MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. Page Ten Thurs., 1924 October 15, farm, $4,000. would be Would you Charles offers In U. Dawes, 'dent It not Mrs. O. R. required interest Paulson is here state meet visiting to hospital are an Austin improving. at is 'Urges willingly before public notary appear a but Women second-rate figure, statesman Not Be charge day the of SI,OOO bonds with his a a Theodore per Paulson on of to Miss Mabel Jacobson from son returned $4,000 sign and acknowledge to a achieved has eminence, first, who issued and equip build it and to to as Corning for few days. Hewitt, a Minn., duties take her to farm in order to mortgage up on your the budget, and, then, of director finance its business. Surely he would as “Slackers” Among Ballot furnish make Mr. and teacher in the with which Mrs. Oscar Lysne, District Esther No. to 1. money as of the commission which chairman who, be optimist with knowledge of an doubtful public experiment in Harvey George Thompson and and Hilma Luthe has purchased a motored plan the establishment formulated the for a public ownership the of elsewhere, record ownership of railroads? Would you McCormick Blooming Prairie Deering to Monday from of economic in Europe tractor of publicly new would expect operated peace evening. give anybody of attorney to power a Srsen Auto of Germany which Chancellor Marx industrial recently. enterprises to bring to the company such you? You execute for mortgage a like the said: “I to has W. H. people but higher Ward anything and taxes, increased compare Lester, and Mrs. Henry Reinartz ddaughter son an would what the But that is just not. scheme with architectural great Dawes indebtedness, public impaired a Mr. Charles Balentyne visited the at Lorraine of Fort Dodge, la., vis- candidates of the so-called Farmer-Labor are which world blue-print for the industrial credit and stagnation. Luthe home Friday. iting for few weeks. ask ask do when they party to a you gratitude.” the draughtsman its Instead adopting policies which of owes J he sh to for them. c °- Wag vote ° n ° you w Mrs. Louie Holmstrong and daugh- It would be Immodest appraise to the burdens would Increase of the people ir Pralri „ And they asking only not * a are you, ? ucccss myself,—l leave that the electorate to visiting tthe Joseph commonwealth, let Wil- of take to rare - our us a thls them such to give of attorney, t"*. reat a power / the “ ovle of Minnesota. But of the of rest those burdens. Let to steps reduce liamson home lor few days. us -„ a ( but the to doubling of consent to „ a that ticket I is composed of it make simpler, " government not can say more Nfr and Mrs. George Thompson state tax farm. the At present on your who deserving of complex. are confidence men every family j& luauu ouuuay. and and Mrs. Sarah Helge- time the state of Minnesota derives that the people of Minnesota Born raised farm I share and on a and family motored Waseca to $8,500,000 the son from tax a year on a bestow. It Is ticket with merits of those who the aspirations labor. can a Sunday and visited the John Paulson earnings companies. at railroad gross o. and should insure complete victory My with the sympathies not a are the If railroads became government home. for the Republican party in November. but with of society Its workers, drones that property, the would lose state Chester Cromwell is the sick have had work for I always to on myself. A futile for the It would be lor revenue, list. in the When I executive am Its instrumentality. government to tax own and Martin Lein who chair, the farmers workers of Minnesota is the St. Olaf at would The thus lost revenue NEWRY they have will know a governor additional be by have made to an up understands them because who he is levy all property in the state. other on of them. one Modern would raise additional one-mill levy An Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balentyne of Minnesota be The people may order make less than $2,000,000. In to the proud of baby parents boy they radical. dissatisfied, but not are a are lost there of the $8,500,000 revenue, up born Tuesday October be help them 7. will It purpose to my be imposed would have to on every for the the conditions discover reasons Many from this vicinity other piece of farm and attended every property made them dissatisfied, which have Fable practically four the funeral Minnesota of in Christian Rask at policies which will help and outline to The mills in additional