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=> tress of the village of Russell, who was ousted last September, was taken > into custody Monday by Deputy Em-- * met Eastings, on a bench warrant is-- '%'- sued by Federal Judge Walter C. @g Lindley in Chicago, following her & indictment on a charge of misappro-- i' _ ~bpriating postal funds. 1 Liertyville Electric Shop 1 Sept. 10 of last year. The postal de-- partment dismissed her after inspect-- and hegenl authorities were noti-- Hied. It was expected that an officer would come after her. No date for w has been set, It was ie she would gain her release in Chicago in bonds of $1,000. Miss Baker was removed from the bffice of postmistress at Russell on WRIT FROM U. $. COURT Complete $142.00. EACH ARTICLE REDUCED FOR DOLLAR DAYS ONLY, JAN. 27 AND 28. This thoroughly modern farm of 240 acres will be available for rent from March ist, 1928, It is located on St. Mary's Road about half mile North of Rockland Road, and one mile East of Libertyville. Interested parties please communicate with the undersigned. JOHN NASTRAN Box 602. Libertyville, III. Greenbrier Farm Junior Lamps $12.50, $15.50, $17.50. Table Lamps $6.90, $3.75, $6.50. Atwater Kent Radio, All Electric, $88.00. Friday and Saturday January 27--28 532 N. Milwaukee Avenue. Phone 607--J--2. People who kick about the cost of living usually forget what it is refi- ly worth. c?dlvinshowflmnnwherewget off at," was the only comment Miss Baker -- would make while in the county jail. % mail. On cne occasion a crate of eggs is said to have been left in the post-- office for several weeks although the person to whom the eggs were sent lived but a short distance from the office. Miss Baker is charged with having }rgaudmunmuhflomoftMol- Scholarships for study abroad to the four students having the best records in secondary schools of Costa Rica will be given by the board of directors of secondary edu-- cation. The seholarship provide $60 a month h and $100 for tuition fees. Benezchriu are expected to return to CGosta Rica to teach in secondary schools. ors who had conducted investigations for a year reported that there were irregularities in the office. a The inspectors are said to have found several cases where Miss Bak-- er had been negligent in distributing 'Route 59, Wauconda to Antioch. and Routes 60 and 61, Wisconsin State line through Richmond and McHen-- ceived on a large mileage of roads in this section. and contracts have either been awarded or will be awarded as solution of the traffic problem con-- fronting the counties in the north-- east section of Tllinois. In these coun-- ties are centered approximately one-- half of the motor vehicles of the state The great city of Chicago sends forth upon the country highways an un-- ending stream of passenger car and truck traffic, and in turn attracts to its markets, its business houses, and amusement centers traffic from all quarters of the state which must flow through this metropolitan ter-- ritory adjacent to the city limits of work on the $100,000,000 bond issue more than was built by any other State. Of the 520 miles paved on the State bond issue systems, about 335 miles were on the $100,000,000 or now bond issue and 185 miles Highway there has been completed a total of 643 miles, of which 520 miles were on the State bond issue system and 123 miles were roads built by the counties of the State under the general supervision : of the State "KWe have 'given especial attention \ week ago there was an informa. discussion regarding the representa-- tive race and someone at the gath-- mediate plans for the future. Not Considering Race Seriously When asked regarding-- a rumor that he was considering running for state representative in the coming race as a candidate from Waukegan Fowler stated that he has "given no serious consideration to the matter as vet " s Fowler declared that beyvond ctear-- iny up many details of his work in "All I will say at this time," he de-- clared, "is that the Chamber of Com-- merce is the biggest thing in the mu:lty. It is bigger than its m and 'bigger than its ~tricers --it is a community affair by and for the community. Further than this 1 would not care to discuss the situa-- tion at this time." Just what the plans of the ooard ot directors are at this time regarding the matter is a matter of specula-- tion. The move came as a surprise to most of them, it was said, and the meeting Monday would decide the board's future course as regards the affice of secretary. * tors, specifying, according to Fowler, that it could take effect in a shorter time, if necessary. ( ks Following the receipt of the resig-- nagion, President Brown called a speeni' metm'lgoftheboudofdi- rectors for Monday afternoon. At that time the directors will act on the resignation. §* + < -- _Sllent on Cause When asked Saturday morning re-- garding the cause of his action which