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Peter Harder, star portsider flinger for Deérfield, and Vasilius, pitcher for the St. Anthony‘s team of Wauâ€" kegan, engaged in a pitcher‘s duel Sunday afternoon at Deerfield, and when the final returns were recorded the Saints had chalked up a fine 1 to 0 victory over the Deerfield aggregaâ€" tion in 10 innings. It was a Triâ€" County league fray. Harder‘s slants had the Saints bafâ€" fled, while Vasilius was just as effecâ€" tive against the Deerfield crew. The former was nicked for five blows, while his teamâ€"mates were credited with seven. Kapter, Saints, center fielder, was the only player to pole out an extra base hit. The Saints put over the one run in the tenth inning, Dickshot cracked out a single, stole second, and scored on another single by Bastye. It was by far the outstanding battle of the Triâ€"County league this year, and showed the prowess of the St. Anâ€" thony boys. Lineups: St. Anthony (1) AB R H F 48 Deerfield Baseball Team Loses in Close Game to St. Anthony‘s JOnes, NS Kapter, ef Peters, 2b Dickshot, rf Rules, If Wysocky, 1b Bastys, 3b Bukantis, ¢ Smith, ef 0. Baker, 2b R. Baker, 3b Kress orf Segert, 1b A. Baker, If Lutz, ss Harder, p BliemehI, If Deerfield St. Anthonys Doubles â€"Kay Double plays W ysocky. Base on balls 148 Secretary of State, William J. Stratton‘s office during April, May and June, earned $3,879.85 in interâ€" est on moneys collected. This amount was paid into the State Trg.isury toâ€" day with an itemized statement showâ€" ing the amount of interest earned during the quarterly period on each account in each bank. ADJUDICATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Subscriber Executrix of the Estate of John J. Cleary Jr. deceased will nttend the Probate Court of Lake County, at a term thereof to be holdem at the Court House in . Waukegan, in said County. on the first Monday of Sepâ€" tember next, 1980, when and where all perâ€" on« having claims amminst said estate are notified and requested to present the same to Zarnings for 3 Months of State Secy‘s Office Struck out by } court for adjudication akesan by innings ~ _ pOROTHY HIGGS CLEARY Hl., July 10, 1930 20â€"22 Deerfield (0) Kapter laysâ€"J Harder 10; by Vasilâ€" off Harder 1; Vasilâ€" Jones 000 000 AB no0 000 0â€"O 000 000 1â€"1 to Peters to 36 R 0 0) 0 0 H 0 | DEFEAT DIVISION _ | â€"BENTON TOWNSHIP "Wilbur Glenn Voliva‘s attempt to separate Zion from the rest of Benâ€" ton township was defeated, 18 to 15, last Thursday by vote of the county board of supervisors after they had listened to a bitter fourâ€"hour debate. The defeat is the first that Voliva has suffered in many years of dealâ€" ing with the county board of superâ€" County visors. It was regarded as a severe blow to Voliva‘s power and prestige. Several hundred Zion residents jammed : into the supervisor‘s room vesterday and frequently interrupted speeches with applause and boos. Add Precinet Benton Township, which escaped being divided into two political disâ€" tricts yesterday, was granted a sevâ€" erth voting precinet by unanimous | place vote pervisors. This is the second precinet added to Lake county in the last month, Shields Township, which â€" includes Lake Bluf and Lake Forest, having been given an eighth precinet in Tune. f The new precinet takes in the comâ€" munity of Beach, located between Waukegan and Zion. The . polling place will be located in the Beach school house and the judges of elecâ€" tion will be Joseph Darrow, Charles Stickney and Eleanor Bales. NOTICE OP LETTIN CONTRACT ASSESSMENT NO. 116 ‘ BOARD OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS oF THE eITY OF HIGHLAND PARK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that hid« . be reccived ed concrote cutter a»nd Trylor Ave County of Said bids â€"wilt be received by the Board of Loc«! Imnrovement« at it« office in the City Hall. Hichland Park. Illinois, until 7:15 p.m. on the 4th day of August, 1920. at which time and place they will be publicly opened and whole Local The contractor will be prid in bonds, which honds will draw interest at the rate of six (8) ner cent ner annum. The successful bidder for the construction of said imnrovement will be required to enter into bond in a sum eaum! to oneâ€"third of the amount of his or their bid with sureties :to he anproved by the President of the Roard of Lceal Imnrovements when enterine into the contract for the construction of said improveâ€" ment All promesal« or bids must be accompanied by a certified check prmy=ble to the President of the Reard of Loca! Imorovements of the City of iwhland Park for the sum of not le«s