The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-22

Sues the North Western-Charles J.
Hartwell has begun $4,000 personal
injury damage suit against the Chicago
81 North Western Railway company in
tie Hennepin county district court. He
alleges permanent injuries thru the neg
ligence of theE defendant company S
agents.
Student Committees Named. -Presi-
dent Claude Randall of the senior class
at the University of Minnesot ia has APP
pointed Nathan Blackburn, Dan Smith
and Grace Weitzel COMMITTEES on senior
informals. and Grace Dickinson, NJ.
tee on senior girls Il spreads :, T.
Society of Colonial Wars. -Minneap,
oils will be well represented at a social
court of the Society Of. Colonial Wars
to be held at: the Aberdeen hotel in st.
Paul today at 8 pm. Dr. Emil &C.
Hirsch of Chicago, the guest Of honor,
will speak on SThe American Spirit.
Judge Ell Torrance, the governor, will
introduce the speaker -'A$a s&&. &21
President Cooper to- Lecture:-Presi-
dent Charles Cooper of the Mankato
state normal school will deliver a lee
ture to students of the University of
Minnesota Saturday. afternoon on, the
subject of the training Of elementary
teachers and the relation Of normal
schools to the other parts of the Min
nesota system Of public instruction.
Women Are Fned.--Nellie Smith and
Blanch North were fined 500 each in
police court today for maintaining dis
orderly resorts outside of the regular
districts. The Smith woman conducted
place at 1871 Fifth street N and
Blaneh North was at 249 Third avenue
8. Five women found in the places
were fined $40 each. =
Telephone Managers Meet.-The an
nual meeting Of the local managers of
the Northwestern Telephone Exchange
company is being held at Headquarters
in Minneapolis. The banquet will be
held Saturday night. About one hun
dred men from the three northwestern
states are here for the conference,
which viii last until Saturday night.
Van Nest Wins.-The recount of the
ballots in the Roberts-Van Nest contest
in the thirteenth ward did not bring
much satisfaction to the Roberts adj
herents. Van Nest lost six votes and
Roberts three, reducing their figures
to 822 and sos respectively, leaving Van
Nest a plurality of seventeen without
NOuilClhS bHo uluo uiSpuGeCl DdllOCS, NV0
4 of which are certain. to be counted for
him. ~. "'E !. e. ! Z ).
Ring, for Ripley-Former associates
Of p. A. Ripley, who has resigned as
credit man of the National Bank of
Commerce, gave him a, gold ring of the
newest design today. Mr. Ripley
es:tonight for Mandan, N. D., where
he has taken an interest in the Mandan
Loan g. Investment company, and fol
which he will serve as secretary and
Lecture on Phil1ppines.-Professor A
p. jerks of the University of Mime
sofa will give a. lecture Friday at Z
pm. in the lectureroom Of the physic!
building on 'tThe Culture PEOPLES O.
I the Philippine Islands, The lecture
will be illustrated. Professor Jenk
has had several years experience il
the Philippines and probably more per
sonal contact with. the people of tn,
islands than any other American. Il :
Story Of Taylors Falls Dam.-C:ss ii
Harris ofsthe Minneapolis General Elec
/ trie company will address the member
I of the Engineers society at the Uni
varsity of Minnesota tonight on eth
Taylors Falls Power Development. .
The lecture will be the first Of a serie
tosbe offered by the society during th
year 1t will be delivered in the lee
tureToom of the physics building a
= $50 'clock. ..-...-.