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FARMERS PAY MORE THAN SHARE RR Chicago, Sept. ".--minou tomor- oro paring no" thou tholt shots ot common] sod toonshlp huh school tons. aeeordinq to lototuotloo goth- out! " tho mum mum A. soclstloo to s sonoy " tho odocotloor at robloms at tho tom" ot tho out; The ossodottos wos'hod to u pool-stun with tho Illinois Hutton. ol Coll-locum. snow by Is ltd. iota" to no out tho out" ochool sttostloo old coho coco-am to tho out 'eItqMtttr6 The "out ot'tho norm MI not whao mud: me-ttrg-h hot on out of tho ms oohool only so, " on ooot " tho «not vhloh support thoso oohools. TH - won on" no. to" lo " condos which how all, Coho)! of tho sun's ttttet-ttr whip huh schools. ', Oututho100schooldlstrlctsro- Mod upon. thus dlstrtots chord t city pooplo polo mom than thou oooto shoro of tho tsxoo. ml: throo showod who and cool- by folks poylnx equally. In tho to will). tt dlstrlcts, the formers told much mom than their ohsro so u Indicated by the " per cent nor- tor tho 100 dlstrlcts "ported Investigation Show; that Some Farmers Pa' TO Per Cent of Taxes for ownshtp M. [upom bonucouui'*§iau§§ I Mr. and In. Wm. mower cater Fund company Sunny. in. 1llmma s. Krone; "et Fri- -ararar4re4r4r4r4r4r4r'r' PlAlIIE VIE. . . Florence mam: spent the . and a m homo ban it . and In. Chu. You ntartntned , ', m. Charles, In. Water and . .mcuaco.udmmm - and on from Palatine Sand"; , In: aenen.,ot China. and Mr. In. Henry stall at We Zurich, 1 may. lil number from here attended the . me " Libertrvitlit Sunday. be. - ) the home team and . colored - from Chieatto., The home team BP. by a score of 4 to s. , , ll . Proctor and Mmily of Liber- T We spent Sunday with Mr. ind xa . Harry Mason. 1 y ' r. and Mrs. Matt Wicknrsheim of ' talc moved Into the Dan Hersch- = , r home Tuesday. . In. c. Y. Inca and son. Theo' In. - Sunday with Mr. and In. minimum"; 1 iUNnttoutDetertso'remtDatt an. hold a an: Day mini": monument!" .11»qu- Ibytluchndrcn wmgood. The 'uiatrrrsv.arr.t-ret1Vmr mom-hon and Wont "wonkyotthoumndpruu. mm J. Immunoa- uhmmuurmg Eieygrrrrire,tyrt?ett1U1ratee "i6i--brr.1tttte_irr3.f 'mWMthunotoa- a. Thin promlm to be A. reel to don't min n. ll Gees! of Avail-1c in u but- caller here Monday afternoon. _ G. leather went blonds: In Chi- C on Me". _ . and ITEM Prion entertain. oompnny over and". n. C. C. Von was trittdtr'rermem- on her birthday Thursday by three son: from Chic-go. who mo out and spent the afternoon her and prenatal her with inany y with Mr. 1nd In. Hurry Manon help colon-no In. man's birth- " ' It. and In. Dan an and (bush- , of Willa were anon here any "term. " - i _ fl. Chas. Stunn is usisilng In car tt tor Min Ettafcht'der. who is ned to her bed with pneumonia, in unproving. e. ma Hrs. Mac moon nnd chi!- returned Sunday night from ha. m., Where they visited with not! mm; M J. Mon Incumbents-annuhon" emusnmhmm p, In. wane: an - '01" " who selections ntU In. Lock- " m a. new at "the" in" Lyom ot Everett in n bus? a caller hm Friday. A l when] van alum-sod (Ms woey to pun new dosh and val-huh the old '3. The work Momma .0 cm? "he work u being done by C. enchberxnr and I. Schroeder. mm from George M, Woldnor' was he bu no tnuptiem of Mint- Inck anything wtth mm to Md to W'- "at. but he" In: In. ro. Henry Kruger of ubertrvftts t mm" with her m. In menu tad attended the " ' Aid meeting a Long 0M0. in. mun"m..ntcy So the E. R. t. In: no. so . can. and m and" will w Banner," gm. "which the gums". nuke; 'rdhs-. [tuna-vanilla"! "an. tt+ttmttem. m "I" and, 'r'h'iiitri'iurngtied.'tu1tttrtt11le P, vb were M will mud It you. 307.8(1th offend . fer. iiHrtrror-anttyrtttr, ltd": Hot-om and n Mud. 