J- !i MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Fme Monday, April 10, 1922 making his recommendations to ed the delegates and encouraged "the Playground of Our Gobs at Guantanamo Bay Lyle Checker Fans Judge Meighen. "The fact that they great co-operative movement- LiiJS&kEES Matched with Austin have pled guilty and saved the county The meeting was interesting1 .&qc£ a great deal of expense stands in •fr 4 the everyone worked in harmony foy their favor. They have .made a clean Lyle Tribune.—Friday evening a best interests of the association. St. Austin Girl Hurt.—When the car in breast of thier guilt and the time they of Lyle's checker fans accepted a was decided to accept the kind invitation which she was riding went into the spent in jail should also be taken into of Preston for the next meeting challenge from the much advertised !itch as the driver attempted to pass consideration. I am opposed to probation Oakland players and gave them a few to be held. a load of hay, Esther Hill, daughter and I think they should to rounds. The match was played at Aus- Those from Mower County who attended Ed. Hill, 607 Moscow street, and the reformatory at St. Cloud and the the meeting are. E. A. Kirig-y tin. When the smoke cleared away six companions from Albert Lea suffered sentence should be from Racine H. B. Hillier, Brownsdaie 5L I the score was in favor of the Oakland max^myin slight injuries. Tho accidcnt y."o anj one-half to three years." (players. Tuesday evening the same D. Thompson, Rose Creek Bert Huseby happened last Thursday evening*. The Meighen Gives Advice. bunch went to Austin where they and S. L. Rogne, Adams, -astf car turned completely over and was a played four aspirants for checker County Agent Liebenstein. Judge Meighen in passing sentence total wreck. [honors. The Lyle bunch scorcd fifty said, "You are two men with a sbrr to Austin's twenty-one, with nine WIRELESS TELEPHONE RECEIVING Rird Study Club Organized—Pupils lot of promise. I think you are men SETS draws. Return games with Austin of Lincoln school have taken up bird of ability and if your behavior is as "LISTEN IN" study with the advent of spring as an will be played in Lyle Tuesday evening. clean up there as it was here, your TO WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE. time will be greatly cut down. incentive. Nearly seventy students of AIR that school joined the Audubon society "If a man has the habit of being HEAR Concerts: "Weather Reports this week. The new club reports Advertisements in The News reach straight, he is likely to continue doing Market Reports Public Speeches: Fun'iOass the consumer. that the purple martin and the white so. Up there you will find a lot of Singers Time Signals, Etc. It isn't a^l work for Jackie with the fleet in Cuban waters for the regular mid-winter cruise. A dozen Dasetyall diamonds One of these RECEIVING SETS -wSS throated sparrows have been seen in opportunities to go wrong because of living: this rijilit to your home. As ssnajste have been laid out for the men of the Atlantic fleet, at the naval station at Guantanamo bay, and" here the teams MOORE AND OWEN to operate a Vietrola. No expense Star evil associations—but I have men in Austin. ts of the various ships meet in contests to decide tne fleet championship. Here is a view of the recreation dock and playground. iipkeeo. Can be installed by yourself mind who ought to pay the state tuition, ait hour. SENT TO ST. CLOUD Thought Club Meets.—The IHUKO JTXIOR RADIO RECETTKB Happy because they came out a great A very efficient Crystal Detector Set -watfe* Happy Thought Club will meet a ntnjxe of l!5 to .TO miles on phons? tuts?,si'.ges deal better than when they went in." (Continued from page 1.) AUTOMOBILE and SOU to 500 miles on code- aosajres. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank complete with head MAYME GETS SPRING FEVER, Conies batteries and wire sufficient for an aerial. Pike, 403 W. Winona St. Mrs. Pike's cer Mark Hamilton, who found the CO-OP. CREAMERIES Price, $21.60. GOSSIP® EULOGIZES THE EASTER BONNET branch will serve the supper. All men standing in the ice house. HARKO SENIOR RADIO RECEIV3CR' FORM ASSOCIATION members are cordially invited. An exceptionally efficient Vacuum Tisi»e "Moore and Owens came out and Set with a ranpe 'of 300 to fiOO miles «sn Moore is reported to have said that phone messages and 800 to 1,000 miles (Continued from Page One) rs, Shuman Returns.