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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-10

highest degree prejudicial to the inter-
ests of the people of this state, and
would be procedure hailed with de-
light by the very persons whose con-
luct those laws are intended to regu-
hte."
Under the present Minnesota stat
>tes the railway commission is now
taking a valuation of the tangible
property of railroad corporations. This
is the feature for which Senator La
Toilette of wisconsin contended in his
great speech before the United States
senate last spring, and without which,
he said, no railway rate law would be
effective. The statutes further pro-
vide that any proceeding brought be-
tore the courts of this state to enforce
che orders of the railway commission
shall have precedence over all other
litigation, excepting that of criminal
nature, thus obviating as far as pos.
sible the delays incident to court pro
ceedings.
!: In a speech at Owatonna last {:
!: week Mr.. Staples, member of the {:
!: railway commission, took posi- {:
!: ton directly antagonistic to that !:
: of MI. Cole. He held with Gov !:
: ernor Johnson that, insofar as {:
!: ratemaking and rate enforcement {:
!: were concerned, the present laws {:
!: were both sufficient and efficient, {:
: also that all rate orders made by :
!: the commission remained in effect {:
!: during the tendency of any action {:
!: to contest the same. In fact all ::
!: we'll informed authorities agree in {:
: this contention and Mr.. Cole is :
{: left in the absurd position of advo- {:
!: eating measures which would not !:
!: stand the test of judicial review. :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-10
WllLMAR MARKETS

Corrected October TO, 1906.
frees on creamery butter Hour, bran. snorts
and apples are dealers selling prices, all other
are prices paid to producers.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-10

: 1T is In a large measure due to
/: the governors efforts that the rail-
F: road rates on wheat and coal have
F.: been reduced and that there is
{: likely to follow a still further re-
: duction in the railroad rates on
: other articles.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-10-10

Penny Pictures. 2l3 3rd% St,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
FIRST 0F SERIES OF BOWLING
" MATCHES THURSDAY NIGHT
Local Elks Making Extensive Prepa.
rations For Receiving Their
Norfolk Brothers.

Final preparations arc now hnins
mado for the bowling match hctwucl.
team picked from the members Of
the Newport News Lodge. No. 3l5. II.
p. o. Elks, aud team from the Nor.
folk lodge. which Is to be played on
the alley at the hcnr OF the local
lodge Thursday nigh. ut $40 O'clock.
The local team Is cnmpn:c,l Of
Mcssrs. Frhley, Sturn. ballard, ,nh,,
ken. Vaughn and DR.. Bnghy. All of
these men arc SAID Ia be first class
lowlcrs aud they expect 10 trim The
Norfolk players by good score. Nor.
folk VIII bring the hest players ~ It's
lodge to this city To conbnt for honor,
with the local team
Thursday night the home will bc
open To the friends pF the ,ncnhrrs
and 1t IL expected that Il large crowd
Will witness the match The Elk, AFRO
making extensive preparations FOR the
entertainment OF the visitors
The match Thursday night will 10
the first Of series OF three. The
second Will be played at the h ,Ine nj
the Norfolk lodge. whi'r the third one
Will be pulled Off AT lIuckroe Beach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03

KTRS. ANNA n. KAISER, Two
1s4 Rivers, Wis.,, was sufferer from
pelvic catsrrh to such an extent that
sho could scarcely do her own work. In
riding hor symptoms, she wrote:
al have such terrible backachcs and
pains below my shoulder blades, way
down my back and across my hips, and
at times pains In tho pelvic organs, so
that am not ablo to lilo down or sleep.
also havo pains through my left side
and am afraid I may be getting heart
troublo.n
After taking Peruna and following
Dir. lIartman's instructions for several
weeks, Mrs. Kaiser reported us follows !:
"I feel much stronger and do not get
nervous as 1 used 10. Tho pain is en-
tircly gone, except when l work n little
too hard. Tho medicine has tlono mo
wonderful good. 1 am taking Peruna
and Manalin. My bowels are also in
good condition."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
Secretaries; Shay, TAFT and. Bona.
parte Members Of FEEDER.
al Commission.
HOLD FIRST MEETING TODAY
Board Probably VIII Be Appointed to
Have Direct Charge Of Work and
Architect Is to Be Instructed to
Prepare Plans For Five Govern.
mont Buildings.

