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CAGO CHAMPS Btrong, Bixby; Sacrifice hits. Mass-- : #, Sikora. Saby Borvig, Cibul-- a Stolen bases, Brewer; Struck oul, by Bixby. 7: by Rudy, 4; Base eould not of the same frame when LRMerty-- ville pounded in four big, juicy tal-- I-ul'-tlhxo-b. Dor-- fer was safe %--b' wide throw to first on a chance and was charged with the only er-- ror of the game. Cibulka laid down .*bfl"fiflth". too ummmwu wfld'm""'lfl'd' of a double to center and the score freak sacrifice put Sikora on sec-- ond. Brooks ended the spurt with a high foul to Montgomery. The locals scored one in their half Gragin got a one run lead in the w.w-m.lueak by Massman and a double by© Si-- kora after the latter had been struck out. Bixby then took up an-- other notch in his belt and fanned and missed a chance for more. Af-- was tied. Brewer squirted a single off the pitcher's shins and Dix came all the way from second while the Sgmpien Catic wam by the css p team by the score 5 to 3 ... * * Both pitchers were in top notch form, but Bixby had the upper hand in that he kept the opposing hits well scattered and bore down hard in the pinches. The only score that ean be charged to his account is the final run in the ninth, the other two being gifts from the umpire who Brooks two ply wallop to center. Borvig ended the inning wito a fly se 1 CC faimg wImn_ S BJ 'That ended the scoring for the time being and it began to look like a one to nothing game until Graigin got busy in the first of the sixth. Massman, first up in this round, was given the only walk of the game af-- ter the ump had miscalled a per-- fect third strike Sikora bunted him down and Saby tried to push him along a notch but the runner third and run down, Bixby making the touch at third. Saby took see-- Strong, who had nis hitting clothes on, scored Brewer with a two bag-- wer to left and registered his run when Metten singled to right center. Baxter ended the rally with a pop to The wisitors made a last stand in-- the first of the final round which netted them one runm. Borvig lined out to Metten, George making the <his knees. Wolf batted for wnd singled to center, O'Keef for Rehn who could have just as gracefully, and Bronke got his first hit of the day, a triple to right which scored Woy who was running for Wolf. Rody ended the game with a hot roller to 'The big blow off came in the last Bronke: Two bdke hits, Saby, Brooks uld not see Bixby's low curve ball. Massman opened for the visitors T Notsls : .............. 5 8 °2M 14 0 a~--------000 ; LOO1-- 0118 _ 100 000 --04x--6 } 1 Three base hits, Strong by 1. Double play, locals will meet care of him and he would be all right in a few days. Efinger wan placed on the witness stand: by Attorney: Przyborski and admitted that the first story he told about the was false, He d'h.:mmdhomhb mofiowdnddhdurged accidentally, . asked why he had told a story other than a true tbme at the time of the shooting, :h:nflbmm-om not want publicity. Efinger said that Dackiewies nad agreed not to mention his name in connection with the shooting. He claimed he had nothing to fear and was "cov-- ering up" only to keep his name out of the papers. found the bullet lodged in the thigh and fears his wife. Charter No, 6670 * » Reserve District No. 7 & REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE -- . _ who is a nurse there,> Jury Hears Real Story at Inquest erably, the woman having become quite nervous and excited talking about the gun. She said Efinger would not call No Quarrel, Claim t Walter . Skiera, 821 Common« wealth avenue, Waukegan, who wa# in' the store at the time Dackiewies was shot said that Dackiewicz and have her testimony interpreted . as she speaks orly Polish. Her story about the shooting as told by her son when he was dying was about the same as that told by Miss ally similar to that of Miss Pik-- tel's regarding Efinger's warning at the time not to connect him sation. He said that Efinger had taken the gun from a drawer and put it into a holster, While Efinger was putting the holster around his waist, according to Skiera, the gun dropped 'to the floor and exploded, was several feet away. 1. a Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, 14 b.w cash EME ..........i.s.s......iccs. 15. fund with U. 8. Treasurer--and due from U. S. Treasurer............._. Lake County National Bank posite) suwbject to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days:) 27 Individual deposits subject to check ... # Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 'days (other than for money borrowed)... The mother of the boy had to 27, 28, BMA 31 ...................smmsmimscccs... ... @4007000,00 Time deposits subject to Reserve (pay-- able after 30 ihn. or more notice, and ... ss Onthesten of 'depoatt sit _ (other than . for (@@qy * (Cuntinued from Page One) U. 8. Government securities owned: _ .Mzmm&.tu TKE FHEN]...... ,......... oi ic caaron ariereticeniatrmevsperrmaedd b All other United States Oa.rl Se-- eurities (including premiums, if any)...-- Cash in vault and amount due from national * HMREOFOE, FI/AGLMO ....1...01000.. e trtefiecceie c cormecmsens Checks on other banks in the same city or ie of tnthones o oak sold uhh ie shown in b and ¢) bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, kcog Items 83 and 35 ................................._... 