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yV•\3F$n0-?- rVSsL.- .". _. rf *^f$r' 1' s.wi-' iff fu -i^s 1 & *^Sf. f"5®™1 N&jf ?5C% •V jT/ff*-4 •'J'S if ",^ii'«r:- ?.r -fe^ %r r:*,"' r?«-AUSTIN, "*4 fj,«» MOWER €OUNTY MINN. Thursday, Nov. 30,1922 TaggFouT^:," NOW COMES THE ANNUAL TOUCH Mower !SCouhty News SOFT JOBS ^Published every Monday and Thursday, at Austin, Minnesota. Hgovernment iNorthwestern Advertising Representatives: SHE'S something that you ipobablythought omas Minnesota Select, List, 215 aboutmany a time, WUliam §&M^o&tfce Canadian South Sixth Street, Minneapolis 709 Exchange Bank, St. Paul. employment sen^^'^|ys|^||A,'pleitty of jobs waiting for men to fill them* Jtfie applicants The latest boy wonder is "How ROE & PRESTON, Publishers. long before Christmas?'** are unwilling to tackle* really harll Manual labor. Even able-bodied unmarried men shake their \freads at P. C. PRESTON Editor-Manager All of us take our htits off to winter—and 'get new ones. offers of employment on harbor work and in the Jogging L.^. MARSHALL City Editor crews. It is better to be lonely than bored. Per fear, in advance .........$2.60 In varying degrees we have the same situation on our Six Months $1.25 Princeton won the football championship •#. THE of the east. It Is not true side of the border. There seems to be something about our that Jtick Dempsey wants to play Entered as Second Class Matter at civilization that tends to soften men and make them averse the Post office at Austin, Minn., under them. .. f/ NEGVS to "heavy work." the act of March 3, 1879. When a man sets out to make a Maybe it's because we are getting accustomed to having fool of himself he always finds someone machines do the more difficult jobs that formerly had to We wish you a pleasant Thanksgiving, eager to help. be handled by muscle and grit. WllllSl and all that goes "with the Some people are down on prohibition because it makes it harder tn Maybe, too, we've gotten in the habit of passing the vr y. rS/'in ri day. Also we hope you are in shape get a drink. heaviest work to the immigrants who for years flowed to to be back on the job Friday. $ The weather forecaster always has our shores. The first snow of the season didn't plenty of competition. Tony and Ivan fitted in naturally as ditch diggers and remain with us long. With about two A turkey in the pan is worth two railroad section hands. The native-born American decided inches of the "beautiful" on 'the CBR\S^ in the coop. that it was "out of my line," and looked about for a ground early Monday morning, before The only way a hen-pecked man white-collar job. evening the streets and walks can chew tobacco is by pretending There is a growing national tendency to "pass the. buck" ha is smoking a cigar. were clear of it and only patches of when it comes to hard work. Easy-going men seldom go very it could be seen here and there on Farmers can make interesting comparisons of the work far. the lawns. This all disappeared on they get out of a hired hand, today compared with years The man who wears a silk hat Tuesday. ago. CtlSthSgsSai usually talks through his hat. Hm&op Hard work never killed any one, as,the old saying goes, SOMETHING TO BE THANKFUL The man who loses his heart to a but a lot of folks seem to have their doubts. FOR. girl loses his head also. No one in America is compelled to NOTICE. a newspaper eacn^ week. He sells and upkeep. It is regarded as certain be a refugee, fleeing before a barbaric The Friendship Club of Austin H» with him.—Levang's Weekly. FROM ANCIENT GREEK COINS that the next legislature will conqueror. ^Jo one here is suffering Thursday, November 30th, 1922. space. One never thinks of going S- held a Thanksgiving party Tuesday provide for some form of tax on gasoline The Truth Hurts. because of earthquake or other Thanksgivingrg Day: to a merchant and asking for a dozen evening in the high school gymnasium. Curator of Boston Museum Believes He consumed.—St. Peter Herald. disaster. Nowhere in America Clemenceau, the- Frenchman, it Legal holiday. oranges for nothing but still pe About 130 girls attended Has Found Origin of Old does famine or pestilence menace. handling us out not bouquets but Golden Receptacle. Lobby open as usual. en oranges for nothing but still people the party. A delightful program, Find a Substitute. Such troubles as we have are of an criticism. Can we stancr tlie gaff? All windows closed. games and a lunch took up the evening. come to the editor and ask him entirely different sort. In contrast That he is our friend nobody denies. The pool halls of Redwood Falls Lacey D. Caskey, curator of classical City delivery suspended. A campfire song by six girls, with the misfortunes suffered by But must the American people be to give them free publicity that will are complying strictly with the law Brt at the Boston Art museum, believes Rural delivery suspended. readings by Peggy Baum and Ruth peoples in other lands, our misfortunes that he has made a discovery regarding fed only compliments from their help them make money.