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age question. from a point‘ot view radically at variance with the article appearing in the inane of Febmary 11. entitled “Improving Glencoe." I looked forward. aa did perhapa many of your other readera, with the hope that the sewerage queation of Glencoe would at hot receive a new and forcible Im- petuo. and that something original would be expressed on a matter that The how's-rage question of the vii? lose or Glencoe is onetime Cannot be settled off-hand by a. “forcible article”? tram the pen 01.8w man. There are rights'and- interests connected with etch at prom-Which must be both re- spected and considered. The late sew- erage proposition submitted to the property Owners in of a peculiar na~ threeâ€"it involves or contemplates :the localization or centralization of the sewerage system, that is, “throu hon!- the inhabited part of the vii age." from which is therefore to be pre- sumed that some will have, sewerage facilities while other: will not. yet all must contribute .to the improvement by ne‘eensment: it sewerage is neces- «My to one home, its necessity is ap- plicable to all homes. I am of the opinion that the village authorities have not the right under the present charter impurchnne land on which to, deposit thin sewerage. as is contem- plated in the, proposition referred to; nor am I of the opinion that the vii- injn- could deposit this met-age, even if the municipality owned the land. Editor. Sheridan New: [Actonâ€"In your iaaue of February 18. I vaa grat- ified to learn that the next inane of the Non Letter wow contain a “forcible article" mill-m by Mr. Markham B. Onle dealing with the Glam acre:- The; water question is not a newer- age question, but the water assess- ment is paid for, and who. will ever forget the “wisdom that ordained" that water pipes and dead ends he laid whewnifeiy the foot of a white man evél‘ trends. or burden nti‘broductive property with an unnecessary tax. hue augmented ‘eo much attention dur- ing the put. But I regret to any tlut that “forcible agticie" hae‘ failed to meet even ordinary expectations. While 1 have not a copy of the issue before me. 1 an nevertheless con~ attained .to et'atethat with the excep- tion of perhape one or two person, there we not in our village to-dag any who I would call a peeeimiet. and those few. while owning no property. 'eahnot be classified as “calamity howl- 011;” the “howling" come: from the other alde. ' The. new school building. In ~not a sewerage question, uthongh the build~ In: ll one of the finest constructions of It. kind In Cook county, ” , The 'vglkge‘ hauls not a Sewerage question, but that building stands to: day vastly inadequate tofthe‘ requireâ€" ments 1'0: which It was designed. mamaseWeama uni; THEWSHERIDAN now :33“.me ‘the . borders of life Shake.“ Such a! course would not only dispoie of the sewage. but would mike the deposits actlmlly valuable as a flag-timer. And now. while in point. Mr. Editor. I must tell you of a little town in Nebraska (Brewster. I think. is the name) which. In the space of five years, has grappled with and ‘konquered tlie problem of good stréeta‘ and ancient, innocuous sewerage. Thlo town has macadam- i‘zed, with sand, slag-and broken stone. six miles of streeto, which are solid in all weather. It has drained and sew- ered into a gully two miles bank of the town. crossing a ridge by means of siphons: and all these improvements have cost the property owners only $1.50 pol' front toot. The front lines of rower are of brick. the smaller and Coal and Wood. at Twin Lakélce. without the count of the abutting oradjacentownera. Ialnnotinapo- sition to state what action the legis- Tatum may or may not no regarding north ahore leverage. but I 1m, 1 think, right in stating that it the vii- iaae of Giencoo .mta'a cheap. prao tieable outlet for ita leverage ”atom. proper otdinanee'a should he paaaod condemning for atreet pnrpooea two of the leading ravines loading to' Lake Michigan. then conatrnct a main north and south "sewer with lateral sewers connecting therewith. and thence by two main branches running east to said ravines. thence toI the lake, there- by giving the public at one and the same time sewer facilities and I. beau- titul and easy access over macadam- ised streets to our lovely beach. This. I presume, wouldnot be en expensive system. and it there ere snyideu of a. practiésble nature referring to the sewer system herein expressed,- I re- spectfully submit them for what the, are worth. John R. James. AWER COMMUNICATION. To e Emmaâ€"In read in a late is- sue an article from thht sterling tel- an. A. In. tin-on. A Registered Pharmacist. Pm Chemicah, Patents. My, CiganandSchooim ' low citizen George Bark, for whose‘K-Pubic Pay Tale 962mg” m lie-sens» opinion as a practicalman I have al- ways had a great respect. But when‘ he advocates turning the Iewerage of Glam-0e, for all times, into the source of our water supply, I must. take issue With him. Far lest noxious and dan- geroug would, be me proposition; al- r'eady'under considemlom to drain to the westward. emptying upon f‘e tiacL. 1 'GLENCOE. .. A -. “ and Telephone No. I. m as V I Chicago Phone M 8965. PARK BROS: 32 33665. nuuins CmCAoo. in flamm 1- o 5Q mmflm.‘ 9..., Th 35.5254 74“ #50 k.mwwpnnu K .{( (11“. [up anlmhouudG-umw by haul-um WM“... iER COMMUNICATION. no" ”1. «ya. H A“... 3.31;: ALONzo L. mcunnsou. hteulllneemottflqulwlI-O new collection b‘dellled the m i never torn up. for there in n new. on ml: side. Yours for the [new [Dog to the greatest number. _. - S. F. mun. .l. HARRY. Pup. O'flcc PM!" no. Dealer in Groceries and Provisions . Flour and Feel. TclephoncNo. 12. Glencoe. Park 'Ave.. One Block West of the Depot. " GLENCOE. - ' Telephone 251. A. s. ALEXANDER, “I n- “nirv- 8' Unexcened Accommogluomfor Sick Hornet Iun’ton Wlmry WI. Long Diuhce Tele hone 910. ' .1016 m Street. Inn-ton. In.- IUNDII‘I’AKIRI 1578 Maple Avenue. E "UNDERTAKIIIV. 1910 Maple Avenue. â€" Professor In Chicago Vetennuy (imam GLENCOE DRUG ST ORE. GLENCOE HOTEL, G. A. HOLSTE, SCHAEFER . BROS» R. n. CHATMAN. Easoline, Lamp Burner: and was. P. O. Box 92. Glencoe. sod Muffin... Vchrlmry first.» In! Oldgl have Md'Auehaon EVANSTON. EV ANSTON 13