The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-01

Call them up on 1.-THE Northwestern
Telephone; good service to all points.
Choice farm and city six per cent mort
cages for sale. Minnesota Title Insurance
6, Trust company.
The Century News store, Third st, near
Hennepin, has the largest line Of souvenir
postals, magazines and 10c books. See us
about your binding and subscriptions.
Loren c. Stevenson has removed his Of
fees from the Loan and Trust building
to, 712 New York Life and has associated
himself with c. J. Bartleson in the prac-
tice of law.
A picnic will be given by the Mime
apolis lodges of the Modern Brotherhood
of America tomorrow at Excelsior. spe-
cial train will leave the M. & st. L. depot
at 9:15 am. .s..-.
Mayor D. P. Jones has revoked the
liquor license issued to F. Libowislli, who
runs a saloon at 400 Fourth street NE.
1t was found that he made practice of
selling liquors to minors.
Joseph Gown, 16, is at the city hospital
with badly crushed foot. Gown and Jack
Weatherbee, at Hastings, Monday after
| noon, attempted to catch a ride on pas
senger. Gown fell under the train.
AS an indication that the street railway
mpany will open it's Minnetonka line by
| Aug. Is, the special cars to be used on the
| lake line are being rushed on hurry uE
orders at the Thirty-irst street shops
Trains of three cars, with one motormar
and three conductors, will be rum
Among the floral tributes at the funera
Of General Blackmar, late commander ir
chief of the G. A. R., Boston papers men
ton an elaborate floral offering from the
department Of Minnesota. The design
was arranged by Boston florist on the
order of the Minnesota department
A varied program is promised by Fan
ciulli for those who patronize the Lake
Harriet roof garden next week. The bant
of fifty pieces will give two concerts daily
and among other selections will introduce
several of their famous bandmaster'
march and waltz compositions.
All records for police activity wer
broken during the month of July, whel
IT'S arrests were made. The previous rec
ord was made under the Haynes admins
tratiOn, when TIT persons were arrested il
one month. Twenty-Five persons arreste,
by the police are awaiting the action o
the grand jury on various charges.
An examination for the position of ply
steal chemist under the civil service com
mission will be held Aug. 1917 at st. Pau
The position is open in the government
laboratories in Manila. The proposed sal
airy is $1,000 year, but lower salar
may be offered, depending upon the Dual
ifications disclosed in the examination.
Rev. NJ. D. Shutter in reviewing Min
nesota Pioneer Sketches" by Frank c
O'Brien, says: HE has not only pre-
served the facts and "reminiscences bu
has put them into most delightful literar
form. There is not a dull paragraph fro1
beginning to end" Bookstores in the cit
have them on sale; also in st. Paul, b
the st. Paul Book and Stationery c.
Net s1.5o;. by mail II cents extra
Kantor Levenson, of New York, cor
Quoted the memorial services held in tn
Merko Kodish synagogue Sunday night
honor of DR.. Theodore Herzel, the founde
OF the Zionist movement. The synagogr
was decorated with the flags of Americ
and Zion. Among the speakers were S.
Shalett president Of the Ohaway Zion a:
ISOLATION; DR.. M. s. SLIDER, and M
Gutenberg. The work Of the Zionist cor
gress at Basil, Switzerland, was con
| mended.