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m the Wauâ€" school. At of the town p and manâ€" ious of preâ€" ate looking amages KS > =â€"~â€"â€"â€" ! Â¥ OFFICE * ~=â€" { E. I will work irt jury in t be given pany last blame for 1921. the inferâ€" , a former ied at the e t!'ied to record by her death. ons in our re out of Attorney tal shipâ€" that the in death won‘t be held up on that account. Mayâ€" Haul Coal Major Rufus W. Putnam, director missifon, says huge power plants of the Chicago metropolitan district ~already have begun studying now to take advantage of the new water route to bring great quantities of « coal from ‘downstate fields. â€"â€"Putnam estimates some three milâ€" ILLINOIS WATERWAY \{;‘;";(f≥gi:‘s‘i‘:\st Loui NEARING COMPLETION| ;. ... $E Do .w and foundry work, are other comâ€"]turing and coating; modities expected to contribute|and Belgian steel. â€"~â€" bulk to upstream traffic. _: e :/ Mmrmzemeciommcra~ Assurance that a centuryâ€"old dream of industrialists will become a réality this year has set giant inâ€" dustries of the Chicago area to work revising their shipping schedules, says an Associated . Press re;_;ort. Army engineers building the 60â€" mile Illinois Waterwayâ€"connecting Lake Michigan with the Iilinois river and making a water freight route from lakesâ€"toâ€"gulfâ€"say their job will be finished by October 15. ~State engineers whoâ€"must build or remodel: bridges over the waterâ€" & Sulphur from Texas, used in great quantities by an East Chicago, Ind., a natural watershed and reversing a river‘s flow, will go great masses of structural steel and cast iron pipe y En ineers in Charge of dumet Eepect to Finkgh _ mmmmmm | ‘| _ Primaries April 12, 1932 ‘ PRIMARIES APRIL 12th § F JUDGE Horner pledges drastic reduction of taxes; a substantial cut in state expenâ€" efficiency, by eliminating useless state bureaus and departments and by getting an honest day‘s work from every state United States Senator Attorneyâ€"General WILLIAM H. DIETERICH _ OTTO KERNER _ â€" Lieutenantâ€"Governor Supreme Court THOMAS F. DONOVAN * %.Al F. BLOC;‘I Secretary of State o EDWARD J. HUGHES :..,,,..""""“.."..,." t Auditor of Public Accounts _ WALTER NESBIT > EDW ARD J. BARRETT /‘ Representative in â€"â€"for GOVERNOR and silica sand from Support this winning.combination. JOHN C. MARTIN â€" MARTIN A. BRENNAN will beâ€"comâ€" SsTATE CANDIDATES It will give Gary a 400â€"mile adâ€" w P vantage over Pittsburgh in shipping steel to the southwest, Putnam says. Pittsburgh heretofore has â€"had â€"the |}|â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" advantage of a direct water route, down the Ohio river. * Possibility of utilizing the route for shipment of grain from Kansas City also has been discussed, Putâ€" nam said, since the project has given definite promise of early completion. "Undoubtedly the waterway will take much bulky traffic from the railroads," Mayor Putnam said, "but it is very conceivable that the deâ€" creased cost of assembling raw maâ€" terials in this great manufacturing area, which the waterway will. afâ€" ford, will stimulate industry genâ€" erally enough to compensate the railroads." i closer=to Pacific coast markets, and bring coast raw . materials much closer to us. Routing goods via New Orleans, even with the cost of transfer to oceanâ€"going vessels there, will be cheaper than transâ€" continental rail rates." & ~â€"â€"â€" Draft of Ten Feet _: The waterway will have a miniâ€" mum .channel :width of 200 feet at bottom. _ It will accommodate fleets of 2,000â€"ton capacity barges. 8 Putnam added, because they may be carried to the midwest before transâ€" fer to rail carriers. Such commodiâ€" years, passed away at the home last week as the result of an attack of pneumonia of a few days‘ duration, ies include Swedish 46 d, 41, Li an cem ille North Chicago, Illinois ‘"‘Abolish the SPONGE SQUADS and SAVE the School FUND!""â€" es ag CHARLES E. MASON ~STATES ATTORNEY |â€"=â€" FOR A McKinney Steel and Sales Company 1710 Sheridan Road The Racketeers and Gangsters are IN Lake County in GREATER NUMBERS than ever before! Because of entangling ALLIANCES with certain law. enforcement OFFICIALS. Let us send a man today to measure and estimate. Republican Candidate for Formerly Assistant States Attorney, Judge of Police Court of Waukegan, Probation Officer in the Circuit Court. Phone NC 477