—St. James to keep .minors from visiting their All mail deposited in Postoffice dispatched Hill, a piano duet by Winnifred the origin of the solid gold Greek libation are insignificant. Still we friends? Let us consider what the places of business. That is all well Plaindealer. as usual. Scharpstine and Fern Hopfe and two bowl which has just been put on make much of them and we have Tiger has to say. We may not relish and good. Now it is up to the other —C. F. COOK, numbers, by the girls glee club made exhibition at the Art museum. worked ourselves into a state of profound his line of talk but because we do Gasoline Tax. citizens to provide some other places "I found the bowl weighed the equivalent Postmaster. up the program. for these boys to spend their leisure discontent. Sometimes it is not is no sign that what he says There is a growing sentiment in of 100 Babylonia shekeles, 100 questionable whether the American is not good for us. There is such a favor of a nominal tax on gasoline time. There is a very positive responsibiiit3- Persian darics and 100 Corinthian staters," COOKING SCIENCE. thing as bitter medicine.—Minneapolis used by motorist. In the last year here—the negative one people realize how well off we are. explained Mr. Caskey. "The Is one thing—to cook on a range of keeping them away from places Sioux City Journal. Journal. the fame of Minnesota's highway Greeks took their unit of weight from that will produce satisfactory results system has spread over the entire designed as meeting places for older the Orient and when I discovered that, Where are the Profits? is another. Ask any woman who Two short little compositions by the bowl weighed the same in oriental men is not enough-—Youth demands country, and thousands of tourists The country editor manufacturers uses a PARAMOUNT Gas-Coal money as in Greek money, I was satisfied two little girls of Austin's schools have been attracted from other an answer in terms of "You Can" that the bowl was made from Range—then investigate our line. PARK on "Why I am Thankful," are reproduced states. They enjoy the use of Minnesota rather than of "You Can't" if it is Greek gold coins of the Seventh century, Attractive Prices. 44-1-e Ola Is Right. here as" much in fitting with xoads, and would willingly to be best served by the older citizenvy.—Redwood B. C. When a man begins to talk about Thanksgiving Daj\ The first was Gazette. AUSTIN GAS COMPANY pay a small tax in their maintenance "Another very interesting feature of moving to another town where people written by Oda Nelson of B5 Grade the bowl," said Mr. Caskey, "is its inscription. are not so narrow-minded, you of the Lincoln School and the other 'The sons of Cypselus dedicated THEATRE may know th^t they have caught up £r Economical Transportation by Dorothy Cartwright of the B4 this from Heraclia.' The bowl was found at Olympia and it is thought grade of the same school. that it was a part of the spoils after Why I Am Thankful. the conquest of Heraclia. Cypselus WEDNESDAY— "I am thankful for my comfortable figures as one of the worst tyrants of home and good parents. I especially Greek history, so thel inscription bearing appreciate my parehts, because they his namef is considered of historical teach me to be useful. I love to come value. One son of Cypselus Perienda home from school and receive a pleasant was titled one of the seven wise smile from my mother. I am men of Greece." very glad to get the meals I get, every day, and the delicious dinner I "Gehenna." expect on Thanksgiving." Gehenna is the Greek name for the Valley of Hinnom, situated south and What I Am Thankful For. west of the city of Jerusalem. Sacrifices 'I am thankful for the things God to Moloch, instituted by Solomon has given us. I am thankful for the (1015-975 B. C.), were offered there, things he has done for us. I am and for years after, it was the place ^Mon buying a thankful for my church, country and chosen by the Jewish kings for the phonc$'aph consider flag." practice of their idolatrous rites. SOLID When Josiah, king of Judah, restored HOW ABOUT THIS? t/ie the national worship, he made Gehenna coNsrarrioN When the soap boxer gets eloquent a place of defilement by covering it over the fact that there are no opportunities with human bones after this, it be'came the cesspool of the city. Fires in America, just think were kept constantly burning there to about these things for a while: 1923 SUPERIOR Chevrolet EUGENE O'BRIEN consume the bodies of malefactors, carcasses The Thirty years ago— in of animals, and whatever other "JOHN SMITH" The world's most famous automobile offal had been cast out from the city. manufacturer and rated as the CUM l|U The word "Gehenna" occurs frequently and richest individual in America, was a 5-Passenger Sedan in the Scriptures and in the new Responsible manufacturer* AN EDUCATIONAL COMEDY day laborer in a bicycle factory. Testament is translated "hell."