The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-10
AROUND THE TOWN

Pioneers at Dayton 's.-The pioneers
3 banquet on Wednesday evening is at
Dayton's tearooms instead of Don
aldson g as reported yesterday.
h. Varsity Directories Are out.-The an
nual faculty and student directory OF
Z the University Of Minnesota appeared
this morning. The alumni directory will
be out tomorrow. 1t is to take the
/ place of the regular edition for this
week of the Minnesota Alumni Weekly.
Claims of s2oo,ooo.-The creditors
Z of the Western Implement company, in
/. voluntary bankrupt, met in the office
Z Of O. c.. Merriman, Jr., today, and filed
( tory to electing trustee to succeed
( the receivers. H. V. Mercer and John
Crosby. :.
IT, Woman Sues T. G. R. T. Gothic
personal injury case Of Dora B. Free
man against the Minneapolis street
railway company is being tried before
. Judge H. D. Dickinson Of the district
court. Mrs. Freeman asserts that she
was thrown from Washburn Park car
On the morning of March %, 1906, and
sustained serious damages. She asks
for $4,000 damages.
Aged Teachers Must Wait.-Aged
+ professors in state universities must go
another. year before receiving pensions
from the Carnegie foundation. At a
I state universities in New York, the
question of whether state university
professors should receive pensions from
the fund was referred to the executive
!. committee. This committee will not
report until next spring.
Day Full of Promise.-The First Bap-
list church began. yesterday on the fifth
week OF evangelistic services. It was
the greatest day Of the series. At the
close OF the morning service four per-
sons requested church membership, and
last night twenty-six people expressed
their determination to lead Christian
life. The meetings will continue thru
this week, DR.. Riley's subject this
&c evening will be s!The Baptism Of Fire
Cold Wave Coning.-Cold weather,
enough of it to constitute cold wave,
s is due in Minneapolis tonight. Belated
reports from the Canadian northwest
received at the Minneapolis weather
observatory today show -2S degrees
Batt hd%o9tos sss Alb S9 degrees at
too badly frozen to send in report.
srees al this = 4rg gfa2TtS is Sead ds
toward Minneapolis.
Milkman Is Fined.-selling impure
or adulterated milk or cream will not
be tolerated in Minneapolis hereafter.
This is the edict Of Judge G. L. Smith
Of the municipal bench, who today fined
KIM James Restrom, Of the Bloomington
cream. In sentencing Restroom, Judge
Smith spoke of the leniency which had
been shown dairymen violators of the
law, and he announced that hereafter
Justice would not be tempered with
mercy.
Committee Will Meet-The new pub.
lie affairs committee of the CONNER
cal club recently appointed by Pres
row to complete it's organization. Wal
lace G. Nyee, secretary Of the commit
Tee since its organiza ton, was re.
elected by the board of directors last
week. To avoid conflict of titles it is
recommended that the term secretary
OF the committee be changed to COM
missioner or to something similar.
"cure'' or the "works. ,'-If Will
police court today charged with beat
ing his wife, viii agree to take the
liquor cure he may escape a workhouse
sentence, When he appeared today he
confessed that he was victim Of the
drink habit and that he drove his fam
1ly from the house Saturday night
His wife says that he is model hus
5and when he is sober and Judge G. T.
Smith decided to give him another