The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-10

cent on your savings see tnem.
B. G. Haskin of New York will install
| Andrews hot water heating system.
| Going to Er,ropos See A. E. johnson
Co.,, 100 Wash. av s. for itineraries. etc.
| Wanted-Ten thousand seed users to
call or send for our free catalog. North
rup, King & Co. First and Hennepin.
Thomas H. Lucas speaks on the sub
ject of oman as Barbarian at Hol-
comb S hall, As Fourth street 5, tomor-.
row at 3 pm.
Sickness! Fire!s Burglars!. Have you
a northwestern telephone in your homeT
Order today! Don It delay! ..<,
Dr.. Montgomery speaks at Fowler
church Sunday morning on 1.-THE Man
Who Wanted to Run Away, and in the
evening on cold Pompeii.'
At Westminster church Sunday eve
ming DIR. Bushnell will give a special
address on "Who Are Our Best Citi-
zens9 A straight talk for the times
is promised.
| Thomas Fl. Lucas will give free lee.
ture on q Original Sin and Atonement,'
the Liberal league, llOl Washington
avenue S, third floor. -
DR.. A. F. Elmquist, pastor of St.
John IS English Lutheran church, will
| speak in Hegna hall Sunday at pm
under the auspices of the South Mime
apolis Total Abstinence society.
": c. We Webberr; g general ado, r re-
manship, addressed the students Of the
| Minnesota School of Business yesterday
afternoon upon the "Science of Sales
manship.'
A joint meeting Of the Industrial
= Workers of the World and the socialis
Z labor party will be held at Union Tenn
4 pie tomorrow at pm, to protes
I against the arrest and deportation o
I the officers Of the Western Federation
\ of Miners.
/ Rev. Winfield R. Gaylord of Milwau
] kee, national organizer for the socialis
1 Basis of Brotherhood at state an
I city headquarters Of the public owner
4 ship party, 1928 Nicollet avenue, at
y pm. tomorrow.
I DR.. P. M. Hall, health commissions
1 received q letter yesterday from tn
4 parents of Kasky Lilly, who live 0
I the Pacific coast, asking that he t
1 found. The young man is supposed t
1 be in Minneapolis and the police wi
look for him. NJ
The Stuart Stick af % gs
/ from Missouri in the Lyceum theate
I Tuesday evening under the auspices {
| Pansy Rebekah lodge No. 81, whic
will contribute part of the proceeds
the /. o. O. F. home at Mortified, Mini
1 Principal Albert Hedler of the Franz
! liz school Eead9, paper on 1.-The WIZ
- of the Principals association for th
4 mayor s reception hall at the city hal
I The next meeting will be held April
4 and Miss Jean l.. Gowdy will read
/ paper on "The Training of the Will.
I Evangelist Tom Mackey last Thursda
l evening at Bethlehem Presbyteria
church, where he has been holding
I series Of meetings. At the close OF tn
regular service two young boys presen
ed Mr.. Mackey with handsome gol
4 watch chain and charm, with his nam
4 engraved upon it.
! James A. Mccain was placed und
II $500 bonds by Judge E. F. Waite ye
terday for having threatened the Ii
I of his wife. At The time of his ARE
he was following her down Nicoll
avenue. Patrolman James Nolan a
: rested him after a hard struggle al
locked him up at Central station. +
tain bonds. ) h..
Rev. J. E. Bushnell Of Westminst
Presbyterian church gave an address (
1.-THE Three, lenses, Past, Present al
Future,'' at Augsburg seminary Ia
evening before a large audience. T.
- - value of the past, argued DR.. Bushne
is as a preparation and lesson for t
present, which in turn is valuable
the opportunity It gives men to prepa
for the future. A musical program W
also rendered. Adolf h Olseon play
az two violin solos, there was vocal SC
Y by Miss Loe, piano solo by Miss M
IS lie Martinson, and several members
the Augsburg Glee club.