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Good news rode into Waukegan| The Rosecrans road today when it was learned that two | through the northern p important .strips of road in Lake |county traverses an imp county, much needed, had been add--| tion north of Waukegan ed as amendments to the $100,000,-- | west --connecting --with 000 hard road bond fssue of Gov. county. It was folt tha pal'lar thebenate Tuesday." . Due to efforts of Senator Rod-- ney Swift and Supervisor Merrill Achen, the Rosencrans road from 'the Milwaukee rfiE Antioch to Richmond in m,h:dth-fi'mlm Milwao lmhm to Gurnee m.mmn.mfllh the form of es for At the present time Milwaukee Avenue is closed south of Halft Day, work of grading for the laying of cement having already commenced between tthat place and Waeeling. Between Libertyville and Half | Are | =.. gflhgfi; s gfiifiumi:ndvq h:u'; proposition and when f, came floor -- Tuesday the fents * caiting: . fo®)the, iwo m.-n, road strips were snc-- eestfully added. -- 3"" their spring nf- at lu....'fllh' u'*.'"&&h ': part of this week digging the trench-- Miss Ugien 'Whigam of Chicago are Steve Kroll, John Stanceak, and Joseph Maciorowski, the three men who signed affidavits in the blind-- MILW. AVENUE-- P'A% WORK-- BEGINS The state's attorney launched his move Thursday to bring a inves-- tigakion of the supposty working of Full investigation of alleged shake down tacties in connection with the mm n nmamen Wankegdn and Chicago, prov-- dmm'y when sub poenaes were issued for three--men who recently signed affidavits:in the siring of alleged "money payments." day. xV SEVENTYTHIRD YEAR--NO, 35 SIGN BLINDPIG A War Must Tell AH [ FAVORED WITH ROADS ACTION IN LEGISLATURE the early tors secking better connections for rogds in their respective counties. Added to the bill also were amend-- ments put ferward by Senator Bock of Monmouth that the $60,000 system 'be completed before the present system is undertaken. »' Senatot Swift offered the amend-- ment to the bill which called for the proportioning of more roadway to Lake county. bill through amendments and for the most part were the resalt of sena-- Syracuse. A widow and three chil-- dren e him. Byron Colby and -@:E Parkhurst of Libertyville are brother and sister of the deceas-- grew to manhood in sity. -- When "S,-nd:':'-cu Russell, J1L., where he was engaged Syracuse, Kansas on Wednesday, May 2, at the age of 68 years He _ The latter, however, in his de-- fense, claimed that she had taken a ehair and had--raised it above ber uk 16 from her nende t * * > her ~ The ease is the culmination of sev-- fi-fi(.mz:!.f'lhhudud on motion probably m.:n-'&. ® fivpa'-'quum:;mu Wy h hav-- an argument in her home. She de-- *,Nll'th;:'hlr face and v-rb: parts were bruised "mmulnnhn accorded her ty her husband. "** * ataModks, j KANSAS8 of essault and. battery and disorder-- ly conduct by a jury in the court of ith hav en his wife, _ Attorney James .G. Welch, counsel for Monk, made a mo-- MONK FOUND 'CUILTY BY _ TWELVE MEN Thursday morning. He was charged Is Convicted in County COI!'t,onChP ge of As-- %Iflflng and,. Beating i e T Ivar O, Colby, died at his home in ¥ OW is oN 1 running 'The only Waukegan atore victim-- ized, as far as known, is the Broad-- way Cafe, Genesee and Washington streots.~ A check for $5 was cashed by a clerk at the fce cream parior the latter part of last week. _ The president of the bank on which the checks were made payable suspicious Thursday when a mddnehvlfilhnm name came from Aurora and upon forger had been working in Wauke-- gan, Aurora, Elgin and Joliet. haul was made at Aurora, according Y. M,°C. A. for several days and who acted. in a peculiar manner while there. C about 6 foot 3 inches in height and had bobbed hair with bangs. ' young woman living at the Young Women's Christian As-- sociation home on South Sher-- left She acted nervous