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_--@ _ ~Emmerson and his supporters are doing everything possible in _ Stratton's behalt. The governor and his supporters are doing _ everything possible in behalf of Gentzel, the Chicago candidate. f How can Bill Stratton's friends consistently vote for Governor evils. Between Smith and Brennan, they decided that Smith was not as bad as the latter. It is with joy, therefore, that they hail the cauduhcy of Otis Glenn, realizing that at last they have a man who will be a worthy representative--of the state. " Governor Small's fellows don't crow about Len's appointment of men and women in Lake county to minor positions, just places on the state salary list at taxpayers' burden, with nd service what-- ever rendered. They're mighty quiet about that, in fact tried to frustrate efforts to obtain from state records at Springfield the names and amount paid monthly to Lake county men and women whose allegiance t6 the governor is purchased with monthly sti-- pends of $100, $125 and $150 each. That's a crime those secretly posing as game wardens (rabbit shepherds) and those secretly on the payroll in the insurance and other state departments are just as anxious to cover up as are the Small leaders who bought them. % The talk that Frank L. Smith was the choice of the people of the state of Illinois for the United States senate is being attacked by many as false. Voters who put a cross in front of Smith's name declare that they did it because Smith was the lesser of two SENSING the inadvisability of attempting Lake.county rally meetings in behalf of Governor Small, 'his tocal managers plan a caravan tour with entertariners and musicians attached. -- Street gatherings are expected. There it will be difficult to distinguish between applause for the entertainers and enthusiasm for the governor. Payrollers have been warned to join the caravan and lend their presence at the street gatherings. z> They'll be there AS GOVERNOR SMALL might sa you hold, it's the INTEREST vyou take." THE SMALL FELLOWS crow a lot about the governor's generosity in appointing four Lake county men to fat major posi-- tions. Of course most of the crowing emanates with beneficiaries of those fat positions, but it's sort of an argitment, ahy way. -- But I'll concedée Governor Small has been generous in the dis-- tribution of taxpayers' money through appointment of Lake coun-- ty men and women to major and secret positions and that it is only fair the ashamed secret appointees and bragging major ap-- pointees reciprocate by supporting the xovernor.. Theyowe it to him. %% __-- FHEY'RE BOMBING opponents of Small, Thompson and Crowe in Chicago, and trying to make*the public believe victims of the outrages are the real instigators. ¥ou'd think Thompson and Crowe too smart to advance such a ridiculous theory. \ ' "I am confident that it will not continue. Let the slogan 'Bring back the good name of Illinois.' " Justice Clyde E. Stone of the state Supreme court, who won his seat on the tribunal in spite of the opposition of Small and his political machine, has called on the voters of the state to oust Small and bring back the good name of Illinois. "With her con-- tributions to education, patriotism and religion outranked by none in the Union, the state of Lincoln, Grant and Logan is heralded throughout the country as a sort of 'No man's land'." Now is the time to cleanse the record. But if you incline to feel a bit sorry for Jim and Billy, Lew and George, don't let that sympathy influence your determination to belp redeem Illinois., Remember they've fared nicely and will be able to get by even though Governor Small goes down to defeat. Lew with his rabbit shepherd compensation, Billy with his com-- merce commission pickings and George with his cash in hand are ;ptite well taken care of--they'll get along. Surely we're all kind of sorry for them, but not to the extent of voting further exploita-- tion of Illinois by the administration that contributes to their financial welfare. They're nice fellows, if expensive, and should not be too severely condemned. But they're all caught up--paid in full, and it is time they quit blocking our political salvation. BE. SUN ABUSES Bill Stratton one day and the next im-- his friends to vote for Governor Small, who is supporting zel, Stratton's opponent. a : -- _ "The taxes collected from the people are being used to buy political support, and we are asked not only to indorse this condi-- tion but to continue it. 'If that condition continues we have only ourselves to blame. GENERAL JIM WELCH, Captain Billy Smith, Lieutenant George Bairstow and Corporal Lew Hendee have all but desisted. It has been a week of inactivity, there seemingly being nothing they can do to stop the rout of Small's forces. From all sections of the county come reports of Emmerson gains. Even the pay: rollers are threatening desertion. > "One has only to cross her borders to learn how her reputation has fallen among her sister states. t "Men who have transacted business with the state have been told their private interests will be greatly benefited if they support the administration and their business with the state will be taken away if they do not. "Despite settlement by repayment in part of large sums of the people's money illegally withheld, we are told that we must con-- tinue in office this administration if we would build roads in Iili-- nois. Despite the