comes shortly after his re--election to the Chamber post Fowler declares that he did not wish at this time to make a statemen> along that line Frank T. Fowler, secretary--man-- ager of the Waukegan Chamber of Commerce, Friday handgf.'ein his resignation to take effect in 80 days. The resignation was sent to C. O. Brown, president of the Chamber of Commerce,sand the board of direc-- EFFEGTIVE _ 1N 30 DAYS This is far * miles in McHenry countyand 108 *|miles in Lake county, which will dou-- l;=ble the highway facilities you are now 'enjoying. This makes a" total mileage _|of 175 miles of state roads in McHen-- '|ry county and 208 miles in Lake coun-- / ty, or a grand total of 383 miles in !the two counties which when com-- '|pleted, will form the backbone of a t | wonderful highway system which ul-- timately will connect every city and f village and serve every farm home. '"We realize that there is a very unusual traffic situation in these two .|ecunties. With Chicago to the south ,|and Milwaukee, in Wisconsin, to the , |north, there is a constant stream of ; |traffic passing through the borders , |of your counties which neither origi-- nates nor terminates within your ber-- _ | ders. It was in recognition of this sit-- |uation, that such a large mileage of |additional roads was included in the |$100,000,000 bond issue system in this l area. we expect to have sufficient mileage underconmctwlnamthee_m- tion of not less than 1,000 miles of work as rapidly as the surveys, plans and specifications could be made. ~m%mmmum during the ter and spring months so that by the time the construction the hearing today is of great signifi-- cance and of great importance, and its eafly construction wiXl do much to promote the free interchange of traf-- fic in this district. I feel that the De-- partment of Public Works and Build-- ings should push the construction of this route as rapidly as possible. . "Through the entire summer we have been letting contracts for road "Route 173, from Harvard west to Caledonia has already been surveyed and plans are nowhtnthemd preparation. Bids ve already been received for Route 76 from Belvidere north to an intersection with Route 173 west of Poplar Grove .thus giving a direct connection with Route 5, which is now completed al the way from Chicago .to the Mississippi Riv-- er at East Dubuqué. ' "We can conclude therefore that Route 173 which is being discussed tnl | _ "On the sixty million dollsr bond issue road system there are 84 miles in McHenry county and 100 miles in Lake county, making a --total of 184 Imiles for the two eonmue.sn!mu Confldelwm here W'. one 'hu_ndred ntfillion dollar bornd issue 'system will provide an additional 91 ry to state bond issue route 19. In addition to these roads which are lo-- cated within the limits of Lake and McHenry counties, there are a num-- ber of --other projects under way in adjoining countiee which will con-- 'nect with roads leading to your coun-- !ties, and thus be of material benefit !of your people. lish a more direct line of travel for the people living in the upper section of Lake and McHenry counties -- "The construction of Route i73 from Zion to Harvard will intersect all of the north and south roads lead-- ing north from Chicago and to points in Wisconsin. This route will there-- fore act as an important distribut= or of traffic traveling north or south, and will afford a direct connection to the westerly part of the state, as well as give direct service to a large nuun-- ber of thriving communities. One ad-- vantage of Route .173 is that it wil relieve traffic on Route 20 from w.u-l kegan to Woodstock, and will estab-- Finstad Eat Shoppe G. Carroll Gridley * ~-- William Walrond Benjamin H. Miller Fred L. Thies John L. Taylor Albert Sauer Harry C. Meyer Dale 8. Collins . Benjamin H. Miller G. Carroll Gridley. John L. Taylor _ Wm. C. Hubbell__-- Route 173 To Relieve First National Bank 624 No. Milwaukee Ave. Special Dollar Day Rate. -- .Parties of Three, 50c Dinner. 3 for 1.00 Capital and Surplus $110,000.00 Max Kohner i' OLD WAUKEGAN ig RESIDENT DIES Your -- Dollars | AreSafe | "When the roads provide for in both bond issues are completed northeastern Illinois will have a won-- Gerful paved road system, which' i believe will} do more to advance the interests of all of the people in this part of the state than any other im-- provement ever undertaken by the state since Illinois was admitted to the Union, 109 years ago" tained by the: Supreme court, wil: provide revenues which will enable us to push our state highway work at a record breaking rate during the mnext few years, and I predict that within that period we will advance to such a stage that Illinois will lead provide revenues which will enable us to push our state highway work at a record breaking rate during the within that period we will advance to such a stage that Illinois will lead the' world in paved roads. gan and Mrs. Frank Gallagher . of Paris, -- France, and one brother, George, also of Waukegan.. He is the first of the family of brothers . and sisters to depart this life. Born In Waukegan ~He was born in Waukegan and durable hard--surfaced roads on our state bond issue system during next year. and we hope to equal, if not to surnass. the record 'set in 1924 o1 1230 miles. § "The funds derived tromtheu.