The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-06

Mr.. Greene, Springfield, Ohio, is using
an Andrews Heating System.
Thomas H. Lucas will speak at Hol-
colmb's hall, As Fourth street S, to.
morrow at pm, on "Motive Power. -
For rent, space in Dayton building,
2Ox6O or 2Ox30, fine light, with heat and
elevator. Walter L. Badger, Oneida
block.
For Rent-Commercia space in the
DAYTON building; heat, elevator and
good light Walter L. Badger, Oneida
building.
Never even think Of buying real es-
tate without having the title insured.
Minnesota Title Insurance & Trust
company.
Buy per cent farm mortgage from
Barnes Brothers, Oneida block. Twenty
years experience. No loss, interest or
principal.
D. c. Bell Investment company has
ready "on or BEFORE money to loan
on business and residence property.
Building loans.
"Motive Power,' is the title of a
socialist talk by Thomas H. Lucas at
3 pm, Sunday, at 45 Fourth street s.
The public is invited.
Subscriptions to all magazines and
papers taken to the Century News store,
6 Third street S, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
Government bonds to yield better
than 49, per cent. U: S. Mexico bonds
Raya1blHs IN gG9ld Meli P;ld E1ekey Co.,
We will not let you forget about our
cyclone and windstorm insurance. We
have the very best policy. Rates are
low. D. c. Bell Investment company.
A. O. H., No. 8, has decided to re,
turn to it's former quarters, 1923 Central
avenue The first regular meeting in
the new place will be held tomorrow at
$3.50 pm.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Boys Printing club OF the
Church of the Redeemer will be held in
- the printing office at the church on
Wednesday, at pm. . ..:..-
At the Peoples mission at pm. to:
morrow, Mrs. Sarah L. Seguin will
speak on Chow to Save Girls from De-
struction in Our Own City, An even
ing revival meeting will be held.
=. Teams No. 16 and 272 Of the Ancient
Order of United Workman league will
play tomorrow afternoon at l:3C
clock at Central and Broadway ave
y nues. Charles Van Arnan will pitch
for No. l6 team.
a "God and Industry will be the
a subject for discussion at the meeting Of
q the Liberal league tomorrow night al
4 Cedar Camp hall, 21a street and Cedar
d avenue. The opening speech will b
q made by Thomas H. Lucas.
y R. E. Esterly, manager of the credi
Il department of the Dayton Dry Goods
q company, and of the law firm Of Drew
q & Esterly, has been appointed assist
a ant manager of the Northwestern Ma
q tional Life Insurance company.
q Free for the asking-Jo urnal vest
a pocket "Nugget Books,'' containing
y nearly 800 bits of philosophy, hume
and good sense worth reading. Call TO
one when you are at The Journal coun
ter, or write to the advertising manage
and a copy will be mailed.
Get Karl Strahle formerly with Mer
L denhalD, to plant your hedges, vases
~ suckle, hardy perennials. tiger lille
!. and make you an old-fashioned garden
=. Trees and shrubs Of all kinds. Summe
bulbs and all kinds of bedding plant
ri N. w. telephone, S 436.
e. For going out under fire and bringin
" in a wounded comrade at Ameli
!. new valor medals. The medals are give
.. by the government in exchange for tt
: old style. There are eleven medals
ID. the state and three in Minneapolis.
9Th Every member of the Fourth MINI
ler sofa regiment is requested to send
eep once to the secretary of the regiment
the association his name. company and pos
n use. office address that he may receive n
the tice of date Of the reunion and progra
,ood and date of moving the regimental be
con- tie flags from the old to the new cal
the toll. Calvin R. Fix, 90S Eighth aven
ana S, is the secretary.
, to Police Superintendent Doyle and F
-, trolman Frank Zalusky, who surpris
, ,een a burglar at work in saloon on -Four
street s last Monday night, went
ach, st. Paul yesterday to look at the 81
poets in the Raverty murder case.
IN Zalusky only saw the back of the b.
-HE glar, he could not say whether eitf
nUaa of the suspects was the man with VIII,
he had the encounter.
The eighth grade Of the =, LETTERS
= grafton Question: yesterday: afterno
The speakers for the affirmative W,
4 WE Beardsley; on the negatives, TIC
Dobrin, Frank Blair and Fred s
4 ferth. The Judges experienced so
difficulty in awarding the decision,
finally gave it to the negative.
n P. R. Norton of Minneapolis died
delirium tremens at st. Boniface y
terday, and his body was brought
the county morgue this morning. n
- ton has been living at the various hot
some time and of late has been dri
ing heavily. A party of his frie
. took him to the lake few days
.rzzass to straighten him up, but he becs
- worse.
Scarcity Of logs in the river will
avoided, to the delight of the lum
II manufacturers. by ffteen-inch rise
as ported from Elk River Soaking re
Ist have come. TO the aid of the SAW
men The G. "A. Smith mill will res,
NC saving next week, after shutdown
cause Of log scarcity. It is proba
Ills. with the present stage OF water,
,u. - night crews will be put on within
- or three weeks.