The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-11

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Eve natur walks. shoot II
O. soblom the South Minneapolis Splinter the Ele
CANT Plush Upholstered Office Of Secretary Of State
Nearly Exhausted in His Fierce Game Of Tag Goul'
With It.
~ G. SJOBLOM of the South Minneapolis Telegram, who
running secretary of state like indignant farm
chasing of the confeld has issued personal
document giving key to the Of his and
explaining that he popularity supposed the descend
Of long line Of Irish kings. Mr.. Sjoblom (Sherblum)
select that country my birthplace with the Interior motive of
becoming candidate for secretary Of state in even
made in Sweden as0-and its spelling has no more to 40
English names. hand you herewith the 'key.''
The secretary of state has good comfortable office in
ST. Paul. be sure but elegantly upholstered in crimson
plush, containing mahogany wastebasket and $5OOO0
Oil painting of Father Hennepn discovering South Mime
apolis in 1892 is nce comfortable berth, and if Mr.
sherblots does not it down have objection to
& taking it ourselves. - ...~
Reports come from Fargo that Bismarck is trying to
have it's livestock controlled and not allowed to at will
thru the city and the lawns with which enerpsng
citizens have taken much pains. Nothing
to get up and make sound similar to bazoo like the dis
covery that quiet has spent the evening his lawn
dentng the soft turf with her feet and biting off the top of
in irregular spots The takes especial pleasure
good of rich green lawn but should not be allowed
1 on it unless she wears snowshoes or skis
Massachusetts has just made law prohibiting vivisec-
tion in the public schools little girl in St. Louis watched
"teacher" place three rats in glass chamber
from which he proceeded to exhaust the air. She witnessed
the little animals terrible struggles for breath and their
scentifc' experiment she had hated the teacher with
bitter hatred and could hardly bear to be in the
4 with him.
The writer confesses with more or less SHAME something
of the feeling. Having watched 'professor'
necessarily STAY by inches harmless that had
scratched him. and having witnessed the animals ter
rbe struggles and Of anguish and the scattered
blood the writer hard it to get S. bill in those
days would freely have given the treasurer Of
college for the privilege Of good swift kick at that sci
entifc gent kick fierce and fundamental that would
have Jared his clean linen collar up the top Of his
IA bullet head.
The Indians whom white found here the sew
enteenh century, might have enjoyed these hesh expert
ments but how white get pleasure from them
unless he is degeneratng towards the type
terry to anyone who loves his fellow any
thing else in the world except his miserable comfort
{ That Massachusetts law may entering wedge
1t IS great comfort at rate to think that people
n beginning to think about it,
The trend from mahogany to walnut in furniture is shown
by the fact that looking around in Missouri and
buying all the black walnut they ge paying
b high $25 thousand feet The walnut growing that
section known black walnut and the wood commands
very high prices in Europe. The black walnut takes ar
ancient and venerable finish finish which suggests ancestry
titles rafting coats Of mail and gentee oang If YOU dc
not put shiney finish it, but dull finish being
careful to keep off the scrosaw work and wggy cabinet
maker effects you get piece of furniture makes ma
hogany suggest the nouveau richie and front of which
you sit and feel quite comfortable for twenty mnue
at stretch We have been throwing down the old walnu
OF late but the time is getting ripe take
I OF the attic and look it with the critical eye