all the time she was at the Y. W. C. A. home, telling m&m that her condition was by being shell shocked vamp forger cashed worthles: checks in the aggregate of sev eral hundred dolars in fou oversens, where she months as a nurse. A party of offi¢ialy went over both of the routes proposed and have de-- termined on the route through Sal-- em, Trevor and Wilmot, rather than the one farther west through Silver-- lake. It was stated that the latter road was not nearly as good for bus traffic as the one farther east. had and one had been nseen 5y e represimativen of on company,. It was stated that offic-- jal sanction of the plan by officials of the company had not yet been given but that it had been sanction-- ed unofficially and that there was every reason to believe that the line would be in operation in several mn'mdna-gu:mf&d.m'; opérating the--line to Lake 'Geneva, stated that a survey of the routes Assurance of the operation of an-- ;mrhl)hnthfi'm of @nosha county was ven Thursday, when J.-- M. Michae!s, an agent of the Chicago, North "ure. camp Lake, Whmo: and Others | _ _ NEW BUS ROUTE NOW ANNOUNCED 'The checks were cashed on By forging the name of Miss IIBERTYYVILLE, ILLINOIS BARUE:DAY, MAY 5, 1923 ks i. . . es mest Theatre, featuring Alles P css Resoip, ecide" & ! C.on:t'en t Herself; h« Mrs. Mor-- M Daughter "The color note oftq::dwhiu was very charmingly ca out in the decorations. Festoon of tulle fell from the chandeliets to the cor-- mers of the table and the pink shad-- ed candles cast a rosy over the table which was lovely with spring * "Mesdames. E. J. Gates, Edgar mmw Hughes, »and Annie _ assisted -- the hostess in Serving " refreshments Of -- chicken ghlag sandwiches, iced t8¥ and home-- Batty, whose "M+. Mutk L 5t Thoarrille i. on Be on Wednesday after-- noon at 5 o'clock. ~, The guests enjoyed <a musical concert in which vocal numbers were gwiven by Misses Olive Klleworth and Bryan and Mre_-- J. W. McCook and piano numbers by Miss Pear! . Davis while Mrs.. Alex A. Smith gave a reading, *An Old Bweetheart of Mine." _ "Then little Esther Anna Levy, drew in an express Wagon laden down with® lovely in variety which ahe presented honoree. After the gifts nad admired the guests were us into the diningroom and ref serv-- 'l'hfil*m'.::; given in honor of Miss Helen will be of Interest to Libertyville was the shower given by the Epis-- copal Indies at the home of Mrs. -onhl-rdnlimm. a and a.kiss for the child, and Aflu'n'-dp t with a laugh and the comment, **F ; jright.". "Mother love has no rights that transcend the stab®'8 interest in the welfare 'of a " "maid G&z Judge Joseph E. Bavil, in his Present this Clipping for Admis-- * sion at. A.aiic;rlt}'puy Night, May | --~OUR INVITATION "A lo¥ely social event of the week Published Ewice Weekly (Continued 'on Page Eight) sLER BATIY «" at rs who otherwise hwtou'hfl&om & more reluctance, were ed to the point of that al rumors alone P from doing so. $ is expected late ';hezovonnhuufll if he wishes to wait tha long. --*_ r wild $ Under no circumstances showdown come before next day or Wednesday, it was day, § af . > d The armmount which g.;m alash from m day; 2 it' is said the amount a $440,000, l Smail's. veto of. Attorney General appropriation Mfiu : issue of mflfi _ Tactics amployed by istration and its payrollers in their l'mb"'.n."nfib prevent the legislature over~ riding the veto a near | ~Pen Gates May Open:® ' mgtnnmhm iease piltrnar »itiv taiipinte in ns lease with On the outside, If these influences could be used in a rebellion in the IegiSIAINIS aguinat. the Fate: The legisiators are astounded by some of the information which has reached their ears in conmection with the drive for pro--veto votes, Never before has such a situation confront-- ed an Iincis legisiature. 