'i'ii'iiiru.vt'rot1ytvotte1etud"" IC.T.MWM7- " and in. Wallace We" all- kind Mr. and Mn. and and we. a 10mm» Arndfr. TYr Min a. and In. Koten spent loud" New" In Chicago. Mt may the Everett but tom I pity Late Forest on the Intter'tt "iiiiiiiua" "iauiadiriettoot in the dt mica In the morning. A_ "my mum» of Libertyville, ttalle, here Thursday ytternopn. [il2rrl SCll00LS man i!" "mama-mm "Mutthnbudut Itha- pucl a "to a " and (or nia- . in. II. inuud It!" an. In. - Woman): and In War In Uta-tum. Wed. Muolhuth .l -iiF." afar. Math "croutons - "not! with Mr. and Mu. Bohr at "to lunch H _ III. has Kruger In a caller at the Fred Voolker home In Area Int Thursday. Mr. ad In. C. C. Von were bul- uu canon In Libortrviile Friday. Mr. and In. Wham chkeruhahl tad ttnttqtttqr, label. ot me mulch. won vuwu at the C. C. Von hon. My. In. Id- Gullh; and It: has via-gnu "east My In mm 'r-iir.ana-tsetc3.1artrtttet and" a "not Put at tho but at gt/dr,"." W, lulu - mm m In. c. 0. V. WW. Mr. now a Mid In. with blood wall; (:9 go pt eeee om run!!! many slur-eon. Mr. In. G. 8m and In. - Broehttnn visited renun- it Artur Hon-usher": ot Chicago - an val and a home. Mr. and In. Fred Prion tenured):- ed their daughter and her haunt! of cum Band". mu Martha You of "undue m. nod friend: here Tueodly memoon. in. Emu Dyer returned home on Bunny. that spending the week In sunburst. _ Mrs. M. Henchman m . caller in Amman: Tuesday. Mr. and In .A. Broclunan and chil- dren. In. H. Brockmtn and children ind In. Bum of 1dberrtrvtuet, m. "ted Mrs. Emily Brocluna'x Tuesday. The next realm meeting of the Vernon Cemetery Society will be held at the home ot Mrs. Cassius luau Thaw! summon. Sept M. CITY T0 IE " MILITARY POST IN CASE OF WAR Maior E. H. Clifford Notifiad that Waukegan Has Been Wuhan will be " Important Btattoet for an Wttr (lawman. would "other marten" 93150;" "tary . tr. aurora. ot the Chat t/dritdimiirt-ttoisapnMtin m we can. received notteo from Miami: today that this city ttna but 'tttef " . "Reception Put" with u as had. a. in: boon relieved ot duty in the Quarter union com than he vu unch- od to induct"), 1rePtt..e1, J?: C. " I'll-conic! Put" Wain"! will be the middle vat mum for m motor which: ud neon-sorb- tor m "rPtt0M. It will in" all the track. motor lorries. momma. um. and "me11" "a west norlu. The put- wlll be noted My to be mud. In]. Gillan! T colvod noua'lodny to open MI care: and by plan Pr the govt. J . Actnnliy nothing will be stored here until an emergency should urine. It is int the pin of the {apartment to have the upece may 0 rent for stanza. ad the post In e position to carry on active duty within " hour: after orders to that elect. " No expenditurel are and: in moo time. but in can of In mil- iignu ot dam" worth of equipment would be stored been. It in In). tnttronN duty to pin tor the rental of such space. seléct his help. 'tsd .ouiiino a wartime woman. , The stntogic nine of the city to the vest is shown by the move, In the opinion of Mai. Gifford. l: Wino! n the. tint " W ie" Sum "Mod" the up. an up irtoe-oetttt-rttCttt= MARTIN Wi(ilhuill, BACK FROM EUROPE Martin Ringdahi. of Highland Plrk, former chairman of the board of up- erviaors. has Just returned from 3 three month's tour through Europe. "You've got to go away occuionily to really appreciate the United States." Mr. Ringduhi said. He visited Denmark. Sweden. no Gel-mun}. nod out" that conditions over there, rel: irGi :iniuéh Improved