*5*3^ ', ***t "^3$ -.IP^ £(**%& tmm V:s$^ ''J^^bO&S &SSUM 4s3wBMR£U.?iJ. V.v MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN. MINN. Page Seven Monday, Nov. 27' 1922. EDUCATION WEEK GIFT FROM YALE GRADUATES ARE JUST "PA*' AND "MA" NOW 4- R\6HT.HARVEY'.TH AU. JOB OFj TAKING CARL OPri?—v YASSUH!), Exhibit Your Birds at The ®^in Dial That Belonged to the Founder TO BE OBSERVED Modern Children l.ack Oldtime Dignified TH' FURNACE S of the University Presented MOWER COONTYPOOITRY SHOW IS YOURS Titles for Their Parents, to College. Declares a London Writer. The Elihu Yale sun dial, accepted by (Continued from Page 1) When I was a small boy, forty years the corporation at its meeting in September, ago, children almost without exception has been presented to the university December 14,15, 16, 17,1922 Tuesday, December 5—Patriotism addressed their parents as "papa" and *by the following graduates, "mamma." a boy grew older and When Day—the flag, emblem of freedom. who have succeeded in purchasing went to school he frequently took to this interesting memento of the founder Music as a nation builder. Universal saying "sir" to his father, though, behind of Yale Ganson G. Depew, 1919 use of the English language in the his back, lie usually referred to Clarence W. Bowen, '73. Henry K. United States. The citizen's duty to A Poultry Show with a record, and getting better5 him as "pater" or "the governor." Smith, '98, and E. Byrne Hackett, '14 At the same time he gave up saying vote. Slogan: "Patriotism is the basis Hon., and R. Eden Dickson, Esq., of and bigger every year. happy "mamma," which he considered childish, of a nation." Ed^n Lodge, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England. and took to calling his mothefr Wednesday, December 6.—School Large premiums, small entry fee,, five silver cups. "mother," or sometimes "mater." shuah-yassuh! The sundial, originally owned by WILL THAT Urfcfi ROOM BY THj and Teacher Day—The necessity of It was about twenty years ago that ah'ljl move, in Elihu Yale, has his coat of arms and TURNALt BE LARGE •s«- schools. The Teacher as a nation the abbreviations "pa" and "ma" began NOW A winning at Austin will put you on the map as the date 1708 on it. It is a lifesize ENOUGH FOR YUH builder. The schools' influence on to be generally used. They came from I figure of a West Indian negro,-molded LIVE IN? a leading poultry breeder. 'the goming generation. America as America, where they had already been 1 in lead, standing in a half-kneeling position •Jc in use for many years. an educated nation. Public Educational with arms upraised carrying the State Fur Exhibit in connection —the largest furexhibit Some children used "daddy" instead Meeting, High School Auditorium. I bronze dial. The dial has never been f- of "papa," and after a time "papa" ever shown anywhere. out of the possession of the descendants Address, "Minnesota's Educational went out altogether, and was replaced of Elihu Yale until purchased this Problems," Hon. W. I. Nolan, by "dad" with those of older growth. summer by E. Byrne Hackett in co- Minneapolis. Write for Premium List and entry blanks. of f•5*- Today "dad" is almost universal. [operation with George E. MacLean of Even the little shaver of four or five I the American Universities union in Thursday, December 7.—Illiteracy calls his father "dad." As for "mama," [Europe for the group of graduates who Day Illiteracy a blot on our nation it is as obsolete as "papa," and materfamllias No illiteracy in 1927. No immigration have just presented it to Yale. C. J. Pribble, Secreta-m is now known universally as This purchase is the culmination of until illiteracy among native and "mum." efforts made during the last 15 years .foreign born is removed. Slogan: The only part of the kingdom in by Yale men. The final location of the "Let every citizen adopt and teach Austin, Minnesota which these abbreviations have not dial on some suitable site is now being an illiterate to read and write." found favor is Scotland, where the arranged for by Ganson G. Depew, representing HOURS //*. Friday, December 8.—Equality of more formal "father" and "mother" the donors, and the consulting opportunity in education for every are still insisted upon.—London Answers. architect of the university, when 'American boy and girl. Rural approved by the corporation committee Schools—city schools. High schools on architectural plan.—Yale Daily I IN BRONZE ,—colleges. American institutions. News. TO BE MODELED Slogan: "A square deal for the country Wouldn't You |PHOTOGRAPHER WAS IN LUCK boy and girl. Winners of"' British Dog-Racing Contests Will Have Memories Preserved Saturday, Dacember 9.