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ri;m*rt-«Xl»!WJ5<!TWW3'*»*"M««jM IMmMrmtamui |g|Ua<k, Story HotirobbAO«tln«^ub. 1 If *w ■ ■:'&'*: >M1 fey aunt of and financial aid in the move- , Brent ^whlet we^po will ultimately |?*!T>;v' fin tWtaiette a ^otmunity t hottie I>' egual in character and efluipmeht to those already established with such «?•** success by neighboring suburban ^ towns. We fcelieve it beat that It should be non-sectarian, non-political, and, if possible, free to every person $v? It in taUi^*U*|p to cently turned ,:<0$^^^-jW?r jptti£: ;-5bidWV :"|ifi^:....... •et to the fear. ,#- nro>^*wi^ ^8*^tHtC^MiNTWALK Mi/*?!' Ill oft community. If sufficient funds mitt. m "i§#<l can be raised, we believe it adviaabla •>;-' to begin the work at the vacant school f;^i bulldingvand lot located at Kline street f^vv^aiid'C3enti*r avenue. ' We can' during |! / Stlif flrsj year there prove out the prin- {^;-:; V:dp^nee4s of our boys and girls, un- der the study and superintendence of a young, college-trained gymnast and educator. It should be the best paying invest- ment our townspeople can possibly make in developing our youth along the lines of morality, healthfulness, co-operation, loyalty, fairness and good* fellowship, which will make for great- est business and social success. It will also provide a rest-place for the1 older people, who will find greatest en- tertainment In watching the children at their happiest Will you. kindly signify on enclosed eard to what extent you will gener- ously pledge yourself to establish this movement? Signed 1Or the boys and girls of Wilmette, Mrs. C P. VanSchaack, Mrs. T. O. Thompson, Ralph H. Rice, Morton L. Paterson, H. W. Miller,7 •Mrs. Geo* L. Martin, Mrs. C. R. Latham/ R. W. Jordan, John W. Iliff. J. H. Harper, Louis Bruch, ; Organisation Committee. Address Harry Wi Miller, treasurer, . 735 Ninth street. i-v&jZ- . 'J. Era"/, r^*» tf'Ci': "';•% ^■Jr' ,9f>AftK8 MADE 8PARK8. Sparks, supposedly from the plant of the Northwestern Gas Light 4 Coke company, set fire to the home of C. A, Bird in Bvanston, Sat- urday noon. The blase was quickly estingalshed, the damage being placed *t $5. -\.-h,<v .- While trimming trees on the cam- pus of Northwestern university Mon- day afternoon Howard Osborn, -one of the stars of j the Northwestern^ track team, fell from his lofty position and struck the cement sidewalk, thirty feet below. • '. '^v '■ He was rendered unconscious by the fall. Other students, who were work- ing with him, rushed to his assistance. The police ambulance was called and Dr. C. T. Roome hastened to his side. The injured boy was rushed to the Evaneton hospital, where an examina- tion was made. It was learned he had two ribs broken, a severe contusion of the back, a fracture of the left arm and possible internal, injuries. Was Unconscious. It was several hours before he re- gained consciousness. His condition is reported as favorable, but he is far from out of danger. ^ Osborn is a sophomore in the uni- versity and bails from Coldwater, Mich., he attended school at Kalama- zoo, Mich., where he was captain of the high school track team. Daring his ■senior year he broke the Mich- igan state record for the half-mile run. Many universities attempted to se- cure him. He finally decided upon Northwestern. Since entering the lo- cal school he bas won many honors on the cinder path. At the Olympic try-1 outs on Northwestern field he finished third in the quarter-mile run, just a few feet behind the famous Ira Daven- port ■■■'*■• - During the summer Osborn, who Is but twenty years old, has been work- ing on the campus in an attempt to earn enough money to put himself through school. park bdsrd may tako over road as tor norlh as the S)fM|* However, it ffiist ^WEmtMffi-. tto*nisl#\>^^ ?'1^# necessity for so|^ r^ %i| provement of the road is shown by the situation; in Bvanstoni, In one place in Bvanston, Sheridan road is ., mil"., ii' II. w\y.\.. : ;r / :„V ' i' "r.Q'i?r.'ctf-""**"" Ten Years Typawfttirlil DOQ8 AGAIN. R. C. Greer of Bvanston has noti- fied the police that the dogs in his neighborhood, take pains to annoy his valuable Angora cat every time it leaves the house for its daily constitutional The police are now watching the dogs. CV0LI8TS FINED. Phillip Vincent was arrest *1 last »*•- @?^w1sik;-^«ilr,Bo was found riding bin. m&-" ^^^m^^^^^^^- Vineont wag ' fined fl and costs by Police: JMkgt* Every opfcatin^sftvice inbuilt where it 8b%ildy--under the op- eraJ^V nanwifro don't have to resSh/ll overtte nychine. Eve> the i^l^aoe ancljErriapfo release lever is Iperate^r without taking bjuidsfToJb correct keyboard position L C. SMITH 4 BROS. TYPEWRITER Better Work and more of it, greater effioiency through and through, the. I4.0. Smith & Bros. Typewriter is ton years in the lead. The writing ma- chine that's ten rears Sbeailw the writing machine for you. Send forl . ■: fb«Boi4raMieasT|fcJ^f':^ L. C. SMITH WROS. TYPEWRITER CO. Ill Nilt Ws>l< *ti Cslixi. i| , I 'mm ■IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII wmmm