and that more no evidence: ot growing pro. parity. - _ -. Atty. A. P. Bowman. Wuhan. who recently returned from Europe. also was glad to " home. even though he on: many thinu of inter- eat, um todny: "I'd hm to lose my paupoxt our there." COUNTY VOTES SUM FOR TOTS' TEETH Polloylnx a rnqunst nut notion be token to provide demo! can for out. than in the achools of the country. the MINI of nupnrviaors late Thou My voted thot the county surfin- tendnt of schools be "marina to "pond $2.500 a you for ":1le The money wm "be chain Mtttt (and. turned our to'tho school Dad by the In!» attorney: on" In the collation at nan. By this who an- dren um hon their tooth "and no Iliad "one"! actuary. Selected asvlmporant Site. com ae was was ARE m 3in AVERAGE Large Crop of Hay, Oats and Vegetables are Reported in Crop Survey. Com continues baetrward,rtate crop pram below "can; oatr, hay ad "(cable- has crow; quality of pain": in the shock lowered ad Mill detnged by frequent ulna: - "out n In]! Mor, warn. you - favorable except in solu- south- ern caution when emtdttioem [an but too dry, "cording to the Bey a." In crop survey or PM Cm mm Bel-vied {or mm M hbor supply In "mum that! In. M balm" tmt mostly unpl- or h - of has". Plowing all "on. at mum and: can" huh-aunt: lamb-two:me -ttwortHettitrtttettetrtttam Mattie-tum Btnatterattttttrentb. In; about " w can! computed (at tho m u I whole. -. miaoic corn codaition on September 1stwasreportadat¢0paresatot normal, or little changed from the Aunt 1st condition. Plant develop- ment while about the usual for Amt was disappointing in that it did not exceed the usual. The state crop con- tinnea two to three weeks late. This situation extending into September has added more than even chsnce of treat damage to the previous, handicap of lateness. Storm damaxe in the npper north central area hns been onset by improvement in the central and south: western section where the better corn prospects are now found. The pm. ent outlook is for considerable soft corn even it average fret, dates prev wail. In a general way " per cent of \the state corn crop is in roasting ear to dent stage, 40 per cent in he milk and M per cent ranged from fodder to Meter stage on September 1st. State corn production outlook for September 1st in tor 281,718,000 bushels. compared with 337,813,000 bushels last year. and the byear average of 317,273,000 bush- els. U. B. corn production outlook is '.ti18,000,000 bushels, or 633 million bnahels below last year and 386 mu. lion lesa than the average. Oats ere e Inge crop thin eeeeon in Illinois but quality has been lowered eomrideratgr by frequent reins while in the shock with flood lose to crop lever-e in local nuance: in the - centre! counties. Folly hell of the state crop lo discolored And some' threehed damp. However. the term feeding quality of the bulk of the crop' will he very tumble. Reportere' hornet condition! ot " reported on September let iudioetee e yield of 80.0 bushelf with the cute production out» look placed " 102,000,000 Whole. compared with 185,000,000 lent your. 'ud the "our - production of munooo bushels in minute. Tr. B. cote Motion pooped ',4tt6,tt00,004lt heehele. or (about 100 million bushel: bun not your end the even-ego." [mm bale, In of m can!" but yielding up to avenge or better a . rule. State ptoducuon W."- umted " 1.131.000 bushels. competed with 0.012.000 when Int year. mama-mum. unaccus- "attrtttoiuttthetmntttr1otttqto the - at}; to trounce: all. M "has! wind. mind-bucol- dKtoesag0tttndie-tota1t-tt" production (at the out. of 444.000 tom. mum-bigot!!!» __ Whit. mm - In Illinois in the but tn you: with condition rated at 91 per out. But. production ft"ett In 10,310,000 bushels comma! vi the producuon Inn-pee! mood " .50.