Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-11-21

to return safely.
Buffalo Bill is said to be about to dis
pose of his large Wyoming properties
and engage in the running of automo.
biles in Yellowstone park. Fancy Bill
astride a bucking "autor'
Dismissal and imprisonment is a severe
penalty for writing a book, but the Ger
man officer who has been thus punished
might be made to see the value of his
experience in the way of advertising.
People who are worried about friends
who are away with rifles and hunting Ii
censes will see a double meaning in the
predictions Of the game wardens that
there will be great slaughter this fall.
The whale which found its way into
New York bay the other day, the first of
its kind in fifteen years to take a look
at the statue of Liberty, may have heard
that there was a political Jonah ready to
take a salt water bath.
Mary MacLane Of Butte, who is said
to be in Chicago looking for a husband,
will undoubtedly be encouraged by the
fact that Miss Bobb Clark Hoyt of Boze-
man succeeded in marrying John Ling
Lee, a dashing Chnaman, in that gay
city.
John Palmer, a full-blooded Ponca In
dian, who has been admitted to the bar
in Oklahoma. will be one Of the speakers
at the next session Of the Oklahoma Bar
association. Palmer is located in Paw
huska and is considered one of the best
orators in the territory.
How would it do to pass a law declar-
ing the open season for shooting deer a
closed season for shooting men? II the
enactment of legislation were as efica-
cious as some people seem to think, put
ting through such measure would not
be so very absurd.
Henry Vignaud, secretary of the Unit
ed States embassy Mt Paris. has just
published new book seeking to estab-
fish the date Of Columbus birth, as Il
further development of his Columbian re
searches. He concludes that the great
navigator was born in 1451.
Judge Hunt of La Crosse has rendered
decision that any man acting as an
escort to women has legal right to use
physical violence upon persons assailing
them with offensive remarks. Street cor
ner blackguards will not relish this ruling
of the La Crosse judge.
The acting adjutant general of the
army recommends in his annual report
that members of militia organizations be
paid 43 cents per drill for twenty-four
drills year. That should not be neces-
sary. The excellent physical training
given to the National guard should be
compensation enough
Cremation as rational method of dis
posing Of the remains of the dead will
be promoted in Milwaukee by a new
organization having that end in view.
The number of incinerations has been
steadily increasing, and the growth of
sentiment in favor of the highly sanitary
process can now be ready stimulated by
organized effort
The girls at Ann Arbor received good
advice when they were told by the
physical director Of the university TO be-
ware of Judges Fudges are candy
connection that tange up the interior and
play havoc with digestion. Not only col
iege girls, but girls of every degree and
STATION In 10 4, III
of Judges ana of all other confections.
1t is bad thing TO eat between meals.
The shoe manufacturers believe that
there will Toe a large demand for tan
shoes next summer and statesmen who
are out after orders carry number OF
samples of this color. The tan was in
little demand this past season. One of
the makers says they never have been
popular with women and never win be.
because they make the feet look big.
ger"
DIR. Oscar Ii, AlHs of PHILADELPHIA
urges that ambidexterity is conducive 10
health and would like 20 have children
taught to use either right or left hand
Some teachers he says, ARE waking
up TO the necessity Of using the left side.
l don't believe anyone ever saw a sym.
metrical spine except it belonged to an
ambtdcNtrouS person. There should b,
right and left hand work in school"
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Principal Story recently said before a
meeting at Glasgow university that An.
drew Carnegie's gifts to Scotch educa.
tional institutions have dried up the 10.
cal springs of generosity" While in yat
past it was easy for him TO collect more
than 100000 for the university, now /,
IS difficult for him 10 get $4,000. lie
said Mr.. Carnegie's muniicence had
scared away other siycrs of J. sscr
wealth