Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-02-23

rev location and when the tsr...-
~ ~, "IS street number he toanI .'.''Ar',
was again occupying 1915. .a3t lee
Mr. Hamlin seems ouir.,,1.
with ms present location. ~. >HeG
Hlhcu. however. that when b.. 'sl"l-
anolher house the principal rr,,. ,'ea'vS
VIII ne that the number is mon 151-. "e-'
Despite that ban las been ,r.......
an SLOT machines and that rltnIa .t S."
nave been removed from all
1rus stores and other places 10.
fn ,nuSIe' les. ren9urceInl proprirJor> 80
~ M Seseral ways to eyade the lam.
one OF the most popular. f.a,.
gambling IS almost Il rcplic9 or JUS ~
cara machine. Willie thcra +. "a
chlhe, the clerk now takes ~ ma
cafds ana plays them i'm m,I.b %.
way as the machine did In l.r '4Ae
ulce box. whisky glass and c,fF.. -."
are used. '''.' DEANS
The novelty of the game ..,
kn!oWledse that the law is being Ei....-..
WIN no danger Of interference.
" ,Io ~esl 10 me sport and the game. W.,
Three petersens head t...
Wis. Social Democrquc civ a.. -''.' ..".
first placed in the field for tI.. ". .-e
AprIl municipal election They L.,.'''--'-
adopted platform of G.a..i'- r.
length and expect to make. q e,,tl"
i hsli 10 elect some OF their candidate,
having Il PAID organizer in The f,I5 ''>'
Nominations made are AS foi...
Mayor. Arne {. Petersen: CIV rIs5.g
{. Petersen, assessor, Iulu p.... o..
justice, Herman PAIL '''S'".
Members of the Republican and Do,..
ocratlc parties charge that the S,.i.t;'.
have nominated three Scandinavia.
with the object of catching th. Ri. D.".
ish vote here ''''''
The platform favorS municipaI .o.a..
ship. embracing the water colnnapv H,.
gaSiIght company, electric railway a"l
| others: Is against the granting of .r,.
franchises; favorS the CITY pru,.i5;,.
dwelling houses Tor the wurkiu., mon
maintaining coal and wood ward. 1l1i
lshment of the board Of public works. h,
! favor OF equitable assessment: frn. +.,+
books in the public and free scbaols. ,.ar.
ing school teachers no less than $50 nor.
month; free medical advice aua service
and that all election days he pull, bo,..
days.
Allen Q. Myers, Columbus. O. dis
penser Of oratorical dynamite and H.
ing conductor of icouuclaStic uttrraur,s
ut tilt dSt u 10 years mas tIt..
to his books and his lessons
Graduated from the School Of Fyunrt
ence and the University of Adytr~it
tins man, known throughout the STATE. nf
ONO as newspaper man, politician. lcsi,-
latOr and now farmer. feels thar even lr
his age there is something yet To iagru
80 he has put his name down on thr EN-.
rolllnent sheet in the agricultural college
at ONO state university and uoW is aH
undergrad.
The fact that for four year, be- I'm,
been around the state telling farmers
how to grow the best alfalfa or the fin,
est corn makes little difference. Tie S.es>
more knowledge, and he will get il. Il
is his habit
lie is an active member of the Trank-
lin County Farmers union and takes
great pride in his thirty-two a"re~ ueaG
Worthington. He will study chemistry
in its relation to agriculture
Il know what to do ON my farm
said Meyers. but ! don't know why
So he is starting out to learn for tbe
why with Meyers is important
1t required the attention of six law
firms and Judge Windcs of the circus
court at Chicago to construc a viii
drawn by Il woman who had devoted the
best part of her life to the arcumuH
ton Of savings that she might leave
sum of money to charity, but who n
her anxiety to increase the amount saved
the expense of Il lawyer and drew the
document herself.
The tcStatriX, Miss Ada Louise Hat
field, was employed in Il down town de-
partment store for fourteen years before
her death in 1898. and in her will she
directed that $4,000 he given 10 iht
home for errng women and to the found
lings home in whatever city or town she
might die. TO her only brother, D11ia
p Hatfield. the testatriN hcqucathpd br
81 and she left her sister. Mrs. Charlotte"
jenkins of R0cksbCrTy, Mass. $1,000
Mrs. Jenkins and her brother contested
because of the fact that there are sever
al institutions in Chicago OF the cLara~
ter described by their sister. iiley held
that the entire estate should revert je
them as next of kin
The court held that, although tbr EH
mad some appearance of vagHcmN>
was nevertheless unimpc0chabIe as MISS
Hatfield had expressed distinct desire
to leave the bulk of her savings to char
lty He decided in favor Of the home
for the friendlcSS and the Chicago refuge
for girls on the theory that those iu>,i
tutions came more clearly WITHIN ur "r
scription than did others and hrya0>'
1t was shown in the Testimony mat lt
tcstatriN had actual knowledge ". 'H'
existence Of these homes.