- 000 bushel; compared with 880,000 a Full mime tumble. Timothy need crop than average. Clover nod crop poor. Melon Crops below aver- nge. Soybennl and cowpeu only air with may Menard Veedy new. Finn labor supply reported " " per cent And demnnd at " per cent ot normal. Wool production shown lub- utnntial increase over last year. . .4b9r4F9FtFeeqt4b9F.9F4F4re' . APTAKISIC . 'F4r9r4b9F4F4F9F4F4F4b4b9b4F9F9F9F were visitors at A. J. Raupp'a shrdlu Nick Gainer and family Were vis- itors at A. J. Rnupp'a last Saturday. And, say, folks walked pretty "night when they discovered a policeman in the neighborhood. But after finding out that he had left his club at Watt- kegan felt more at can. Yea. Nick left the farm and holds a policemn'a Job at Wakes". Can you blame him? Tht surveyor: were busy here in town [at week. What does it 'ttMit--- subdividing? Watch out; they will so tut. Don't tarry, but speatt fut and Mrs. Ch". Bturm at Palm; View, uncut Satumy at A. I: Raupp'l; - -Bunton. Jr; and Clarencé Busch were business alien in Prune View Suturdny afternoon. A _ _o Harry Umbdemtock. of the Long Grove market, delivered n order of merchandise as only u 7:80 o'clock Monday morning. How'l that for early delivery. _ Mrs. Bunton nad Alice were hull- new callers at Long Grove Sunni". We were informed that Mn. (lumen yes on the ailing list Int week. Be. mbody mused here tgatttrdarnigttt. Now that wlll never do, In. Ollmen. Don't an on the my the} my.' ' "Birdies? inane altar-day (m: in Whaling. - . h . n," -iirriiiii in. Lawson were visitor. u the Geo. 8mm tusmrsttrtdyt -- Mr. and In. sun-In from but!" were "that: at the Goa. mm hallo may; also George-Burn. In. no , rhtttt W. ' I John Mcwucllullomu omel- a Win. M'I My. Moo In. M1101: and In. Bttmgt d hinting. _ 1 In." In ---r- m3"- to-oulummlhy aft-ttga a. (lhTl1'lllll at": a in! - It. land all no It has and a The» int-dad to not. and all but d--- than at. than W Th» tint no. may no". in! to gay all monsoon and and a tin. and with may Wu, too. "at. the luck vu left " to... After our curing I coda pout ad everybody than: on one and they Protrood up the car. Then lo and behold, the neo- euary pushes were on hand, but the cement was " homo. Lucklly Bury had some rubber . cement vhlch he sutreerted mung. 3nd It was the men perturm. It did the work wonderfully And the old car nun runbled on. m "Nun. Wu. who: of Whaling and mu do." van an." a the In Inlet been tn "Who'Wodnoodu. Donut! Bud: not. 1 very nice oo- '" on "Gout! Gnu" a Half Day [My mm. Donna's mm: " M. ,uhool in nu mm. no can no' "(or studio- vmch my omen Mould an been. John 31an and unruly, Mr. and In. 000. Wanner, In. and Mm. m that): Wen-er ot Chicago were col- on at N. P. Buck's Sunday. 1 My " the home ot Ray Bunch. uttiotrtttrurRa_ttuaantnverr poorly. - - -- ___ - Mu Gout and Goons Wanna: mm to 1Atrertrvitie Sunday and la lune:- and My were visitor: u the 0mm" and Grandma Busch homo and". Pull Mo tad John Brnmm and lady friend: saw the bait me " Ub- ertyvmo ttundar. _ 'Tit, aid the dance: " name Park. Long Grove will be discontinued for the mean. But watch out tor next year. There Ire you things in new. The noor will be all dolled up and llhere will also be music" Wm. Wmhlnlng of Chime motor- ed out here [at week and did some rewiring on his farm buildings, occu- pied by Henry Potts. Ethel Umhdenstock of Long Grove was 1 business Caller in this vicinity Saturday evening. - A Wm. bmtrdemitoetr threahed ttll the Punken Center grain; also some on the outskirts. - Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wickmhehn have moved to Prairie New. We wish them much happiness In their new home. Mr. Wie%mrtteint having lived ntl his lite. more than 80 years. on the home pace here, will be mluod.