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Official Sesqui--Contennial Band © | Plays Varied Programs for Crowds new sensation broke at the Re-- rally held at the state fair ¥a 3P ~ epd txm;hon are _--__ Mentenant Joseph Kiefer and his _ _ Kéentenant Kiefer's band is > rfludfiom _ But those who--claim to know the ituation say 'the only understanding has made is all in favor of "' 'for Governor with Smail's ipport. -- surprisiing as that may PAGE STX '. * -- bm Th who claim to know some-- ig of the maneuvers for 1928 now mg on explain the situation like 8 ~Emmerson and Oglesby have in intimating for some time that y i to be candidates for gov-- fHinish. Gov. has been re-- ipringfield Thursday overshadow-- even the hotly contested senator-- ut a Small Oclesby deal seems st impossible," some of the boys hot losing sight of the fact that is ha: furnished more than one 1--Oglest t for the guber-- iss sns E at 2 en Lundin--Thompson machine icago, was a memorable battle. e months after Small's election aby refused to visit the cavnitol ling. Some say he has never been he state house since he stenved as Hentenant governor in Janu-- 1921. But while Oglesby may not t forgotten he has at least for-- m to the extent of talking over # or less essential matters when s Small. They met today. } BDeal Was Other Way. mmors have been current for ) i::_ _an understanding and _ Oglesby is a candidate to help 'beiit Emmerson or any other ow that develops. Even some ies without ~creating many s of actual surprise. When word M out, however that Gov. Small ds to be a candidate for a third right up to the last minute and then withdraw in favor of Og-- than any other kind of band. That Lieutenant Joseph Kiefer _--Is Leader of Police to some o of the " Amall--Ogleoby ar-- 1e Libertyville people spend so > get all their money that they | have time to make any of their ; and make good terms for with-- | than have those ambitions ared for him by the voters. e terms are understood to in-- the proposal that his son--in-- I as--a sure starter for a third but realizes the bitter fight uld have to go through. He it set political minds spining gubernatorial aspirations of ty of State Louis L, Emmer-- lhnltu-t.cov. John G. ' developed into definite can-- ALL TO QUIT FOR OCLESBY? "'f-&&)m.bemade y of state a powerful office breuit. Bandmaster <Toseph Kiefer® and t Tadetohirz Potlice Band. ofo- & ho Factadelpltcs, SnceWs lone-- Music Makers amother his own am-- ly _ Walter P. Chrysler, in a statement | _ooney 444; Livingston county, 440 Mfwbmmlw county, 360; Macon county Mon'hthlvobonm"th"m of <~the ~Sangamon deficiencies in the small car field," |county team were H. V. McDoniel, deciares unreservedly that better |ang milis Schultz, Mechanicsburg, American type cars are necessary if|ang G, P. Lester, Buffalo Lake this field. "Roomier, more comfort-- |Lake county was represented by L. able, smoother cars of longer life,|D, Clarke, Waukegan; Art Rosen-- with less vibration, are of paramount ! felt, Antioch, and A. C. Ree, Liberty-- importance," he continues. ville. ; ohe ' tement, in part, Is: Lake county placed second in fls Sta al pistol shoot, trailing Crawford coun-- «*The American public has always ty by ten points. The scores were: the small car field, bat today is |Crawford county, 415; Lake county, the small car field, but today is tv. MLO} j * hentnl 405; Whiteside county, 330, and obviomlyanddefldodlyduunl{.hd Livingston county, 321. with what it receives for that price. By..eonolZ'S.J."J.F'redcricks "I believe it has been demonstrated | of Eronhetstown lead his nearest OP-- conclusively that the American PS |ponent, G. M. Bax, Lake Forést bY ple --are not interested in the S9-- | foor points in the Shot gun contest ealled 'bug,' or "h"t someone h"', The other scores follow: R. V. Rollo, erroneously termed 'European tyP®' | whiteside county, J. D. McCullough, car. Several manufacturers have'Oblong, 17; R. B. McKittrick, Pon-- endeavored. each time unsuccessful-- | tiac, 13; Art Rosenfelt, Antioch, 12; ly, to capitalize on a tendency on the | William Hale, Dwright, 8, and Ear) part of the public to flock to any-- | Odell Oblong, 3. thing which carries a tang of novel-- 'Whibgtesireierrmnramenigrrnntiieren anrendrnogees ty, even if that novelty is unequal Somée 3 to what we already have. mw.'dfl:n"h?