—Mrs. Milton Oh, she'll go without her groceries, Keep a record of the distance traveled Dear Jane:— code messages. Conies complete vril3 the reason he committed the crime hpfid phones: tube and wire sufficient G. Shuman has returned from St. by each tire. And all meat she will decline, My mind is so far from politics '.n aerial. Batteries can be purchases aS. was that 'We wanted some money.' arrangements of the meeting at Preston Paul, where she was called to the bed But the little Easter bonnet, your local electrical stove. that I've actually penned a "pome" Tires puncture more easily when The county attorney said police reported and provided an excellent entertainment Price, $39.00 side of her sister who underwent an on the Easter bonnet. Here it is: Is one thing she can't resign, NO LICENSE REQUIRED TO Of'B*ATE not properly inflated. that neither man was under of orchestra music, singing emergency operation. But when she reaches Heaven THERE RETS. COMPLETE JSTi-T Oh, there's something quite bewitching RUCTIONS' AS TO INSTALLATION the influence of liquor. and speaking for the evening j^t the As she will, 'tis very clear, AND OPERATION WITH EACH OUTFIT. The average term of service for an Fined for Speeding.—Dr. John Havtns Makes Recommendations. Preston Commercial club rooms. The WE CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE OKXIVKTK"® I wonder, will she sigh for In these days of early spring, automobile is six years. was arrested Saturday night in THE UNITED RADIO SCHOOLS. "Five years would not be too much, Mayor of Preston, Senator Popp and A Halo new each year? When the robins^ build their home Austin for speeding. He was arraignin Radio Engineers judging from the nature of the Representative Johnson and some of nest A careful driver seldom gets into ICC I'irist National Bank-Soo Line BE4£J. Justice Detwiler's court and fined With Love, crime," Attorney Baudler said in the business men of Preston welcom­ And the blue bird's on the wing. the hospital or police court. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. $10.00 and costs. Mayme. There's a hint cf waking flowers Chains should be placed on tires In the perfume of the breeze Fined for Drunkenness—Oscar Butcher with the hooks to the rear. And the tiny buds are showing PREFER CATCHERS TO PILOT of this city was arrested last Resurrection in the trees. night at the Union hotel and brought The greater number of the new automobiles And the tulip bulbs are urging before. Justice Detwiler this morning Club Owners in National League Show carrying insurance are valued Their brave leaves thru frozen Strong Desire to Use Catchers charged with being intoxicated. He at more than their market price. to Manage. pleaded not quiltv to the charge. He ground was tried this afternoon and found And the squirrel feels the message, Turning corners at a high rate of There seems to be a strong desire Ventures out and peeps around, speed imposes intense strain on all guilty. He was fined $15.00 and costs among baseball club owners to select parts of the mechanism of the car But in all the spring's great gladness of fifteen days in jail. He took the catchers to pilot teams. No less than and should be avoided. jail. There's naught in earth or on it six backstops will manage National That thrills a woman's inner soul League clubs this year, five from the incorporated Never attempt to" connect a broken 4i. ,,Jench, and Bill Killifer of the Chicago Like a bran new Easter bonnet. I crosspiece of an anti-skid chain with Cubs from behind the bat. Killifer is I Garden crowned, they hint of heaven, 312 DEPARTMENT STORES Bill Byron Has Color .wire. Further wear will cause the I an active catcher and a good one. The I With their spring like shades and wire quickly to force itself irito the in Decisions as Ump others are Mitchell of the Boston hues surface of the rubber tire. Braves, Gibson of the Pittsburgh PI,rates, Cheering, luring and enduring, AUSTIN, MINN. Rickey of the St. Louiif Cardinals, Bill Byron, who has more color Woman's antidote for blues. Moran of the Cincinnati Reds Fire, tornado automobile, casualty than any of the modern-day umpires, There's a lightness quite apparent and Wilbert Robinson of the Brook- and workmen's compensation msurjlyn is never at a loss for a Robins. jance. J. E. Crippen, Austin Nat'l When she sheds he^ fur and feather, reply on the ball field. As a Gibson was probably the greatest hank bldg. Advertisement 27-8-c matter of fact, Byron has coined star among the lot. He was the leading more unique sayings than all And upon her head she places backstop during his day, when an The Road to Happiness. the other umpires put together. Just a mist of summer weather. Now active player with the Pittsburgh You must keep well if you wish to