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It my In true tint the loctl paper don not Ilmyl live up to in chin- lmt there in much in it that you Jo hot 101 out of it. field: 25 Ruvini: and (aunt It con- hincd. 1130; Lincoln} Adams (t Getty’almrd:' 3 full page drticle on the Memorinl Day and its Imam; 1 full page “Outlook reviews 0‘ ten differ- ent subject» 4 Editorigll of local in- Lat wukn iuue conttined tlu {01' lowind lint of new. item» 57 I‘Iidlr 11311 Park: 15 Highwootl: 22 Deer ten-t: 1 Column o; Bnef and Breezy notes:1 Column of humor-out glean- mil: 57 Advertising note. of intereat: 5 Column of Highland path City officxd nnouncemenu. Now take the tummary and look through. Compote it if you please with the «night local nutter. of interest {2: nny other pnper of n comunity of this eiu nnJ let u: know if you thinh you get the worth of your money. Euté: 2 articles of otheggcn‘ml in- The death of Mn. McKinley mull to the union one of the grate". chu- acters, who am urvlng his country for many years. was added to me roll IATUIDAY, JUNE 1, 1907 Mrs. William McKinley. in it. :: 1 article on North Shore R311 Int: I-Iu4CII-Idec. in no... on a 3:633 ‘33â€". ‘. !I05. 1]....- ‘ ‘nF .‘oflnlâ€"OH ill VOI- hllb O. youo atop 'ha oh. duo: My. luv Duh. She won 3 bright. maples! a“ Mlonwhichhudo-ooo-oeh Mord. who-shine! guano-In on." Ch. wupmddthcehu- “tor and out-3th 01' hr huh-ad. old for oquncrol oust-awnin- opiud vlth the filth that ho wank! ho Prddont of the United sum Tho oorrowo of her 111. were first tho dooth 0! ho“: her “We (iris which Ihuurod her constitution} nod no the are“ shock of her huhAnd’o death did not. kill her on it. was Gounod it would. 8h. find to no the notion honor hi3 nem- 1041.“ In. thou-dove ml, My We know. most of us, thst the like shore st this point is especlsllv beauti- ful and the lake bluff rises to a. height of one hundred feet shove the wster line. but this highland has been connected into s veritable romance with its winding wslks, flowered lswns and rustic bridges crossing over rs- vine's ; and this all surmounted with s noble structure, erected with en eye 'to utility and besuty. exactly fitting to its purpose. One hardly knows why it is so beautiful. There is no one thing in its architecture to suggest genius. ‘ snd yet the whole is so perfectly her- monlous that one is in instsnt soeord with it. Nnture 'hu been predict] in her gift: to the went coat line of Lnko Michigan. nnd upeninlly no to “I“ part which lies between Evan-ton nnd Wankegnn. But. it the Lute Shore, with m ravines and ’woodlnnfil. its hills and dnlon and rugged edges. be left uncnred for by hnmn hnnd it does not prove n mdy-mde summer to- Here. however. the hand of genius has wrought out of nature’s raw ma- terial a; paradise of summer rest and beauty. Highland Park owes much to the men who have studied the fitness of things so as to convert the wood- land into veritable highways of poetic beauty. , A distinguished writer has said "no great intellectual thing was ever done by great eflortâ€"a great thing is only done by a great man. and he does it without eflort." Some such thought as this came to us as we were guided through the Moraine Hotel by its gen-- ial host. Mr. F. W. Cushing. It is safe to ssy‘that not one-half the residents of Highlsnd Park know how much has been done for this North Shore city by the creation _ of this palatial summer home. We know. most of us, that the lake shore at this point is especially beauti- ful and the lsk'e blnfl rises to a height of one hundred feet shove the water on the one hand. and the crowded pleyr grounds on the other. Baseball is becoming the teature of the day to the exclusion of patriotic reverence for the memory of the na- on’e dead heroes. . One of the states has recognized this fact, passing a law forbidding all games on the 80th day at May. With our sympathy for young peoples‘ sports we would certainly not go so far as this, but we believe it would be greatly to the good of the country if public games, and especially professional play were forbidden until after the noon hour of the day. It tends to hardness of heart and contempt for historic par triotism to have the whole of this memorable day given up to sports by young America while a few 'grey heads’ are bearing the flag through our national cemeteries. and weeping women are lonely in their solemn dec- oration of the graves of their hus- bands snd‘fethers. And this spplies to everything shout it. Grounds sud tenni- hwm and nu- merous bhlconieo looking 011% m tho best view points, nnd on the inside, dining room, quietly and "tinicslly furnished for-ny. 800 goons-mites of room, with wonderful udnputlon for .hmily comfort. tnd prlncy-Ilnglo Highland Park Institutions. ‘I‘lll IO‘AIII Um]. roo-Ithnm Vlad (and “duvet- uu. And." worm wubet u, one thing um I. not. mun-.1, por- nuan- uncannuwonldhouo hitch. whh Iu coup)“ provision at! you. nod!