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BEVENTY--EIGHTH YEAR _ No. 85 Aatherine Ashton of Lake Forest started a 'divorce suit against John Agues .Wright of Waukegan & mm'hc&h'mz The m th.;' ' in 01927 Wright> hutniliated his wwhhum hl: 'Mh-m:um '*.fi!!.'...."!.'gx.fi'fltnem A CRUELTY CHARGE DIVORCE BASIS TFEBe MCCICIIR, . who & m&mm%m and Martin, the trio who pleaded m.".l-mm-exm. Mhh"bfllm.m_ orities. McCredie told about Mrz tested by State's Attorney A. V. Smith and Assistant State's, Attorney Sidney--H. Block. / Attorney Hall recalled to the court that he had made a motion for & separate trial for Brown, having filed an affidavit to the effect that he would not get a fair trial unless tried separately as Bresette, if he m'mmm*!a; him. Attorney Hall said that Tad Tohmed io Atompemy Brom accompany | and Bresette to Milburm to rob the Te pane tioog Anmny Th it had gone along. Attorney said robbery. Boone said he knew about the robbery plot but had no know-- until after they had started out: from g:ms-mchi"mm murder of Beck, and who pleaded guilty last week to charges of man-- slaughter, were sentenced Monday by was deserted on 2"&-@.&';1'!'014 Years For Harold© Martin, ILLERS SET FOR DEC. 15 McCredie Aiter the man was treated by Dr. W by the shot that failed to en he in ooe ting ready to mmun_..i woumded man's face, while about 20 more shots still remain in the flesh. '!'h-u-r-so'dtMeun- shattered by shot that failed to HUNTER SHOT _ ACCIDENTALLY ~ Letters of guardianship in the es-- tate of Marjorie Baker, et al, minors. were:insued to Geoftge R. W. Baker His bond 'was set at $1,000. Hearing on the final report in the estate of William H..Mauer, was con~ tinued 'to October 3. _ In the estate of Peter L Humph-- rey, Zlonm. hearing on petition to ea~ Preliminary distribution of stock was authorized in the estate of Ed-- BECKER EST ATE CLAIM $10,000 Personal Property Of Former Zion Chief $2,500; . Leaves No Will, Rec€ord Shows. m. rbfllwumm mvbutotfl.thc but always ore she has rallied. For the past few weeks her condition has be-- come worse and her death was not unexpected. s In the --estate--of Carl Carison, Wau-- ailment from which she has been Sarah Jane 64 years widow uh.E:'fi.....u urday at her home at Mrs. Leighton Dies Suddenly Petition for probate of the will in Seup 500 Oe ae Hntubtcssful. -- Jen, apurnas tried to bribse Jensen with $30 and then sought to make a tmh:" But in in Jensen was riding along Waukegan road afternoon when a mmdu-umm smiled sweetly at him. It was so unusual that Jensen decided to in-- vestigate. He p the flirtsatious Mflfi&wmfi the road. the rear of the him from carrying through his plans. Judge Shurtlef? later entered a rui-- ng to the effect that the property was private and Winthrop Harbor was shut. off from the lake. The firm of Runyard & Bebanna a'wm-mmmwm- l.n.""h&":au; ihw&wm of m' is reversed and re-- The lower court s directed by this decision to enter a decree VILLAGE IN GETS STARTED her to the Phhubythn.m&fi,nw Michigan, according to those connect-- ed with the station. 'Therefore north mmmmmw make an inspection of the place. be provided with guides and persons desiring to see any particular activity will have guides assigned to conduct them to the place.. People along the north shore have conception of the site ofr im-- of the Naval Station main-- } by the United States an Lake I Navy Day was to be observed at Great Lakes naval training station Tuesday with drills, a sham battle, reception of visitors and the staging o!nhlcticcvenh.m e 4 ,uxu'mnonmmmmvmm naval post tomorrow, witness the va-- rmmwuwfi sailor guides on an inspection of the station. | Officers of the station will be pres-- m&pmmmmm{ 'mzuaumwmu;ua battle will be staged north of the lhldhmnvhfloflnhmmuuu wrestiing bouts will be at night in the drill hall. f p f ie team. Rear Admiral Craven, t, Bess the m"mm ness bo&vfimmm ank ts the avenige aitioers u7 oh. ment. e 'm-ld--a.'