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PAePour. TLARE COiYNTY fPDPRIDAY. APRIL 10,,194. IAnIl vere elected: iMM *bltun b oincide vt thé ii ADJUDICATION NOTICE8. teýam ant i 6" .amr."tu e st l iB trang, 'frNew- meejti *6 us 0f I's.t ube iem. 1 e u êIMr FnlTR LAK Bernera IMicipl Elo 'I'"Q hc may he :ubAneo rbr. thétW e4e~o.Aton IM DIVL. Watson, dOe.e iWà=iCiAA 290 A OO S H a rbby eoiLtd T lAi UVtôyi IOSen. .firy Eger of Liberty- carried out providing it la round to County Court of Lake County, ai~ a AdmiebItiatot- orth* b.state orf ldr- 2,00 SA O NS Mes rbaiyReoints INLhEoCOJTY "e1aelbe la iow tecouty ald ternitheroo? tu, be oldost h CutDc . Améo, découse. by the Arkanth countyrathiad oslnWuglnd Cat fttscauMùvnwBc de A Agl5 GoOd Ruade Day done- tiose présent at the. meeting elaints against Amid utate a»notileifor EBate. W1yAT4-lit- IIsSo » O.said cuîrt for adJudication. . fl SuPrvIOMtow clrk an con.the et"s. letter vas; rsady éanea plan was vorhy ofconsideration. Wi t.. LWATSON,.DUIAO OiE Oisaosiu ofnu hlghwey rom ai parts froni the Mate. itgbway englneer lit Mont urgeatly did Mr. Russell au JOHIN E. POLLOCK, or Lke couthty gatiiereti lniWauke- W" I ma.."VaUmadie for the paint- that tilqe present spread the word Admniis-rat<rs witii vii anatexed. Public lotice -le heflaby ut1fen that- OHYFWU O SWI an Wedneadày afternoon uand attend- ii andi realrhng of ail steel bridges. to their respective Parts or the. court- Waukegan, lRancis, Apnil 6111, 1914.- tii. aubscriber, Executor of the Lant ed a meeting in Hull'a hall, ln accord. iRatt drauting liitihe effort tu int ty no that on the day set slde as Heydecker & Heydecker. attorney» WIl ad Téa liooieB Sue In Chicago John N. Kinmball, Bàcked 5.te iCOwth a request sent out by Chas. prove thle eqsi of the coernty w (ooaoduDyevroe a et for estate. vklY.APr 10-1724 decesas. viii attend bthe COuntY Courtfo Russell, otysprnedn ofdsuMa osdrbelnhu out ýanti do their part. For au intial of Lake Couaty, at a terni thereof -to by Profssar Mtrrlàm Win@ Spectac- biahvaya. vr te mtesta aeWd eting it was considereti a big sic- ADJUDICATION NOTICE. b. bolden sitthe Court nouée. in Watt- A la ora emaen rgnîawerUi ger Mtd ertarîyhavetu oue keao u euaid Couat>'. on the fir9t ular Thr.e-Coronered *attls-COM- lnfraPraetogns-wt go od.Nal vroecn-bie notice Iseltereby given tîat ?donday of lune neit, 1914, when andi prehensive subwaysy -i&n h usrbr diitao o h hn&lprm aigëso Loe NwJeti itrc O t 0PrOmnOte'good, rOads ln Lake bai bis ow& opinion on the matter Elitate of ltoderick D. Çîneg. deceanei. 8a0,106t laid estate are notillet anti Lose N er re t nioit.! 'cOunty vas Otttlined ad viii beper- and M fIB h e tiopinions were ex. Chi4dIsh Chatter. 1%i1i attend the County Court of Laike requegted to Présent the saine te»Id J<>HN ChicgoAprl fCtedet metin to ho eldhor Seingyabo ons. Mae (witil picture book)-»1'd Juil Coun ty, at a tort» thereof to h. holden Court for adjudication.- tuIlinaos MU 8-he fen teorcit etia etn .hi e Stilt h4love 10 be a mormld" MaLruI0-9 Iat bhe Court Ilouse. ln Waukegan, in WALTER SHUTEVI the Diuativte in gh vomnieciped ion May 0. At bilatUme permanent The Plan of Mr. Russel Is tcoitae, uhuldnt. Wiiat vould i bant; up for 1laid County, on the. fret Monday ofrIuecutor. V tii.nigit ~>e l geera inmicpaloMers wyul te slscted. At the. meet- tbis orgauluablon a permanent asso- Cig. 8s? ocnet 94 buan ieealWuigtIlni, Apnil tth, 1914. S elections, vas made. notable by a treJn et11,we n hr i aogn U'O mentious vote CAMt by that Box. Iz '~5WeOdfl fdayaternoon ht0iolov- ClatIon W, hOb p@hall mont quarterly, persons bavin£ daims aiainît slid viy-Apr-10-17-34 I Chicago It la estimatedth iat close ta 175,0W cait ballots. Outaide cf Ch,.