Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-07-09
NOTES OF INTEREST.

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NOTES OF INTEREST.
There 5 not now. in all probability, >
man more unpopular among sun .asettes
OF elthet sex than Bishop William Cy.rs-
wei Doane and he may rs well resign
an NOE oil ever becoming the cdud.dg,e
Tor President Of the United STATES IN
me suhragette ticket. In his address t.
the graduating class of ST. Agnes school
IN Allan" he charac, erized tho ",.w
woman As freak and the woman suf-
lfa-e campaign as a hysterical clannr
employ 90 IN the pursuit of a chil.Cra.
IL llcj, he expressed himself with fli
sftater severity and called the new
woman 'luSus naturae, munStrut9
hoIfehdum Intorme, or some such ching.
equally horrible and shocking Since
Iheh TIE remarks of bishop Doane nave
peeh severely criticized by SuffragetteS
ami even by some persons not in favor
|ot lie suffrage movement. One of he
latter critics remarked in an interview
The remarks of Bishop Doane Wee. t.
say the least, highly undiplomatic Most
men snare the bishops opinion. but thay
are TOO diplomatic or, call ii chivalr5uS.
70 express themselves 50 bluntIy."
Three barrels of tar that felt they had
tarried long enough in close confinement
spread themselves out for q consider
able sun bath in front of 2O24 Fulton
street, Brooklyn, the other day And
the tar might have laid there peace-
fully oozing into new corners and cracks
had not some undesirable pedestrian
come along to muSs it up. The first
was Henry Stcut of 100 Fleet stree. -
lie had a pair of patent leather shoes
on, and they sank several inches d,fi5
in the tar before Stout of Fleet str-,.i
was aware Then it didn't do him much
good TO learn about it, for he couldn't
MT either foot except to get one in as
ne got the other out. Then he fell
over ON his hands. and they came llp
gloved with tar Marvin LYLE of 922
Herklmer street was the second pcdcStri-
an intcrferer. lie laid plank walk
OUT TO Stout who was STUCK. and held
out beth his hands. As he was pulling
rs near after the manner of derrick
as he could, the hand clasps slipped,
ana Lyle was dropped down to wallow
where he had come to save. Policeman
THOMAS Is, Goodman then became
good Samaritan in his strict line of
duty, and planked both unfortunates Sc
c2Tril about. To that process the tar
ohered only Intellectual resistance, and
rescue was successfully accomplished,
but Goodman did not escape indebted
The tar was then taken in charge by
the police and was battened down with
boards.
At the initial meeting of the Pasco
(WaShD Cactus club. cactus candy, cac-
It's pie cactus pudding and cactus tea
were Il portion of an elaborate menu.
Twenty members attended. Cactus even
furnished the table decorations. Dis
by Mrs Tanas e D, -a,,
that cactus could be prepared rs Il food
product and her proposal to form a cnc-
tus club met with the approval of vege-
tarianS and Il formal organization was
perfected. The cactus used in the man
ufacture of different food products is
shipped to Mrs. Jones from Arizona.
The hitherto supposedly useless thorny
cactus of the desert, if plans Of pasco
vegetarians are realized. will become one
of the most sought for plants.
The missing whistling buoy from the
Stenhouse shoal near Victoria, Il. c..
has been recovered by the Dominion
government steamer Quadra. and there
by hangs tale. Early in January
party of Haidah Indians, bound from
Skidgate III the Queen Charlotte islands
10 Prince Rupert, We're drowned when
their little schooner drove ashore on the
ANNlS at ANttIbll y buH, 4 lllltE VI W dltN
island. Three Indian men, three WON
en- and three clkldren formed the party.
The wreck still lies where ii struck and
where ii was found by searchprs seek
ing for traces of their missing relatives.
The searchers arrived at the scene of
the wreck ut dusk, and as they were
to make a camp, intending
TO wait until morning TO search for the
bodies of their friends, there came over
thn Nru lsutr drawn pghnintr
so loud that no human throat could have
made it, The startled natives leaped to
their feet and again the moan came, IL
prolonged wall. part shrek and part
moan. but an inhuman moan. Never
had they heard such an unearthly sound
Ghosts shouted one, and all grab
bed their paddles, picked up some of
their belongings and hurriedly launched
their canoes. They padded all night,
fear overcoming fatigue, anything to yet
away from the awful waiting of he
demon on the reefs. When the Quadra
arrived off Nichols bay the long drawn
out moan was heard and the officers of
the lighthouse tender knew that they
had at last located the truant buoy Of
the StenhOuse shoals.
Recently the men of ST. paul's Re
formed church. at West HaZleton, Pa,
H2TeGl WIN Tue lt1iltS iilht tllf l'N''L III
Il contest 10 increase the membership
of the adult Bible class should tender
the winners banquet. The men lost
by a narrow margin, and before fulfill
ing their promise agreed to give the
ladies n surprise At the banquet last
night this was sprung. 1t was the
serving of ice cream and mackerel in
the same course.
Doctor. do you ever do anything for
| am nm awfully poor woman
and have heart trouble. Won't you
please examine my heart with the N-ray
free Of costE'
This plea was made by q poorly
dressed woman Of about 90 to DIR.
George Hermann Of CorryviIle, O. Hap
pening to look little lower than the
heart. he discovered two $50 gold pieces
in a chamois bag under the womans
garment
How IS my heart, doctor|'
"Your heart is pretty bad, he eia"-