.hfld. umdh&.filcvu:."'m ..Wm uhm filled to overflowing and that this will be one of the best political meetings ever held here. GREAT LAKES IN NAVY DAY CARD Music ... Address be on the platform as a guest of the voted for Lincoln for The merchants of Libertyville and Mundélein are arranging to put their automobiles and floats in the parade, which will form about 7:30 at the St. Paul Depot, and proceed south to Park Avenue, and west to the to PLANS COMPLETE _: FOR BIG RALLY Chicago Hunters Arrested For Shooting in Village Limits oo lide at inc hign e Ao Thomas Palmer, former Presi-- dent lIllinois State Federation of Woman's Clubs. County Candidates and guests. t is that the o oonpren "wk be in this Published Twice Weekly Waukegan Band ve| The ,bomb was 'the nineteenth|tine Petronek of N n-- | thrown in the last four months dismissed ; n--| Kemosha's . labor war. No one ras | C, Valer ke|injured by the latest explosion, vorced wife of V t. | though --windows for several that he had viola th|to the north of the structure junction by molesti "mmum omnm ""'.'"hz"'.'t\f the Allen "A Company at Kenosha at Tr20 o'clock Saturday night, destroy-- ing a great part of the warehouse ?Mflmwmmmp"w the street. | The bomb was 'the nineteen thrown in the last fout months t i o uis enein T on, though ~windows for séveral to the north of the structure broken,-- and damage to the was estimated at $20,000, . A dynamite bomb was exploded in the warehouse and power nlant af BOMB DAMAGES | KENOSHA mmJ nurse. As late as last week he visit-- eu Dr. Hugh Patrick, a well known applied for a half hour under the direction of Mrs. Clark, a registered nurse, in a vain effort to restore life to the body. D 20 C ORE0T 2° PCECCTCAIOE SEUSsIaC-- torily and it is expecte*flnt she will be whie to leave the hoapital if ILL HEALTH IS 'SUICIDE CAUSE arm which required twenty--three stitches to close, painful ries to both knees and numerous mn"mu and bruises about the head. | ; Miss Doane is recovering satisfac-- Atwell lfovid his car and help-- ed to carry the injured womnan to the home of Mrs. Nettie Welch with whom she lives When the seriousness of her injuries was dis-- Condell Memorial Y¥ Walter MacLaughlin who was a witness ®© the accident. At the hospital it was found that she had suffered a bad cut on one mng to turn on Churech street. In-- stead the machine w on Bni:'!dandgtmckl Doane who was directly in its path. Miss Dorothy Doane, assistant lib-- rarian at the éook Mem.:'rhl' Utn'-n ry, was painfully injured Saturday it whis? in' Tarencontion. be: map feet 1% a but if that fails he is schedul-- for a vacation at the expense DOROTHY DOANE i HURT BY AUTO tine of Noerth Chicago were ddismissed by Judge Claire C. m T alentine Potwonel, d1 vorced wife of Valentine, r.hni:d T nntio® by noleotingr her. dudge Ei. mo F. m Airds hebd that the nyuncdion was no longer in force. 'The contempt of court proceedings. in the Cirecuit eo_!rt-e?n-t Valen-- Brown and Bresette sleep fairly nl&:ut(!hrklsquiteresfleumott of time. , "I would not have to worry if Bre-- sette and Brown had done the right thing," Clark told his guards. "They malmydmmuuflngnockud Mmhal y-- u':fi we were all brought into court for the first time. CONTEMPT.CASE S DISMISSED "I would not think of trying to take my own life," Bresette said Saturday. "I got unfair treatment from the jury but if I have to die I will go to the electric chair like Up yntil the jury verdict was ren-- dered, Bresette. had been allowed to make beaded bags and other articles. Sheriff Doolittle~ took . unfinished bags away from him on Wednesday, however, fearing that the Indian might try to injure himself with were allowed to exercise Mon" ty io Depuly Thanms en 4 turnkey. Each of the murderers ex-- ercised alone, being allowed to walk up and down stairs for about half &n hour. They also were requ'red to turned a verdict Wednesday after-- noon finding that