- cage. it ls eatimated tâtaat manY Emorf votai till iW the city. The 'v:i0 sud "dry' contens, in vhicii Uic fate,________________S of over 3,0W0sauions vas pendina DrSsE brougiit out a tremendous attendancs R ettepis eui r U1t--CIilien's di-esses of fine a~ col- -White îîîualiin petticoats of f ie pleta, but It la believef tilat over 2.500 Waoonsihave been vipeti out- lW or giîîghanîi in daiîîty colors of.»ink sheer mutsliiî, witlî flotincing of daim- w rnay lacs hevotes 01tue vomea- lie decideti he 'issue. or lùî, heck and st.ripe effectaryeMV.1y lace or eînbroi ribbon finish; VI< "Wet- and "Dry" COn4tsý _______________ d w-th piped edging; ail Sies- .aitother $LM5( value, at this g FR' ChcgArlS-h of wigto 15, a $1.50 dress at. ii- ale oîîlv-----------------... 9-f. gum7bas beau met OutOftiie CLARtKE WINNER IN PRIMARY ________________ ________________ "wet" snd "dry" vote lW the taa-_____ Down tate retumnl shov, Springfild boso eaeJdeKryb MF0 wakgne"42 aort.Sv 6 ts ~in ArkansasuContet es r EFt n a n p ï g < a t rSop n en ot o 25 uiny prcints "et"Little Rock, Ark.. April 2-F1gureà' Tesr .O f ýr u eD y n S r n ' E s e by2Q OUr."r"b ,U receiveti front the prImajý,y election cf ANÀo pl* wo&ng « sfl-"dy"mJoit.lu we sowtatShgort' Jai 1$ 5tZ -The day of al days that every man, wo'an and child aritipc s wthýLA Dvigil dit, 1.Pontiac and Strail P. Clarke lias won ln the1utdo âe tevnailps. lvlntm -uty, "dry." States senatortiarce over Jutige Wil- DoleUtt. I sf eAI .I Tu onîting I1loana." Vernon. Lake lient F. Klrby iy 7Wivtes. 1ô t15e t:me to asfoW 'offth~e garb of winter and put on the ratme1nt of spr . All tnis week t -h- couaty 'dh7;, Minonit, Woodford pigcv coPy d. Cn, Ftngtc mi nct N great store will lbc a mnetçg, foi fashionable dressers, and so it- shotsld, for neyer before bave we succeeded John tovy- ia 1,9m ," .klng dFuctk-4 * * pta hdry" tonsip 1.00. -igFlo our efforts to bring togëther*such choice and exclusive spring attire. ig aged2 conity "dry.' - Ial OM«ezplaces ln Mlinute voti asfi- qui)..e..aulôl.nuf4. love: Bloomngton-"Dt-y." ,000. sxS _____ our rsn4 appearance on thi most important of-style das, is a matter of ue conuî...ra- we thoead voom voti; igin-"Dt-7." d lon an s00. WIith 0"a Utinerte bear from Two tono bati a close cscape from tion, -in which the matter of selection is alli p!at fyuv o e eemnd nwse th oeon tii. local option la: lien. deatb wben a large motor tt-uck vhicb i on ,that gre publicCiL5L!flllC o y£*. 7,403; no, 3431. Woffln. yes. tbey sere drlving vas struck adwa ewa tdy cati tubl hepolm ihutfrhr ea a a i 3.ss69; no. 2»90. Total, jus, 6,272; contpletely demolished by a fast pas-*w atow r ntatrata. We anhlsov th pob mwioutf terday t prort--X. 6.04 Aor- songer- train on the Chicago adthe least, possiblÏ.coat. soa 5'reep3)ny;te ~W*t-I North-Wstern ralîroanaia the Sacredirsa su;," lîo s -Me; " 00Heart-croostin th Oe soubiicrn part' Xrayj 11111 1111- efa Lof i.ake Forest. The accident hap- i-'-n - 8S ru t tDr. la Chicago de4fat of bile 0ca1Préniv ebePeltabout lire oclock Wednesday 1) I etc a , 1-1nîîc îîîght i t U WeeseThost- favointe rf %ive sebvaY PraomtiOB. backed iiy evenin.. Althougb the two men sus-1 aIeuaoe51JIF, i lod .