Gruenbaum, ex-police officer ional men, who succumbed to the imaginery „Vn~ prohitas the- deduction that such companies saying that aft far as he hal observed Gruenbaum it is. alleged, annoyed was not guilty of impersonating an lure of the golden liquid are "Th« County Paper7' of family or living expenses, employ only men of exceptional most of the criticisms officer.5 '^JPublished every Motrday and Thtiraday. Mrs. C. A. Braden, 5306 Sunset Drive. still mourning their loss. VT at Austin/ Minnesota. such as rent for a dwelling, repairs ability? people of of his book had come from that She complained to police -that the So the Major is once more free— 4r- It is doubtful whether he will again, ROE AND 6A»N0N, P»W#® to a dwellihjjS^eost of Minnesota $ vlft every reason class of readers who never buy "Major" had ^presented a card to her but the Austin business -and profess­ make his appearance here. V. E. FAIRBANKS, City to feel gratified? in the fact 'i and clothing for t|ie family, books, but are keen for borrowing ilj|aring the ifcimetof John Burroughs education of children, servant's that a man of Senator Kellogg's them and' picking them to Northwestern Advertising: ahd claimed to be a special officer. )t-" tatives: Minnesota Select List, 2! wages, and similar ability represents their HEALTH SERVICE pieces. ^\|?JST'C5 He is said to have told the lady that South Sixth Street, Minneapolis items. Amounts spent during interests in the United States It might De "said of some of he was watching the house. 709 Exchange Bank, St. PauL vj the year 1921 for any of these Senate. those who arfe severest in their John Burroughs, who operates a SUBSCRIPTION RATES items are not deductible. "It is an almost invariable condemnation of the country private detective agency, is aiding in Per Year, in advance $2.50 rule in this state that a competent.official press that thfey do not have to If your health is not the very best then you need the the prosecution. It was Burroughs' Six Months $1.25 is entitled to reelection pay its bills nor do they contribute services of Single Copies .05 card that Gruenbaum is alleged to THE SENATO&SHIP. and the voters of Minnesota Foreign subscriptions, per year. 3 50 greatly to its support. DR. G. P. STORING have presented to the lady. "The coming Republican Entered as Second Class Matter at will unquestionably reelect A jury of six men in Justice E. C. the Post office at Austin, Minn., under The Chiropractor state ^convention/C says the Senator Kellogg by an Miss Eldortf Laggeson of Albert the act of March 3, 1879. M. Towne's court set a new record in Owatonna Journal Chronicle, overwhelming majority." Lea is visiting her parents, Mr. and speedy acquittals today, the story will have an exceedingly important Office over the Wool worth Store Mrs. James Laggeson. Russian Rubles have dropped says. The six men retired for deliberation duty to perform in AUSTIN Dial 2508 lor appointment MINN. Miss Golda Gregg resumed her to a new low level of 500,000 at 11:01 and at 11:03 back NEWSPAPER EDITING. naming a candidate for United work at the county superintendent's to 600,000 to the dollar. they came with a declaration that States senatpr. The convention "The sort of newspaper that office after a week's vacation. Verily the Eagle is a mighty should, and unquestionably would be published if everybody Miss Genevieve Gilleece returned bird. edited it would be somthing will, name Hon. Frank home Sunday night from the cities EASY SPENDING wonderful,", says Ola M. Kellogg to succeed himself for Soldiers who ride in automobiles, where she spent a week with friends. They All that most important office, Levang of Lanesboro, speaking smoke cigarettes and go Mrs. L. D. Wengert will entertain editorially in Levang's Weekly, MAKES FINANCIAL "For six years, during the twelve guests at bridge tonight at to movies will pay their own Smile "but nothing that anybody most critical period in American bonus, according to the new her home at 1205 North Kenwood avenue. would subscribe for. history, Senator \Kellogg bonus program. CRIPPLES "The newspaper business is has most acceptably served the people of Minnesota as junior perhaps the most competitive ROADS RECORDS Secretary Weeks announces After Eating a of any in existence. senator. He brot to this task a FEATURE REPORT his intentions of cutting out "People who make up