—Kansas put quality into The country's most famous hotel City Star. THURSDAY & FRIDAYBOOTH the parts of their hidden owner and a millionaire many times In 1922 Chevrolet led the world in closed car sales, chiefly because of TARKINGTON'S Plan Fine African Roadway. products as well as the over, was a bell boy in a rooming "CLARENCE" the Sedan. This new Fisher Body Sedan is completely eclipsing its predecessor For several years work has been in visible parts. house. progress on a roadway to encircle because: A William DeMille Production The man who is today the "steel the entire peninsula at the southern Go to the Sonora dealer With Wallace Reid, Agnes king" of America was working sixteen extremity of South Africa, on which still further improved by more artistic design and and examine the thick QUALITY Ayres, and May McAvoy, from a a hours day as stoker in Capetown is situated. The roadway the play by Booth Tarkington. wallsof the Sonora. Have added equr blast furnace. Js now completed, and at the opening A light comedy of the American trim show you the allv/ood ceremonies, last May, it was claimed The man who is today one of the Home. been still further increased by engineering refinements ECONO horns, the wonderful and to be the finest marine drive in the country's most powerful bankers, a Pathe News features, how durable and .reased facilities. world, surpassing evten the famous gr'f financier of international repute, was Corniche road, at Mentone, in. the every part is. Comparisons fireman on a locomotive. SER\ :s now offered on a flat rate basis by 10,000 dealers and south of France. The road Is 125 with other instruments The president of the United States SATURDAY— miles long, and for most of Its length service ^^rions. reveal startling was working as a day laborer in a BUCK JONES Is hewn in the rocky sides of the superiorities in Sonpra ih printing office. mon&talns that tower over the entire PRICES of the new line remain the same in spite of added equipment "BOSS OF CAMP construction. One of the greatest merchants in sea coast of the cape.—Popular Mechanics and more expensive construction, which have greatly increased value. Magazine. America was a peddler traveling over No. 4" See these superior points the country with a pack on his back. of "The Highest Class Science in Law Court. Some Distinctive Features Prices f. o. b. Flint, Mich. The president of one of the ..nation's and Talking Machine in the "IN THE DAYS OF "When do sounds become noises? biggest railroad systems was World", before you buy. free Science was invoked to Sidney Streamline body design with high pounding a key in a telegraph office. $510 BUFFALO BILL" Two Passenger Roadster a We do not doubt what Vine-of the charge of driving noisy hood vacuum feed and rear gasoline By the way, where will you be in motorcycle. An audiometer, which your choice will be. tank on all models drum type head 525 Five Passenger Touring 1952? photographs sound waves, recorded lamps with legal lenses. Curtains open Don't let anybody fill you up, with .. SUNDAY— Two Passenger Utility Coup£ 680 the hubbub created by other noisy machines $50 to $3000 with doors of open models. Closed the idea that what your station in whose drivers were not.interfered ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN Four Passenger Sedanette 850 models have plate glass Ternstedt life will be 30 years hence is not going with." regulated windows, straight side cord Five Passenger Sedan 860 The defense tried to show that more "EVIDENCE" to depend upon yourself more All the latest Jle'eases tires, sun visor, windshield wiper and disturbing motorcycles passed the same than any other factor.—Long Prairie 510 Light Delivery Truck dash light. The Sedanette is equipped Okeh Records 55c point, and had photographs to sustain and Leader. with a. ito trunk on rear. Sunshine Comedy the contention. It lost, but considerable interest was attracted by the new Vocation Se2 Sequence. See these remarkable cars. Study the specifications Mail: scientific procedure.—London Ben Qninn, Indian, bought a flivver. Nothing Compares With Chevrolet MONDAY-TUESDAY Records 75c Head smashed, arm broken. He said: An Oath in Japan. "EBB TIDE" "First mile too slow, took drink booze Girl scouts take a promise of loyalty next mile faster, took another drink to God. The Japanese do not worship JOHNSON DRUG Sedan Display In Our Booms Model Now on Show With James Kirkwood and Lila last mile very fast, took another drink, any one God, so a knotty problem Lee. out then saw bridge in road, turned when scouting was introduced arose for it."—Hiawatha and (Kan.) World. in Japan. At the International Council ERDMAN GARAGE CO. COMPANY Jj A Century jComedy held in England recently, it was Giving Birds a Bad Name. decided to permit the Japanese to join Hear the Augmented The United States biological survey the movement provided they lived up Park Orchestra warns against charging the crimes of to the ten scout laws and are loyal The Highest Class TdlkingBx ."-.v" Matinee Daily ^at 2:30 th© English sparoow to other members to the spiritual part of the promise. Austin, Minnesota S L-^ Midline in the World •-V X'"-1 Two Eyening Shows?: the sparrow family^ which, although of They may swear by the Eternal Truth essentially seed-eating, performs great 7:30 and 9:00 of Their Ancestors or whatever "epreaoBts iservicfe in ittf raids on insects, as do the ideal to them. ..7 apd blackbirds