passage by a servile majority in the legislature of an amendment to the quo warranto act that deprives the people of the right to oust an unfaithful officer, an amendment that will go down in the history of Illinois as the most disgraceful and un-- justified legislation ever enacted in this state, we hear cries of *persecution' and a comparison with the life of Lincoln is drawn. "Illinois, the third state in the Union, with her contributions to education, patriotism, and religion outranked by none, the state of Lincoln, Grant and Logan, is heralded throughout the Union as a sort of 'No Man's Land.' , oUST SMALL AND CLEANSE STATE 3 Justice Clyde E. Stone of the Illinois Supreme court calls on the voters to restore Illinois. Justice Stone declares: $ PAGE FOUR Mumd-aummommn,mu.ammomau rtyville, Illinois, under Act of March 3, 1879. lssued weekly. ALONG THE CURBSTONES Observations By A MAN ABOUT TOWN + WaPe FRANK H. JUST, Editor and Publisher It's not the position | _ The Small crowd in their ballyhoo-- 'ing for Governor Smal --have not made any mention of three bond is-- sues approved by the voters of Lak® county appropriating funds--aggregat-- ing $2,230,000 for building paved roads jin the county. ># was so far above his usual average that he was forced to withdraw from the final game. i The Scores : IVES . * The Rand road starting at the Cook county line north to Volo. Teey ......._.... Hutchinson Gaddis ... Smith ..._._. R. Titus evenue to Hickory corners. 4 Lake Villa road west from State gouv_e No. 21 to two miles west of nave been made to secure payment of the refund money due the county from the state. Several delegations were sent to urge the governor to put through the refund payment but the only success n'let with was a cor-- dial handshake from the governor and a statement, "he'd see about it." Following is a list of the paved roads in the county for which Gov-- ernor Small claims credit but which have been actually built by the tax-- payers of Lake county: > Green Bay road north from Wash-- ington street to the state line. _The Wadsworth road west from Krumrey had a very enjoyable evening, taking the entire three from Swan's gang. Harry Titus and Colby were forced to carry the en-- tire defense with the rest of the es .:.:: Schn@ebele Casey ... Lawrence Stang <...... Green Bay road to Wadsworth. . . Grand avenue west from the city limits to Milburn road. f The feature of the Libertyville Club schedule last Thursday night was the winning of a game by Dolph and his outft which has gone along so far with out a win. -- They drop-- ped two more Thursday night and ran their total of losses up to eight but managed 'to get up sufficient steam to chase the hoodoc--and take the final game. LAWREXNXCE Ives took the odd game from Lawrence with several points to spare in each instance and Wells, who was the heavy hitter.on the previous week dropped to a*° 463 LIBERTYYILLE CLUB BOWLING KRUMREY Peterson ... only been ref.:?ded to Lake county $608,000 by the state on 25.5 miles of road which have been taken over as state bond issue highways. It is recalled that repeated efforts have ing that there have been due a long time refunds of over $1,000,000 to Lake county from the state for roads con-- structed. The taxpayer charges that the refunding of the money which the county badly needs wmom its road program is being wi for A Waukegan taxpayer incensed over the road building claims advanced by the Small crowd furnished records showing there have been dus a long political reasons by Small. The rec-- nor is responsible for 170 .miles: of cement highway in Lake county was revealed Saturday when an investi-- gation of records at the courthouse showed that Lake county taxpayers have actually paid for over 95 miles of the 170 miles of cement roads built in the county. . ---------- --: The absurdity of the claim by W. J. |AUDITORIUM| Syd, a bashful Ensiishnfhn and dreadfully afraid of ani-- Wednesday, April 4th 'The Pioneer Scout' with FRED THOMSON A blue streak western drama of the wide open space, teem-- ing with thrills and daring adventure. . Comedy, > "The Lyin' Hunter."--Fox. News. Thursday and Friday April 5th and 6th 'Latest From All the cloak and suit houses in America will want to hire Norma after they have seen this picture. She sure sells the goods, no mistaking, and lines up the men in the bar-- with NORMA SHEARER & RALPH FORBES Saturday, April 7th medy--'Too Many Cookies' 'The Missing s, is a member of a hunt-- party bound for the jun-- Matinee at 2:30 with Syd Chaplin. 95 Ml. ROADS Lake Road starting at southeast to Highland with the aid north from Grand THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER,. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1928 f (Continued from page 1) and then taken home. Machines driven by Mrs. George Ruskell, of 611 Helmholz avenue, and N E. Finn, of 940 North avenue, were damaged in a collision at Washington and Jackson streets. Ruskell went to police headquarters and reported the crash. He said he was traveling east on Washington street crossing the intersection when Finn ran into the side of his car. k. A CGalster, 31-- Maple avenue. driving -- coupe > west on Washineton street, crashed into a sedan driven by Mrs. George Peiknon of Clarence avenue who Was attempting to make a turn into Maple avenue. Declaring that the flntterinf bio-- | graph'y of Governor Small in the last _ state -- Blue Book was | written by the governor> himself. secretary of State Louis L Emmer--| Two meetings were son Monday neverelxecriticized himday afternoon, -- one for trying to shift the authorship. kegan and the other AUTO CRASHES _ ARE REPORTED Krumrey Lawrence iIves ....... Swan --..... Dolph ... Betzer Gray ... Hubbel! WRIGHT Triggs ... fioxlmer . swort \Jright Waterhouse DOLPH SWAN Finstad Jones ... Colby ... H. Titus Swan ... H. C. Meyer Helfer ......... Krumrey ... Underbrink ... ~Three different systems T NOTICE! Libertyville 438 Alt branches of Beauty Culture including Fingemving 'the Swirl Style Open Evenings by Appointment eyers to choose from _ uHAVIY \VLIVKE Frederic's--Vita Tonic Compound ......