Now that the federal appropriation
for the jamestown terccntennlal has
been nude. program will ut once be
outlined for the reception and enter
tainmcnt of Representatives of foreign
armies and navics. as we'll rs for the
part .jmclc Sam Is to take.
a meeting of the government cum.
mission designated To prepare for The
United states participation IN the
exposition Will be held to-
day. The commission consists or
Secretary Shaw. chairman, and Score
tarics Taft and i,unaparte. with AS
sis'ant Secretary Edwards. of the
treasury department. as secretary.
at the meeting today It Is likely the
commission will appoint government
board To have direct charge Of tho
work at tho exposition. authorize tho
supervising architect of tho treasury
to prepare plans for tho five govern
ment buildings to he erected al The
exposition and make such other IRE.
ilninary arrangements for the govern.
inrnts participation In the exposition
rs may bc necessary.
The buildings tn hr erected will b,,
exhibits, life saving service. the fish.
cries exhibits. for Il rendezvous for
soldiers and sailors. aud for Il rcndch-
vntls for distinguished visitors. off.
GERS an'l civilians Of foreign govern
nrnls.
Already provision has been made Tor
The erection on jamestown Island of
replica OF the Washington innnu.
men' about one hundred feet high.
only ten months will clarsc before
'hr buildings will haze la he ready
ahh II Is the Intention of The cuE,lnis.
SION. therefore. to press the work ON
as quickly as possible.
A board cnmlMscd az Admiral liar
rihSlnn. Captain Potter and Captain
iiilisbnry, charged with the prepar;l.
tion of plans for the national naval
participation In the jamestown cypn.
SItion has held preliminary meeting
nj the New York navy yard and IN,
lihcd the work To he undertaken. The
representatives OF several foreign
countries have shown much interest
III the plans as tho to the extent of
The American display, and will I'm a
measure guide their governments i'm
sending ships or fleets to Hampton
Roads during the exposition. The
board. of course. wishes to make as
good II showing as possible anu is now
considering the list of ships availa.
pic Tor tho demonstration.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03

Eond inning. finally winning out by
the score 9of a 3 to ii In spite, OF the
large score rolled up by each team,
the game was exciting throughout.
This is the fret time the Y.'Nf. II.
A.. team has played a match game
and the good showing made WIS sur.
prlsing. 89S
w. Greenspoon pitched n excellent
game for the locals. The support
given him was very good. Kahn. for
the visitors, was also very effective III
the box.
Next week the team OF the Jeffer.
son Athletic Club will come over for
Q game with the X. NJ. H. A. nine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
Reports Her Cure.


After continuing the treatment n
short timc longer, Mrs. Kaiser reports
her cure, as follows:
81 must drop you limo to let YOU
know that l am we'll now and cured
with your medicine. must thank you
for the advice you gave me.
"The medicine is something wonder
full. cannot praise IL enough for tho
good 1t has dono for mo and 1 hopo
many others will DO freed from thoir
suffering.
"Ihave advised others who are suffer
ing rs did to consult you and many
are taking my advice. il ever 1 need
medicine again, know that Peruna
will help me-"
Or. tiartman's Advice.
To every woman suffering from thu
symptoms above indicated, DIR. Hart,
man extends an earnest invitation to
write to him for medical advice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
TWO GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS
James River Yacht and Engine Com.

