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ANACoSTIA.
LOCAL MENTION.
THROWN From Engine.

While-riding on the pilot of an en-
gine IN the southbound yard OF the
Pennsylvania railroad last night, about
$ clock Paul Johnson, a brakeman,
tyFenty-aile years old, living at 40 NJ
street, sgiiftheast, was thrown to the
groundssaad slightly injured about the
loot.
Johnson had a narrow escape from
death, as the pilot of the engine caught
In some OF the running gear and was
torn completely off, throwing him TO
one side. He was taken to Providence
Hospital in an ambulance. and his in
jury pronounced slight
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SITUATIONS wANTEp--FEMALR.

WANTED-Laundry work TO do at home.
II Decatur ST. NV. jy21-3t
general housework IS Logan place NV. It
WANTED-By honest, reliable coloTed
girl, place as nurse. 1906 37th 81. nv. It
WANTED-Ry widow. situation as companion
or nurse TO adults. to clean office rooms,
or as housekeeper 10 lady in Office or in Wild
overs home. call or address 92l 18th st.
NV, city. Reference If required. jy20-3t
WANTED-By young lady, willing and obiig
ing, situation waitress. addressing
envelopes. Address NELLIE COMES, $40 e
81. NV. iy20-3t
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Hit by an Elevator.

Struck on The head 3y . descending
elevator while looking down a shaft at
the new Union Station. yesterday al
ttrnoon, Lawrence Warren JWenJy-0ne
years OF age. of BIB Brightwood ave
nue. northwest, Was taken 10 the Cas-
llaIJy Hospital and treated Tor 4 wound
on his head.
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visit HAIRS Market, Cor. sd and c

northeast. Large supply fresh dressed
spring chickens. Highest grade meats
obtainable. Watermeions, cautalOupes,
etc. at ruling market prices.
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WALL PAPER.

WM v MAHoNEY. the progressive Paper
hanger; reliable. prompt. cheap legal guar
antee Send postal for free sam pies and es-
innate. Main store. COS PeHNsyl yania ave.
St. phone East lI4-F,, or following agencies:
1880 L 81. Sc, 10 Monroe 81, Anacost!a:
Mattugly's store. Congress Heights; Cor New
York ave. NV, Edaritchs 5 store, Bowie Md
"a 18th 81 NV; o Donnelrs store. SD ana
NJ sts. JyI5-7t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

81 2Jo-6O acres; house andN stable, near
Glendale. On Washington Annapolis and
Baltimore railway; work ti.is Iine was
stopped three years ago. but has now been
resumed \ splendid investment OLD Dc
HINION co, j12 F St nv, jyt9-3t
a20-POILTRY AND FRUIT FARM; 81. zoo:
Sl00 down ana SIj monthly; ) acres grounu;
good fruit, house and outbuIldings near troll
ley 320O-For ten days only, 500 buys LOT
50xl5u; cottage; fruit: shade; one fare; be
quick. 3204-l2 acre; No, Takoma; small
building s215. I5-Eeautifal little home. 6
room house; barn; chicken house, fruit;
grand shade; beautiful elevation: II, 800.
THE SOU1-E co. uncD, go Louisiana ave
I1f
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Fussell's Ice Cream Is the Smocthest,
the purest. Best service, 1927 \. Y ave
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HELP WANrED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED and wife 10 work on small
farm near city special !nduceTi4ent offered
10 right party Address BOX 5GI. this Of
tce. Jy2I-3t
WA&TED-Man. wife. private family of'two:
also house man, waiter l635 Iltb ST. NV.
Il
WA%TED-White Waitresses. cooks laun-
.iressez " mite and colored scuIlions and disn-
washers. CENTRAL. EMP. BUREAU 633 +
81, NV. 1t. HUDSON, PROPRIETOR, 1t
WANTED Every body To open a savings ac-
count la the Peoples Savings Bauk Glu Iath
ct, nw-. with 81 OF more. per cent interest
paid. jyl2-30t
wANTED-Spaed Of IS 10 100 words per
minute in stenography guaranteed la 100
hours study. or money refunded We teach
ali standard systems also 1ypewritiaE and
spanish. eIaH and niEhE sessions Positions
ACADEMY 3I5-3l6 Colorado BaiIdInx
III 30t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-PRICES ADVANCED N. CON
NEcTIcUT AVENUE aIGHLANDS-Com
Inencing July l. prices of lots facing on
Connecticut avenue were advanced 10 70
cents per square foot. All other lots in this
property VIII be SOLD at 80 cents per square
foot until further notice Owing to the
completion. in the near future. 81 the mil
lion-GoIIar Connecticut avenue bridge, the
prices of Eli lots VIII shortly be advanced.
Those contemplating buying shoulG take ad-
vantage of present low figures A beau
tiful grade of granite win be furnished free
TO all purchasers building this year. Our
terms will be made 10 suit. Don't delay:
I4th st. 1yS-l4t
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You Don't Enjoy the Finest