1 The® lobbies and corridors of the statehouse and hotels swarm with holding one--third of both houses in line for the governor. -- payrollets assigned to the job of PAY ROLLERS ON JOB AT CAPITOL .. KENOSHA, May 2.--Deputy Stev-- en Robinson, motorcycle cop of Ke-- "You: ought--a seen Fritz Rudy In.nitht.:,,umnud. You know how | 'he gets. We went down to Zion .s)." ~ 5 First Listener: "What did you go to. Zion for?-- You ought to know **Well, the police down in Zion had m.lmonM't Harley Da-- some told Rudy they m":*rlha his motorcycles. 1 was out patroll-- came on lice inotofeyelg cand he _ yolls ut tering along, moving his head all the time and telling me how they slammed his bikes; you know how he talks. He--said we'd go to Zion together and pick up a race with them and show what we could do. He said when us and Zion got on the road together they wouldn't see us LION CITY COPS . WILL NOT RACE Keno for dust. man Calls Them 'Pikers' After Dare _ along, '}"' A 1 RMISTICE He Anta's IJOWE _ "The Waukegan" has a ton-- nage of 763 tons and net of 619 tons, which is the eapacity of 82 bex C feet gach. The freighter is a t gan" will b ;ths'd-& originally intended for -- w.thpvu-_fi ment having begun their con-- 7 jon. At an expense to Uncle 4 of --$220,000, the boats were obliged the department to sell them ut a sacrifice, 'l'how headed by President W. W. M and Becretary Treasurer L. the purchase and Q. b.tstn['h"h'l-ya 'wa-- kegan" is ready to put *The Kenosha" m-&&' 85 per cent completed, when 1 ufiicient " navat bodger «prgiihies m and the American i of , these three boats be the strongest built -1-::5&' at as I am concerned. s . © :mm-lhun.';' umvm'boh nter of :t:ofimtl*h"'fi- 'day I arrived at an agros any ' troubles : which© may both © to enforee the laws in a harmonious way ----and plase Lake county in a position as being are united in a of law enforcer ed over § ing the : to the two WILL BE FINEST IN GREAT LAKES tice attitude with following a confé one of the best law enforced coun-- ties in the state of Minois. v fresh water, and which are now . un-- der construction in the s pjearc h:l:om::m E appearance > ' .'o...:a.fi..eam and is now lying> anchored> at the flntihu: been & my office Sheriff m-l-auq& 1 have ~ATTACK ON CRAND JurY _ romote his selfish purpose of beilétiing Col.. omiths promote p 4 tling : Col. 's mith in the latters office and threshed out the mis-- erstanding. 18| w Mween es 5s ae s ... jthe two to unite in a harmon-- wernt »on x ® io. seluolhe . "i'"'mfim'é;?h' m Ahistrom Learns Purpose of Bill Smith's Bootlegger War and Withdraws; Prosecutor and Sheriff Iron Out Differences and m«: Method _ of . Strict Law Enforcement in M A fleet of steamboats, which will from Waukegan's blindpig war created by The Sun to. . _ tinued on Sheriff Edwin Ahistrom. BLIND PIG Page Four) =| _ (Continued on Page Pour) uhfi.'u' Snd Stand Behind:Col. Smith oqumlyflfu. Smith and law and .dm: tbehlbdnm" and the clals and that represent them, is probably best evi-- denced by the rush of prom-- inent citizensto the defense of by The Register said: "'M.hvo'g.'imu this 'blindpig war'that will be investigated. -- The --accused men, those charged with con-- ducting a 'shakedown ring' will bom.dotooxphin. They will be given an opportunity to tell their stories to the grand jory. On the other hand,"# these charges are shown to be false and 'without g ds, the in-- stigators of this» 8 will be made to explains.". -- _ editor trying so despérately to prevent -- an investigation . of he allowed Why is hfi-. ly attack a prominent re-- spected public officer like Col. Smith? | It's 'and it's mw&ommufl- with the ~San's Afty years: <Ift the govent' i news of the "signing of peate" gained 'cireulation;-- ~In faet, the entire© county> which had -- une man in gituation said : has brought more disgrace and turmoil to Lake county sinke Smail's position than the coun-- $2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE All in discussing 'the North