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The Inter Ocean from Chicago, Illinois • Page 12

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The Inter Oceani
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Chicago, Illinois
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12
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corporation lawyer and special counsel for the Illinois Trust and Savings bank. It Is also believed that John P. Wilson, one of the inaini corporaiitn ig nnanciat attorneys iti I cry counsel. te CB4rol Tmmd. The care with which Higinbotham and his associates are preparing to meet the suit Instituted by the beneficiaries of the fund Is a plain indication of their intention to retain their control oyer the fund without regard to expense or effort.

The committee's determination to prevent the widows and orphans from obtaining an Induction against them which will prevent the Investment of the fund and bring about the appointment of a trustee wbo will make a cash division of the money ta contrary to the ideas and wishes of all concerned In the controversy except themselves. The widows called upon them In a body, made a pathetic appeal to them for a cash division of the money and objected strenuously to the -scheme of Investing" the money In the bonds of their own companies, but Higin botham and hla associates on the committee refused to grant the appeal. Coatrlbatora Ca4aaBv Cwassstttec. targe contributors to the fund have in snmerous iaterviewa condemned the action of the committee in refusing to give the money to the beneficiaries and have supported fhA t-ldovl mnA nrnhim in inuir inMili "for the outright division. It is the Intention of Mr.

Higinbotham and fels associates to defray th. expenses of their -money deducted from the fund. When the case waa given a preliminary bearing before Judge Cooper laat Monday-Attorney declared In court that he would not accept any payment for. his services with, -money deducted from the fund. B.

K. Sunny. one" of the members of the committee and strongest supporter of the Higinbotham plan of holding the money in "trust. said that the lawyers will be paid from the fund. It not Known me oiner attorneys retained 4-fev lb eommltt will t.ka tit.

1 1 tads aa that assumed by Attorney Hutchiss. A VI Vl.t.. "Higinbotham and his associates intend to light ws aad light us as hard as they can." declared Attorney Btaaskory. who, with At- torneys John J. Co burn.

Frederick Bent ley aad J. P. Barnum, advisory counsel rep-. resents the widows and ornbaaa. "The committee Intends to do everything to defeat us.

bat I do not believe that they erlll succeed. They have array of the I most wxpenslve legal talent in Chicago, but they eaanot win their ease en the reputation aad ability of the lawyers aiose. Their caae moat have merit to win. and. I da not believe it VOLIVA LOSES IN RECOUNT' Cmm-rmmm Shaqra Defeat ef All Ta Oavet TkeMratlt Caaataata.

mw kvcvv iiuyiun sprang re centir Lake county politics was handed ZJoa City today when the election commis sion announced that upon a recount and can raae of the votea cast at the city election. It la shown that Vnllwa'a (K.a... tt. wli headed by W. Hurd Clendennln for mavor.

bad been defeated for every office with the exception of mayor. Vollva la expected to con test tne election, charging fraud. The board 9rT llAlllnil ljUlb.il Asmm I k. avww w. VUG DM UUft VI 'Wauaegan tbia morning, determined to solve If possible the mystery of missing ballots and also to refute all charges of fraud which had mm mi me ucaaa 01 election juares ..11 mij luuuwrr ox voiiva.

CiRSOrTPlRIE MEN'S VENTILATED LOW SHOES SC.00 A iopular. model from our strong- ventilated line of shoes, made of tan calf and black calf particular attention is called to the stylish and practical appear ance of these shoes -venti lated shoes and low shoes are made from the most materials and will withstand "hard wear! and shape. -i "No othep tires im tflie world are made like A fltESlreiim UWTEI) STATES TIKES axe made under conditions that are really unique in the history of motor tire malting. Five immense factories; modern laboratories in charge of men freely recognised as among the foremost rubber ex-. perts in the world; The moet up-to-date equipment known to the rubber industry; A system of manufacturing by which atrongest individual points of four of the; country's leading makes of motor tires have been incorporated IN ALL.

OF THE FOUR BRANDS; And an aggregate manufacturing -ex perience tna is not approacbed by any other rubber goods i -These are some of the EXTRA- FAVORABLE conditions -under which UNITED STATES TIRES are made conditions which flnslr fVi i it America PREDOMINANT AMUSEMENTS. CHICAGO otra u7 I TONIGHT aaaMMBBl. tnf. M. BSITES Mm Tirct" Bur any owe of thee brands.