light beer unless you get AbneT-Drury
Brew. Co.'S Royal Pilseu.H Served at
leading bars in special glasses. Try il.
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FOX sALE-TYPEwRITERS.

A14SCELA1NGOS 30
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome re-
versible fluff rugs. drop postal. !. H COL
DEN. Iz3 9Th ST Sc jy2l-3s
TUNINCi-Pianos ana organs tuned repaired
or regulated city or country: work guaran-
teed Address TUNER, 2I2 New Jersey ave
NV jyIg. y .23
VVANTED-To buy old feather beds II
MARKS. 3G7 9Th St tyl9-ot
PANAMA HATS at lowest prices; call: must
be sold 7O6 . st NV jyl8-I5J
ANY ORDINARY CLOCK CLEANED soc
warranted one year; watches and music boxes
a specially; send postal. viii call for and de-
liver free to any part of city. CAPITAL
CLOCK REPAIRING co. 1874 4th ST. NV.
1y16-It
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aResIlyering Mirrors? Yes,

Work always the best Guaranteed
Frank, 129 18th 81. nv.
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FOUND.

Personal.
MONEY TO LOAN ~ sUA~S or s. 10 $50
JOSEPH CAIN. Room 900. JeHifer Building
9Th and q SITS. NV jy2t-st
THIS to the working man, you must keep
Il stepping We make times a great deal
better by selling elegant suits made by mer-
chant tail9rs. the least bit worn. at figures
that allow poor men to live JUSTHfS OLD
STAND. ol9 y ST. jyI7-7t
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
224. COLORADO BUILDING. l4th and G.;
never closed: reliable private detective
service. strictly CONFIDENTIAL: any cause. all
sections. ii. BRADFORD. superintendent
AME CATHERINE Washlngton's FavoriIe
Paimist ant card Reader gl0 New York axe.
1880 30t
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Phone East 1909 for Pure Ice Cream
and Sherbet Prompt Service Rosen-
feId's, S12 H ST. ne.
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Every Saturday We Sch Our Regular
1oc cigar for sc. Sickle. 1911 Pa. ave.
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Spring Chicken. 1gc.

Sugar Cured Ham .I25ac
Sirioin Steak -l21lac
Round Steak ..........-......... -l0c
Prime RIB Roast,..-,. ,...-......., l0c
CHuCE ROdSI .--.-.----- ..-.-... &C
+. Rogers0n & Co. sth and La, ave. nv.
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FOR RENr-FuRNIsBED ROOMS.

ROOMS. clean. comfortable, and reasonable;
convenient 10 all car lines, terms reasonable
1928 18th 81. NV iy21-3t
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1a IL Pounds Of Sugar, 500.

zoe Mocha and Java Coffee 23c 10. Johns
tons, s5I eth ST NV.
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BIRDS. DOGS, e..

FOR SALE-Two splendid young beagIes,
cheap. 1921 5 81. nv. jy21-3t
FOR SALE-Fiue litter straight-Ieg beagle
hound pups: four males. one female; sire and
dam great rabbit dogs; finely bred and good
lockers; cheap, considering quality, Apply
js-20-3t
FOR sALE-Great Dane dog. l0IFa 9th St
ne. lyl9-3t
JUST RECEIVED-Young canarIes. Maltese
kittens goidnshes: also Flee Flea dos soap
kills feas Instantly, keeps skin healthy
makes coat smooth and glossy. SCHMID' 5
BIRD STORE. ~ 18th ST. nv. my25-tf
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PASTUpAGE.