___ -darb/ Wanna} muted Matt Wick- ershelm with the moving Int wtet. -iiGanee at am pay but sum»- any mm, was tt theuJolly' Pour, m lately attended. Observer yy need there were people there from Wuhan an] Chic-go and atl the sun rounding town: south and west, in. eluding Arlington Heights and m tine. . _ John Wen, In, who ha been _onttseosietrtuttortttestpart_.i' on the pin and an: my friends no and to Itr.re him via: mmnwn. Otto Anderson. John Wick nnd war m m were mane" vhlton at the Cranium land". When It cons- to threshing, we'll In." tt to Bill who": for speed Ind ut- -qrqrqt.grqt4rqb.qb4rqr4b4r . LAKEIUIICI , 0....0....00..... Kiss Venn Gatttttqetk hss resigned} her position with the Wm. Bloom Do; pertinent Store. ' berets! oi our air maidens were riding horsehsek may. Row did it. girtr--wer* the horses (risky? TheP.'r.A.metinmulsrseeei¢ {may shaman " the school. ,l'hs; meeting wss left open. so s medial ,riiittitteidoatttseinstPrtdartte September, the 26th. An tnvttation will be extended to sll the nitrous d the district to enroll on members. The election ot officers will tote place on that date. It is desired that s good attendance will respond. . I .. IN. I. Mll- sun";- Mr. and In. N. P. Bunch went "at Mr. and Mn. Lee Llndwer and daughters were callers In Dundee but Sundhy alternqon. . Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Crane ot Lake Forest. and Mm. John Crane and daughters of Arlington Heights called on C. R. Wenver and - last Sunday afternoon. _ Vii}; Crststaf Simon: was home 3 short time Sunday. A - ' " Mr. and Mn. J. D. Pink and datttrtt- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hueschtng and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Howe Sunday evening for -7rrir Human called on Mr. Klehm " Arlington Heights Tynan: supper -sirhiGii" Darreii of Wnucondu un- loaded a car of bran [ere lutygek." 7 -ii"rTGrirA. Carl Ernst and family attended the Defense. Nr pron-an " Burlington Friday. _ " -- - "iiiriirirsiprwu1ur [Ann and Mrs. Lucy Laun visited friend: It Bum Lake PriMr eveplng._ - .. ..- "it? laruA. 6&5 Prank and chil- dren ot Fremont township vittited " the Albert Prehm home, "turtur.. fl ""icCiiiGG -iGnrto leave Oeio - Int. tor Proud: to mend the winter months. He will nuke the trip by an- tomobile g4rerer4r4r4re3r4'3br4t.4r4r1r1' \Georxa Obenauf and family enter- tained company from Chimp 'ttttdat: Mr. and Mrs. Prank Ullrlch all children and the Mines Kuhryn lad Bertha Blmnimua were ttttttdar - at the home of Mr. and In. Jul. chr? tn.Warrkeqmtt. ... L ' - C, ,r4rarararare4rareeer4i4F. *FREMONT CENTER" "Eh". 'Mhlf'bin wblilhod may " St. WI church for the new nan-has of Guinea Hora}: " _ 2; "ii"'iirroiirikk. Georg. Hot-tel. to mu undue Wm". only "In"! at Mr. and llr':_Alhr_t 'r.aeer. - A -iird. Jrdiki ki; bt-rt no man nor- thm mm mt Iona" ad My mu Mr. and In. we: Och- tor tn mm aturatt,tturtotmrrmtte" b~m.umhumnnuo- um: i'tttidthoghtttexmr." fl Colin and the duties APP"? ae SMALL wr TTIE QUALITY E BETTER THAN EVER apple crop will man up In quality what it bets In quantity this your. Thu Is the opinion of W. B. Brock, orchsnl extension spools)!» of the College of Agriculture. University