<,re'ho<wn rfSS.ug , ~fluff'y eff<e< torî »Siayo' Harrisoacet obr'leaders 0f aineti painful injuries their escape! ., -ï e f this prive. The înatrials iîîeîîîtîîîî' - thaare , **, -.We sowailsledin cl-buileti the neart-Harrizon faction ce Uic front instant deatil. coder -the dm- . gatot' uit t e . v talv aed l eg;i r nO ifeent i,t SiO4t ilkflcor wno ol- ;Thie Demorratlc part,vas declat-si to b.lcumstances, vas luttle short of Mir 1ISd pgirii cg i - i ifrn îtrassl twoe;tiomai as hertureson bue "-1eaulu.telit'>'tte(>101 uoiigs ofl tht easonî suzes foi- woi ftiliîîlniigs of lace and Oriental de-F Br"ec mel iovly. Thlee uh- éulnsî ,sîîî tole adiiss trelsgs 1.0 rm t..70 h vayprooutic vs Iettiia olsofThe tvo men were John Hood antid I lîuaî iiss 'a iwa$0O raa e~ gbout tilotôtwoy. aeoeding Io scat- Herrent Hirscb. botlt of Chicago. They ~ ~»' $20.00 suit, ft......Dd t-igrestus £rom ail part» cfbue ivoire drivIng one of Marshal Field S oneo tr is oEz 1 is a e attractive models inic . efty viiiil were icelated tiipolitteal Co7s larme furmiture motor trucks. ISES$ 25 ]~ 1' u f -uk> îkadwolnm-d h )te- cvci o e cLae-vrs adis. ~t ie ati l'eurvle ofbbctraks as -L.itheu' o'îgiiality and veeii e-t i ues; trîîîîîîîle,î different and the designs are copies of ex- of tii. total vots of bile City. ucureti sottewbat by tbe sides of the ho lu Restt, fr.e,200 Procivile. tui nite aitnvnuo h Iwith rnttles 0o* iît sîd at Tht..t'ceesdîîîg1vhigli piîecd iodels; we offer these Ti. Rebut-nsfiomabout MO800 ntaCs tracit before they knew It. IRic.helieu (i-Franeis 1I Ilar Itu t', ini oett> - 11ilteii ew c<'tlos-ail sZiz rot an so i e titoosit-hb ention. (>101 bntilitttiiis;onfi. os t " .. .... Comprehenslve mubvaylyer frointthe couth vas approachîng (it -~'ll1 t-s c. mprent propouwdteate b, sft vvt av ttc at'allie ii tîis gicat sale, ......... 22@." ie totit- about 75,000. at theUtime. 'Thecengineer tIi mot 'jbleuiwol 't avefo wcii- Mont~ hoemuefo uli lle.d-soie the truckt untîl hb6 vas a short î - w*,. ofliIi iîhave< tid 1tvo - y -about tutgeftng apoprfitfiîîg garienît getdb bu ,11.dstneaa u owstccose 'l! i celvf asaii s c$.9 ieaid iut Eate-aprae.We'-egotne unsnd The emcnty bcepital 34.00.000 bond stop. A moment later thc train go, iln ke bIe parge. lied itlî fitnewoe issue. harked by bue Heart-Harnuson ing ut as peed of front forty-flv-c ta, npp n i ege ind or 1,,.1,, x-tic ftuna 1e Democratie Party, vbichIl fty miles an bour. struck thte mon- '/, ue-î lnkaî -lî ftt~wctltIIsc iit ~'îmt vas5 fouglt by County President Nie- * truk. Thsatvans ginti- 4 S-i) t î J54,Wh5f Cormlclc andthei.Progresive mcmher Bieg rash toi tc vebicle as c - r;'t d- s4rotr Sp..Iig... ... il..........1>1. ......w1 .atw ù-tthe cnnby board. *ac o as tiefeatedi iiea gsel ~ s. I)Ot îii tt -a .u.. h fbakadw.t hy a big vote, accordilng ta the fitst ied llk. an eggshel. s98oug7U i , f.back.and..AEm asSU msturne. In sont. manner unknown t tosel with ic ittlnessalin, Châdbasket c4-981 serges Mrriam Man Wins. "ho bave visited tbc scene of the ae- A. wîth reve> rs oftif ku, colin awl ceuitf trinîiîings, poplîni or granilte clofhi, in Alice blue, îaD, ois] John N. inthal, flyiaa tbc onçar- -ien. anti equaily so to the tva menb-.-111<liffded are a gîcaf Ii-ln nîcfet i Ioî,tiaîdlany delicat shadeseBul-n catch ti ian clnrompeti home a vinne- tbey vere tbrown cdean of tbc vrcck- blae tt'(,- nw flarn 008 -*t tnd anoshols;IIn gwe n h i eet ardugt, thc age lnstead of being grounti up inutile;uî t,10.9 'aiianiî nîîaret îttahost]eagil. banner content of the aidermatuîc edc- of 1t. af fuis pilet..