Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-05-30

nant the year previous This year
many new men on this seasons team.
the end OF the season and things may
have the best surgical supervision while
the broken member is healing.
There VIII be grade of Panama hats
on sale in New York this season so fine
and elastic in texture that they may be
folded up and carried about in the hip
pocket without injuring the shape, OF
course they will cost a lot of money
even as high as 800 The ordinary
Panama. however, is to be much cheaper
this year. and a pretty good one may be
had for 81. They are going to be worn
quite extensively, though nowadays this
Is not recommendation for any artist
of wearing apparel Nothing has APP
pcared in the market which makes even
a tolerabe substitute for the Panama.
50 that seekers for elegance and exclu-
slyeneSS must run to quality. ana OF this
there IS no end Of refinement in the
Panama.
Testimony showing that enormous
profits We're made from slot machine
gambling devices was given in suit
brought by Clement G. Clawson of New
Z
mother. Mrs. Arrilia Lee ClawSon.
Claw>on. the petitioner is an inventor.
His most profitable invention was a ma
chine known as the jackpot" This
proved 50 popular that ClaWSon. who
manufactured the products of his genius.
was unable to supply the demand, Men
actually stood i'll line at the factory
door to buy them. They cost about 81. rs
to Manufacture. He had no difficulty in
selling them for 500 as fast as he could
turn them out. For a time. with the ma
chimes he sold and those he rented the
profits were as high as $500 day"
Commissioner Greene, having baniShed
midnight gayety from the Tenderloin, is
now turning his attention to the Bowery.
where fun has reigned with increasing
fury as it moved in the Tenderloin TLr
old plague spots that for years defiIed
this famous thoronghfare are rapidly be-
ing eradicated Not only is the street it
self as safe by night as broadway. but
better than that. there remains now none
of the lures of vice that enticed the
young and the visitors from elsewhere in
search Of diversion, for which they were
sometimes called on to pay dear. The
concert halls of the worst class are gone
or fast going. as they have gone from
uptown regions. There is no longer
anything in it, to the extent there was
prevails no more.
Rcc9nSn the natrons Of tho Nartb,
Washington hotel which is ovclusivei,.
for women would nor fin tho u-aitraSsns
the latter reyoltnd ana now mon or.
serving the customers. When the hotel
was opened last March Manager Case
decided it would be an excellent idea 10
have the Young Mattresses dressed IN
fiocks of the colonial period II was
also planned they should address the
guests with ''prithae what voufJst -
or What shall | communicate 10 the
ohief in YOUR bebaIft" All went weU for
a few DAYS until several mattresses began
to complain that the guests never rave
Harlem property was overdue. while am
other remarked that in all probability
She would he compelled 10 spend the
sumner in the city. Case grew weary II
the tip seeking of the girls and let Them
cut.
Teddy Marks went away in tbe Amos
ion, ii"c,. phiIadalnbio to br;nc, an I,ish
,,,',lirai hand horn for , tom nf tha
49, l,.,, lnl,,snJ in tta ~ ,.jti I...r.
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ne Seu NE optillom tndt '!'e
can can PHonG WIZ laliI% swarm .i,ri 10 see ms
lr'sh 44i'2 KtAl "illei. heFc IRE 10
oe no IRISH nlef'ctLS IN thIS hahd. an
Houheeo 'iie ,ue''l rlg ~ p5o>pt7'oF' ir'>h
from s9lc 10 ~, mead. me Ieader. 100 - 70
tie lrSh. Ihgree WIZ be thirty pieces;
rms IriSh nahd that nave IN nina VII
NOT play any modern music ut all. We
Will cnt ou' all the Sousa, Strauss waltz
and other iandangoes' and give the. pub
ne real ancient come-al-ye and oid-tIml'e,
ballads. nave TWO soiolSts who VIII
sing genuine Irish ballads. In Ireland.
especially around Dublin, whore ! am 10
get the members of the band, they play
every kind Of instrument"