WmMWS^: -I- & J*- MOWER COUNTYNEWS, AUSTIN, MINN Thursday, June. 15,1922 Page Ffv# cr?..... i: am PACKERS WIN BY SOME SHAKE FAT ft the e&eptdn of the tierk of the supreme •line of the famous Milp ribbdns and HELP WANTED: Correspondents Advertisements^ The News reads lit THE POLITICAL j^.carbqn" paper fdtf ,all makes typewriters^ wanted all over Mo^er. County- by Jhe consumer. ^otirt, are iodked upon as likely FISTS When "in need of either of the Mower County News. If you like CAULDRON 1-POINT MARGIN winners at the primary. Miss Grace these articles let the "NEWS" satisfy to write or think you can write MAYME DISCOVERS CLIFFORD C. LECK, M. D. Kaercher of Ortonville was endorsed you with this superior brand. news, inquire at the News office State Campaign Is MiU by the convention for clerk of the 3-fcf. about our proposition. See City Dial 2038 (Continued from pagg 1.) Editor. 10-tf. Minnesota will nominate party candidates Physician and Surgeon court. Leave Adams at End of AGENTS WANTED Hirsh Block, Austin, Minn. for offices in the primary election A surprising Reaction seems to be the best citizens, Jane, and we have WANTED— WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! X-R»y and Laboratory Equipment 5-4 Score in Scrap after- one of the mildest campaigns setting in in Mower county against SOLD UNDER OUR MONEY-BACK Highest market price paid at A. to- admit it when we- stop to think. Assistants— A A N E E S if Usem's office—213, E. Mill Street. in reicent years.jf Governor J. A 0. Preus for his "peevish" Yesterday. Ernest H.Morris, M. D. I've got my list madfe up from Puncture Proof inner tubes.. Cheap Dial office 5334. Residence 8344. Interest in the primary was materially action in xtW ^Mower county Mabelle Moore, R. N. Governor and Senator -to the County as ordinary tubes^ Actually tested 43-tf-c lessened by the "workings of treasurer Cases. Tilk on the strfeet Tesar pitche&fo&Austin officials and I'm picking out the best with 500 nail holes and leaked ho air. the new party convention law, un^er while decidely sympathetic toward Every auto owner buys. Demonstrate men as far as investigation makes Strikes Out Nine, by driving nails in tire. E. which state conventions of each of the county treasurer, iis at the same me certain of my choice. I want no Carmen sold 60 first day. Write for 12 Hits. the major parties endorsed candidates time adverse to the governor for slacker, no sluggard, no sharper. special offer where you make $100. for the various offices, subject to the what is generally termed "spite ,00 or more weekly. F. W. Milburn, The best women work always for 342 West 47th St., Chicago. primary. Th& appearance of a number work" on his-part in refusing to take Starting out strong and acquiring clean homes and clean living. .Nothing 48-1-p. of women's names on the ballot is any action in the case. Even those two runs in each of the first two innings, but clean politics will get anywhere pausing much speculation as to the who are inclined to consider County WANTED Austin defeated Adams yesterday with them. r- ,-v results, however. Attorney Baudler's letter to the press afternoon in a scrappy game at MAYME. WANTED—Lathing, Contract work Candidates endorsed by the conventions as inopportune, are not condoning the Hormel Park. The final score P. S. Of course you realize that country jobs solicited. Roy Russell, go on the primary ballot what is termed the governor's "narrow was 5 to 4. Dfal' 2650* 48-4-p Lydia Pinkham was a great humanitarian. with this fact stated after their names, guaged" stand. After the runs in the early part of She wasn't so much on rights WANTED—First class shoe repairing while others filing for the same officesare the game and another counter in the as Susan B. but according to. the MARKET PLACE at 111 E Mill street, Noren's entered as "independent" candidates fourth Austin was unable to continue testimonials in the^ papers, there Shoe Store. 37-6-c KOBES' CAFE for the nominations they seek. scoring as Rye, the Adams .pitcher wouldn't be any women left ki the WOOL WANTED—-Bring your wool Mower County News tightened up. During the early innings, worlds to have rights, if it hadn't been in if you want to get highest cash Unions Choose Candidates the Packers hit him almost at for Lydia. —M. price. Charles Dubinsky, 302 East One Cent Per Word Per Insertion. According to an announcement made will, but after the fourth they were Maple Street, dial 6900. 43-tf-c P.