Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-11-01

should prompt the authorities to endeav
OF to make the land clean as well as holy
Jim" Younger was 4 spectacular
tragedian who might have saved himsell
a deal of trouble by making an earlier
exit.
The young man who goes to a football
contest and isn't satisfied with the result
needn't think that he will get his quarter
back.
There will be no battleship American
Boy, but plenty of American boys will
be found on battleships that fly the Stars
and Stripes.
The New Orleans graveyard insurance
crooks ought to go in cahoots with the
Indianapolis ghouls, and insure EN- first
and sell EN- afterwards.
In organizing the harvester c0mbina-
ton, Mr.. Morgan demonstrated the mon
ey-making character of the concern by
harvesting $5,000,000 for himself, 1T the
outset
The Herreshoffs are said to have re-
ceived orders to construct new cup de-
fender, anl yachting patriots will soon
have another opportunity to suggest
names.
The Mad Mullal's attack will he felt
chiefly by the pockets of the British tax
payers, who seem to be Elm for it, con-
tinually as a result of the pushing colon
ial policy.
Colorado man is attacking the meat
trust by trying to convince people that
they can live on pure air alone, and
cut the butchers from their lists of ac-
quaintances.
The man who died famous as the in
ventor of the Cardiff Giant evidently
pinned his faith to Barnum's declaration
that the American people liked 10 be
humbugged.
The market for prunes will receive n
severe setback il the boarding houses
follow the hotel keepers Of Germany in
cutting off dessert because of the high
prices of meats.
Mary McLane's arrest on suspicion Of
being burglary will give her fresh adj
yertising and enable her to break into
the Golfers of book readers with another
bid for notoriety.
While the Roumanians are enforcing
cruel laws intended to make it impos-
sible for n jew to earn his living in
Roumania, the city of London has select
ed jew for it's lord mayor.
The policeman who sounded the riot
call Mt Madison may have mistaken a bit
of football demonstration for reyolu
ton. The boys do things strenuously
nowadays, whenever they start out L
''whoop it up"
Computations as to the losses through
the coal strike vary from $26,000000 t.
$150,000,000, but nobody has yet trie,
to figure the loss suffered by the people
whose interests have never been a mat
ter OF great concern from the start
The uncertainties OF stage coach tray
el still exist. The Tillamo0k stage, j
Oregon, has been held up, and its pas
sengers robbed. But didn't somethin
of the same kind happen on the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy railroad, not Ion
ago?
Mr.. Ziegler has discharged Mr.. BALD
win from the Arctic exploration enter
prise, but will retain the hyphen of tn
corporate title until he can find an e>
plorer who knows how TO manage an eN
petition without bringing on fatal pei
sonal quarrels.
The New York doctor who claims t
have discovered something that make
the lungs untenable for germs of tubel
culosis may have what medical scienc
has been seeking for 10 these man
something that will kill germ
without killing their victims.
The survey of the Grand Canon Of tn
Colorado confirms its distinction as on
of the natural wonders Of the worl,
The canon has been made accessible
railroad enterprise, anu VIII IN the II
ture share the attention of tourists wit
Yellowstone park, Yosemite valley an
Niagara Falls.
Yachtsmen who prefer boats to freak
will be deeply interested in the New Yor
Yacht Clubs movement for the adoptio
of measurement rules that will penabz
certain advantages gained by the ader
ton of freakish models. 1t is high tim
that yachtsmen reverted to sane ideas g
regard TO racinS craft.
Lipton's challenge having been II
ceived and accepted. it is up to" III
timid patriots to begin the circulation o
stories giving the challenger phenomena
speed and predicting her success. Not
bone of the Shamrock's skeleton has We
been put in place, but that should not in
terfere with the manufacture of predit