—Physical I! by American Sculptor. Despite Unlooked-For Action of Giant [Education Day—Pay grounds. Physical Baboon He Got Pictures of Like to have some of your aducation and hygiene. The great Captain Cuttle, winner of the Derby Rest of Group. hens make a record like ^outdoors. The country's need in conservation Music Hall, winner of the Grand 6#* this and development of forest, National, and Guards' Brigade, winner This hen weighs 3 lbs., I In an interesting article entitled soil, roads and other resources. Slogan: laid 285 eggs in one year of the Waterloo, are among the 25 "Five Thousand Miles on Foot in'Central that weighed 35 lbs., and British champion dogs to be modeled "A sick body makes a sick Africa" In the Wide World Magazine MOWER COUNTY SHORTHORN worth, at 50c a doz., $11.87. in bronze by the American sculptor, is an amusing account of the photographing mind. Playgrounds in every com\munity. She consumed about 80 lbs. Herbert Haseltine. The King's Labrador of baboons gamboling in Athletes all." of feed that cost $2.40. retriever, a champion of his class the dried-up bed of a river. Such records are possible •fit BREEDERS ASSOCIATION and declared at one show to be the "it was these river beds," writes the when you have a good hen Mary Anderson Lauds Booth. best dog of the year, has already been author, "that I usually sought, for one md feed her A portrait of Edwin Booth, by many modeled. 'may be perfectly certain that in the Globe Egg Mash considered America's greatest tragedian, Haseltine is an inspired sculptor of 'dry season the thirsty animals will 285 EGGS IN ONE YEAR was presented lately to the Memorial the horse, says an art critic. Besides come thither to scratch for the last Announce Their Art gallery in the Shakespeare achieving a perfection of detail that remaining drops of water. For the Second Annual Sale of Pure Bred Registered Shorthcrn Cattle memorial at Stratford-on-Avon by an delights the most fastidious owner, he This mash is certainly a great egg maker. It produces eggs in purpose of photographing this special American friend of the drama and his has the gift of imparting the animal's I group of baboons I had-secreted myself great numbers because it is made of the ingredients necessary to •1 colleagues. if character to his studies. Horses talk in the branches of a withered uprooted to be Held at Dr. Carter's New Sale Pavilion on produce eggs in a healthy, normal manner. The most striking feature of the with their ears, and in each of Mr. I tree. I had been there ten minutes, It SATURDAY. DEC. 2,1922 Try and Be Convinced ceremony was the voice of Mme. Je Haseltine's models the set of the ears I waiting for the animals, which were FOR SALE BY Navarro, once the idol of American most common to his subject is carefully running about all over the place, to dramatic audiences as Mary Anderson, reproduced. at 2:00 P.M. H. L. G0SS SEED CO. compose themselves into a picture, says the New York Sun. Her persona! That other animals can and do inspire when just as I was on the point of releasing reminiscences of Edwin Booth reached Sale will be held rain or shine. Don't forget the date, time or place. him he has shown in bull-flght the shutter, I became aware of In this sale will be about 40 head, Bulls of serviceable ag:e, young Heifers, their climax In her recitation of an sculpture. One study of his shows a a rustling in the branches above me. Successors to Hare & Goss apostrophe in verse to the great actor. Cows with calves at foot or safely in calf. proud, powerful beast with fight In The next moment a weight that seemed A voice from out the past, indeed, The Cattle in this sale carry the blood of such noted sires as Whitehall every line. like a ton descended on my head, Sultan, Choice Goods, Gainford Champion, the Cumberlands, and others, and its magical effect upon the audience "As it happened, the sudden shock picked from the herds of gathered at Stratford is ample Historical Error. [caused me to operate the shutter, with George Hartman, Rose Creek, Minn. testimony to the truth that the great The new stamp for Christopher and the result that I got quite a good picIture. Carl Larson, Lansing, Minn. background in art and human life are Nevis, two Leeward isles in the West Then, having hastily evacuated Jess Bassett, Lansing, Minn. not blotted out by the intense preoccupation Indies discovered by Christopher Columbus my position in the trees, I discovered C. E. Padelford, Austin, Minn. hi things of the present that my head had been utilized as an J. G. Meyers, Adams, Minn. in 1493 and now British possessions, which seem to fill the picture. H. O. Habberstad, Blooming"Prairie, innB. 