The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-02-12

TheSuperior Times
c, L. DAY, Publisher
SUPERIOR. WIS.
Get ready Tor spring real estate
boom
Is there really such thing as slip
perry weather."
Aeroplanes never get stalled II
Enowdrifts, anyway.
Thuggery has become hazardou!
occupation in Chicago.
The inventor of the pay-asyou-entel
car could not have been smoker
Uncle Sans warships do no honor
to the navy when they spend all night
on shoals or mud banks.
That January thaw did not bring
the hens to a melting mood. Eggs
continue Just as high as ever.
The best proof of high or low prices
Is found by the average man In his
cash balance at the months end.
The man who invented that phan.
tom a,rrsh!n ,s . genius either for IN
venting or for NO" -. -, "",iry ,a,ts
II Halley's comet must strike the
earth somewhere, We nope 1t Will show
a sense Of discrimination and land in
Nicaragua.
A whole village In Italy is sliding
down the hill on which It was built.
The coastIng must be unusually fine in
that locality
1t has just been discovered that
the earth has existed only G0,000,000
years And this country Is just be-
ginning to realize its full possibilities.
Pay as you enter and pay rs you
20 are good rules to follow whether
applied to street cars of any other
service or want in the way of liv-
ing
n fur no 10
'enance n further increase In price
probably Is due TO the fact that age
has lent them at least some mod
esty.
The latest cure for tuberculosis is
rattlcsnakc venom. There does not
seem to the average Individual much
choice between the remedy and the
disease.
While II Is all right for farmer
to buy motor car if he can afford IT,
he should not mortgage his farm In
order to do so. 1t takes a fast motor
70 outrun n mortgage.
Unprecedented things are happen
ing the world over But do not get
alarmed Some things are just as be
fore For instance, revolution Is
going on I'm Santo Domingo.
A man in New Jersey came near
drowning in a tank In midair. Its cit
liens ,annot even shuttle off this NOR
tai coll in a conventional and usual
way In that spectacular state.
When an aviator has his aeropanc
pointed upward We see nor reason
why he should not keep on going. II
would not be much worse to fall a
mile than to fall half that distance.
From the way that war between
Chinese Tongs in New York and else
where is raging 1t looks like case
of hammer and tongs Cannot some
one take poker to the combatants?
emma now wants railroads The
great wall between that empire and
the civilized world Is down at last. On
the new railroads occidental ideas and
institutions will be the principal part
of the freight they will carry.
If, at the initiative Of the United
States, the world forms n general
peace court, al which its differences
can be arbitrated and arranged. it viii
be the greatest work a nation could
ever perform. But its realization
sounds too much Ike the estahl'sh,
iuent of an international millennium
1t will require so many concessions
from human nature to internaticuel
politics.
The old story Of the pitcher that
goes too often to the we'll is told
again In the case OF that New York
farmer killed n few days ago by an
explOSiOn of dyDnmitp IIp had hppn