taxes. Blooming average Prairie and also of Arnold those conditions. They shall remove the decade during tax past state rate Benson Red Oak Grove at Wednesday. and the know the truth truth shall only little four mills. been has a over make them free. farmer, Therefyre, Minnesota when Republican party this The enters Lester Noble is having siege of so-called the Farmer- a the candidates of confidence, with knowing campaign The Delco-Light Electric blood poison in his hand. them, Labor for party ask to vote you of achievement justifies record that its Washing machine is the $4,000 they only ask put not to you a sincerity of the Its faith in present remarkable washing farm but to mortgage consent on your Calvin Coolidge, promises. It presents in machine built. It has ever doubling of the state tax-rate to a candidate for President, its unusual safety features one Auctioneer “A naturalist MRS. ALVIN T. HERT only for the next thereon, not year, or office the of Chief who, entering Executive that certain to are appeal all time the decade, but for to next conditions trying under as strongly where as there Indiana farm, Born southern ening of human burdens, in the Are contemplating general on a you Divided come. confronted that those children ever any man, in the an home. school, are the teacher of welfare of all. country holding sale a this fall let And it be noted, that however confidence a or his of fellow has the Be investigate won to sure wife of successful business True, Mrs. Hert is good Republican, the of ownership a a disastrous government winter? I For Vlce-Presi- everywhere. citizens Acjuarium prepared this am now remarkable washing with whose affairs she but her breathe first would be, w’ould be relatively railroads it manages, man now messages * give to machine. more service Kentucky of all the with the farmer her soul of humanitarian, harmless compared own a on a auctioneer than as A an clear adoption of the entire public glass able business coupled with the conviction that of ownership woman, acres, an WITH ❖ SAVE AND before. SEW It will of the so-called Farmer- ever with charm and graciousness all the agencies hand the Republican program but all the pay at Labor party. 'before dating to &Z lady of the old school is the effective most you party see me Partition. one a — t .oelco-light) undoubtedly be contended by It will sale. Vice- Call such Mrs. Alvin T. Hert, through which what early is want your women — ♦ of the public ownership idea advocates Republican National social for Chairman of the the good of dates. greatest Phone Dial progress, He | put publicly-owned that the enterprises fro a Committee. the number be greatest 2156, Austin, can Minn., at the would government return to sums my S. B. HALLA Hert’e headquarters in Mrs. achieved. are for loss of adequate compensate to expense. Lusty Bass in she is Chicago, from which Her political creed is center summed up ❖ the bonds. and interest to taxes on pay Austin, Minn Thos. A. Conlon broadcasting American the belief that the to in of women purpose government basis for such There contention is a no Cotton Spool | Cord Best Six One the “establish Section, first of all their is justice, insura of great to the experience if judge from message we may responsibility. The claimed domestic tranquility, provide for of North the neighboring state of women HINTS DRESSMAKING defense, the operation of its flour that if given the they would the Dakota in the piormte vote common general ? And Minnows failed the mill mill. Not only has to make the United better welfare, the blessings States place and book a secure valuable For on a its operating not send 4c. return to dressmaking, expenses; all live in. Mrs. Hert is urging of liberty ourselves to to and our posterity." In the other. does taxes its Dept. O only it not COTTON CO., pay any on SPOOL * THE the be not to twentyfive women among York New Fourth Ave., the the 315 but of property; taxpayers million ballot slackers, but It is hard quarrel with such to to go . COAL CHUTES a JEWEL FURNACES the polls Election Day creed unless and find fault to vote to wants one on with for what they believe be the policies the preamble the Constitution of to * * * H ■ United that will in the light- of the States! most * mean Strong * CHRISTIANSON TED The Bass Neat struck Is ft impossible to estimate the even ❖ public indebtedness result of the on Handy *♦* this adoption of in its entirety, Every ■ -w program time min- * WINNING VOTES