Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-07


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cal existence. If you stop eating YOU
die for the want of sustenanee; If you
stop advertising your business dies for
the want of publicity,
No man pleases everybody. If he
does he IS wealS-kneed, carries water
on beth shoulders and won't tell the
truth But when man don't please
you be man enough to go to him and
talk with him rather than tall, on the
streets and say things you would not
SAY tohis face
An eminent statistiean estimates
THAT during the course of an ordinary
life The average man win eat seven
fonr-horse loads of food more than is
good for him, Not so with an editor;
we jast figured it out that since we
have been in the business we have eat
en- two foul-horse wagon loads less
than we should have eaten Verify,
ths life Of the country editor is hard.
William Schneck, son of +. W.
sehneek, and Miss Naomi Wilson,
daughter of Charles Edwin Wilson,
eloped and were married ut Wanlsegan,
Ils, last Tuesday afternoon. Both are
wellknown young people in this city.
The couple have been forgiven by their
parents. and win enjoy a honeymoon
trip 70 Florida, where the roses are in
bloom, SO we are informed We join
in Wishing them long and happy
welded life.
The street cars on both tile Wells
and Walnut ines were completely tied
mp fnesday night. Wells street car
wasoff lha'raclS Mt the IIawley Road.
A ualmber o. odr people walked home
from this point The 5:l5p. m. train
on the Milwaukee road WAS about two
hours late also and a large number of
our residents were late to supper on
this account The street ear company
bud both roads open early Wednesday
moning, however, aud ears were run
ming as if nothing happened. The
storm was the worst we have had SO
far this winter.
Fnll reports are not yet available for
Wisconsin in regard to the tuberculo-
SIS crusade but the following figures
indicate approximately the standing of
this State and show chat Wisconsin is
among tile foremost in actual results
in prpportion 70 money expended Sew
go hundred persons have been treated
for tuberculosis, threefourths Of these
~ 8sasariums. ut total expense OF
$1,000. There is permanently invest
ed in Sanatoria and wards in institu-
tjons for the exclusive treatment of
tuberculosis S907, 500 The education
al work in Wisconsin has been second /
to THAT Of no other state, over 1856, 900 |
persons having been reached by exhi- |
bits and lectures and ils.000 pieces Of |
literature distributed. This education /
al work has been done by the Wiscon-
sin Anti-Tuberculosis Association, in |
cooperation with the Extension Divi- |
sion Of the State University and does
not inclnde tie great amount of work |.
which has been done by local health |
officers in various cities
Once more the holidays are gone.
and the delights aud the worry Of the
season have partially ended. Nearly
everybody has received cartload OF
things he didn't need nor desire, and
has paid dearly for them with an equal
lot of things he couldn't afford We
are heartily weary of such superlative
nonsense on the part of full-grown
people. Toys and pretty books for
children, which add to their happiness
we believe in, and we know we are IN
the minority in our views upon this
gift-making by adults; but III this re-
puted land Of the free there is no CON
stitutional provision against auyone's
making himself ridiculous f he choos-
IS. Ii may be we'll that all have not
the same eyes or the same think tank
for this gives variety to life. Our idea
Of a suitable Christmas present is
ton Of coal, barrel Of -four. or IL crate
of cabbages, though we know, to our
sorrow, that these are minority views