__$12.00 Lemur--Steam Oil Process /._.----_...._.$12.00 e > (----*$7.00 rabrieleen--Reconditioning _OilkCompound ... Permanent Marcel Waves _ Is Libertyville ----' 'iReady? _ THE HARRIET BEAUTY SHOPPE _ 784 765 Standings 171 119 129 181 184 770 160 156 149 {89 49 818 155 161 169 182 117 151 187 147 168 JAYV CAIRNS s Libertyville, IIL. _ ; s I will be interested in learning about apartment building if it is decided to erect same. : I believe Libertyville is ready for it. _ : A Chicago business man, successful in financing, building and operating modern apartment buildings, has become interested in the housing situation in Libertyville. : & ; Ts If he can be shown that an up--to--date' apartment building possessing for the tenants all the conven-- iences of modern living, can be rented at moderate and fair rentals, Libertyville will be given a housing improvement that cities five times our size may well envy. 2 * s If your answer is YES--please let me have your name on coupon below. Detach and mail. : My personal opinion is that Libertyville IS ready. What do you think? _ a 4 Soy'" Would you be interested in living in a fine, modern apartment in Libertyville?: j T7 189 158 183 133 107 115 783 131 155 117 129 111 148 180 101 151 138 156 168 420 N. Milwaukee Ave. -- H. MATTHEwWs 149 806 778 160 138 129 181 170 158 136 182 150 180 762 140 214 844 117 151 147 179 Jay Cairns 2855 2357 2247 2445 494 417 5138 525 524 457 576 453 478 482 ____ REALTOR Park and Milwaukee Avenue Libertyville, II1. _ -- City Attorney Max L. Przybroski of North Chicago, Lake -- county campaign manager for Louis L. Em-- merson, Otis F. Glenn, Oscar E Carlstrom, and William J. Stratton reported Monday that the four head-- liners gained much strength in Lake county and throughout the state over the week end. When the terrier died, Dr. C. P. McCullough, 'Lake Forest health of-- ficer, sent the head to Chicago laboratory for examination. -- The tests were ccompleted Friday. Meanwhile thne Glore family, ac-- companied by June Rothchild, had gone to Pass Christian, Miss., for a short stay. Telegrams were imme-- di.tely sent and the .ou. children there were placed under the care of physicians. Mrs. Rothchild, her son, her maid, and the Kidd child were given similar treatment in Lake For-- est. > $ EMMERSON IN NEW STRENGTH days ago had died of nydrophobia on Monday x The dog belonged to Kennon V Rothchild, :a member of the firm of William --Danne Co., insurance brok-- ers. Those bitten are Mrs. Rothchild, her daughter June, 5 years old, het n Themas."5 years old;. Hixon Charles Jr., and Frances, children of Charles F. CGlore, vice--president of Field, Glore & Co.; Wilka Kushnik, 1 maid in the Rothchild home, and John Kidd, a son of a laundress em-- ployed by Mrs. John C. Hecham, wife of a vice president of the First Trust and Savings bark. . According to the --story told th> Lake Forest police, the dog was kept chained up, but was infected when bitten by a large dog that had rabies A few Gays later the smaller dog bit the childran, Mrs. Rothschild and the maid. © ~ x children and. two adults, all res-- 'dents of Lake: Forest, are under treatment <r =~--* es as the result of the discovery Fridag' that Fox terrier puppy which bit them nine days ago had died of hydrophobia LAKE FOREST P06 BITES 8 GAVTY CULTVRE > 'Name t t e For Long Bobs For Windblown held Sun-- in Wau-- in -- North -- There were large crowds at both of the Emmerson meetings, There were speakers at the meetings from the general headquarters ol Em-- merson, Carlstrom, Glenn and Strat-- ton, in Chicago. Several local men also spoke at the meetings, Deaf-- ening applause greeted the various speakers at the two meetings. It was clearly. shown that the Emmer-- son slate is a strong favorite among the Lithuanian and Slovenian folks. On Wednesday 'night there is to be a mass meeting starting at 7:30 o'clock for the Emmerson--Carlistrom-- Glenn--Stratton slate at the Fiumsh auspices of the Slovak Political club of Waukegan and North Chirago hall on McAlister avenue under the auspices of the Scandanavian Re-- publican club of Waukegan On Thursday night the county organiza-- tion for tliw four headliners and the North Chicago Emmerson--Carl-- strom--Stratton club is to hold a joint meeting at the North Chicago auditorium. Every precinct in Lake county is to be represented at the North Chicago meeting, which starts at 8 o'clock. NAME SHEIL As It is recalled his father was fatal-- CHICAGO BISHOP :yinjwhl:uun-huhh?uhe 2 which was was head~-- onbyanotheru:fim No.~ 21 three miles n h of Libertyyit®~ TAXI to get lonésome. Every now and then a man dimbs so high that he roosts above every-- body else--and then he commences SMITH'S Stand at Lester's Novelty Store DAY PHONE 35 NIGHT PHONE 197