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o # t¥ """&:Inuufii:i'hum-unwbm government: predict our weather say they hope in a short time to be to tell the brand of u-.mmm'ap-:'-'hu.m«m just 24 hours in advance, as at . present. . These mdnrmrt-&:u.hmwum» curate than @ of our amateur 'around Libertyville, deserve -- great -- or -- the nnhcrmmufid ar on their predictions.,' they could do it at the same nuofornwu~,hfi"'twfii experiment. ; ufi'm our forecasts in short doses ~and oftener. .Q"umh. mmtfimnmfl&ur.udfi.% we' 'l, twelve c.ances a year. mmm:':&.ma_mm-flou\_h the history of the human weather. So let's stick to the 24--hour prediction. * * d t't \ WEATHER PORECASTS FRANX K. JUST, Editor. DUE FOR A RISE Weekly Gazette To oir then 'An irs around his place, or -fi-""fl% or bara, or a new i sn e siderable money if ' his 4 before the tremendous orde: ich Japan has started Wash., a town of 1015 people, but he is declared to be the most successful merchant in the entire state. Re-- 1200cd that ie mfradiets what ts moadite. ; No ahe ?fimm-&"fi?'uvmm ; in a way that Mumw--afi ville can ap mund profit by. Here is seeret i"wfima ty that 16 edimiry Mmmhmgy&'mbm~fih butulnptashhhm-bnmr. lm say that if money spent each year for far -nbnlp::ndh ww@ utnh:utothmm!dh es Aas Governor Small's pardon of Mike Boyle and Ben Nemrkhth&:lhtxhthowbole;fldflmt sulting from seemingly C Governor's unprecedented action, to mind funhcrc:u.aphnhh. Wobdhv?mflhlflg tion was accomplished when he signed Boyle and New-- needed -- revenue.~ And we know that as a business builder it is without an equal in any town." When Small invaded Lake coun th : his legal he tytu':ialotd un= tribulations and mmm' ut i oneuptio M'"' and fairly made us gasp at wmnervepfiond the things to which a man hold-- thet.h h'Mthwmhfiomflmmmfl: i e hi 0 J f sort. Now BE shocks us with loga! innovations a WE'RE. ASHAMED OF IT THIS MAN KNOWS at MEMlikks: cleaned. up'"* the M':'..g'_ killers of Buch« e and New. | Concerned. w his mmm "a lot of un.|place before C pon vaunted | that Stevens : _ Walter Stevens, song Wn'-r" the dean of Chicago gunman, and| ; been seeking «ver since the MGider| MeCarthy crept to the door. Across flwmcher &nd 'George " z .nptyamy. just beyond the g ? ¥ecent beer ta' . m Ag . ;m% without a 'battle Wed» t'h".'u":::: .:":'2':'» IMI f{"'_'hjg quiet mr hotel <at door. : Revolvers drawn, they raced -- With their capture and that of w who was taken in to cu in Chicago yesterday, Chief of Detectives Michael Hughes announced tha; his men had "about Brought back :o Chicago: to be ar.| °_ :00 == s c" C0 ce ty § d'fl" 4 "l'ge was to Pm y u*' & n n us DAY AND NIGHT TAXT SERVI Word® to the detective bu--'~ -- > Phone Libertyvilie, 806 hursday moming Chief Hughes was m g extradition papers to place before éov. Len Smaill, so t ~--~]James McCarthy, .| a.geparate car, to Crown Point, and x «~---- |] ~The men reached Cedar . Lake|the detectives began a vigil about alter . Stevens, niman | shortly before -H-? Sergts.|the jail to await the results of the ul . y. . --| Crane, Ryan, Burke, Hughes, and | extradition proceedings. Prominent in Waukegarn| White, sll_armed . with ehotguns, use i anant oo k d Trigk in Custody * _ m hostelry. The streets were 'de-- | to have MW& a fogitive + ce ra A : _ |serted and not --even the local police{from justice and to place at . .> ~ ies _/ | knew . the : Chicago. detectives--were |charges of 'murder st both Waiter St--v<ns, song regarded:as| * o. u; uo Caeg Table, .. _| tooile,. . hn s ies Ind whom ind ACakh it M:flfi'.;;. at nedy "at Cedar Lake. Two a biles carrying detectives woere aeross the floor. Walter Stevens noted bad man with the trigger, "'Mflflfl men were hiding in the When the ed up from his hand to star at detectives' guns. He swore a * g# Autumn Bulbs Are Here | 1 m'tmnhuh;afllm extradite me," was Stevens 130 Washington St. Phone 3132 Waukegan For Instanee:~ ' > * . ~For the Garden-- * TULIP -- HYACINTH -- CROCUS -- NARCISSUS Or for the Winter Sun--Parlor-- HYACINTH AND NARCISSUS IN POTTPERY -- dlbi'ulfl.ll" .t = Amg-m, nde glion. This an -- opportunity hear one of the --most noted men of GEN. DAWES TO ADDKRESS ho camd Gen,. Charles G.. Dawen of Chicago will be the principal sapeaker at a meeting of the Libertyville Club on Dawes h"w:r"&m# record in the late war, and as wu'wa"ihw ;zhhm.uzfi -v'n.rnu-mln ition." A! -u-u:z Andae ona al | is extendad"to odh"nfli'd