Some years ago in a very important And the Easter music somehow team under Fred Clark. '3e happy. When constipated take one game, with the bases Has a holier, happier air In the American League Connie ™ld£te0^Jfter Chamberlain's Tablets im- 01 'y W& filled and two men out, the batter When she feels that bit of Heaven Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics ^ey cause a hit a foul fly in the general gentle movement of the bowels. For Resting softly on her hair. and Lee Fohl represent the catching direction of Kn-t base. sale 0 Wold and Pooler Drug brigade who are managers. Mack is,Co. Advertisement—April. And the Resurrection spirit We are ready with, apparel that reflects in fabric and design the joyful, The tirstvacker started in pursuit the oldest manager in major league' and the coacher followed Seems to grasp her, think of that! mood of Spriiig. Garments as distinctive in appearance and distinguished in baseball, having turned sixty years. AUSTIN close behind. While the fielder Thru the hint of spring's awakening character as individual taste can crave. Mi^ht we suggest your immediate He was catching in 1886, and was sold CHAUTAUQUA was trying to judge the fly ball, by Hartford to Washington in the old action in order that you may realize no disappointment. Prices are particularly the coacher persisted in yelling: hat.<p></p>PARR Of the flowers on her National League. "I got it." On the ball field attractive. June 19 to 25 I got it is much more in popular favor than "I have it." 1922 The fielder so annoyed by the coacher's shouts made a had More Chic a Gowns muff of the fly bail. As the ball bounded out of his glove, Byron Vociue99 in his very best voice shouted: "You're out." Mr. Pep York The team at bat clamored for Just Receiv From New THEATRE an explanation. Byron told them he was out for interference. "What kind of interference?" the "Vogue" •"jpIIAT nation-wide authority on fashion, asked the captain of the team 15th (on sale IL Magazine, in its issue dated April at 1 at. illustrates six "Vocal interference, purely vocal," April Ctli), again select:, and admirably MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 10 AND 11— was the reply. It went, J. C. Penney beautiful gowns shown in the stock of the and stands as the only player to the correctness THOMAS MEIGHAN Company. This, again, is a fine testimonial ever called out for Vocal interference. and newness or the modes we are showing. At that it was a perfectly -m- proper rujing. "A PRINCE THERE WAS" Speaking of these gowns, the "Vogue" Magazine says, "They express The News—§2.50 a year—worth it. the very newest models as The story of a rich young idler, who,looked on life only as a hunting ground. From Geo. M. Cohan's viewed by Paris." Great Play. A A a Two of Harold Lloyd in "Get Out and Get Under5 5) •he Six When We Styles One of his Greatest Comedies. Shown in "Vogue" WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12— Promise A Sm&\\ fortune. "COURAGE" a (Left) Grey and Jaclo Canton Crepe Gown, giving more. tho long- and slender lines. If we say your battery is From the story of the same name. It's simple yet Embroidered in harmonizing Groceries going to be ready for you color, the plaited panels humanly strong. Portrayed by a perfect cast. forming an effective uneven at ten a. m. Saturday, you YY & hem. Also Snub Pollard in "The Sweet experience can depend on having it $37.75 then or of getting a phone Bye and Bye" call from us in advance explaining (Right) Pau de Crepe But experience is a good thing1 to why it won't be Rolin Comedy Gown of youthful lirfes. An have when you're* buying anything. ready. exquisite shade of yellow, BIG PRICE SAVING combined with Organdie and THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 13 AND 14— And it doesn't make a bit of Georgette, makes this costume difference whether it happens to and Absolute Quality Satisfaction in GEORGE MELFORD PRODUCTION altogether charming. be a Willard Battery or some $29.75 ether make—you get the same Our ft OUR consideration, the same courtesy, "THE GREAT IMPERSONATION" the same skilled workmanship. I Bring your battery to Battery Four Other Styles Shown in "Vogue* the Flour with 'the Good Flavor. F(i)R Headquarters! You may be sure A story that will enthrall, rnystify, surprise FEED ANIMALS we won't try to sell you a battery Gown of Bonfire Printed Gown of Fuschia Printed if repair of your present one and startle you. Crepe over white Crepe de Poultry Supplies Crepe with body of Crepe de is going to save you money. Chine. Chine. 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