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| The chances are that he will never be released, because they f do not mete out punishment that way in Wisconsin. They ad-- t minister the punishment and the prisoner usually fills out the HOW WISCONSIN METES OUT PUNISH'_IE'):T ° Another forceful illustration of how the State of: Wisconsin dispenses justice and purlishment is seen in the case of a man who was locked up for life, eight hours after committing a murder, Mrs. Rose Radich, 26 years old, was killed by her husband, Vaso, age 28. ° Within six hours after the crime had been committed he was on his way to Waupun to spend the remainder of his life in prison. This is certainly an outstanding example of the speedy justice for which Wisconsin courts have lately become conspicuous Here is how it happened: § Ac;:ooo'clockmdichmetm,wif.,mmwmhomm' estranged, and with a dagger killed her, At C;ooo'docklnvuJ arrested not far from the scene. At 9:00 o'clock he confessed.= At 9:30 he was formally charged with murder, At xo:ooo'dockhai was arraighed in the district court and bound to the municipal court. At 11:30 his confession was read_to the municipal judge; at 7 thejnd'genntmdhiqtonudfifmfimh:'q was on his way to prison. At 3:25 he was getting his hair cut in -'theprisonandwuacthaflymdereonfinflnent?or&c.bahud1 a considerable task in that day and time for a sparsely settled --farm county with no--cities in it at all, Did it pay? The university opened a year Between . the two-- towns WAas two miles of open farmland. Seek-- Ing a more distinctive nomenclature the people of West Urbana changed the village's name to Champaign. About this time a small educa Hanal institute grew ~up between were active. Jacksonville, the great-- est industrial town in lilinols,. put forward strong claims. So did Bloom Ington. But it was awarded to the Champaign--Urbana -- combination --in 1867 for a reason. ' The price paid to the state to get the university was $100,000 in Cbam-- )dxnautyhoul.:nlhhul years at 10 per cent interest; a glift in fee simple of the Urbana and Champaign Institute buildings and Business men. in Champaign press me to herald to the world at large that Champaign is the main mer-- called Urbana. What a contrast to a similar situation in Illinois! 7 ; In this state in the first place if the murderer HAD BEEN cap-- tured. he would not even have been formally arraigned by this time and the chances are even if eventually found guilty, it would be at least a year or two before he would be in prison.~ That is why we believe there is less crime in Wisconsin than in Illinois, And thus it is seen that the fame of Lake county continually spreads all over the nation, for, with the Lake county contractor having an important hand in the re--arrangement of the White House also comes word that President Coolidge has received two invita-- tions to establish a summer White House at two differéent points in Lake county. y This is quite a recognition for a man from Lake county to be called.clear to Washington to handle an important part of the re--arrangement of the Chief Executive's home.-- In/a postal from Mr. Edwards to the Sun, he says: "You no doubt are aware of the fact that I have the contract on plastering all of the White House and that Lake county will have the honor of having about fifteen men wor_kingonthisbnfldingbythehstoprril. These men are to be brought to Washington from Zion and Waukegan." Recently the Sun told how William M. Edwards, of Zion, had been given the contract at Washington, D. C. to plaster the White LAKE COUNTY'S PART IN NATIONAL ARFAIRS ~ ' The whole nation just--cannot get along without Lake county. Inhct.ifitwlnotfg&lhcouqtywedonotknowhowthe United States would function properly. : * La®e County Independent -- Waukegaon Weekly Sun || The railroad station was first importance of <the state university nnhl':-wbundouhn:lwm paign a manufgcturing . So closedy knit are the affairs of Business men tell me it is estimat-- ed that: the students spend not less than $8,000,000 a year in Champaign and that agricultural products from 2.m ..34.000 cnn--:: tory run to y was the third hnn:.'eorn produc-- ing country in the state in 1925, be-- ing exceeded ~ouly by McLean and LaSalle counties. Champaign is also the home of the new men's gymnmasium counected by a tunnel with the armory. The gym tloor is 1225189 feet and has perma nent Sseating 'capacity for--3,500 peo-- ple. Temporary bleachers can be put up raising this to 7,000, _ ~~ erty of the federal government, is r;:k.h Champaign_ for use in <this + # Today's map indicates. excellent connecting routes for gpring motor-- ists ~desiring to visit Indiana and Michigan, or westerly towards points along the . Mississippi . rivrer, over roads that are paved the entire dir tance. In fact, it is now ~possible for residents of Waukegan to travel to the Atlantic coast over the hard-- surfaced roads, thereby affording yeararound :trayel by automobile, regatdless of weather' conditions, in-- . ~ ~Mapy Incompleted Gaps There are a few --gaps on this route that are incompleted at this time, -- necessitating a --continual bcvd« Biith athilh sbrih ce vermmmntrBitih Inlinis trtodtc itc aindrnmints A Ivanhoe with IIL-- 21 just 'south of I11. 20, and a three--mile stretch from L 20 at Sherman Corners: (Mil-- waukee Avée.) soutlk connecting with III. 21 north of Libertyville, eXE "i".-.": st--the highway-- map ap followed heretofore. The revised route numbers will be marked on the roads in Michigan not later than May 15, according to State Commissioner Frank F. Rogets. E. _ Connecting with U. 8.