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Nor can the driver; m. m whn crosses a boulevard assume that” " because trattie is clear on the left-I I“... to “I; hand side that it is also clear on the' aer.u (was. right. He cannot head into trait1rl si"t't't' I'; simply because he has complied with] u T the ordinance requiring him to stop.! rTsraiiTi= He must sce that his way is clear. i ; 4 in h-ilyl On Boulevards , _____”_z "As a general rule of law, it should! ..tyet'.t'Aetl he rernemhered that a moving vehicle', for i On Wednesday evening, May 30. IMemorial night, the first open air “lance of the your will be given on (ttte Mamiful concrete pavilion " v‘Sunset park. The dance is held un- "er the unpices of the Highland 1hrk Social club. who will continue [the npm air dancing every Saturday , night mmrm-ncing May 30. Herbert 'Atkinson and band will furnish the music. ECOUNTRYSIDE GOLF , CLUB OPENS MAY 12 r "The measure or test of conduct Gt m mentor of a motor vehicle at in boulevard intersection must neces- '; sarily be. "What would the ordinary [prudent man do under the same or 1 similar circumstances?" ‘ "Some motorists believe that after) J. w, Carnifix, aged seventy-two, a they have stopped at a boulevard they a resident of Him), ate sixty eggs ia' i may rely upon the right hand right ofl‘ fifteen minutes at the general store i way law. and if they are on the right, of l. L. Sandige in that towm jhand ff, “sum? the right of way. The sixty Qggs weighed eight I The right hand right of way law does pounds. "That last egg tasted as ._ not apply at Bolevards," declares good as the Hirst." said Carnifix , Mr. Hayes. The driver on the boulc- .. ' ' . . ' i . and I never felt better In my life. Inward, however. should not believe that. Onl I'm not so hun " Ihe is on a boulevard. He, too, is y cry. {obliged to use care. In conclusion} ' 9 Mr. Hayes says: I _ I At the Uniwnity Farm, Davis, Cum. Dr. J. T. Roll bu dew and tmprxtv-tt of a. Mb Though comparatively new among North Shore golf clubs, this public fee course is already widely known for its sporty fairways and velvety greens {and in the estimation of sea- soned golfers rates high "non; North Shore golf courses. One mile oat- side of Munchkin. Countryside is u quick run by Into or North Shore Line train from any North Shore MEMORIAL NIGHT DANCE TO BE AT SUNSET PARK ice futures for the convenience of guests from the North Shore towns and promise greens and fairways on the eighteen holes even better than last year. This year arrangements have been made for basses to meet all North Shore Line trains--- ing patrons direct to the club. Other conveniences being offered for the first time Ire the daily meals and refreshments served in the Country, side club house. Saturday, May 12 marked the formal opening of the season at the Countryside Golf club, Mundelein, m. 0513le announce several new serv- has the right of way over. standing‘ vehicles. and ckwuemiy a greater dettree of caution must be used by thel driver of the standing vehicle. t eceee5',3',',t.t= may: New Kind of w-Wlog Zion Park A number of new Toads will be [opened up this season, one of ttttttrt ( in Zion Park, on which $t,3000,000 is vlbeirttr spent in eight miles, a mile land a half of which is through tun- _ nels,,is now half way through. Even ‘in far away Alaska a road is being [cut into Mount McKinley National IPark, gradually opening up more at I the wild scenery of this far northern l, spot. t New Features l There will be new things to see this year. Probably the outstanding l feature will be the opening up of the northern rim of the Grand Canyon, {For scores of years the tourist has ’seen the Canyon only from the south . rim. It has been lecessible trom the (Arizona side only, but now it my fbe viewed from the north. On that {side the cliffs are a thousand feet Hiigher than on the south; the coun- itry is wilder; the timber heavier. ( This year for the tirst time, tour- : ists may cross the Canyon by riding ' mules down the rugged Kaibab trail, ‘across a, swinging bridge. and up on f the south side. New hotels are being established, transportation facilities are being in- creasul, and it is estimated that the number of National Park visitors will reach 3,000,00 this year. This will be good news to the automobile tourism, who mike up the great majority of the more than 2,000,000 Sightseer: who yearly visit the parks. Hom:D-.m.to12;ltosp.m.; Ttotrp.m. "Neeehtn-uoertead mmrmm. National puks will open two week! earlier than (hull this yen, been. of the madness of the past t5e.85605 and the absence of heavy - which would bar the parks from an. wording to a bulletin from the mur- ing bureau of the Chicago Motor club. This opening date was Announced Much 30, by the superintendent of Yellowstone Park and Assistant Di- rector of the Park Service, Horace M. Albright. At 72, Mart Eats 60 Eggs in Fiftee- Minutes TWO WEEKS SOONER. PLAN Decision Made Became of Mild- nesu of Winter and M cl Heavy Snows; Mow Club Report Says yhiiiiii iiiirLiriiiiiriir 7" own man IN 1923 ' Chas. F. Pattlock WindusMmh Character, Industry, Honesty, and $75 per month buys a Patt- lock 5- or 6-room house in Deer- field. Honest' materials but no unnecessary frills. Represent- ative always at location. Phone RittHand Park 1451 Highland NA an $100 Down Illinois Competent Surveyors Municipal Engineers T _ HOMES VACANT PROPERTY AND ACREAGE MILLEDGE D. BULLARD PHONE B. P. 690 Greenwood and Grand " Deeeaetd DR. MITCHELL 276-R