of Illinois. The guilty of Illinois spplos is "months" this you. be sad. The sun's com-Isak! apples crop wttt totnt 000,000 hauls this you. " Is now "ttrnato& loss than on" of In! yssl's 1.300.000 hm! an». The - crop ls short tttrorattotet tbs United lumuwmuhmn Stale Commercial Apple Crop Will Be Just Half " Big as poet- of "tun; good prices. - madam. Tho-unmbduioa pollination of actors. including the manually in" my in! you. he mined. ' Inch ot the quiiiy of this - Ippiu is attributed to the met that three than u may pilot» ot - partroomnovbeingunduinior the! yarn. Neal, all Illinois grow- on m 30' following the may sched- ule recommended by the mum-u colic; and m committed to the Irrae. tlee ot thorough spraying. Brock aid. FINDS FARM MEAD SPIRIT ISBE'I'I'ER THAN EVER Tree. in the upplo growing ("st have produced l heavy set of bud: for next you": crop u the' result ot plen- ty pt manure and the almost univer- "il use ot fauna". "I don't think the Farm Bureau' spirit end morale bu ever been any better than it u at present," said A. C. Titverfngham, who has been week. in; st Fem Bareatt picnics by " rangement of the [lunch Agriculture] "Medan Merv bureau in com- menting on the general nunoepbere that has prevailed at the "valve Coun- ty hm Bureau memes " which he has spoken. - 'ttmt Bureau picnic attendance has been Inger an: yea. on the "erase. according to Mr. 11Nerfnttttatn, than ever before. 0 .r Luke county people will remember Mr. Everlnghum u the speaker " the Farm Emu Mente at Diamond like: August M, 1928, then he spoke on "Better Community Understanding." 1 W1 In. been e popular tee- ture this man." he mid. "Crowds. taken no u whole, hove been the In} eotlhnveeuerlnd. Thepeoplem My Interested in tam pronoun. qtrpeteiattr tn measures Intending to bring epout otttmtttr ttrr9ettt9trnr." if people 330 am interested in m. Mo altar the politician as thrtteseh non November. than we til-Wm ttthat-ur-ttttnatalie-tk Urhau tit.. Sept. t2.--Ttte unnot- Whydolnyin uolvin rourheating umpRitr1yeey..t1em.oitea-it.e1 timetoimullaw tt airfumwe. irt.'tu,',,tfthifg the Fall Rush comes. with high labor 't1t1l,',rlli,','l'n'll,Q market. e, PREPARE NOW! . Don't Shiver Next Winter Having bought a quantity of Rudy Furnace at a low point in the market, we can gate you the finest furnace job on the market at a very reasonable price. The udy has the smoothest. best fitting castings, and is excelled by none in point of fuel economy. A Rudy will save you money every you you operate it. Avail Yourself of The? Rudy Heating Engineering Service-Without Obligation We Also Specialize in Sheet Metal Work "Home 39 SCHANCK HARDWARE counts! 3; Last Year. BudyBoyI: "It didn't look like rain when Noah built the ark" Bought to Your Advantage WW IallEllhlillulnl'-0llill,Ytldit' Lifting Yourself Out of the Renter's Class W. F. FRANZEN, Jr. Tu'tuwutrawigawheuroubvrorbuiklyout0wn Home. There is no use trying to be contented with unfavor- ableconditions. Secure an ideal enviroment' for your family-and that means aHomethatisrturown. We'Ilbetladtodtowrouthewar without any obligation on your part. ATLAS BEVERAGES aaa -voun supply ttotat-AimtEttLY uuvny unmet . 4000'?! Minna-o Plan». on. ' -"'"'"'iiiiiiisrEtirmtat0islturrthtt. u-trar-ol-Ai-Abd. Tiret-rrAlll_rhtte.., T'Ei,ENatliiS0 1eet,y,,hg2y,i'tAs, ,2,trdltg,Pgt&tgt . JACK . Mica" 'iuii"ait {ma} W - . PM LAKI couu'rv DIOTIIIUTOR Heavy Tina-III Glue, R."- ahie h M Stand: b(lalhtat Water Pan Will: a " (Jeni-g Came t1tn-ree"o"Sestu't Irith0tmhk0oe" Large Rudidor With Oval E'Wv & 'ai