than ten (10) per cent of the agsresate of the nroponal. Sald nroposal must be delivered .to the Presâ€" ident No pronosal or hid will be considered unless accompanied by check herein provided. The Board of Local: Improvements reserves the right to rejeet â€"any or all bids if they deem it best for the nubMe ennd. _ _ _ __ ‘The «necifiention » of the Lake County board of suâ€" ty Board Votes Against Voliva‘s Plan to Make Zion Town Unit of the Board of Loca! seasion of said Board fixed herein. for the «necifieations and blank nroposal« wil! nished at the office of the Roard of Improvements in the City, Hall of said HERERY GIVEN that hid« will for the construction of a reinfore: pavement with combined curb and other necessary imnrovements in me. in the City of Wichland Park, Lake and State of Tlinois, ax m cordance with the ordinance thereâ€" R?ard"a( Loeal Imnrovements l of the City of Highland Park RENJAMIN F. LEWIS, WM._J. _ BROWN, LYLE GOURLEY, J. H. ZIMMER ered to the Presâ€" Improvements in at the time and opening of the T HE PRESS } Sectional Air Derbies to Inaugurate National | _‘ Air Races August 23 Washington, D. C. will be the starting point of the Eastern Womâ€" en‘s Air Derby, which will inaugurate the National Air Races, to be held on the Curtissâ€"Wrightâ€"Reynolds airâ€" port at Chicago from August 23 to September 1, it was announced today jointly by Major R. W. Schroeder, contest director and Major Luke Chrilgpher, secretary of the contest committee of the National Aeronautic association.. Entries are limited to planes of 500 cubic inch piston disâ€" placement. From the National Capâ€" itol the girl flyers will wing southâ€" ward to Atlanta, thence westward skirting the Gulf of Mexico and northâ€" ward up the Mississippi River Valley. Seatte, Washington, was named as the starting point for the Men‘s Western Derby, and Miami, â€"Florida for the Eastern derby. Entries are limited to planes of 800 cubic inch piston displacement. "El Paso, Texas will be the takeâ€"off point from the Southwest for men flying planes of 500 cubic inch piston displacement, while Easterners flyâ€" ing planes in the same class will leave either from Hartford, Connecticut, or Boston, Massachusetts. Los Angeles will be the starting point of the Nonâ€"stop derby, which will offer prizes totaling $12,000.00. There are no limitations of power for that. event. The Women‘s Western derby for planes of 800 cubjc inch piston disâ€" placement is farthest advanced in plans of any of the derbies. It will take off from Long Beach, California, Control points have been designated at San Diego, Phoenix, Tucson, Dougâ€" las, El Paso, Roswell, Lubbock, Amarâ€" illo, Wichita Kansas City St. Joseph, Des Moines, Madison, Elgin. Final control points for derbies will be established at airports a short distance from â€" Curtissâ€"Wrightâ€"Reyâ€" nolds field. Elgin and Aurora alâ€" ready have been designated as such control points for the crossâ€"ocuntry races and othernearby cities may be selected later. ‘The reason for, this is to permit the races to finish in their proper order. <Hitherto the derby finishers have been strung out over a long period of time, and stragâ€" gled in hapâ€"hazard to the confusion of spectators. This year they will all cross the final finish line within the space of a few minutes in the order of their standing for the race. Viceâ€"President Curtis Visitor Here Saturday Vice. President Charles E. Curtis visited the Lake county home of Alâ€" bert Lasker at Mill Road farm, in Lake Forest Saturday and attendéd the feature race at Arlington race track in the afternoon, to watch Galâ€" lant Fox, winner of the Derby and the Belmont stakes, win another great race. The visit, according to Mr. Lasker, is a purely social one. The vice president, a keen racing fan, arrived at the Grand Central station in Chiâ€" cago at 10 o‘cock Saturday morning. Sturdy Antique Oak Dining Set Refectory Top Table and 6 Chairs .$130.00 Beautifully carved Buffet and Cabinet to match : Cabinet $75.00 Buffet $80.00 . . . AND JOCK SAID TO AL ON THE THIRTY â€" SEVENTH GREEN ... "Weel onyway Al, auld boy, my prize money will gang twa tames as far noo tha‘ Fraley hae a store in Heiland Park." â€" George W. Fraley & Co. Also many other interâ€" esting bargains in livâ€" ing, &ining and bedâ€" room, complete sets or odd pieces. (In the nesly painted house just east of Alcyon theatre buidling) AND DO NOT FORGET when you buy at Open evenings (except Wed.) till 9 p. m. _OUR SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK 355 Central Avenue You are buying at Wholesale _ Prices FRALEY‘S Phone 2627 Thursday, July 17, 1930