WA NTED-Rorses TO pasture At Lay nm,
Msutg, Co, Md; 50 per month; good
fE padow grass with plenty or water ana
sRl4te: horses called for and delivered e. H.
PARKER, $50 Il. vt, sw.. phpas 81. 232o.
1yl7-U'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LARGE, bright modern Offices in the Metz
croft building, lilo i 81. NV. $3.50 each,
including electric light. steam neat elevator
and janltor service; no extras jy21-ltI
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-ST0RES.
FOR RENT-&ice store for meat and gro
Gerry; SIX room house, stable IN rear; good
business corner 100 n 81. ne. jy20-4t
45& TENNESSEE AVE EE.-Nice new store
and two rooms and bath; cellar. We can
give TWO months rent free. This is new
section, and is rapidly building up Chance
10 do a good business, rent S22-5 80.
STONE q F'AlRFA%
jylg-6t s04-s06- sJs + St. NV.
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LOST.

LOsT-Tuly -, vicinity Of I4th and 18th sts.,
New York ave. and 6 ST, lady's gold watch.
marked initial w gold serDentiue pin at
tached Liberal reward. I405 81, NV. II
LOST-Nhile driving around citg "Wednesday
night. cameo stick pin. Reward. ll0I O 81.
II
LOsT-Bunch keys Reward s83 I0th 81, ne
II
LOST-Iarge Maltese cat with sItt in right
ear; from pa 7Jh 81, ne. Liberal reward.
Jy2l-5l
LOST-In gents toilet. Metropolitan Hotel
lady's hunting-Case gold watch Liberal re
ward, 5o4 - ST j>2O-3t
LosT-From 92g J. st. NV, July 10, male
fox terrier. Sport. new collar and tag 274s
white. black mead; white streak down face;
black GA lower back: short black tail, white
tip Reward II returned TO above address.
jy2O-St
IOST-saturday, silk umbrella; silver han
die; initials II. r Nee knob OF han
die Liberal reward II returned 10 1876 Mas
sachusetts ave. NV. Jyl9-3t
LOST-On Auacostia car. Tuesday evening
gold watch and fob Waltham, open face
monogram l., :, Liberal reward II returned
500 7th st sw. JyIg-5t
LOsT-BIack and white Japanese spaniel.
from StoneIeigh Court, July :. about II
a m: weight about 10 pounds. answers name
Yuto. Reward If returned GORDON STRONG.
Stonelegh Court. Jy9-tf
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We Store and Sell Furniture
Brown < Tolson. Auctioueers. 1903 H st
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Puresr Ice Cream and Ices
in tawn. John HartunG, los Fla ave.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.

40 10TH ST. NE, just of Maryland ave-
rooms and bath newly papered and painted
throughout $3.50 lie ROY MARK. I4I0 g
jy2o-3t
FOR RENTING new houses I202-I204 9
st. ne; six rooms and reception hall; gas
ranges; hos water heat; set tubs, etc; terms
easy Owner in corner house 1y2I-3t
FOR RENT
1890 Dartmouth 81. NV, IIr and bath. s35 so
1909 y 81 ne, 5r and bath.............. 22.50
43I3 Sth ST NV. in Petworth. D. c.:
rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures. 20. %
IG32 Virginia ave. sVv.. 3 rooms, suit
able Tor laundry y.....-.......,...--. Il. 90
20 18th st. NV, Office rooms. I'd noor.. %. 90
1924 + St ne rooms. 70. So
LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER. 6I2 14th st. NV.
lyIS-tf
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREg We store for Z5c Il load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4Is-430- ~
Iath 81. nv. FhoHe Main a229 ny3-6no
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LOOK AT His! S1,750.

House in TeuIey,oan. .. c. : looras. all
papered. near ears. fare. good water. tlne
view. 40J feet above tide water. + j.
GILES. Tenleytown, l.. .. jyl7-It
FINE OPPORTUNITY for blacksmith and
wheeIwrighJ. Can a III McGu building
and get particulars. y lJ-u
AN EXCEPTION nne opportunity for
young physician in 4 rapidly growing
vicinity, near Washington Fun intorna-
oftlce. Jyl0-tf
WHEN YOU BUY suburban property. or
:ar.n IN Maryland. HOu want 10 be aDsOiutsIy
sure that the ute Is correct. Get certiiI-
cate Of title from THE MARYLAND REAL
ESTATE TITLE COMPANY, CONNER eIaiE t<si-
t!onai Bank Building I4th and 4 SIS. and
your title viii be safe <s2I-90t
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$500.
New Houses.