&hhm:'l:'?n alled European car, everyone knows, |ip, gun through a fence. -- sacrifices the far greater virtues of NWfltivemmiinysnrceve onermmeriarnniniioregrenye smoothness, power, hill climbing | 'The road to destruction is so wide ability, durability, riding comfort &ntmborlq:dnnmhd and even appearance to achieve that |room to travel on CHRYSLER HAS |county was trailed closely by Lake "What this organization feels the public wants in a small car is not a cheaper, smaller automobile than it now has, but a bigger, better, RPommier, easier riding and longer lived car for the same money it has been paying. Modern space engine-- ering and better chassis engineering can give the public that car. LAKE COUNTY IS : HIGH IN SHCOT SPRINGFIELD, II1. Aug. 30 (Uni-- ted _ Press)--Sangamon _ county guardsmen, recently organized as part of a state--wide organization waging war against bank robbers, took high honors against seven com-- petitors in the rifle shoot held at Camp Logan, Illinois, August 9 un-- der the direction of the TMlinois Bankers Association, it was annount-- and Proniy feaded thevim sf on ford county of four counties, and J. J. Fredericks, Pro-- }phctltm as winer of a gold med-- al in the thomn competition Tabul-- lafloa of the scores was cumpleted recently and representatives of the association here in commnection with the Illinois Shoriff's Association eonvention awarded the cups and market is only-- overwhelmingly proof of its superiority. "Motor car conditions abroad are entirely different from what they In the rifle shoot, Sangamon county was trailed closely by Lake "QOur kind of organization has bhnamdmtwb%' Lieutenant Kiefer declares. a are the people's own band and so, lar patroiman and to-- uthrmdthospk';dflm who now form his band. He the band's s rity is so great that, by J ving a *~--~ concerts, All we are able to cater to all FRANK VIEWS Kiefer Bag o ue national musical tendencies were getting better and better." mm-wm.u- hnhl'lmm'i& music. His choice of the better wih otten be heard in »Bomebodyy Lake county placed second in the pistol shoot, trailing Crawford coun-- ty by ten points. The scores were: Crawford county, 415; Lake county, 405; Whiteside eo::y. 8380, and Livingston county, By a score of 23, J. J. Fredericks of Prophetstown lead his nearest op-- ponent, G. M. Bax, Lake Forest by four points in the shot gun contest The other scores follow: R. V. Rollo, Whiteside county, J. D. McCullough, Oblong, 17; R. B. McKittrick, Pon-- tiac, 13; Art Rosenfelt, Antioch, 12; William Hale, Dwright, 8, and Ear) Odell Oblong, 3. oo 0 We t We d ce Phde 10 wak m ves 'f:_'-';y&xm m Ice cream makes a success of any func . _ tion -- luncheon, tea, dinner, or the even-- The Soda Shop Ice cream is easy to serve--just unwra thchnnkadplmetfewhome--umfi oookig-adnddaddnphu. - And Syyone likes Iecreate --cepecially if it is BromMrR's--our ice cream is smooth Ice cream delivered for parties packed in a freezer--ready at the exact moment you C 1926 A o4. 6 aph G2is §17 No. Milwaukee Avenut R. A. Arnold to D. --C. Renton, WD. Pt biks 1, 2, 7 and 8, Coon and Lindsay's addn. * R. W. Levy and husband to G. to W. Weber, WD. Pt lot 24, Glen ~J. Brozowski and wife to L. Palmer, WD. Pt se¢ 83, Benton. C. F. Fitzgibbons and wife et al Flora Heights subdn. L. E. Hayden and wife to M. H. Burris, WD. Pt see 21, Shields. A. E. Philyaw and wife to C. E. Robinson, WD. Pt bliks 1, 2, 8, 4 and 5 in Webb and Jensen's North Side addn. s E. Jackson and. wife to Julia «AUG.