newspapers Meal at the wide experience in public affairs, Every child, at an early age, should have some of the swivel chair jobs (Continued from Page One) an intellect far above the must have the mass of the business training that comes from personally IDEAL at the capital. Why didn't average, the people in mind every moment. and he has labored placing money in the bank. some one think of that during cent-of the trunk highway construction unceasingly for the best interests Not many schools teach this. the World War? fund was ,,used for paving and of the American people as No newspaper can live by WE SERVE that the 1921 paving mileage was abnormally a whole. His commanding catering to a chosen few. Parents neglect it, and the easy going ONLY THE high due to the paving added MILITARY TRAINING. ability and untiring devotion There in not in any community child becomes a spendthrift man or woman. BEST FOOD by counties with reimbursement to his work has brot recognition .enough business to support a Minneapolis tfeachers are bond money. AT PRESENT such as comes to few men large newspaper designed especially displaying considerable interest This bank will be glad to co-operate with (Continued next issue.) for what are slangily during their early terms in th« in the effort to bar military DAY PRICES any parents, who wish to start their children senate and he is in the midst called the high-brows. The training from the schools and WHISTLES DRYMAJOR in this valuable habit. of work which he should be high-brows are a vague class, have submitted a signed communication IS FOUND permitted to carry thru to but are commonly supposed to to the school board STRICTLY urging its discontinuance. completion. be the type of citzens who take (Continued from Page 1) THE AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK HOME "Senator Kellogg, has been no interest in any subject except They are right in their attitude a particularly active xin support one concerning things concerning military training, According to a story in the Kansas BAKING ••NX but the discontinuance of of measures looking for improvement that would be discussed in a City Star, Major "Beno" Gruenbaum, of Austin, Minn. in agricultural conditions faculty or fine arts convention military calesthenics, mass formation as he is called, is charged with imper- and the Kellogg substitute or a symposium of the higher and drill is a thing that Member Federal Reserve System. should be maintained in all for the Norris bill amending clergy. IDEAL CAFE MISS E. OBER the war finance corporation No country newspaper made schools. W. E. HOPFE, However the boys should act is but an example of to fit a clientele of intellectuals DIAL 7527 J. L. MITCHELL, P. D. BEAULIEU, ROY CHRISTEN SEN, the excellent work which he or near-intellectuals could subsst not be given the idea they are Cashier President Vice President has been doing in behalf of itself on what the intellect Prop. training for war or to be officers. Neither should they be instructed the farmer. tuals would be willing to pay. TEACHER OF PIANO in-military tactics. "The opponents of Senator A new author made himself Kellogg raise the hue ^,nd cry The benefits to be derived from mass calesthenicscan that he is an aristocrat and A UTTIE LESSON IN1BR1FT hardly be over-rated. There was at one time attorney for the steel interests. The charge J®* were very few soldiers who were given the benefits of military that the senator is an aristocrat seehowyour rent payments,with interest training as far as calesthenics is not true as many people at 6% compounded annually, would were concerned, who of Steele county from long acquaintance BUILD A did not emerge physically fit with the man. Senator and mentally alert. Kellogg has in years past Bar military tactics and rifle been legal representative of work but leave the drill and the steel interests but did it ^Incorporated calesthenics. 312 DEPARTMENT STORES INCOME TAX FACTS RENT /N 5 YEARS IN JO YEARS IN 15 YEARS The new requirement of the PEHfta AUSTIN, MINN. income tax law that returns $/h07 /5 shall be made of gross income of $5,000 or more regardless of the amount of net income upon which the tax is assessed '20 Is Making it Possible For necessitates careful computation W E N O W E A E You to See on the part of taxpayer. 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