James River Yacht and Engine Com.
pany TO Build Two Launches.
The James River Yacht and En.
CINE Company has been awarded a
contract by the treasury department.
for building two large gasoline
launches. The boats will cost $4,000
each. They will be 80 fee. long,
will have '>hunting" cabin ami will
be equipped with f6-horse Lowe.
Murray & Trcgurtha engines.
The launches are for use at Key
West and Tampa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
EAST LYNNE" AT suckRoe.
Famous Old Play Enjoyed by a Fair
sized Audience.

Miss May Ilillmau and h"r stock
company appeared at he liurkroc
Beach lhcatcr last evening. a fair
sized audience seemed 10 appreciate
The production. East Lynne Will br
given again this evening aud as II
matinee performance tomnrrow after.
noon.
The work of the several vaudeville
teams proved enjoyable Ia the au-
dicnco.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
Curry.aornso.

Miss Linda Curry and Mr.. Charles
Gornto were married by Rev. j. w.
Porter. D. D.. pastor OF the Newport
News Baptist church, at his home at
8 o'clock last night. Both Of The
young people are well known here.
Mr.. Gornto Is a stevedore employed
|at the Chesapeake G. Chic piers MI
and Mrs, Gornto will reside ut eco
Twenty.fourth street. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03

Fourth OF July Special Rites Between
Stations via Chesapeak q Ohio iay.
Tickets on sale July 3rd and 4th;
good until July 5th.s For further in.
formation apply to e. w. ROBINSON,
Ticket Agent Newport News. Va.
6-2S.5t. Y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
sLAsHeD HIS OWN THROAT.
joe Stratus, Half Drunk, Tried to
Commit Suicide

Commit Suicide.
Joe Straus. n young white man who
lives at 243 Forty-third street, Mt,
tempted to commit suicide Sunday
morning by slashing his throat with
n razor. He was discovered In his
room with the razor by his Side Al
the hospital 1t Is stated that the
mans Injury Is not of serious na.
turo and that he will recover in a
short time.
Stratus has been drinking heavily
and probably was half drunk at the
time he tried to take his life.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
FOURTH al eost office.

Postmaster Hopkins has announced
the following schedule for his office
tomorrow, the Fourth of July: Car.
rlers will make one delivery anu col.
lection at. $3.50 a. M, and will serve
from the carriers window from noon
TO p. m. They will also make a
collection at p. III. No money order
or registry business will be trans.
acted. N.6l
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
vlRcln,AN A BENEFICIARY.
Or. Davis Honored bv the c,rncgie
Fund 3oato.
tny AsaociateI rr.ss)

CHARIOTTESNllI.E, VA. July 9.
Dir Noah X. DRIVE VINO fu, 81 y.ats
has filled the chair OF moral rhiluuo
ply In the University Of Virginia. has
been Invited by tn. Carnegie fird
board to become beneficiary. which
he will accept.
His resignation as head Of thu
school Of moral philosophy will he
presented to the university hoard nf
visitors at Its meeting at the univer.
slty next Saturday,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
EgsIx Years For Arrlns,ton.

5A fer being out for only few rn!u.
Sntes3 the Jury In the Corporation Court
yesterday found Plummer Arlington,
eolored guilty of horse-stealing and
Gave him six years IN the penitea.iary.
FIJI gton stole horse belorSiag
:sstp the Acme Supply Company He
;steutly denied his guilt. but the apl.
Adencc was against him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
MAY PURCHASE t4oMEwooD.
Northern Syndicate Negotiating For
Valuable Plantation.

Homewood, the fine estate un Jnmes
river, formerly owned ly Mr.. Edward
barney may be purchased and deyel.
opcd by u Northern ynlicpte
'Messrs. William H. Holloway, A. or
fcnburg and J. r.. Reardon, represent.
Ing New York company passed
through this city Sunday on their way
TO Homewood to Inspect the place,
1T Is estimated that Mr.. Barney
spent 100000 In developing Home
wood, which includes tho estate of
Hog Island. The plantation contains
sOme three thousand acres.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
SUMMER TUTORING.