-- 28, 1926 s E. Westphal to W. S. Murray et al, WD. Pt sec: 86, Deerfield. operating would just furnish the amount of nitrogen neaded by Me-- Lean and Champaign counties in a single season were those whole coun-- ties to be put into corn, and tha yjeld to be 65 tushels per acre." _ Dr. Bauer stated that if Mclean or Champaign counties were planted with sweet clover, properly inoculat-- ed, either one would take approxi-- miately as much nitrogen from the Easton, IIlL--All of the nitrogen enough for only two Illinois coun-- ties, Dr. F. C. Bauer, soil expert of the University of Hlinois, told the Mason County Farmers' Institute in session here recently. $ plants, supplidd with ~tremendous power," he said, "yet ibts eapacity is only 50,000 tons wf nitrogen a year, and that is produced at considerable Lyon & Healy hfll-bdl!ae i Lake County Title an Trust Company 220 Washington St., WAUKECAN "The entire product of the Muscle We have a selection of fine used Steinway upright pianos. Write for particulars Real Estate Transfers STEINWAY > Wabash at Jackson Abstracts of Titles $185 up 49 ied RF L032 300 5t E. M. Lange. to J. P. Ewald wife, QCJ\ Pt ree 27, Avon. T. A. Lange and wife et al, . P. Ewald and wf, QCD. Pt se Man~»» and wife WD. Pt lots 11, 12, 18 --and 14. B'k 81 8. 4ighland Park. E. & Barror and wife to A. Ol-- son. WYD, Pt Sec 2%, Avon. ° E. A. Barron and wife to J. H. Rengelavh and wife, WD,. Pt see D. & Collins to E. A. Rarron and wife, WD, Pt Sec 23. Avon. E. 4. Farron and wife to A. Ol-- son. YD Pt See 28, Avon. « R. 'I. Edwards and wife to L. Mel-- ius, WD. Pt Lot 40 Washington A. Heir and wife to R. D. Swain and wife. QCD, Pt see 20, Waukegan A. Thauland and wife to G. Jahn-- son, NC Pt Sees 33 and 84, Antionch A. . Beaubier and wife to R. D. Swain and wife, WD, Pt See 20 Waukegan. % Slope Schroeder, WD, Pt Sec 18, Cuba. C T T Co to L. I. Synwolt, Deed, Pt See 14, Grant. . m Lake Co National Bk, to M. Ur-- banus, WD, Pt Se¢s 28 and 88, Wau-- H. D. Hill and wife to H. Schweit-- zer and wife. WD, Pt see 81, Twp 43 N., R. 1%. J. M Martin and wife to M. C. Deck:r and wife. QCD, Pt Lot 117 wife, WD, Pt See 24, Warren. H. P. Darjielson and wife to E. 8. Tascher and wife, WD, Pt Sec 18, Grant. + J. J. O'Connor and wife to M. R. Spikins, QCD, Pt See 27, Antioch. L J McClure and wife to S J. Hook and wife. WD, Pt Sec 28, War-- R. Iuke and E. Luke et al to E. Holt and wife. QCD Pt See 29, Wau-- Decke's Gage# Lake Subdn. G. Meonshell to G Menshell and 8. fi'ifi%;:m wulit to F. Vesely, WD. F. Kelsey and wife to E. H. 8. FEgnih ks : < es %".Dl'eym subdn, sec llztnson and wife, WD. Lot 88, _ AUG. 24, 1926. A O Anknp in elsey Grove, sec 16, Cuba, -- ' J. Powilaitis and wife to D. C. ,,: 7;1) '*";d*""hbg"l%- O. E. Taylor and wife, et al to Schroeder, WD, Pt Sec 18, Cub®. . |Dreyers subdn, see 33, Wa N J. L. Krempel and wife, jt tens, C T T Co to L. I. Synwolt. Deed.| p : Imhar ara uir. ,"CifR"U|WD. Lot? 100 in Beachwood, sec E. H: Bluhm and wife to R. W. Bell and wife, WD, lot 157 Western ing, WD. Lots 34 and 85, blk 10, Dreyers subdn, see 83, Waukegan. P. G. Luber and wife to H. A. Potts and wife jet tens, WD. Lots 20, 21~--and 22, block 4, Lake Bluff. Smith <--and wife, WD. Lot 27 Kclq Grove, sec 18,'0an. 4L, H. Luby and wife, et al to C. A. Juhl and wife, jt tens. Lot tired._ A year's foot comfort guar-- anteed or money refunded. ut and raw spots. No more shoe tight-- sucice Ten." Froay" es sheifeg | t ipapouaned and raw spots. No more shoe tight-- | Will Erect You A House or any kind of building ;furnish-- ing all labor and material by contract,. so you may know just what entire cost will be before @artingy. CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Libertyville 145--R 25, Antioch. ; Phone 495 td"" T 4 4 e % ;:.4'% Ammansosans" * 8 Aoas Anicactaich «* T 9 e / / _A -:{ K ,év.% ?g ' p / ' | g A 10 k T § . MOTHER:~-- Fletcher's >¥ y Castoria is especially pre-- w pared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of : Constipation,i Flatulency, Wind \_/ Constipation, Flatulency, Wind f Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowe'is, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. To avoid imitations, alwaoys look for the csigncture oi ( ~~~*¢ 7éZkeA Absolutely Harmless =No Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it Chlld-:rfn Cly for Vermin--Proof Poultry Perch It requires no expensive insecticide. It operates on a small quantity of Kero-- sene, which is closely confined in the reservoirs and cannot escape without passing through the wooden stock, thereby keeping the perch thoroughly disinfected. JAMES W. MADDEN LEADS THEM ALL For Particulars Call Rosei Chiska and hus to G. A. Benson and wife, et al. Pt of lot 16, Truman W. Brophy's subdn, see 10, Grant. [""A % M La" SoL L* 9