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Highland Park Press, 2 Dec 1926, p. 14

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14 Â¥t Rw camp is located from the scene According to the crossing | hâ€" man he had already lowered the gates but Poole apparently not Wis)li to wait until the train passed went unâ€" der the barrier and started | ac the track, the train striking him. (He was hurled several feet to the side of the rightâ€"ofâ€"way. (He was defi when the crossing watchman and in t tendants reached the body. e ] Poole was emninvai he «Ai~rL _ L MAE shcataiahcet Abettich s 4....2 OL Waukegan, met instant death y night when he was struck and hufled several feet by a northbound North Shore Line twoâ€"car train at the Cdun: ty Line road crossing, south of Highâ€" land Park. Colored Man From Waukeg: Struck by Fast Train; Worked Here mEnt when he was struck and hurled 'Ski-mnnipg' ‘i' becoming popular several feet by a northbound N rth | with oeh9ol children of the mountain Shor;e Line twoâ€"car train at the Cgun: districts of Bohemia, "#nd"the teachâ€" ‘t‘ymlid;:r xl-‘oad crossing, south of Highâ€" ers are encouraging them in it. m Accordi;nt to the crossing :wa ‘h I of . the. schools h.va‘r"‘fitumuhhd man he had already lowered the gites | Stocks °f,f".’“‘ 30 to 59 pairs of skiis ut Poole apparently not wishing to | and â€"the children have been taught vait until the train passed went hnâ€"| to use them. Frequent contests of | ler the barrier and started | acrioss speed and dexterity are held. Not] he track, the train striking him. (He * is valuable oh " Â¥as hurled several feet to the side of | only do the skiis ‘gives va uable physâ€" he rightâ€"ofâ€"way. (He was dead when | ical exercise. but they contribute diâ€" he crossing watchman and train atâ€" rectly to the good of the schools. Forâ€" "‘P}’"l“* reached ‘}:‘“‘;"‘:’y im merly the children were often obliged oole was employ. y e in‘ % onstruction Co., as a laborer. 6 | to stay at home has §nowy days; now imp is located a short distance away | they take great pleasure in skiing to maim tho ammen 2# ho aUrc. iA ols FATAL ACCIDENT At COUNTY LINE CROSS The first telephone repeater | used on: a commercial line was installed in 1904 betwen Amesbury and Bosâ€" ton, Mass. This was a mechanical repeater, . somewhat . to© the t el e p ho nme trans mitter.| The type now used is of the vacuum variety similar to that used int mitting radio waves. | ‘ in the same volgrfie from Chm New York by means of one j would: require ©1,000,000,000,000,000,â€" 000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 . units of the energy used to trans the voice at Chicago. As is it, voice energy. is amplified approximatély 200 times at each of the 15 repeatar staâ€" ticns and the actual amount of, enerâ€" #y handled is very small. It egâ€" timated that if conversations | were carried on continuously for perâ€" jod of ten years, the accumulated enâ€" ergy received by one of thege peatâ€" ers would be just about sufficidnt to light an ordinary 50 watt lamp for only one minute. t En_gene Poole, colored Some one has ‘asked wlx‘it is necâ€" essary to have 16 repea on this comparatively short line and if it would not be better and . per to have one large repeater onT end. The ~telephone engineer poi out that to accompligh this would require more energy thep it known in the entire universe. s Fo carry t voiee‘ uC AnGPOMmedGaSs, _ W A0,: at Telephoning a dis of 4,000 to| ; pu ,’.‘,;’» subdn af ,t‘é,: “w 5,000 â€" miles ‘is ‘easily implished, | ‘ q p & Co., tr to C. B. Camp but without repeaters ev miles | ‘PDeed $10. '%&m.;; of the NE gr of or so, this would be im 16. " A | Sec, 3_‘&"&“’ ; Aley new long distante cable toll from| â€" C. T. & Tr. Co., tr to H. D. Hart Chicago to New York â€"â€" than)deed $10. Pt SW ar of the SW q 1,000 miles â€" hias recentl :comâ€"| of Sec. 20, Deerfleld. e pleted. . The rate at wh%‘_ voice} _C,. W. Werhane and wife to W..H. energy diminishes, as it t th-onr Stockwell and wife jt téens. WD g: the closely spaced wires in a ‘cable,| Lot 7, O‘Neills H. Park subdn, pt S is very much greater than in the case 26, Deerfleld. mt 1st of open wire lines, and communicaâ€"| J. Griffith and wife to P. W. Robâ€" tion between the two citig ould be| erts and wife, jt tens. WD $10. Lot impossible were it not fo? épeaters | 6, Burtons subdn, Lake Forest, which build up the energy of the| . G. C. Gridley and wife to Edith M. voice and transmit it in 'mfvolnme Andrews. WD $10, Lots 22 and 23, between stations." [# E Copeland Manor" nt See« 21 and 99 hnr Because Carbonated USE RADIO TUBES TO _ DISTANCE TELEPHONE These Devices Utilized to In: crease Vélmqe otV?Ocq on Far Calls PAGE FOUR Full Quart Brick CLARENCE Teacher of Piano Accompanist _ A+4 Residence studio: 820 Ric Highland Park Studio 50c DWrimos of of volgrlie from Chicago to the fatal accident. | school i EV ANG National Dairy Waukegan Is , & resident of 4A YÂ¥ Al ) Teacher of Viclin A Y P V D Viola.'