Summer tutoring by Cornell gradu,
ate. Regular school branches; college
entrance work; or special instruction
In language and music. MISS LAURA
GILDNER, 21S Gath Street, Newport
News. 6,29-6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
council TonIuht.

The common council meet tonight
In regular session. The finance com
mlttee last night audited and ordered
paid bills from the various depart
ments.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
klroHlM RENoMlNATEp.
Bryan's Election In 1908 Predicted by
the Congressman.
A.,.,x. 1I.aa.. !

GREENSBORO, ". c., July 2.-w.
w. Kitchln was tonight renomina.e,l
for congress By the Domncrars of 10
Fifth district. Mr.. Kitchin has sew.
cd four terms In olsrass.
In his speech OF acceptance Mr..
Kitohin predicted thu election of VIII,
lam j. Bryan In 1903
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-03
ss9o RA1ps IN aLoopFIgLp.
sshis 4 Walker /, pays Unexpected Visits

hIefsss ~ afKeF E'ays TUheXpectcd Visits
sssa to Saloons.
S u Jblsf OF Police Walker, of Blood,
sssslds Sunday ratded two saloons. E.
Ennis, proprietor of the Norfolk
!, sSanssi was taken in on tho charge Of
Hing liquor ons. Sunday. George
nj no conducts a place the II.
ssetse for which was issued to MIR. F.
+ SSsa s ssI ~ was arrested with nine me-
wllo were found playing cards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19
pretty near
A WORD AS TO OUR
BUYING FACILITIES

To make this sale a Sue
cess and have plenty of
Cheap Merchandise for
you, our Mr. Lutz has re-
Gently visited St. Louis,
Chicago and Kansas City
--Iooking up jobbers over
stocked with Fall Mer-
chandise, and buying for
five stores, captured many
great bargains such as
we are offeringyou IN this
ad. Our Mr.. +. c. Bulk
ley Of SaIina, Kan. our
Mr.. w. S. Buckley of Paw.
nee, Okla our Mr.. Crum-
mire of Clyde Kan, and
our Mr.. NJ, d. Scott1 of
Concordia. Kan. are at
present in the market, or
viii be within a week, so
you see very little can es.
cape in Bargains when,
with the ready cash we
are continually on the
lookout and here's where
our 20 years business ex-
peiience saves you money
for it's good business TO
divide with you on the
saving we make and
here is where orr business
organization consisting of
Five Active Stores is a
benefit to you as well as
TO US
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19
Mems F furnishings


To Remind You We Have Them and at
Mthe Right Prices
- = 49,
Mems Vests, white and fancy -...--..-. S so MP
Sweaters up to SI 20
Mems Cardigan Jackets s. so and SIS. SO
Mems and Boys Caps 25c, 35c, soc and up
All Wool Shirts and Drawers garment. ST. 90
Mems Dress Cloves 65c ST. SI,25.$1. SO up
Mems Heavy All Wool Fleece, garment -..- soc
Mems Heavy Wool Half Hose 25c value, pair l9c
Mems Outing FLANNEL Nightshirts 75c value soc
Mems Suits .-...-- ---.-.. -.--. $500 to S25 90
Mems Overcoats ---.-- IS so to $4,000
Mems Odd Pants ~--- -.--~-.----. 81. SO to 5000
Men's Hats. Soft and Stiff .--.-.-~ $50 to 5000
Boys Hnickerbocker Suits sizes to l6
Boys Suits -. ---.-.---..-- 1.A8 70 5000
We have the largest stock Of Boys and Youths
Overooats in Guthrie, -.----..--- 50 IS ,and up
Suit Cases s-.-...------.------ .-. SIPS 10 SI5.OO
Trunks .---. .-.---- .-~-- .~ SI75 to $500
Club Bags . ---..- SI.O0 to SI6.5O
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19

26lnch Black Taneta, a
hne sif1 yard vide Regular
$500 value Special One yard
SOC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19

neys. Sufferers from back ache ard
other troubles due 20 faulty action OF
the kidneys and reAef "a che use OF
Pae-uies. si.oo buys 80 days treatment.
sold by j. n. Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19