}us of our state road bonds together wit motor license fees, and the proceeds of the gasoline tax. if the tax is sus-- The funeral services will be held | Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. at the Parish | House, Rev. Howard E. Ganster of-- ficiating. Burial wiu be in Warrenl cemetery and will be private. . i horns. He was sen .on numerous oceasions from Kansas .o Chicago as judge at cattle shows. Mr. Hallo-- well was also active in early politics m the county. spent most of his life there with the exception of a few years which he lived in Kansas. Fco. many years he was associated with his brother in the clothing and furniture business, the firm being known as Hallowell bro-- thers. They were located in the building now occupied by the Smith-- Buchanan company. f In his early career ne. was con-- sidered & high authority on cattle, and was an expert judge of short for the past four years. He is survived by his widow, Dora; one daughter, Ruth; one son, William, Jr.; three sisters, Mrs. Hattie Moody and Miss Anna Hallowell of Wauke-- William Hallowell of 638 North Genesee street, Waukegan, pioneer resident of Waukegan ,died Monday morning at 7:30 o'clock at the Lake County hospital. He was 80 years of age December 26,°1927. _ _ _ 420 N. MILWAUKEE AVE. A. W. Lindroth WATCHMAKER Repairing of WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY Joseph McKerna pf the Veterans hospital, North Chicaro, was seriously injured> Sunday nizsht when a car driven by © Elmer' Thomas, 1726 South Lincoln street, North Chicago, _ struck. him -- as _ he was walking on Sheridan road near Fourteenth street. McKerna stopped in front of the machine, evi-- VET IS STRUCK BY A MACHINE 1/ 4 cans Eloise Corn._._.. | ~8 cans Campbell's Soups . l 2 cans Heinz Kidney 7 EdE .. .cs n ecve Preee: e renirimnrmiicen ~-- Value $1.25 1' large bottle Liquid | o ~Veneer : :. ":__ _ :: c~. 1 large pkg. Soapade.___. 1 large pkg. Ivory Soap Chips, value $1.20._____ .--Phone 47. »atC«~> F.C. Norman Libertyville Lmbr. Choice of 50 Window : Frames Eonl retSevndvies Perent ind ent ib niannEeaRvan ie tneiepaatsaiors roor se nowe n e ces sn onnsmr nc on cnonaee s apmentse $l.w All orders for soft coal placed on January 27 and 28 $1 w .'_ Feduced from regular price..:......_.....__......@1. P All orders subject to our delivery. On all shingles ordered on Dollar Days, a reduction of $1.00 per 100 lbs. Salt, $1.35 <~¥alue ................... 28 Ib. sack Vigoro, value $1.50 .. Choice of 100 Campbell's Soups, per can.................10¢ Fould's Macaroni ISJ)aghegtti a n d oodles, pkg..10¢ Jello, 'all flavors; Club House Corn Flakes, 2 large pkgs. for ... 20€C Strictly Fresh . Eggs, doz . __48e No. 2 cans Lyndon Pork & Beans 10¢ Dollar Day Bargains _ Friday and Saturday 20-- Jan. 27 arid 28 Week! i9. Special $. Down by the Old Depot. One of the saddest things about married life is that it is so much easier for a wife to keep her hus-- band from spending money than it is to make him make money. Dr. C A. Barnes was called ._nd McKe na was removed to the \ ictory Meoria! hospital where it was found that he had suffered deep lacerations ic the scalp, a fractured collar--bor: and possible internal injuries. He was reported as recovering Monday by hospital attaches. 4 dently not knowing that the car approaching .and was knocked to the pavement. *xerramensnbss85e 0080000 emearerennanshanxsnn00reem00. 124 East Church St. Libertyville **emmements*st82243208v00000000 avalme $1L30...._............. 6 bars Amber Soap."..m_".;.... 4 bars Life Buoy Soap._. 2 large pkgs. Ivory Sbap Flakes, value $1.20____ 5 cans Charm Eqarly June Peas-- 2 No. 3 cans Lyndon Dollar Day 1 doz. Strictly Fresh Eggs, J value $1.282.. :. :: _ _ Manor House Coffee..._. 1 can Puritan Malt Syrup, valme $1.25...."::..:: :1 _: 24--lb. sack Liberty Flour, . 1 value $L.20..............,. en 1--lb. cans ready--to--eat Sun-- sweet Prunes :: ::._ cans Pumpkin The Highlant Park ise -- are making a g'oroue'h "fi'miaen- year--old Bob Phelps of @¥% Prospect evenue, Highland Park, who disap-- peared from his home Sunday aft-- ernoon at 23:0 o'clock. The lad had not been heard from at noen lo.dl& and it is feared that he imms come some harm. His parents could give nc reason which might leed to Bis cause for leaving home. C HIGHLAND PARK YOUTH SOUGHT Dollar Day, Jan Nut or Bargains Brand . ($1 «i1 ' s $ 1 hoi. 1i $1 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 |$1 27th and 28th. Ls