6827026 AT LIBERTYYVILLE, ILLINOIS AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 3o, 1925 items 10 and se -- ©,791.85 __ "No. divigion in . the army _could have acquitted itself better than the 42d (Rainbow) hthaudal& ing on the north bank of the river. In nine days of continuou* struggle this fine division penetraied a distance of nine miles, capturing many prisoners, 155 machine guns a great mass of munitions, and suf-- foring a loss from all causes of 5.500 officers and men.' Referring to the division, Lieut Gen. Hunter Liggett said in an ofi They will attend a smoker there that may yet enable men to prolong their At 2 o'clock that afterncon the delegates will assemble at the Hotel Tuesday they will go for a lake trip on one of the largest of the ex-- eursion steamers. The annual ban-- quet will be held at the Hotel Sher-- lives indéfinitely, by supplying »ub-- stances to e-y'u':.' pace d't.bon appointed by Mayor -- Dever when they open their convention here on Monday. The committee, led by Aid. CHICAGO, HIJ., July 11.----Veterans of the Rainbow (42d) division, A, E. F., will be greeted by a committee Meyerling, will be composed of a'!-- dermen who served in the world of the deceased. The end of ong fin-- ger had been shot off. 'The bullet went into the body on but a slight slant, it being presumed by the physiclans that the cartridge first hit the finger and was deflected. RAINBOW VETS TO BE WELCOME Hold accidently fell from the hands of mdhltronmu 4 returned a verdict that Dackiewiczs A good husband is one who loves wi¢ ; a®" hi Notary Public this 10th day Nest Week; Mayor to Be on Hand to Greet. 8 es s haske y "& 35 cmrige.......... 602,700,08 Subscribed and gworn to before me 19,142.50 419,046.92 27 2,500.00 31 5290.47 AY 14 ADJUDICATION NOTICE P'U%. NOTICE is hereby given that Bubscriber, Administratrix, with the Will--annexed, of the Estate of Agnes 8. Payne, deceased, will attend the Probate Court of Lake County, at a term thereof to be holden at the Court House in Wau-- kegan, in said County, on the first Monday of September next, 1925, when and where all persons naving claims against said estate are no-- tified and requested to present the same to said Court for adjudication. GLADYs E. DOLPH The hissing sound heard when your tire signs off is not static. bers of W&epniment of the west dr ¥. M. C. A. have moved for tb':..t to their camp at Round y HJ, Camp Duncan, &8 the tented colony is known, is Sit-- uated near the shore of the lake and the run to their exciusive Dierx' diving . s is just a few ~ away. fi'fim are the W! greens and the near--by woods which provide -- nature study and walks along meandering trails. ma the camp take up the boys' time from "reveille" to "taps." The day begins with . hasty dress, fag raising, setting up exercises and then a dip into the lake. All this before breakfast. Games, sto-- ry telling, contests, fishing, rowing eanceing ~and 'other sports, with'l short breaks for dinner and sup-- per, the day In the evening k;&:n may be a party or mmhm;'-,' roast mround the fireplace. ' then bedtime arrives. And the next Waukegan, IIL, July 6th, 1925 BEN. H. MILLER, Attorney or any kind of buildingfurnish-- ing all Iabor and material by contract, 'ng you may know just what entire tost will be before 0 " HiMiiainy m Fieind Shiris M&Blm.m Uibertyville 145--R _ R. L. Gonsalves We Are Moving Into Larger Quarters at 110--112 So. Genesee St., and will not move a single piece if we can help it. Our present store is rented and we must deliver possession at once. This is our last week at our present location. Nothing Reserved. Everything Must Go. 1,000 Steel Army Cots, $8.50 value ... $2.65 (Special Price on Quantities) Pup Tents, only a few left ______ $1.75 per half. Navy Hammocks, Special this sale _....... $1.65 M%wswm;nfflv «lightly soil Your Choice .......---- AGO BOYS _ 'ROUND L AKE | Open Evm Until 900 P. M. Waukegan Army & Navy Store , July 11.--Mem-- ou A House Canvas Cots at Reduced Prices ve a complete line of CAMD®® 5P98 Mn Cnd Tok around. It will 'vyou may need for your vacation. me in and look around. It € 104 So. C Ad With You and Receive a 10% at SHIRTS SATEEN SHIRTS, c m mss i ue o un m m m m on m m We have made a fortunate buy and are able to offer to our customers a wonderful money saving opportunity YOUNG PIG LOINS, The famous CLOVER VALLEY Creamery Butter is still satisfying hundreds of custom-- Whole or Half, per lb. . LEONARD C. BLANK, Proprietor Cash & Carry Market The good work is still going on. ~Every day we are showing -onpoo*lnwtolin-onchuply a PPT None better ever churned; Ib. . . . 46¢ Old Rittner Bldg. 545 N. Milwaukee Ave. 59¢ and 95¢ $1,.19 ¥a Black Dress Shoes, Goodyear Welt, $4.50 Porosknit Underwear, worth $1.50 per enb <a> MX Loratiadhanth it rabes lrrntianteatenter ty benteptontstngiomntng h-'lxn- Shirts and Drawers Wool Army Drawers, all sizes, at the 088 ___._____--..~.~..... $450 to $10.00 All Shoes Reduced in Price. . ______ su ce ce ce ce o o o c ts ce s o c o o s mss o m on on uAer- k M laook _ around. It will be worth your Drawers, all sizes, this sale .. 85¢ c aes o m m m s ce m m m m m e ue n w it