New Houses. Easy Terms.
OVERLOOKING PENNSYLVANIA AVE Sc
At the corner OF Izth and G sts. Sc. South
ern exposure: convenient 10 car line and
navy yard Two-story and cellar attrac-
tive brick dwelling. with stone trimmings.
containing six large rooms and bath: fur
mace heat and cellar. Houses viii bS
beautifully finished to suit purchasers
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER e02 F St N W
5y9-tf
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for city prop
erty G2-acre farm; elevation, go feet; eight
miles from Center Market. j. W. SCOL-
LICK. Oxon Hil Md. jy2I-3t
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FOR sALE-LoTs OR HOUSES.
READ THIS CAREFULLY.

An out-of-tcwn party who Is anxious
to sell has authorized US TO get best Of
feTs on the following properties:
Groom brick, 18th ST. sW W.......... &, 800
Lot on Z st NV, 18th and I4Lh NV 80
Lot on 9Th st. Sc. 80 II. front: good
for apartment house-...-....--...... 25c
See US at once.
E. LODGE HILL, 8o2 F ST. NV.
jyl4-Su. IA, ". .f-tf
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DANCING.

OPEN ALL SUMMER
WITH ELECTRIC FANS
THE ORDWAYs. 4sl nth ST n W-EgAry
Tuesday, Friday. and Saturday evening; be
ginners' class. 7;3o; advanced. $50. Lady as
gistants: Elk LESSONS g 30 Private lessons by
appointment Profs. WYNDHAM and VIII
LIS. 4yG-90t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-A very stylish SJauhope buggy,
rubber tires, cheap for cash Address BOX
s8gI, mis- Bfflre JygI- III
FJE sALE-GooJ work horse Can be seen
al 4 clock PIN, 1903 c 81. &c. Jy20-5I
FOR SALE-Bay mare. 5 years old LAT
TERN F.R5 1ltB i at. JyI8-5t
NINE good work horses. three double teams.
wagons, three carts ana harness: complete.
STEADY work. Cali at l2O = 81. sW. apig~3t
WANTED-H0RsEs AND VEHICLES
HANTED-Carts. 50 %. MONROE BRICK
Co 2eth and 3 sta Sc jyT-tF
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COUNTRY BOARD
DENTS TRY.

FREE! FREE. FREE!
Painless Dentistry. PAINLESS MOTLEY, GIL
18th St NV. Special this week only: ali
work free: small charge for material only;
call today for a free examination. je28-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
pain look feel act. ana last longer Ihau
natural teeth; shrunEen faces made normal; F.;
painless hlIogs. DIX. J. l. WILSON. I2O@ h
81, Nv. 4eZS 5Ut
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Two-suory pressed brick stable
-UN2O. cheap IL NJ ST nv Jy2I-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A LADY owning valuable property IN the
West win exchange Il for real estate III
Washington that is unineumbered. Address
BOX 5I2. this office. jy2l-3t
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WANTED-ROOMS. W

WANTED-By lady with child. two or three
unfuTnished rooms on first floor; Northeast
preferred. Address 1870 10th 81. ne. jy21-3t
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FOR SALE-By owner. at bargain the only
hotel site at North Chesapeake
Beach, fronting on the bay; lot I95z390 feet
good opportunity for speculation or invest
ment. }. b. HARRELL, 70I II st. ne.
jy2l-3t
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WANTED-A white girl to look after ell
| DERBY lady no washing or Ironing OF hard
work. Apply 70S e ne 5y2l-2t
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CLARENCE BARNARD,

Lle OFsll SIgH III Q 81 JsIZ-I4
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
ON SIo0 CASH AND SO MONTHLY.
For full particulars drop postal, tsIephons.
call for illustrated booklet. DiaE.
ete.s OF Mount Pleasant Heights.
FULTON K GORDON,
Northwest Subdivision g Specially.
ROBERT G. HEATER, Manager.
Tel Main 523. Colorado Building.
nyI2-1
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$500 CASH,

