The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-03

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than we are. Bring your subscriptions
to the Century News Store, 6 South Sd st.
What the average depositor wants Is
not high rate of interest but absolute
security. This is offered by the Hen
| nepin County Savings bank. Interest
| compounded four times a year.
Harry Moore arrested while burglar
izing the residence Of J. H. Patnode
| 1906 Hennepin avenue, has been held to
the grand jury in $4,000 bail. He says
he was drunk and did not realize what
he was doing.
Rev. David Morgan will speak on
| socialism Sunday, Nov. 4, at 3 pm, at
As Fourth street S. Attorney George
B. Leonard will speak also on the nro,
posed new charter for Minneapolis
The public is invited.
] Bert Dunlop, the 10-year-old son of
Mrs. William Dunlop, went to Chicago
last evening to take treatment at the
rabies. He was bitten by a dog on
Washington avenue Sc last week and
physicians thought it best to have him
take the treatment.
Fire in the shaving shed Of the Smith
& Wyman sash and door factory, Second
avenue Sc and Eighth street, gave the
tiremen some trouble last night, but the
blaze was extinguished after an hour :
work with small loss. The shed is OF
brick construction and the fire fight.
ing was unusually difficult.
The Minnesota College Of Agriculture
will be represented in the interna-
tional livestock exhibition, which Is to
be held in Chicago, Dec. l to s. From
six to eight head Of cattle will be en-
tered in different classes and large
| delegation of students will make the
trip to Chicago, accompanied by pro.
fessors Of the institution.
George A. Daily, who gave himself
ing he had, forged a check 3orr $50
In gainesville, Ohio. was taken back to
that city last night by deputy sheriff.
He refused to fight extradition and said
he would be glad when everything was
settled and he had been properly pun.
ished for his crime.
Five men have been chosen 70 repre-
sent the University of Minnesota
against Iowa and Nebraska in inter
collegiate debates this winter. They
are Algernon Colburn Of Minneapolis,
Evans Of Duluth, M: j, Doher ty Of LIE
Sueur and Stanley Houck Of Summit.
S, D. The fight for the sixth position
is between A. E. Jedlicka and A. 3,
Dowdall.
Merchants excursion rates are on
again for the third and last meeting of
the season. Tickets will be on sale Nov.
to IL to the twin cities. The return.
ing dates are Nov. to o., Rates are
exceedingly low, the same as on the
three previous excursions for the year
The fare for the round trip is one fare
and a fifth, except on the northern lines
| which make a rate Of one fare and one.
third.
DR.. J. s. Montgomery will speak at
the Fowler church, Franklin and Du-
theme, "The Unpromising Member Of
the Family In the evening he will
have something to say on the municipal
election. The subject of, his address
will be "The Man Hunt and the Crime
of Stirring Up Prejudice Against Our
| City, The choir will render appropri-
ate music morning and evening.
At Westminster church Sunday at
1880 am, DR.. J. E. Bushnell will
preach on "The Most Heroic Thing. -
Preceding the sermon bulletin will be
given by the pastor on "Desirable DUAL
tiles for Mayor" In the evening a
Bushnell on 1.-THE National Importance
Of Our Municipal Election At 7:45
clock subject Of great and timely In.
terest will be considered by President
Henry W. Luce Of Shantung Union col
lege Of Wei Hsien, China, namely
"Some Phases Of the Oriental situa.
tion.'