Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-11


nr. Wiley's poison squad" is to begin
another winter of experimental eating,
with the special object of testing the
value Of cold-storage goods. They will
probably find that aside from stalcness,
or worse. in some cases, the cold storage
eatables are harmless.
The case of the American automobilist
who was sentenced to II term of three
months in prison, and fined in addition,
is not of international Importance. Neck-
loss automobilists must be brought to Il
realization of the risks that are involved
in high speeds on public roads.
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Battling Nelson's histrionic programme
in England will probably cause growing
at the Interference of the theatrical bust
ness with the profession of pugism.
Nowadays the road to easy money
behind the footlights is through the prize
ring.
Charles w. Wills, who, in childhood
days, was a playmate of King Edward,
has just died in Newark. He was born
in Salisbury, England, sixty-fve years
ago, but spent his early days at the
home of his godmother, the Baroness
Woodford, who was ady-in-waiting to
the late Queen Victoria, when the pres
ent King was little boy.
Sir Thomas Upton says he will APP
pear off SANDY Hook two years hence
with challenger for the Americas cup.
This news will please American yachts
men, who firmly believe that he will dis
appear in the offiing at Sandy Hook,
after the races, on his return without
the coveted mug. Coming in hope and
going with resignation must be almost a
habit with Sir Thomas.
David L, Kenney of Plainfeld. n. J..
who recently purchased Il tract of land
on the Watching mountain range in
North Plainheld, comprising 500 acres,
has given forty acres of the land to
the Sisters of Mercy of the Trenton do
cese, and il is expected that Il large con
vent school building will be erected
there. Mr.. kenney decided the land to
the sisters in memory Of his mother.
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The crews of the eleven San Francis
co whalers reported to be frozen in the
ice in the Arctic sea will have to stant
by their ships during the winter as die
the men Of the whaling fleet which wa,
frozen in off Point Barrow a few year,
ago. If they are in need Of relief, al
expedition will undoubtedly start north
ward at the earliest opportunity
President Hopkins of Williams college
suggested at t vespers service Sunday
evening that four men be chosen from
each of the upper classes to be deacon,
of the college. Their purpose is to hell
and further the religions life of the col
lege in all ways, He said these men
need not necessarily be Y, NJ. c. A.
members but he wanted GOOD men. and
strong men, and those who stood fen
truth and right
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The death at Elkhart Maryland. of an
athletic young woman who received n
severe injury in Il game of football with
other young women is evidence that the
foughness of football is Inherent. and
not the result of brutality of pay or
deliberate smuggling. The young women
undoubtedly played the game with char.
acteristic regard for the rights of then
opponents.
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a new racing sloop plated with bronz,
is to be built by a member of the New
York Yacht Club in accordance wifi
the new rules of measurement. This is
the most convincing proof that the test
of the rules made during the past season
has been satisfactory; and the way now
seems clear TO n universal rule of meas
urement which will put an end 10 bicker
ing in connection with intcrnation9
races.
The honor of holding information,
cups is expensive. The Americas en-,
has cost the yach,smen of New Yor),
large fortune. The Rochester Yucb
Club, which now possesses the Canal
cup, has been challenged by the Roy,
Canadian Yacht Club for series q