FOR SALE-A two-story ana concrete cellar.
brick On Georgia ave- Sc containing .
rooms and bath; furnace heat c9Al and gas
ranges IN kitchen: can be sold IN very easy
payments. price 8. SOC
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-A white girl to look after ell
derry lady washing or Ironing or haFd
work Apply 70S E ST ne 1y2l-2t
WANrED-Young lady for office work and
answer phone; permanent 6lS + 81. NV,
ROOM 9. II
WANTED General houseworIEer in suburb
wages So. Apply 1908 Rhode Island ave,
WANTED-settled white woman for general
houseworE; reference required Apply I.u9
WANTED-A good reliable nurse. stay nights
if preferred 514 ID 81 NV. lz2i-St-
WANTED-A colored girl. help with gen
eraI houseworll- 62I Maryland ave 81"
jy2I-3t
WANTED-setued white woman as COM
panton lady in bad health; good home
10 right party Us East Capitol st 1t
WANTED-White girl to assist in houseworl1
and care of child: references. 5I5 q st. ne
jy2l-2t
WANTED-A reliable woman for general
housework: references required 1l5 Q st Sc.
ty2i-2t
wANTED-White girl; light housekeeping,
assist in store, no washing. good wages to
right party. 12It sth st ny, lt
WANTED-Two girls: plain cook and cham
berrnaid; also girl light housework- 1879
nth 81. nv. II
WANTED-Cook. city and country SI2, SIS
II women for Atlantic City, 1911 10th st NV,
1t
wANTED-Cook eoIored woman 3l2 81,
NV jy2l-3t
" WANTED-Twenty white girls to assort pa
per. Apply 222 New York ave. NV. JyZl-3t
WANTED-Ten white Mattresses; no night or
Sunday work. Apply to DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY. 18th 81. and PennsylVan ave
Jy21-2t
WANTED good cook, at once. Apply at :.
II st. NV. JyZO-3t
-
| WANTED-W Woman 10 do general housewoF<,
100 zth 81. 1y2o-3I
WANTED-woman of good address; good pay
| to right person Address BOX 490. thIS Office
jy20-4t
| WANTED-Youn lady for general office
work: small salary TO start Address BOX
4s9, this Office. jy20-3t
| WANTED-Cook with references. Apply at
| Cos Q ST. nv. 1yl9-at
WANTED-Neat white girl. assist care child
| ~ Irving ST 1y19t5r
WANTED-DressIaaker helper. 1o5 seaton
st. NV. Jy29-st
| W1ANTED-Neat colored girl for general
| housework; small family i 9Th 81. ne
| 1yl0-St
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-20
Died Of Heart: Failure.

Nels Walter, the 17-year-old son of
DR.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson, passed to
his eternal rest last Sunday evening
at eight O'Clock, at his home in the
First ward. Death was due to heart
failure.
The deceased had been in feeble
health for some time and for several
months had been obliged to remain
away from his school studies. Altho
quite poorly he was not confined to
his bed. He was up Sunday morning
as usual and was quite active up to
within half an hour of his death.
The funeral services were held this
morning. After brief service at the
late home at ten o'clock, the remains
were taken to the Swedish M. E. church,
where Rev. A. E. Lind preached the
funeral sermon. The interment was
in the Swedish M. E. cemetery in the
town of Kandiyohi.
The bereaved family has the SYM
pathy of the community in the loss of
a dutiful son and brother.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-12-20
Arrested for Drunkenness.

DR.. Speed may be speedy but he was
not speedy enough last Saturday
night when he ran into the arms of the
law and Chief of Police Bonde fur
nished him with free lodging at the
lookup long enough to sober up. He
pleaded guilty in municipal court
Monday morning to the charge of
drunkenness. and was allowed to de-
part upon the payment of q fine of ten
dollars and costs.
DR.. Speed is the Spicer druggist
who has won such notoriety of late.
Accompanied by q man named Berke,
of the same village, he came here Sat-
urday night and proceeded to have q
gay old time, but the appearance of
the peace officer put sudden stop to
the festivities. His companion had q
narrow escape from being run in for
attempting to prevent the arrest.
Willmar is not very healthy place
for fellows who wish to import their
wide-open ideas with them.
Chief Bonde has received congratu-
latory letters from Spicer since the
event.