- S. No. 2. Have You seen Miss H's Minimum Charge Twenty-five cents. early this week the Labor Unions of unable to pick them off as readily. Ten Cents Collection Charge Will Bo hope box? this city and the Single Tax group Tesar pitched for Austin striking Added for all ads not paid for in ad* among the farmers are supporting GAME SUNDAY vance. Readers or locals not run in out nine and allowing twelve hits. this column will be charged at the the following candidates in the primary Rye struck out three and permitted rate of Id cents per line. election Monday and in the general nine hits. IS HEADLINER r*- Trantmittlon lock election in November: FOR SALE I Ji j. the*'' With Adams gaining in strength §s iaca rale of theft Insurance For Congress—-Dr. J. F. Lynn, 15 to 20 20% the game advanced, the tilt was a FOR SALE—Mower, hay rake, buggy Democrat, Waseca. close one, as is ordinarily the case and single harness. Dial 6018. Cowl eentllator. For State Senate—Fremont J. in a genuine Austin-Adams battle. Austin Out to Avenge 48-1-c parking lamps, one-piece windthield Thoe, Hayfield. Box-Score. and windshield Only Defeat No Upsets FOR SALE—80 acre farm, with or For State Representative—Harry wiper AB Austin— PO A E without personal property all new a in Sight, Bowers, ss 4 0 1 1 2 1 buildings, John G. Peterson, Rose For County Auditor—A. P. Schum* Pthe Meany, 2b 3 1 2 4 1 0 Creek, Minnesota.' 44-5-p mers. RECISION plays an important part in Deitrich, 3b 3 1 2 3 2 0 Demonstrating their strength by For County Attorney—Otto Baudler FOR SALE?—Dining table, ten foot Barr, If 0 0 4 1 1 1 manufacture of the Special-Six. It again defeating the strong Adams nine extension, quarter, sawed oak, one Erickson, ss 1 0 0 0 2 1 large size china Closet, one. buffet, here yesterday, the Austin Packers is largely responsible for the dependable For Sheriff—Joseph C. Kelley. allin good condition. 20.0 West'Oakland Kaufman, cf 2 0 0 0 1 0 will next Sunday turn their attention For County Treasurer—C. C. Terry. service that has singled out the Special-Six Ave. Dial 2115. 48^4c. Wengert, 3 0 0 11 2 0 to avenging the only defeat that For Clerk of Court—L. A. Sherman. as an incomparable value. Dugan, lb 4 0 1 7 0 0 mars their record this season, that administered For Supt. Schools—Mrs. Elizabeth SALE. —10 quarters improved FOR Cipra, rf 4 1 1 0 0 0 "by New Fichland in the land, Eastern Saskatchewan. Good Six hundred and eighty inspectors safeguard R. Horstmann. Tesar, 4 2 1 0 1 0 settlement, schools, telephones, water, second game of the season. For Commissioner, 4th Dist-.—Jacob precision in the Studebaker factories. They buildings must sacrifice to sell. With four teams tied, for the top J. Herzog. Write-me what yo.u, want. W. G. literally inspect every part that goes into 32 5' 9 LI 3 position in the League standings, Austin Stoll, Elgin Hotel, Minneapolis. Adams— AB EO A E every car—and every operation on every 46-4-p Re-action Here Against Preus must win Sunday to retain its Phalen, ss 4 2 3 3 3 0 All of the state officers endorsed by part. Before cars are passed for delivery position. While the Packers have FOR I—Type writer Ribbons, SALE Kline, 3b 5 0 0 3 1 0 the Republican party convention with been steadily improving since their and Carbon Paper. We have a fine 9,500 inspections are made. J. Schneider, 5 1 1 3 0 0 game at New Jlichland, the same is 0 R. Ulveh, rf 5 2 ^2 0 0 In the Special-Six there are 1,120 mechanical true of the latter team, which is one IF YOUR FORD NEEDS REPAIRING H. Schneider, lb 4 0 0 9 0 0 of the four tied with Austin for top operations to the accuracy of one-thousandth A. Schneider, 2b 4 1 0 0 Tide handy tool podiet it '2.' position. located In Irft front door of an inch, 360 to one-half-thousandth. L. Ulven, cf 4 0 .3 1 1 0 Fans are assured of a close, game, Hawkins. If jDf 0 0 0 4 you are assured of GENUINE FORD the ear's performance, a brief experience AAS-IO that will be anybody's from the Rye, a 0 4 ^1 2 3- will reveal its superiority far more convincingly start, when these two nines mix at PARTS, a Good Job, and Quick Hormel Ball Park Sunday afternoon. than we could tell it. 39 4 12 24 8 2 "J i*1 Service, at •. Summary—Two base hits,^Dietrich, Studebaker cars make friends quickly, because Only Headliner Sunday. Tesar, Phalen, Rye struck out—by AUSTIN AUTO COMPANY they give most for the money. And "Viewed from the standpoint of the Tesar, 9 by Rye, 3 sacrifice hit, Dietrich stolen bases, Bowers, League standings the New RichlandAustin they invariably keep these friends, because Erickson, Wenge'rt, Phalen, R. Ulven. game Sunday will be the only Soft, deep uphold ^f the universal satisfaction they give in fine atery and wideopening headliner. The other two conference door* add performance, economy and service. Team Match Play leaders, Adams and Owatonna, to drlting comfort are slated to play teams further At Country Club down in the column. Adams plays at Touring, $1475 2-Passenger Roadster $1425 Albert Lea, and Janesville travels to Prizes of a half dozen balls for. a 4-Passenger Roadster. $1475 4-Passenger Coupe Owatonna to take on the Ste^leiCounty low gross score and a half dozen b^lls $2150 Sedan, $2350. All prices f.o. b. factory. lads.* ."!•*! for low net score, are offered for the MARTIN & SCHROEDER The other game will be b^ween first and second team match play of THEATRE Blooming Prairie and Waseca at Wafeeca,-with eighteen holes scheduled at the Country the Blooming Prairie contingent Club tomorrow* and Saturday. AUSTIN CRAND MEADOW heavy favorites. Outside of coUA conKntotf otawlM car* Tonntaa light. On July 4, the Flag Tournament the Austin-New Richland game when will take place at the club. 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