“ (or "thin. while noun! ”who ad um room out (1! nylon. in Malone-o! dolly. provisio- tot lac-n oppoflu. In. gab! host. who to Mould a. coup-31. M a up to flu but.“ pain 0! outlook tro- whom no u- mlh bro-d hobo-t to“. high- way: over the Inks I'm: n mmoo clout dun, lo Wouhopn. Noon. incident of on: vldt. how- ever, wu non planing. nnd we our poet, channel-hue. thou It. Cnohlng'u utory of. his love (or bird: whkh nbound throughout the thirteen not“ of wooded [rounds surrounding tho hotel. “I hull nude u oontmt.” odd he. to put up unother moods. but I tonnd that two 0! uy'frlendl. tho robinn. were buy It the spot with their nest. of coming young ones. und tho, had the right of wuyâ€"uo l enn- cellod my coutruct until the robin- got through with theirs.» The nntioual day of lemon-bl ll fut lacing it. significance. Thur-thy wu remukublufor the ‘thinueu of the lines of Intro!) through the cemeteries on the one hand. tnd tho crowded play ground. on the other. At. lent the first 1131! of the day should be devoted by the nation to its main put-page of honoring the den/d and planting needs of true patriotic love of country in the minds of the young. ‘ The Annnel Convention of the Ne- tional Christin: Aeeociution will be held June 13th end 14th in Wheaton College; Whelton, m. . Wheeton in reached by the Chimu¢ Northwest- ern Beilwey. and also by the Aurore. Elgil‘: a Chicego electric lines. The maul. abject of thin yeer'e'. convention in “Popniu' Religion- De- lueionnof the Day.“ The object timed It will be to ueertein how belt to oven-echo the chemic- to the edvencc- ment of xhe Kingdom of Chriet." quite: In driving your curiege elong. I! you go to the lefl. van ere are to (origin; I! you go to nine right, you ere wrong.“ Memorial Day. low Yolk ....... 501.100 CW ......... m. l 18 It Loch ......... rum M .......... 105.000 Iii-uh“. ...... Dal-lo. . . ....... 58.000 Gui-Inst ..... «.49 PMMIIphh. . . . “7.806 Outlaw". 10.915 lumpolh. . . . “.60! Sun Francine. . . 0,000 How Orin-u. . . . 31.509 M ........... 10.317 Guiana“. ..... «.480 Phlladulphia. . . . “7,!“ Omaha .......... 10.0“ Illanaapolh" . . «.10: San Fraud-co... 49.000 Haw Orluau... 31.5.9 Ml. ........... 10.017 Baum ...... 1.200 La Grange ...... 950 Bloonlnnon 6.500 Blu lalaad ..... imo Mann“... M 8:. mm. (Nubia ..... Blah!“ Pnrk. Eva Booth’s Policeman ”You no under trust! You no dio- turblug the pence !" [mu-led 3 police- nnn. bmklng of her But public 9"”- er In the street. of London. She It. still in her'urly 'tecns. I slight all}! of : girl with no mum of real-um. ad as tho bullying ofleer tightened hi- Ihflnkingly with him. B“ the ection named the sympo- thiee of the rough crowd um lighted much are. e keg of gnupovyder. In on inmnt the policemen Ind bin prisoner were surrounded, end before ‘he ofleer could nine his voice he we: better: to the puement under 3 shower of flat... ., It. was the girl prisoner who, forgott- ibg his rough. grip :nd the eollJo which he would bu rugged her, up- pealed to the thr g in hit defense. When the crowd awry retreated. the panama was ' groaning with two broken logs and 3mm of bruises from head tofoot. For we)" the .little girl in the big 'Army bonnet paid feithfnl vialutotho helpless man in the hoepital, end when he we: released n wet-met Iriend En Booth end her enuse c'onld not. hue found in 111 England. To this thy she receives letters in a. rough. eprlwling hand, darned simply, "Your police- men.“ "The World To-Dey“. About the beginning of the nine- teenth century there wee n chenge in the "who! the road"\in Englandtend curriegeefi were supposed to go to the left. In order to remain mindful 01 the new regulation driven were in the hnbit of repeating the following gue- tnin: “The rule ~of.the road in e predox â€"Enucrnolu. Pun- Dunn-u. iu of Superi madam of Public Schools.- Rules of the Road. 28.330 nun. anon «.aa mm: no.9" mm 7.101 CHI TG‘