Bresette and Brown had murdered William Beck, Milburn farmer, and fixing their punishment at death, Sheriff Doo-- little detailed two deputies to guard them. Each was required to be on duty for 12 hours. Today a third guard was placed over them. the guards now working eight hour shifts. Deputies Quandt, Gansberg and Kel-- 1 _ Sheriff L. A. Doolittle Mon--! day increased the guard over John | 'Brown. colored, and Dominick Bres-- ette, an Indian chief, murderers, doomed to die, and Clande Clark. colored, who has pleaded guilty to murder and is awaiting sentence. When the jury in the court ot' Circuit Judge Claire C. Edwards re-- INCREASE GUARD OVER MURDERERS _ The body was caught between the fender and radiator and dragged for 'mmysormwuefi woman driver brought the to -- a stop. According. to the 'vitness she backed up until the body. of her vic-- tim fell in front of the car and thepn drove on, stopping a block away. According to the witness a man then got out of the car ard walked dri mml:dphfiaa;hu hen':(v ver to t cn the truck and suggested driving to a lonely road and dumping the corpse out. This the truck driver refused to do and then hurried to a nearby garage and called the police. The man, according to the w.itness, nnhetwmemndl:'ehnm u * I.l./ elieve Waukegan Woman Re-- sponsible For Death Of Cross-- ing Flagman At Kenosha; also Seek Male Companion IN KILLING (Continued on Page 4) recorded during October, 1927, and materially boost the yearly total which will be compiled January 1. Indications are that next month will be a large one despite the nearness of winter, s Over thirty --building permits were issued thus far this month covering Rated today.. ie sates that ahsouy stated today. He that already he has a list of 24 dwellings which will necessitate permits during No-- vember. -- This promises a good bufldinclmth%lmber. ' SEE $350,000 BUILDING MARK A total of more than $350,000 in construction work is expected by the uqeg(thlqmontb.mwro- san Lutheran church, was one of the' witnesses who testified in the trial in behalf of Meyer. aided by William J. Morgan, former attorney ~genéral of Wisconsin. The verdict climaxes a series of legal tilts between the defendant. Dr. Billér, and Meyer of months' standing. -- Meyer was walking on Seventn street, Milwaukee, when the Biller machine coasted away from its park-- ing place in the street, bumped over the curb and rolled down the side-- walk, running over the Lake county man. Meyer suffered a fractured }skull and contusion of the brain when he was hurled to the sidewalk and for days lay unconscious and near death in a Milwaukee hospital. While Meyer was still confined to the hospital Dr. Biller caused a state warrant to wbe issued for his arrest, charging auto larceny, believing Meyer was attempting to steal his car when the accident occurred. ' Witnesses of the mishap soon cleared Meyer and the charge m( 'thc United States District Court of Milwaukee for personal injuries re-- ceived January 5. 1927, when he was run down by a driverless automobiie owned by Dr. Saul Biller, a promi-- nent Milwaukee attorney. The jury returned a sealed verdict wlngh was opened Frida: District' Count puo e c Horming _ by mont _ township. Thursday was l"!'d(:d sgogo aamages by a jury in her tri \Sineohfineflnnnfihubeu been pressed with greater vigor and the favorable report of Monday is the result. Mrs. Appley is rejoicing at the word which ends the suspense under which she has been laboring nne.hrml;g'lw-.fl* 5 Harold~ on night of &m 10th leaving a note to his m6ther in which he stated that he was going to Nebraska. It was Otte %'" Of Freggant Town-- _ ship Wins Damage Suit In Milwaukee ; AWARDED $4,000 FOR AUTO HURTS parture for that point Just after she had ml_:el:;;r wire m& stating that an error had been made. Mrs. Appley was reached en-- ;:"*e to ll-yml" e and abandoned P flp. he was going to Nebraska. It was thought that his dislike for