The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-01

U. A O. D., has donated $75 to the
cause Of the California earthquake suf-
ferers. The money will be forwarded
thru the relief channels Of the order.
; Deserted Mothers Ask Work-A
number Of deserted mothers with lit
tie babies have recently applied to the
Minneapolis Humane society for work.
The secretary of the society says that
the applicants are good women and are
looking for positions in the country
where they can take their babies and
where they can do good work.
), Food for the Hungry-Poor families
: In need Of practical aid and who are
upon application at the offices Of the
Associated Charities. NJ. W. Savage,
president Of the International Stock
Food company, has presented the two
societies with a ton Of breakfast food.
Address by Matchen:-George L..
Matchen delivered stirring debate on
:s'Good citizenship last night before
the Brotherhood club at the Forest
Heights M. E. church. The address
was enthusiastically received and at
the close of the meeting the audience
gave Mr.. Matchen a rising vote of
thanks.
Women Arraigned.-Lena W1tebsky,
Anna Paulle and Edith Michaud, ar,
rested Saturday on warrants charging
$ them with stealing valuable goods from
r two large downtown stores, were ar.
raigned in police court today: They
asked for an examination, which will
take place tomorrow. The three women
Il have obtained bonds and were released
Captain Brown Returns
i Charles Brown, for some, time connected
with the industrial department Of the
/. Salvation Army, has returned from
Z New York, where he has spent severa
weeks attending topersonal business anG
visiting army friends. He. will spent
few weeks in Minneapolis before leav
ing for Los Angeles, where he will con
tinue his work with the army.
Dog Licenses Go Fast.-The Apri
collections from the sale Of dog license
amounted to $2,94S for 1858 male dog
and $50 females. This is an unusua
record, and was caused by the earl.
appearance of the dog catchers, on tn
= dogs will be prosecuted all summer wit
the purpose Of Kidding the city Of !
large number of stray ours.
Miller sufferer.-Frienqs of job
M. Miller, formerly a prominent atto1
ney in Minneapolis, will be sorry t
learn that he was sufferer by the Sa
T office furnishings and business papers
I Mr.. and Mrs, Miller and daughter spen
five days and three nights in, the par
s.a in Oakland and are grateful to hay
escaped with their lives. They wi
I return the latter part Of this month I
Los Angeles. r..
Mrs. Collins Annoyed.-Mrs. Edd
q g. Collins, 81 Tenth street N, says sh
has been embarrassed by the public:
z5s tion$ Of story concerning EdWar
Collins, who was involved in a polio
: court case a short time ago. Mrs. Et
die Collins was in no way connecte
with the case and does not know th
family about whom the story was wri
ten. Both families live in the san
part of the city and confusion {
names resulted.
Election by Baptists;-The thirt::
sixth annual meeting OF central n1:t ma pa
day evening. A supper will be serve
{ to church members at 6:5O: 1t is e.
pected 300 covers will be laid. = The
will follow the business session,
5 which officials will be placed in nom
nation by primary ballot and Il
election follow on the Australian ball
system. Following the business NEE
j ing will be social gathering and
program Of music and addresses.
The Palace Clothing House Laundr
Shirts 1Oc, Cuffs or Collars 10, Vests IL
Pennsylvania Passenger Bureau.