THE GIRL IV DREAr-lS With Joha Byama and LIla Uclatrra. toys free) to the kiddies' Vat the matutee ORCHESTRA CIIU ff ftnil PVS. HALL OUI1. At 3 (iUi1.8:1B I UUftlt WESSllS A T0ECH.I areata CHCUHS'S FAMSUS SHEFFIELD CHOIR 200 VOICES SIN'S SOLOISTS coaduetors: Dr. Bwirr COwaj-d.

Sir Kdward Elcar. Fid'k Stock 182 TIMES TONITTS I OLYMPIC MATIKEE TOMORROW geo. u. con eEATEST SUCCESS UUALLinCFORllJ GIRL LOVE LA SALLE lit fitr TOXICHT MIRTH. Mi LODr lip Ik TO AMUSEMENTS.

I I Oil MATIMTCI TOMOttttOW ade COOTINEOTAL''-uVr-S always beeri true, in'manuf acttiring that the xnori experience and5 the1 more tad vice you could bring to bear on the. designing and soaking "6t'an 'article; the better the article 1 And other unprejudiced buyer wbuJd PREFER the article produced under-the most FAVORABLE CONDITIONS and by the MOST EXPERT manufacturers especially so if. the article is an expensive one. 1H- MAGGIE PEPPER 6rsat Oepvtnisnt Slors tJomedj1 C1.00 MAT." AT. too SEATS -AT as.

STUDEOAKER WILTON LAGIIAYE, IN Thus the man who is wearing out tires and paying tire bills can -understand why UNITED STATES TIRES are used by at least C0 more motorists than any other brands. The users of these four UNITED STATES TIRES- Hartford and Morgan Wright have in reality- UIS- TINCT ADVANTAGE in tire wear, and therefore in tire '-cost, over the users of tires made un- der conditions obviously not as -favorable to the making of SERVICEABLE i i Yet this advantage to the mo- -toristr-this POSITIVE GAIN in r-using tires built as only UNITED STATES TIRES are, involves No Great ezr i Cost Than ia Uilng i- -Othcrirearr Nobby Tread, and three styles of fastening the widest range of selection i isteninv the widest ranfe of selection DYBOTHE BREAKAGE OR EVAPORATION There are seven different treads, including the fame us offered bV anv tire manufacturer ia the world. United States Tire Company. New Yoirk r'-. Branches, Agencies or Dealers Everywhere" Chicago Distribatorst intinentaj Uepot, It Depot.

iv se 1412 Michigan Boulevard Morgan' St Wright i J7 Michigan Boulevard 1 Of AS l7R AS "-5? the Viumuu a a auaa Kklpld. v. BASEBAIX TODAY. SM BERNARD HI CAUI PROU UILWAUKCC THE PLBASVIUB IS aiXJKICIFAi. ACTINO AMUSEMENTS.

twgictamrr ctasta snrr sokbst mcrrr RirJGMHGBROS. GREATEST 8H3017S LIST DAYS tVe GREATEST CIRCUS CHICAGO HAS EVER SEEN leierveS Seals SSc. SLSS mm tl.ta. nam SeM. SX.SSL at LyM Bcahr's aaS Mima.

CHtS. CXEEST EVEO ISTERS and LAURITTE TAYLOR. LYRIC "ABSORBINQ- THE POWERS' At 8:20. Mat Sat 2:18. w'11, waUaMta4.

ir r-PTMibl. rW-aw aarf tai. 4diciaaa eaa EVERY EVE. ScXa. EXCEPT SUNOAVS.

MATINCr TOMORROW: FOX PRINCESS 51 "UNIQUB" 'A SUCCESS" MAT. TOMORROW Saats. SOe A St GEO. REMITTANCE FAWcr-n ham WEIX WORTH Mr. rwuwtt ta Record-Herald.

EiTmtiyq.it St it you iHIlY, FiIARY Raal eoncdjr. clasar music and a taxlcab rhnm MATINEE KM. A IV Eu M. WHITE SOX vs. DETROIT 11 ATI 11 All GAVB CALLED ATS P.

M. LADIES' DAT. Wl II Is I In Parker Brilliant. WItrrComaaL lYTS A fir i CARRICK WATWEE atttce Jfeat Waaac S.ata K47 iiAYr.7AnitET it Vii: ciyd 2.n3 A At KBrvAkAU SViniAOf 5fe AMUSEMENTS. Mai.

