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DEERFIELDâ€"SHIELDS FIGHTING L. F. HIGH Thursday, October of Lake Forest, he pointed out and added that when the petition thereâ€" for was circulated in Lake Forest last spring it was signed by 99 per cent of the residents approached and the plan has the support of all Lake Forâ€" est organizations, including the Womâ€" an‘s club, the American Legion post, Kiwanis club, Y. W. C. A., churches, schools, merchants, and practically every Lake Forest property owner and citizen. â€"â€"It is also explained by supporters of the Lake Forést project that the per capita cost for students from that city attending Deerfieldâ€"Shields was about $1,100. ~For the present year, through arrangement with the Deerâ€" fieldâ€"Shields board, Lake Forest disâ€" trict is to pay $500 per student, which is much more than the tuition paid by any other outside student attending that school, Mr. Held states. . Defendants named in the suit are Frank W. Reid, Frederick Held, Richâ€" ard Bentley, George Sleight, and Henry Strenger, members of the Lake Forest board. . The bill filed by Richard F. Loche, attorney for the Deerfieldâ€"Shields board of education, alleges that the community high school district was organized under an unconstitutional state law. In clare high that legal legal powers. It is the contention of the Deerâ€" fieldâ€"Shields board that, since Lake Forest has. extended from Shields township into Decrfield township, it will take too much territory if it secedes, and will throw too great a taxation burden on the rest of the district. The Lake Forest board of education does not desire to start building, it is said, until the validity of the law is established. If the law is declared unconstituâ€" tional the legislature will be asked to enact an enabling law, Lake Forest advocates of the plan predict. Perennials â€"â€" Sh1 Evergreens and Shade Trees offered . at LOW PRICES John Ostrowsky Nurseries 2343 West Park Ave. HIGHLAND PARK Tel. H. P. 49 (Continued from page Other Objections addition the complainants deâ€" that the boundaries of new school districts are vague and its board of education has â€" no ALL VARIETIES 2, 1930 Shrubs 3) MANY %liFS'l‘lONS ON_ _| BALLOT THIS YEAR , Lake County Voters Will Have Puzzling Time Nov. 4; Candidates Lake county voters will face a more difficult task at the polls on November 4 than they have in many years at an offâ€"year election, it was indicated today in the election notice prepared by County Clerk Lew A. Hendee. The men and women voters of the county will have to decide on 24 quesâ€" tions of candidates, policies or exâ€" penses in the five minutes permitted each elector in the voting booth. First of all each voter will hnvel to signify his choice of candidates for 16 posts for national, state nnd‘ county offices. These include the United States Senator, two Congresâ€" sional representatives from the state at large, a Congressional representaâ€" tive from the 10th district, represenâ€" tatives for the Gereral Assembly from the 8th Senatorial district, county judge, county clerk, probate judge, probate clerk, sheriff, county treasâ€" urer, county superintendent of schools and circuit judge to fill the vacancy Y our Memory Engraved on the Future ROSEHILL MAUSOLEUM ‘Change cannot mar nor time deface the beauty of a family memorial in cathedralâ€" like Rosehill Mausoleum.© Your name engraved in gleaming white marble will claim of the ages to come reverence for your memory. The remains of your dear ones will receive unexcelled protection until the end of time. Your security is far greater than the granite and marble and bronze that form this warm, secluded, softly lighted buildâ€" ing. â€"An irrevocable state charter and two mighty trust funds insure forever care, reâ€" placement, and protectionâ€"in short, freedom from change or desecration of any sort. Select now arrangements that fulfill your cultural, artistic and financial requireâ€" mentsâ€"the preservation of your family name is too important to leave to chance. The cost of a suitable memorial in Rosehill Mausoleum is extremely reasonable, ROSEHILL CEMETERY COMPANY Write for, or receive in person, the free booklet "Rosehill the Beautiful This will in no way obligate you, THE PRESS 5800 Ravenswood Avenue â€" LONgbeach 5940 City Office: 33 South Clark Street â€" FRAnklin 1287 Practically all of the elective of-{ fices, except three in the county â€" probate judge, probate clerk and cirâ€" cuit judgeâ€"are being sought by nomâ€" inees from two or more political canâ€" \ didates for the United States Senaâ€" tor, including Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mcâ€" Cormick of the Republican party, J. Hamilton Lewis of the Democratic party and Mrs. Lottie Holman O‘Neill of the Prohibition group. The main ballot at the election must also have the amendment to the state constitution permitting the legâ€" islature to revise the state taxing system. in the 17th judicial District caused by the resignation of Claire C. Edâ€" wards. * Other amendments and propositions to be voted on in Lake county include the one relative to a statewide sysâ€" tem of conservation and forest preâ€" serves and public recreation grounds and bond issue. The act permits the This proposition, if adopted, will give the general assembly the opporâ€" tunity to redistribute the tax load, to reduce taxes on homes, real estate and farm land, to classify personal property and place a tax on intangiâ€" bles which will not be unjust, as at the present time, but reasonable and fair to all, the election notice to be posted before October 20 will state. issuance of $14,000,000 in bonds, but not more than $1,400,000 in any one year and no bonds until the conservaâ€" tion fund has a surplus of $750,000. Bonds are to bear four per cent and run for 30 years. Advocates of the law claim fishing and hunting fees will pay off the bonds and pay interâ€" est, but the act requires a tax levy to pay them, if the fees are insufficâ€" ient. An act providing that women legal woters shall have the right to serve on juries, and for certain exemptions from jury service. Also to be voted on is an amendâ€" ment to the state banking law giving the state auditor more power in suâ€" pervising banks and increasing capâ€" italization of a bank from $25,000 to $50,000 Another act to authorize judges of courts of record to appoint jury comâ€" missioners and prescribing their powâ€" ers and duties, and providing for preâ€" paration by the jury commissioners of jury lists of both sexes. _ The last three questions to be voted on concern prohibition. The first two relate to the repeal of the 18th amendment to the United States conâ€" stitution and the modification of the Volstead act. The final proposition on the ballot will be "Shall the Illiâ€" nois prohibition mct be repealed?" (C)â€"R. C 41