Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-12-09

and donations. OF the balance S.I0ODU
comes from the municipality and Other
sources not distinctly private or JeNish,
This might look like small average
We're il not stated that it is larger IN
proportion than any other religious or
ganization gives up for the same pur
pose The New York Jews are liberal
giyerS to all forms of charity. and
strange as il may seem to manr. they
pay out large sums yearly to Catholic
institutions.
George NJ Yrceler, who has an oilco
! in Broadway New York. has heeu
/ charged with the larceny of $210.0OO III
! certificates and notes. The arrest Ua~
made on a warrant secured by Russell
! Grey of Philadelphia who is an office
in the American interlaceG Curled Hair
company Of Philadelphia. The specific
tions state that 100000 in treasniy
stock OF the company, and also twelve
notes valued ut $4,000 each and twenty
notes valued at $500 each were stolciI
by Nreeler Grey alleges that the secui-
/ tiles We're given to Nreeler to secure Il
| loan of SlO.OOO. and that the loan WA
never negotiated
There will be many radical changes
made in the methods of preparing mag
azineS following the expose in the Belas-
60 article in The BookIovers. Articles
offered for publication will hereafter be
subjected to the fire test before they are
accepted and this will make the lot of
! the honest writer harder than ever II
may be that when good matter is Offered
| hereafter it will be paid for at decent
rates after its authenticity is established.
i The classic signed by Belasco and sold
| by Lee Kugel brought only $40. yet it
! has survived for thirty years as stand
ard exposition on the art of acting.
\ historic event in the development If
/ the middle west was commem0rated
recently 10y the unwilling of bronze
/ tablet on the subtreasury building in
! Wall street. The tablet commentaries
! the great ordinance of 1871 establishing
! the Northwest territory aud the sale Of
| land to the Ohio Company of Associates
| from which sprang the states Of Ohio
| Indiana. Illinois. Michigan and Wiscon-
/ sin. The second chapter in this com
memorat;Gn, the unveiling of compan
| ion bronze tablet 20 that in Wall street
will be completed at Marietta. O.. in a
/, few months. President Alfred T. Per
ry Of Marietta college Ohio. delivered
! the Invocation.
William Waldorf Astor is soon to
erect Il model apartment house on
| Broadway, New York, near Central
park. 1t will be the biggest thing Of
! its kind anywhere on earth but it will
not be the tallest William Waldorf
unlike his cousin, John Jacob, does not
believe in tall buildings for residential
purposes. The new building will cover
almost city block, hut will be only
twelve stories high When it is stated
! that it Will accommodate i'll large and
comfortable rooms 1900 persons some
idea of its size may be had. There will
| be FIVE miles of Railways, seventy miles
of pipes and eight hydrostatc elevators
running day and night No apartment
will be let under $1,000 year.
Comptroller Circuit suggests to New
York city plan which he estimates will
add an asset to the city government of
| between SIOOO00OO and Sl00,000O0O
His ideas We're presented to the sinking
| fund commissioner in a report from the
finance department.. The plan outlined
includes the filing in of al the marsh
lands and waste places of Jamaica Bay
and the erection Of a series of city docks
and WharyeS. Federal and state aid
might be asked to make deep sea chan
mel, SO that incoming vessels may ind
accommodation within easy access of lie
! projected train service of the Long Is
| land railroad and of the New York com
Meeting railroad company now being com
structed for the Pennsylvania railroad.
The old superstition that women do
not possess the inventive faculty has
been pretty we'll exploded. 1t is true
that all kitchen utensils nave been in
vented by men, vet in the field of BUSH
ness, and particularly the advertising
business. women are doing the hest "cS
today i'll New York. 1t was woman
who invented Jim Dumps aud Spot.
less Town" Another woman has re-
Gently devised q caledar, at the top of
which she placed a large painted pansy.
BY little sliding arrangement the pansy
pulled down reveals pocket of court
plaster Under the court plaster was
tie legend, I'm stick to you when 9TH
ers cut YOU" Below was space for
an advertisement. She took this model
to Il brewing company They bought it
and paid her 500 for the idea Since
then she has not worked any more for
ST week.
The New York police think they sec
the work of union educational CONF
Gittee" in the fall of a ten ton derrick
which greatly damaged the American
Tin Can company 5 new building in West
Fourteenth street involved in the strike
of the bridge and structural iron workers
and houSeSmithS They say the guy
rones supporting the derrick were cut
Union men say it fell through the care
lcssness of nonunjon workers.
The derrick stood on the seventh floor
and fell to the fourth floor carrying
away portions of the new iron frame
work on three hoors. The guy ropes were
! fastened in the street outside of the
| building. and the police suspect that some
enc cut them Just before daylight
An investigation also has been begun
concerning the condition of another large
derrick which is said to have been found
| tottering With only one Of its supports
| left.
! The chump chariot or sightseeing auto
of New York is soon to become an ex-
! tinct monster. Commissioner McAdoo
! has said it aud beyond him there is no
appeal One of these huge wagons killed
| an ambulance surgeon. This was the
! last straw. Ii gave McAdoo the oppor-
/ tuuity he has been looking for for over
year, since he first began his crusade