The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-12-07
THE CUB TAKES
PEN in HAND
Kenoshan Writes Interest
ing Article for North
Shore Bulletin"
PRAISES new STATION.

some henOSnan whose Identify Is I'M
known believes heartily in the old
style Of stalking his pen in hand" and
giving expression to his ideas. This
was demonstrated in the current issue
Of the North Shore Bulletin" the ir-
teresting periodical issued by Luke
Grant for the Chicago, Milwaukee and
North Shore Electric Railway COM
pany which carries lengthy article
regarding Kenosha as reported by "The
Cub" The article with the introduc-
ton and comments of Editor Luke
Grant follows:
MANY months ago, or it may be
years, we heard from q fine CORES
pondent in Kenosha. We had almost
forgotten him and were agreeably sur
prised when we received the follow
ing:
"'Having just read The Bulletin
from Communications (back of front
cover) to In The Highlands (extreme
back, have slowly awakened to the
realization that it is far over my al
lotted year since, wrote asking to be-
come steady recipient of your words
of wisdom I am truly repentent and
ask forgiveness on the grounds that
when classed with Loophound, Jim
Ham, Canuck, and Harry Lyons, I,
newsh ound, am doomed TO trail in the
dust. Then, too, being newshound.
prefer to read the monthly razzing
handed the journalistic profession by
all members of the family than join
in said RAGING.
Proud Of New Station.
".Canuck speaks of tKenosha's new
station, and on my tfi-weekly rides
on the North Shore Line / invariably
hear some passenger remark about the
beauty of it, so it seems no more than
right that some Kenoshan should take
it upon himself to express Kenosha's
appreciation Of our rev monument of
service
"'Kenosha is proud of the North
Shore station, the service, and the peo-
pie in the service. The day ticket ag-
ent who formerly pleased US with his
CHEEKY service in the Waukegan east
line waiting room--we gladly welcome
to Kenosha and hope he stays here.
and cheerful. They both knock
crouch out Of any sleepy-eyed conf
muter. AS to the station alone, it is
one Of the show places of the city. If
guests arrive by any other means Of
transportation, we take 'em to see the
North Shore station, the Elks' club
and the library. We hope the North
Shore line notices that Kenosha pat
rons Of the line guard the station as
their own property, and are as careful
to keep it looking neat and clean as
though it were their own drawing
room because haven't a drawing
room, but the beauty and stateliness
of the station give it that elusive re-
spectability and nominees which, i'm
agine, is the atmosphere of genuine
| drawing room.
Mentions Golf Links.
81 noticed your commentator of
the Pike Greek golf course, and agree
with you--it's great, and not now
but next spring, l would like you to
pay a visit to Kenosha's municipal
links, and (being a newspaper MANI
will bet you that you will also find
each hole providing you with a good
test of GOLF Your birdie on the
ninth at Pike Creek bluffs me, so
won't bet you much on your game.
aRaps Newspapers.
81 am bit worried about the fam
ily's opinion of the newspapers. / adj
nit that the news of today is the
bunk but | hope the family realizes
that great horde of newspaper read
Eers, far, far in the majority, would not
enjoy The Bulletin for the same rea-
son that they would not enjoy the ex-
cellent Shakespeare production now on
in Chicago, and furthermore, would
avoid buying paper sans the old line
of blood, lust, and crime This would
ultimately mean financial ruin for that
paper. All 1 can say isl am sorry.
Many thanks for keeping me on
the mailing list despite my apparently
ungrateful neglect.
"sYours.