~41 (Green Bay road) one may flolow this trans continental high w ay _ northerly through Fond du Lac, Green Bay Exrcellent paved roads and-- scores of lakes <bhare made LaAke county one of the most popular #sections of Tlinois among motorists through-- out the midgle west,. There is sched-- uled for further construction during 1927, according. to R,. M. Lobdell, ILake County Superintendent of High« ways, a 5.5 cmile <atreuch < running north from Grand avenue--at a point above Druce Lake to Hickory Corn-- to practically all states east of the Mississipp!river and north of 'the Mason--Dixon -- line, with good inter-- mittent paved and gravel connec-- tions léading southerly to the Gulf Waukegan for an unlimited radius forms an ideal touring section, where may be found almost every sort of soenery, fine roads and;, convenient Rccommodations. -- Until the usual spring rains shall have abated and the roads become thoroughly settled, however, it is advigable for the mo-- torist to confine his touring to roads that are hard--surfaced, or well grad-- ed and graveled, for there are many unfinighed gaps here and there ne-- the northermost terminal, or in A southerly direction passing throug» Chicago, ;Terre © Haute, Evansville, Nashvilie, Atlants and Tampa, con-- upon nfi construction and weath an er conditions,. '~The northern section of U. 8. 141, however, is very' heavily traveled and --will> carry thousands of <travelers bound for© Wisconsin and Cloverland during the 1927 va-- cation months.. Illinols No. 42, the Lake Michigan shors route, no doubt will continue to lead in pop ularity as a main Chicago--Waukegan-- A fee --of $1 (M. 0. or check) brings to you a 28x34 jnch U. 8. road:> map, featuring 'transconti-- nental and main connecting high-- ways, latest U. S,. markers, Nw tippal Parks and Monuments. This fee also entitles you to such route information,-- wit'h -- appropriate maps, as you require during the 1927 touring season. By G. L. SHELLY, Pathfinder, The NATIONAL MOTOR TOUR ; the west coast of Flor-- EFrerglades, marking its kegan Is The Center Of A Network |.. f Fine Paved And Gravel Highways |= "Santa Claug, just listen to this Ht-- tle boy cry." crying stopped instantly as Bob-- ilo%-hd: & "Shut the door, grandmother; I'm not crying. I'm laughing."--Indian-- apolig News. | Bobbile, like most little boys, had been told that Santa Claus remem-- bers--only : the good little boys and giris, so he tried to be good before with artificial hands and feet after he had lost his original ones through amputation, is truly remarkable, ac-- wording~to 'those--who Rhave 'watched _With the more or less clumsy look-- ing hooks which comprise the artifi-- ecial hands he is able to dress and i7 in i7ing Mis neokile and shoes but 'z:cg-w e nn::vflcutht as muhh%gn&h-qvg. 8 ting his grand-- mother he~--forgot for a second and started erying. As he opened the door Ted--She not to you are engaged, gnmu The hooks operate with a set of springs which in turn are connected with strong cords that are attacked to a sort of harness that fits on his shoulderse. The movement of.one arm tightens the cord that opens the dou-- ble hook on the opposite hand. Thru practice Williams has learned to op-- erate thege hooks until his cleverness with them is almost uncanny. Williams' hands and feet were froz en through exposure and it was found necessary to amputate them. Local people intereésted themselves in his case and provided him with the ar-- tificial hands and feet. He is being cared for at the county hospital. It is extremely interesting to--watch him light a . clgaret. Removing a package of cigarets from a pocket with one set of hooks he removes one elgaret with great dexterity with the Oother set of hooks, He next obtains a match and strikes a light. of his go . goat, The other jay he made the rounds . with out it, to the wonderment of all who hn:z. I bhocked the cont for $150 and the $100 due anad had $50 left for apending money, The cost is in storage for the summer mouths and by next fall I ought to be able to dis up the $100 to get it out of unclie's "and there was a fnal payment of $100 due, so I deelded,. inasmuch-- a spring is near at hand, to do a bit of _ Alt winter bhe bas been the onvy ol Broadway's 'pliglks and flappers be the to get it out of unel ~With this in view, the Waukegan | of the morth Gentral states, or emart m&mmmmmmmmmmu mobile travrel articles throughout the| some attractive Jnland lake or at the 1927 touring season, as: compiled by |sea shore; others will prefer to mo-- a recognized authority on toronrsloumflchotn::m travel and routing, going into do|ways, viewing diversitied© #cenery, tail on points of popular interest| with only 'brief stop--overs, while a to motorists. Clip these articles as |third group of our readers long to mey_apmndehthm;m.Mmfll.mu scrap book for future reference. You|etrate the and just camp, will be delighted with your book at |loaf and fish at some m#ecluded lake the close of the season, nad grateful |or river spot.. These articles will for the valuable assistance it will| prove a valuable aid to all, what-- render towards a succesaful vacationjerer the preference may be, so do tour, as well as many other, per-- not miss a single issue, -- -- safest routing' to follow that will insure good roads and avold ~heart effect at the time chosen for the USES ARTIFICIAL > HANDS AND FEET _ WITH DEXTERITY "Jack" Williams.Able to Dress a nd Eeed Himself Mith Changing His Tune Frat House Chat ' ~"Oh, no. I mean I coast down one hill and then tow it up to ansther aone and then coast again."--Youngs "He's nine years old and plays mm'tmmpua:: Hemmandbaw--Do you travel much in that old Alyver of yours? s glons, National Parks, lake sections Of the morth tentralstates, or emart watering places along the shore of some attractive Jnland lake or at the sea shore; others will prefer to mo-- 'twovfismman::m ways, viewing diversitied © scenery, with only brief stop--overs, while a third group of our readers long to get entirely away from crowds, pen« haps shorter, trips that may -- be taken during the spring and summer "Why do you call your child ro Shimmerpate«--From coast to coast. "Goodness! Have you really gone The Logical Place To Buy Gas Burning Appliances. ~RMRI ~ 231 '\ 4 «-- Es j These two Gflm ming Appliances make it practical for you to heat your' home in the Spring and Fall without the bother of a furnace fire. The A--B Unified Gas Ranges are appreciated and give you instant heat. 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