60 Ladiee' and GiIls' Cloth
Caps. the regular Soc and Csc
quality in all colors o.
Special your choice OOC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19

Special Fur Offering
We are Offering SEQ Fur soarfs to start
the Fur Season, at special low prices. We
offer Black and Sable Coney ID, q
scarfs for ssc., 14s nd-...... sNpI. 90
Black and Sable Coney long n
scarfs, st.9s, s24s and ....... D2. 70
Long and short Water Mink q K
at SIPS, s1.qs, $3.50 and. ....... y 90
Blended and Grey Squirrel Flat scarfs.
Satin and fancy orocaded silk ~ -
lined, $3.50, $3.50. $1,000 and. IL. OU
Isabella Fox scarfs; beautiful pieces at
$500 $685., $3.50 and as high ~
as you want them ........... .DIO 90
Some elegant Fur Sets. Ire 0r 0ol
land Fox. pure white, per set. ZO.UO
fine Beaver Set extra rO 10
nice ......... ....... ...,.. .OOs w
A Siberian Link, long haired blacl, Fur
Set long scarf and large soft 0r 90
mum per set .............. Z0.UU
Some very pretty sets in stone Martin,
Squirrel, Isabella Fox and other stylish
Furs at from..,.-. $40 90 a Set up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19
Cold Weather Blankets
at Red Hot Prices

Full 10-4 Blankets, Heavy. Soft and
Fleecy, our Sl0O grade specially -oc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19
IOwel Special

a soc. Hemsutched Towel or rather
Scarf % Inches wide and l6 inches lone.
red border and solid, the thing 90
for a present, each .........,.... OOC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19

Materials We Recommend
for Comforts
SoIncb Challie - Kimona and
Comfort patterns, per ard..,.....I IOC
2oInch Chanie--good Comfort
patterns, per yard ...,.-,........... DC
27lnch silk Finish Comfort
Robes per yard ..,...... .,........ AOC|
a6lnch Brassen SIX Dropuies. *
oeautliol iot.~......,. ,..... ..... - Z
Mercerlaed 26inch Satin in beauufulI
hieh art DESIGNS, os pretty as ~
satin per yard .....,.. ......... A0cl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-19

The e sale oy the lad'ss Of the Trinity
Guild WIN be hela with ne Xmas sals.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-11
SWEDISH GYNNAsIs
IN OIL YMP|AN GAMES
PICKED MEM WILL VIE AGAINST
WORLDS BEST.
Difficult Preliminary Tests VIII Insure
Elimination of AL but Most Prof.
Gent Ski Are Not snowshoes as
Americans Often Call Them-c Cheap
Postal Rates.

Swedish athletes and sportsmen are
enthusiastic over the movement to send
picked company of Swedish gymnasts
and athletes to the: Olympian, games at
Athens, this summer. The committee
In charge Of the tour includes some Of
the best names in the country among
them Crown Prince Gustaf, Colonel y.
G. Balk, Baron IS. Hermelin, Editor 3.
BargvaH, eight army officers of various
ranks and a number %ofs leading citizens.
It's likely that the; entire committee
will accompany the athletic team to
Greece. = ~ u y +:-s...-.,~. - ~. -
The team will be composed Of from
twenty-four to thirty gymnasts, ten
swimmers. and eight or ten track and
field athletes They will be selected
after the most. careful competition, as
it is the desire Of the members Of the
committee that the country shall be rep
resented by absolutely the best men in
various sports which the country can
produce. It is also the desire to exem-
plify to the world the beauty Of the
Swedish system Of class .gymlnasts and
there will be. no better opportunity than
at the Olympian games which will
tract people from. all over the world.
The entire party will be the guests of
Crown Prince Constantine during its
stay in Greece and will receive 10000
kroner from the general executive com
mittee at Athens to apply on the ex-
pense O." the. tour. It is planned to
give exhibitions at Berlin and Vienna
on the outward trip and at "a gram and
Dresden on. the homeward journey.
All classes are taking great interest
in the matter, in fact, It has become q
national affair in every way, for the
press is booming the tour at every op
portunity. - a.: l. - - ~ 81: Il T.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-11
NOT SNOwSHOES
''ski'' and ''Skida'' Refer to Sliding
and Gliding.