'observation platform' by the biggest shows the discoverer looking I. Ingvalson, Blooming Prairie, Minn. baboon of the company and the fellow through a new spy-glass, remarks This is a great opportunity for the beginner to get into good Shorthorn was now quizzically gazing at me from the London Daily Mail. Cattle, the best all-purpose cattle in the world. The "Bulletin" of the French Astronomical 'the branches!" Write for Catalog to A. E. Beadeil, Austin, Minn. Remember the date. The purchase society expresses indignation Terms of the sale are cash or bankable note for one year at 8 per cent at what it terms this latest example United for Short Skirts. of a few of these interest. of the general ignorance of matters Women in various parts of the country Red Cross Seals A. F. BEADELL, Secretary S astronomical, for, of course, Christopher are forming "Short Skirt Clubs," will aid in lessenpoverty, Columbus died more than a century the purpose of which is to thwart the before Zachariah Haussen, maker disease ALBERT HOPFE, Auctioneer. FIRST NAT, BANK OF AUSTIN, Clerk. 'edicts of fashion makers, who have of spectacles, made some one else's voted for somewhat greater length. and suffering. fortune by devising the telescope. It seems a bit strange that women His children, playing with some of should have to organize for the right his lenses, had found that when two to wear skirts any length they please. Taking Desperate Chances. lenses were placed at a certaiD distance There is no law against short skirts. apart the weathercock, away on But it would be as difficult for one It is true that many contract severe the top of the neighboring church woman to wear a short skirt when $ colds and recover from them steeple, could be seen through them as everybody else had shifted to the shoetop without taking any precaution or distinctly as if It had been brought length as it would for an individual treatment, and a knowledge of this nearer. to adopt a daylight saving WORRY fact leads others to take their schedule in a town where the people chances instead of giving their colds had voted for standard time. The Copper and Calcium. 1 the needed attention. It should be only way the average woman can resist It is reported that Professor Hartley changing fashions is to be conscious borne in mind that every cold weakens of Dublin has photographed, In that she has a wide support ordinary air, spectroscopic lines, due, the lungs, lowers the vitality, among other things, to copper and among her fellow-women. If any man makes the system less able to withstand condemns these women as cowards, calcium. It is believed that they arise each succeeding attack and JUST BE CAREFUL let him take off his coat in the theater. from fine dust consisting of these substances, paves the way for the more serious It is more comfortable and there projected into the atmosphere diseases. Can you afford to take lis no law against it.—St. Louis Star. by road vehicles" and by smoke and such desperate chances when Chamberlain's the sparks of trolley wires. It Is from CALL 2610 AND LET US DO THE Cough Remedy, famous for the latter that copper Is supposed to Plan New Monorail Road. its cures of bad colds may be had for come. The quantity of copper thus Another experiment with overhead WORRYING FOR YOU. found is excessively slight. Indeed, it monorails is to be made, according to a trifle? Is only the delicacy of the tests that the Practical Engineer. The French renders it appreciable. Lines due to ministry of public works has decided Cold Weather Is Swiftly Coming— lead, carbon, iron, manganese, nickel that an experimental line shall be installed and magnesium have also been detected, In the Peronne district. The Snow Will Soon Cover the Ground but the quantity of these substances 1 subject has been investigated by a is even less than that of the commission, which issued a somewhat calcium and copper, the lines of which favorable report. If the experimental are always prominent in the spectra. Installation should prove successful it !fi is proposed to provide a mono-railway If you run youi' car all winter, be hJ between Paris and St. Germain. It is Rare Edition of Bible. I sure your battery is up to standard The only known copy of the first understood that the system is merely W an aerial line carried on standards on. Protestant Bible printed in Latin has at all times or it will,freeze up. Let S which a car fitted with engine and propeller recently come into the possession of is mounted, and it is claimed the public library at Cambridge,'Mass., us watch it for you. that speeds up to 150 miles an hour says Popular Mechanics Magazine. It With its many new refinements is valued at $300,000 by the library authorities, can be reached. "If you store your battery be sure bfi which seems reasonable in I*21 view of some book transactions. 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