Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-12

nished to every child cared for in the
kindergarten maintained at the fair by
the organization. Smiles of approval
from the mothers who were listening Ia
her showed that the Teddy bear was
in high favor.
NJ. II. Stevens Of 'Pittsburg, candidate
Tor state treasurer ON the Prohibition
ticket, u an address at West Bridge
water, Pa, said:
Il was surprised the other day, when
man twitted me because he heard of a
prohihitionist who got drunk occasionally.
The Prohibition party is not a church,
nor a total abstinence society, but po-
iltlcal party. Many fail TO note this dis
tinction. We have hundreds of drunk
ards IN the United States, and would
like to see the temptation removed.
The inconsistent fellow is the Judge
perhaps an elder in a church, who grants
licenses, and the Sunday school superin-
tendent who votes for a license party.
10 be consistent they should go at least
once week to the saloon they vote for
and get drunk"
Travelling more than 10000 miles 10
spend has vacation at home, Julian Wolf
son, a junior law student in the Michigan
university, found time to spend five DAYS
with his parents in the Philippine Is
lands before he repackel his trunks and
began his journey back to college. Wolf
son has returned TO Ann Arbor to re-
sumo his studies. His trip home was the
longest and his vacation the shortest of
any American student Wolfson left
Ann Arbor late in June for San Fran
cisco A few days later he sailed for
Manila. Arriving there July Is, he
found that his parents had gone 10 one
of the smaller islands of the archipelago
for Il short stay The young man made
this portion of the journey in small craft
and on mule, meeting his parents early
IN August.
Three weeks after we were married
| made a nice baking of hot biscuits for
supper" pretty little Mrs. anna Brooks
told a jury between sobs In her suit for
divorce at Denver.
They were the first I had ever made.
but they were really nice, As soon rs
he saw them William get mad grabbed
the whole plateful, went into the parlor
and began firing them at the pictures of
my people ON the wall.
He ruined the picture IF mamma,
broke the enlarged photograph OF father
and then bombarded the pictures of my
brothers and sister that were on the
piano. Then he broke all the windows
in the front room with the biscuits
Il went back to mamma, of course,
and he has never sent for me-,
Mrs. Brooks was given her decree,
the husband making no contest.
DR. Hamilton II. Biggar of Cleveland
the man who rebuilt the human dynamo
that vitalized the Standard Oil company
John ID. Rockefeller's physcian-~madt
an address to the students of Hanne
mann Medical college Of Chicago and
later followed the address with these
few pertinent remarks on the health OF
the American business man and the re
birth of John -. Rockefeller:
The rich widows Of America are livlnl
monuments to the rapacity of the American
business men,
Barring accident, there Is no reason VIII,
John u. Rockefeller should not live TO b.
lOO years old
At SO the American business man shout,
cease to worry, esehew liquor and tobacco
and make play In Gods Out-of-Doors'' hi
chief aim In life.
No business man should entirely with
draw from business until fatal malady o
| death eompels him TO withdraw,
Americans are perpendicular drinkers
ard from this arises untold damage TO di
gestiye organs and thinking machinery.
They fought for twenty minutes as 4
the purse Were the wealth of Rockefeller
then they Were sight such as two duel
lists seldom present--f0r they had tough
with pies. Apple, BURBERRY, minee ans
| pumpkin pies, perhaps seveniy-five, wer,
used in the duel.
! The combatants were Thomas Duggaf
and r. G.. Oxley of Indiana Harhor
| and the fight took place in Martins bax
! cry in Indiana Harhor, Ill. They got
into dispute over some work III the
steel mill where they were employed
| Duggan picked up his half -eaten piece OF
/ pie aud slammed it in Oxley's ear. The
| battle was ON. OXley ran behind one
| pie case and hurded a minee pie at his
assailant, and Duggan returned 5he fire
| with a pumpkin pie. Martin protested
and both antagonists splattered pie all
over him. Then he called the police but
| the duel between Duggan and Oxley
went merrily on. Two patrolmen arrived
In the name of the law they command
ed the duelists to stop. and in reply got
pumpkin pie smeered over their blue
suits.
The contest ended only when the bak.
cry had been emptied of its pies. Then
the combatants were arrested.
The mystery Of the disappearing man
is the latest problem the Hyde Park, Ill.,,
police have been called tii5on to s0lye.
The subject Of the puzzle is Harry
Bays, real estate dealer without an
office, living at 1913 Monroe avenue. who
told the police that he had been kid
mapped twice within the last two months.
OF his first adventure he remembered
nothing except that when consciousness
returned to him he found himself stand
ing on q street corner at Dunning, ILL.,,
with n revolver clasped in each hand.
How he got there he was unable to say.
His second disappearance made a
more vivid impression. That occurred
the other night. when he told the police
he had been seized by four men in an
automobile while within few blocks Of
| his home and spirited away to Ham
mond, Ind, where lac was robbed. de-
| prived Of his clothes and left locked in n
| deserted house. He escaped by leaping
| from window. making his way to the
| house Of a neighbor and borrowing cloth
| ing with Which to return 10 Chicago.
Although the police have been able II
verify certain portions of the mans re-
| citaI. they are inclined 10 look upon
| his nocturnal adventures as a hallucina-
| tion.
1T is more important To be- a cOInpe-
tent nurse than to inherit fortune
| Money can make no difference in nlt