---------------------------ueaily ail sizes, liued or unined at ortec tions. le defeateti John F. stevart.The engineer applieti the brakea s.E .... ~4. o er-uicn b -n eoda a-at i rought bis train Wta astop mv l A 3UI JI~ tuif ctP. Bantrlck, Desiacrat, vho vas av r f so fSr e asmi third lu thc race. This vas a bard erai bundred ti et furtber on. He' Lib-erî'peetaictittc l~ ,.-C--- tvy feîcght onteust front mini-t ta ftish. backed up ta thc point wbcre bhe of - d"-bb*No withthebbcthre leading cantendera vrccl.hbit aken place. The Injured fiil -td pig ols clainrina vlctory. men vere Iying wberc thcy lhaitibeau * at"cptdriiîigsiu ticus. v.heaan Alderman C'harles E. Imetriant mar- bunieti. 'f )lCkwxisanetttfnui'y saledt h. Kînthalilonpatlsans and Thcv vere raiset int theîr feet andii' ~ fi soepls, 5 n ftenwetml-Ti BerlerdW. nowforer lderan ssited n bardthe rai, Pr.inerxy features, aînd a gi-cat profusion of oth- h thSewtfocsvr diet tis thenbord c t rin. ar- I!\ h sud itepublican les-ler.Déoa Four te One C htn rom the tack andthbe two men vere ers show>n in foniorrow 's display. hmW Incomplets returne front teOic rib bles taicen ta the regular Lake For-.,oBandeaad lat'ed wtylsturbaîpns a-M h vs,-,lInicate that "Bath notise John" est, station. Thc trainnmen s'ouitlosi - e ndfadhiats, ihpnoiadD Cougl,11n. flenorat, defeateti Miss bav-c calieti a conveyancc but Hacirssan h îîbe-esfoalefc Cllb ieM fI)rtie. Progressive, iiy a vote of 4 ant iiHraci boti nati theyfelt able rsesondtothe iiinbr lr al vî-et efThce pet ill -éu tai.to alkîtnothcy matie their way 1 tu pledti- 0 mocral Wl., 2 te 1. the office of Dr. Proantîre, viere it lar thc paet thirteen years supenin- ws fuan t eo there moen lii $4,509,$7.509 $ 10, qnd $12 W c have justrieceivéd a shipmcnt of e tendent of streets hure, and a Dem. ta- nd ré rkn ibs. Bth Hedro ndL rnes ost.oidn crt wselce t ilteuaa cwre rut anti brulsheti very iseveraly fl#*..*adati, es oret. videjnt rats e teréintioofillM. ayanr but lb leaflot tbougbt that tbcy vere' F8viU nebatisuf hsn Jams N h Icureysittatu ni aor1fDeigns in 1ntwear T atAre D fThety atis.We ill be glad t Jsc M uîe scongresunn urt lnternally. Thir inJuries usure, hyr frrnm the Tveifth district. Galivan attend tie aater wblcb the mien e- meatlnt rpeelveti a toItal of 8,708 votes, vhîch turnedtu tahemr homes ln Chicago. For this wcek w e feature rnany n e'> styles of womnen 's footwear, new ideas show thenm to YOU. Is mnore than thec cantineti vote of hie 'Th. matar truck isnc opee tatwl pelt ou veysrnlcnsistiîîg of handsonîe colonial pîîmps, whieh canMeu ltp 'BYia niorlessvenoppnea. . r.ci bhat It îs saliti W hb byonti ail bc had ini patent colt, w if h ceîbinations of satin fabî'ics; dul or bright buckle effecfs I yncotînlaegctngane cret 1' PtersnJ., Defo îîes 3 repair. also featured; light or înedmum sole. This season's most favorable inodels, at -530 yoti'l be interestediin seeing these models h it hlm CYBymnc, thé i)snocnatic candidate for itb 'tiabrietwonhetenvs ln eielr, n h. As n iioepeoi v i Woni's boots wftthe ic iew broeaded de- Shoes for boys, girls anîd children-we shoîw whîich are of flhc vory lafcst designs; rnod- At a dsct. hesu vobten in thuke fiSvuntioA tupeopneyer v 5c Oiinn, ~.2. oronDetet-bot traiZe s wu hlit lke01. sigris, also.plain cloth or leather tops, paf- flie footform miodels for growing feet, suif- tae M4;O'yre,5 29 Godo t mra rspheelltytaedthini erteytintdat 1.0,$200 $.0 ilos, 02 a . icfittoberbai ,----u-ar-1on-Ave,11poU l or.Cuhann leathefbr r s nced a. in patentuammvand