a satisfactory there for statistics are no available to the physical as approached used now value of the in all these property ♦ however, We estimate industries. Ventilated Theatre can, Only Austin’s Republican Candidate the adoption of relatively result of the the glass partition. a ♦ 9:00 7:30 DAILY—2:3O that SHOWS small of the part program— - For Governor - Going *s* • which contemplates government part After three days of t Good. ownership of railroads. ♦ If acquire | the government to were Friday— * t Thursday Fruitless lunging Wednesday the railroads, would buy and it have to - - (Continued Page from Four) constitutional for them, for have pay we a TURMOIL” “THE I : Which provision that private property netted him during the life of the present * generatjon public be for cannot taken use oven posterity will face burden our a s ■ without That just compensation. PLACE FIRE f provision that will present the alternative of Only bruises Tarkington Booth By Q because if dare abrogate, not we confiscation repudiation. or * 1 railroad the could confiscate government ♦ WINKLE” a The remedy is to compel the VAN “RIP Comedy, generation EQUIPMENT He ceased his it could likewise confiscate farms, that creates indebtedness discharge to ❖ ALMANAC shops and homes. u SCREEN Enact legislation ■ it. that will the What would for it have to pay | make null and void bonds. Issued Efforts for and Child A Can Operate NEWS ■ INTERNATIONAL Screens railroads? Admittedly would not it except refundment of any purpose ■ a stock” have for “watered to pay or I ‘ obligations, <• existing which do not Grates Subsisted the t good will, would have but it to with pay on them definite tax levy carr. a SJ No Smoke the physical actual value of all the property runripg period of the and Irons bonds over Saturday— What is used in transportation. the Food that suffi lent at expiration of that a was ❖ that value? valuation has been No One Dust period to discharge those bonds. HATTON in DICK -3 valuation made. As result of that It said that the total public a is indebtedness | Dropped in. the it ascertained that WEST” of the American was people the at S “IN THE No Stooping ; physical value of the railroad $40,000,000,0(10, properties time is present and the $lB,- of this country in 1915 wealth was of America has been estimated Ball Bearing several 900,000,C00. time Since that $250,000,000,000. It ■ at therefore RUN” AND “EAT appears, Comedy K added, billions dollars have been of that public indebtedness is our the it has that and been estimated of the national B 16 cent wealth. SERIAL MAN IRON per THE Grate be value today $22,000,000,000. To is B We set faces must resolutely i our Then the $20,000,000,000. safe, let it put at proposals that against will necessitate us H = —.— $250,000,000,000, That is 8 of cent of bonded large increas indebtedness. per s ■ JEWEL FURNACES are the wealth. Bonds estimated national The so-called Farmer-Labor Naturalist removed Sunday sold under clad iron would have be provide the isued an to to and its candidates party are committed a constitute properly and these bonds would guarantee to “public ownership money, to of transportation, * PICKFORD in JACK the glass partition in s first lien all the property including heat house stockyards, if the a large on your BILLY” America, for thereon the interest HILL abattoirs, grain elevators, “THE terminal recommended size is : ■ and would be collectible taxes, The warehouses, of principal Minnows natural as resources, installed. take precedence mortgage taxes such coal, oil, natural over any as gas, QI other lien. share, Minnesota Your deposits, large mineral KID’ ’ POOR 1 water or in “THE Baby Peggy ■ Comedy, powers We Have Only Workmen all around swam $50,000 Regarding farmer, if Consult Us and large commercial Hmhp- tracts ” you own a With Years of H FABLES AESOP’S Repair Work Your e Experience the bass, but « TOR, AQ E H did He strike not Wednesday I Tuesday, Monday, H Galloway Decker & At single | KEATON in a BUSTER one. jfBATTER'ifY™ I NAVIGATOR” “THE ! He had been Experts Metal Heating Sheet and /fl FOR. FILL MAKFS CARS OF Thoroughly sold “HOBBIES” Sportlights, Rice’s Grantland 33® K SATISFIES” “THE SHOP THAT Series “FIGHT & WIN” in Jack Dempsey ■ On the idea Bi'iibihibhhbudb b::::b b b a a b b kb b> b b hs s business That I | | ' vlilT® bad. Was fords SALE CLOSING OUT OUT SALE CLOSING W LET 4 £ H E V E^ (W) t h DELIVERED-INSTALLED TESTED SERVICE A *£ I will sold and I forced