school work was responsible for his act. Since that time no definite word has-- been received from him" until his uncle, S. Ray, who was direct-- ed to go to Red Cloud from Nap-- Word was received Monday morn-- f Py Mat: bae Aparey. Ho norls: avenue, that her son, 'h'v-&hou here ear-- d of going to !?e. Ni::. Y apanee, Ne e been loedu; t:hened (','lo\n'ii im state. This is the second time Tintavery has 'oten rRetived ty ons I Y mother and this time it appears that the information is correct. _ _ The discovery was made through the cards sent out to the county fi.flan'oflcids. The coroner at § ¥ on WVin' a card tnm?mver to the sheriff, L. W. Crowell of that county who started a search which resulted in the dis-- covery of Harold working on a farm near that city. f Mrs. Am received a letter Tome e ow o Hinding a toy an. l & an-- swering Harold's description and ukingluto'r more detailed 'informa-- tion. was wired immediately and the reply stated that the iden-- tification © was postive and that Harold was well. The sheriff was instructed to hold the youth perding the arrival of Get Word From Haroid Appley Otto Meyer, 26 years old. of Fre Monday staged by the Young Peoples Re-- publicen Leagues of Lake county at the Antioch Palace, the evening of ofwflunn?w :&m -- to ac-- tivities of the Young Peoples' Re-- publican Leagues of the county to a climax, is already assured according to W. R. Behanna, chairman of the Waukegan--North Chicago League. MAKING PLANS FOR BIG DANCE ied on the piano by Mr. Schuman of the high school staff, sang several Dr. Kallenberg is a former teacher 'of E. T.m. present physical ed-- jucation at the Y M. C. A. ! Besides being a physician Dr. Kal-- lenberg holds "the degree of doctor of physical education. SPEAKER URGES .. CARE OF HEALTH -- About s ix _ o'clock _ another trip was made to the brew-- ery _ The beer manufacturers. were still absent so it was decided . to spill the beer and brew The owner of the barn told the officers he had untedfl:r.to.!o-eph!'umn- dez for a.month and showed him where the beer manufacturer issued© by Justice of the Peace Hervey C. Coulson. _ Constable Stried and deputies from the sheriff's office went to the brewery around 4 o'clock Friday afternuon but found no one there. They went back again at ! o'clock Saturday morning but had no bet-- ter luck. They hoped to get men carrgmz out actual h:pnbonl in the brewery. They hig near the brewery and waited for about two hours and still no 'one showed up, so they came back to Waukegan. Cmieago nights to carry the beer away from the brewery. State's Attorney Smith received in-- formation Friday about the opera-- tions of the brewery and -- caused The raid was made by Constable ing the officers a Chicago man was in partnership with him in the il-- down on the place but two men liv-- ing a short distance from the barn were placed under arrest on charges of manufacturing liquor. They were taken to the county jail and gave their names as Joseph Pernades and Edward Yopp. According to the re-- port made to.Col Simth, Fernadez admitted operating the brewery, t«ll-- The offices of State's Attorney A. V. Smith and Sheriff L. A. Doolittle "wildcat" brewery which has been in operation for several weeks in Lake county. The brewery was located in the basement c{ a large tarn on the old George Wolf« farm in Antioch Grass Lake and Bluff Lake roads. It is said that 1500 gallons of beer a recommendation of State's Attorney Smith the bonds of Fernandez were M:z_u,ooo and those of Yopp Fernandez and Yopp were releas-- ed in bonds Saturday by Justice of the Peace Harry Hoyt and their case set for Joseph Fernandez Admits Part Ownership Of: Brewery Located On-- Farm Near ARREST PAIR AT BREWERY and still no one showed up, y came back to Waukegan. it _ s ix _ o'clock _ another vas made to the brew-- "he beer manufacturers. were bsent so it was decided . to e beer and brew The owner €2% for warrants to be