?‘m)bfi Ridge Terrace, Evanston. Tel. G 802 , 855 Central Ave., Tel FRUIT SALAD . CE CREAM _ SPECIAL _ | BOHEMIAN CHILDREN : | LIKE SKIâ€"RUNNING |. Erection of a large and modern hotel building on the northeast corâ€" ner. of County and Water street in Waukegan may be carried out in the near future according to reports that are current in building circles in that city. Products Corporation « Gov. Len Small has issued a warâ€" rant for the refurn to Minnesota of Alfred E. Whiteman of Zion City, charged with bigamy in that state, BRIEF NEWS ITEMSâ€"N 8 P F. G. Fischer and wife, et al to Irene Wischer. QCD $10. Pt NE qr of the SW qr of Sec. 36, Deerfield. Irene Fischer to F.â€"G. Fischer and wife, jt tens.. WD $10. Pt NE qr of the SW qr of Sec. 36, Deerfield. J. â€"R. Saunders and wife to R. V. Taft. WD $10. Lots 7 and 8, Sunnyâ€" side Park subdn, pt Sees. 21 and 22, Libertyville. i ‘ C. W. Esentrot and wife to R. V. Taft. WD $10. Lots 48, 49 and 50, Sunnyside Park subdn, pt Sees. 21 and 22, Libertyville, | C. W. Estrot and wife to R. V. Taft, WD $10. Lots 69 and 70, Sunnyside Park subdn, pt Secs. 21 and 22, Libâ€" ertyville. G. A. Stomehill to R. E. Weil and wife. QCD $10. Lot 1, Carolyn, a subdn, pt Sec. 31, Deerfleld. May W. Silk and husband to A. P. Laughlin and wife. WD $10. Lots 1 and 2, blk 29, North addn to Lake Bluff. A. Jackson and wife to F. E. White and ‘wife, jt tens. WD $10. Lot 4, tract lettered. B, Knollwood Club subdn, pt Sec. 19, Shields. G, C. Gridley and wife to Edith M Andrews. WD $10. Lots 22 and 23 Copeland Manor, pt Sees. 21 and 22 Libertyville. J. Griffith and wife to P. W. Robâ€" erts and wife, jt tens. WD $10. Lot 6, Burtons subdn, Lake Forest. A Cizmadia and wife to Constanâ€" tine Andromedas. _ WD $10. Pt lot 7, blk 188, subdn of pt Sec. 4, Shields. C. T. & Tr. Co., tr to C. B. Camp. ‘Deed $10. Pt:lot 1, of the NE ar of Sec. 6, Deerfield. M. H. Brook to E.. E. Goller and wife, jt tens. WD $10. Lot 2;blk>2; Northwood Manor, pt Sec. 36,"Peerâ€" field. 4 i This Week REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS LOUISE M. Dt in errevctiie P. 1083 [ Dispatthes from ‘Greece say that the republ won the election there last We now expect to read that Pat H. has made a‘speech tellâ€" ing ?it t Greece has gone to the dogs." â€" t yc : Thm nch are hard to please. A fe 1 , ago‘ they were worryâ€" ing because the frane was dropping in value and now they aAre eompflin-; ing because lit is going up. 3w HIGHLAND PARK AUTO SALES sum has| been installed, for gypsum is incombustible and is one of the most widely used fireâ€"proofing materâ€" jals. Pm v Wben{pqch a job has been comâ€" pleted, the home owner not only has one of the most effective insulating systems e4 developed, but he has put fireâ€"stops wherever the dryâ€"fill gypâ€" b: CY An |example of these simply .inâ€" atalle«fi il}suhtlon systems is dryâ€"fill gypsum.< This material is a fluffy, ubeamgke substance that comes in sacks fAnd that simply. is poured dry into plf ufi Its nature is such that it penet to every nook and cranny, but once |in it doeés not "settle" or rast." |<~} .: 1 Bu use some insulating sysâ€" tems to be installed by experts, there lis no reason why every homeâ€" owner shouldn‘t enjoy the benefits of insnl:iio for there are systems that the homeâ€"owner can install himself and ti.t are lo win cost. And insulaâ€" tion ins greater, warmth at less fuel :};;':e in winter, and cooler inâ€". teriors in summer. f | [ Homeâ€"insulation â€" generally is reâ€" a complicated system that can be installed by an engineer, carpentar or s.ome-otifr person equalâ€" ly e in the matters of homeâ€" building: â€" There are, of course, many systems|for insulating homes. . Some are best in one kind of homes. Some are ‘best| in another. And some .wfl_w do for all kinds. â€" i OA f&nnOunc KLAND POTI T'?lE HIGHLAND PARK PREdS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS The Dethe Coupe $895.00 Natural Wood Wheels. Bumpers Front and Rear. § 5: 3 Mohair Upholstering. ; Walnut Steering Wheel â€" Special Peric Luxury Type Cushion Springs. 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