S'lSISva-lif-lftiri MUSIC SSa, 60.al6(;...'iJ.J HALL Our Maaimath PHHC Tas Big Th. O.ae. Santati.a th. Era LAFIJ S00THBLACK 4-J0E OEMIMfi CO. MARTINETTI A SYLVESTER SCNE0A-H0WARS-L0JA TROUPE CHAS.GRAPEVirieHA2oNs PLACIISTOrjE tTatre Hubtrd Pjk Brt.

Mich. Blvd. and Waba.h Ari LILLIAN RUSSELL THE FIRST NIGHT JaT COLUr.lCIA srarjr-, I DIG CntETV GUQ IV 3 AMUSEMENTS. TUE'IXXEB FRIDAY 7.IORXINC, 'APHIl 21, ioTif. MANDEL BROTHERS fpecializc on itW rock for today 'and tomorrow FIGHPFIRE WIDOWS A.

Harlow N. Higinbotham and Fel i V' low Financier-Philanthropist! De termined to Keep "in Trust' Stock Yards Fund and Invest It P. WILSON, ANOTHER CORPORATION LAWYER, MAY AID 12 11 Families of Hero Firemen Will Have Hearing Before judge Cooper Next Thursday in Contest for Division" of Money. Dtermnd to defeat the widows and phana of the Iremea who were killed la the stock yards fire lit their suit for a casta dlrl- sion of the $211,000 benefit fund, the self-ap- pointed "cltlsena" committee, of which Harlow N. Higinbotham la chairman, yes-terday engaged former Judge John Barton Payne, one of Chicago's foremost corpora tion lawyers, as additional counsel for their defense against the widows' injunction proceedings which, will begin before Judge Wil liam re am more cooper next Thursday.

Aa the case now stands Higinbotham and his associates will be represented at the hearing by Judge Payne and James Hutehlna. I i HOTELS AfiD ftES0RTS Children and misses cos turners mm HOTELS AND RESORTS. COLONIAL TALK OF EVERY NOOK CORNER" iviDoiv LAST WEEK. ET'Jl tV TtaCrmfas Staj ia Klroloito KttolMt Uonka. Morton atoer.

Cmlth At Rul. 81.1m. rrlaaa l-JW- Tt M.iviiijB a- Hinrfoa, aura. ll. Trio, Wayara.

lak SM0 Caaual Girls'1 $10 coats for $5 and other bargains -After Easter dispersal--i- and 4 i "savings coats msnnish mixtures, with a good quality mohair lining; velvet collars'; box "and --semittedbackfj the Values range1 front 7.50 to S10; the price: $5. Second fvr, Wabmth misses wa Z.pU fr 85 mninr 22.50 to S25 i tailored suits will be JUVJ tailored suits nriced at A models in plain color serges, i was never a better collection of. a ana eray rvvcras and striped i or checked mate rialsJ. workmanship shows the handicraft of experts; Jvalu'es X. $25 to $20.

48 misses $20 to 22.5 -I r.50 novelty coats quoted at i Handsoi and- gray mixtnres; cut in the4 ern'pire'; model "lone-button 'effect satin lining as ar; as; the waist strictly" highlass to every particularly regular $20 "to -220. values, at 17.50. ful styles garments junior 17.50 lit' on 7 conserva- tive )-et smart lines colorecf trimmings straight panel, skirts 22i50 i to $25 qualities, at 1750. 115 to 1 20 saHotvcollar 'A selection that will prove unusually- gratifying, Coats are in serge full satin lined with sailor collar of plain and striped silk were popular at 17.50 to $20; choice of the lot at 13.75. HOTELS AND RESORTS.

Is the, i most 5pidaEfrcsta ran tf in' because bf its beautiful decc rations, excellent menu, service and 'genial atmosphere. There is good music and the soft and unusual lighting effects make it a most unique and delightful "place to eat Blue Fountain Room is one of the notable restaurants of America' and has no rival in Chicago. I i Chicago's Finest Hotel George H. Cazley Mgr. LstSaOe si Msuson Sc i in i ryf 1 1 a AMUSEMENTS.

.50 .75 SoK" HE.NRT B. HARRIS PrcatnU THE TRAVELING SALESMAN hizx rn 7T Jm. K. Howard Nbl. Ct: MJakl la Tom Lwi.

M.tf Mhi licCaaa Mat. LUlC AND- Kaeena CRouxk. Sat, aa nnilVtrM Harry UMtajptr PQLITiOS ggg'oSa I -WHERE TO DIHE 1 i GUiJTIIEPS CAHDY 221 STATE ST. if.

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Pages Available:
209,258
Years Available:
1872-1914