"ski'' and 'sskida'' Refer to Sliding
and Gliding.
Norwegian and Swedish ski are re-
ferred to by many writer's as snowshoes;
but, while this conveys a fair idea of
the use to which they are put, it is not
correct. The snowshoe is employed for
walking purposes, while the ski, as it's
name implies ("ski in Norway, "ski-
da'' in Sweden, meaning something
which slips or slides), is designed for
sliding and gliding movements, and
probably came originally from Central
Asia.
To this day the savage Tchukchis liv-
ing ON the shores Of Behring strait and
the Sea. OF iOkhotsk use an instrument
for locomotion something between the
snowshoe Of the American Indian and
theslong ski used by the Lapps and the
Firms. - 80 -, .ss-'( s =sr
It is clear. that ski have been used for
ages, and for practical purposes; but, at
navia have for centuries %indulged in
in recent years were adopted by the
people in and about Christiania. The
ski-pumping feats performed on the hill
quite remarkable The skiers slide
down slope at great speed, and then
takesa flying leap. The record was
made three years ago with jump Of
134I. feet. ~' -
Norway. and Sweden being pre-emi-
nently GLANDS Of the Shows it was
but natural that the military authori-
ties should turn their troops into skiers.
For nearly two centuries the modern ar
mics Of Norway and Sweden as distin-
g,Iished from medieval forces, have
maintained regiments Of troops mounted
upon ski, and stationed for service in
regions where their presence would be
most useful. ;.
Tie wonderful dexterity, the swift
marches. and the holding Of snowy posi-
tions thought to be impossible so i'm
pressed the powers Of Europe in. those
days that, first, Germany, and then il
turn Austria, Italy and France, like
wise mounted some Of their Alpine
troops on ski-tho, Of course, not on the
same scale as is the case in Sweden ant
Norway. The armies Of both these
nations carry out extended maneuver;
on ski during their long and very snowy
winters.
The speed attained by the men Of
ski has often been exaggerated, n
doubt owing to the .rapidity wit
which a snowslope can be descended
When the troops are engaged in cross
country maneuvers, it is doubtful
whether they will do, more than fv
miles an hour. OF course, in races
scouting. comp etitions and the like
some of the. best infantrymen, 1ightl
clad and under special conditions 0
snow and weather, have done as muc
as eight and one-half and nine mile
an hour. The record long distance mill
tary ski runner is Lapp, WHIT
at Sokkmokk, in Sweden, did 137 mile
in q hours, 90 minutes, or an averag
of about 81 miles an hour.
Last year, a. detachment of the No
wegian guards accomplished q marc
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-11
Cheap Postal Rates.

AS q. consequence Of the recent par
cells post convention between the
United States and Sweden it sis cheap
Eer to send pound package by mail
from Stockholm to SMiinneapo lis than
from st. Paul to Minneapolis. Why
this is thus is explained by the terms
Of the treaty, which specify that par
cells. from Sweden shall pass in the
United States at, Swedish parcel rates
and packages from the United States in
Sweden at United States rates. Sweden
has parcel post with very low rates,
while the United. States, tho. very pro.
gressive in most matters, has not pro
vided special parcel service.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-02-11
Japs in Scandinavia,

The Japanese Dramatic company,
which has been touring the scandina-
Wan countries, has drawn full houses
everywhere and the most fattering crit
icisms. Naturally the critics knew
nothing Of the Japanese language, but
they could not fail to appreciate the art
Of Hanoko, the leading lady, and the
realistic combat, which is never equaled
on European and American stages.