to As this farm has been *;* *•* - - move am personal property sell all * On health I will of ill account my .j. miie 4 half mile north and .j. auction the farm sell public west at BUICK. JF at a a v dodge farm, Ella Cook — the Public known Auction farm, better at at as gl my NASH described personal the * f ❖ of Oakland following property, »:• FRANKLIN on . north- NO BETTER and miles OR miles Austin, 5 *:* HIGHER others 2 of Oakwood Cemetery west at 4» others | | t l| MORAL: ♦IG22 GRADE *1924 BATTERY 4* CAN * BE of Oakland, east 17,1924 FRIDAY, OCTOBER U MADE THAN AN -s * First High. | O t | OCTOBER 23 THURSDAY, shot another ❖ LUNCH AT NOON Take FREE XXM SALE STARTS AT A. M. ♦ 11 X Highest. * ❖ ❖ Sized I Guaran- Ampere* at any £ pricb *:* HORSES—BIack old, weight 1600; OF 8 HEAD 5 mare, years Ik t Battery feed NOON Glass A for' LUNCH AT At the Hours SHARP FREE SALE STARTS AT M. t 12 geldings, old, weight 1600; Span of 7 and Bay 8 8 * »> mare, years z * £ver Sold at RADIO * * yearling; sucking colts. old, weight 3000; two * one years Gray weight 1500; old, Mare, 13 HORSES—One Bay * years Lov Price a i Partition. =a weight * old, Mare, 6 1450; Gray old, weight Mare, 9 £ years 4. * Shorthorn choice OF CATTLE—Fourteen due HEAD years 23 cows Own Car Your 30 Trial Days * Gelding, 2 on Gray weight 1400; old, x* 1450; Bay years Mare 3 high grade | within days. Every is and freshen 60 years * to ❖ <. one a cow a * old. old; Shetland You’ll find 2 it GARAGE One yearling Shorthorn heifer; heifer milker. calves; years LAGESON good pony, seven Guernsey high grade bull. one ♦> good choice milk extra —Five CATTLE 8 HEAD OF cows, *s* *•* * Isn’t there. Short- purebred heifers; old coming milk 2 two * one HOGS—Six tried Poland Sows; * OF China years 33 HEAD twenty- cows; Chatham Oakland St. & Corner bull, old. horn 2 £ ❖ Spring Shoats. years seven Austin, Minn Dial 2083 * shoats. HOGS—Summer 4* 10 HEAD OF CHICKENS— high EWES 10 grade breeding 150 * a ewes; - yW1IBIIHBUiBHIIBIIilBUIIBillBI»IBIIIIB!IIBUIIBIIIBI11IBI1l!BIIIIBIIIBIIIBIIIB!lliBIIIB»IIB!IIIBIIIIBIIIIB!n ❖ * * ♦ White Leghorn Chickens. * 9-foot Superior * binder; 8-foot Acme MACHINERY—One * S 4 delivery rake; side loader; Dain hay X binder; drill; Deering MACHINERY, ETC., —Deering binder, 8-foot Deering corn HOTEL DYCKMAN cut; Cream Separa- DeLaval 5-foot Deering cut; dump rake; * double * 5-foot; Monitor disc drill; hay loader; side mower, Dain ♦ mower, The Smith-Johnson * * 4-section * planter; * No. 17; John Deere tor, delivery hay rake; 5-section Smith-Johnson Great corn Western drag; ,£ ? six shovel culti- cultivator; John Deere Nicollet harrow; 2-row between Hennepin corn Street, and 6th spreader, low down; corn three-inch lumber two tire manure ❖ wagons; International Disc; 16-inch walk- 8-foot rack; ❖ * with * vator; * with box; |iay rack; 5-inch Bowser mill; Emerson wagon feed wagon other articles *:* work harness; too X plow; heavy Minneapolis, Minn. ing set many |j num- plow, 12-inch; 16-inch plow; six-shovel cultivators; 2 gang gang * * | i mention. to ❖ 4» Mower Corn planter; No. DeLaval erous Hayes 17 Melotte <* separator; <■ cream <• 4» * Deering binder; bob sleds; 2 spring tooth separator; corn cream stack; * > of standing straw ten tons Strictly Fireproof ....Twenty one corn; acres of work gasoline harrow; 3 harness; 2 engines; wood sets -I- one saw- X 200 bushels Barley. Oats; bushels Timothy hay; 500 * other outfit; articles * * ing mention. too to numerous many | I Kitchen Goods and Furniture. Household Some 4- | 4* * of the shopping *•’ Located in the FEED—4O Timothy Hay; standing County tons 50 1000 center acres corn; 4* •> ■ bushel * oats. * 4* $lO and under, cash; —Sums $lO, nine TERMS: District over Theatre sums and H bankable bearing from time interest months’ notes 8 cent per on 4> 4. £ * TERMS—Sums $lO and under, cash; this credit amount, over Make clerk before sale * * of sale. with date arrangements your of months’ time 10 approved 8 Make credit at cent. I notes on * per With Bath »> 4. Room .£ Every starts. News with clerk before sale. 4» * arrangements * DAY AND UP $1.50 PER RATES | DATUS REYNOLDS, Owner * * | CASPER EARL, Owner. lunch service, cafe and quick coffee First class $ ♦ 4‘ * HOPFE, Auctioneer t COL. ALBERT t luncheon 45c. Dinner shop featuring complete at I at HOPFE, Auctioneer. COL. ALBERT ■ a t f RING 2650 J t 65c. t a AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK, Clerk. STATE BANK OF OAKLAND, Clerk. ? : L j I X