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Â¥o Machines 33 WORK : QR JOBBING t | on Co. lers /( igh Grade All High BRUARY 7 ISS, VELRY *C IN erial COKE yer Phones 1108â€"1260 TED . 1103â€"1260 ider ER H. P. 1403 ve Building innetka 501â€" W Assistant Telephone 335 pany 1924 A To Make Ideas are expressions of God, but only as they are molded in concrete ko they become living and useful things. the ideal, The presen or woeman 1 Visualize, iliyou please, a living panorama of every outâ€"and inâ€"door tect\ation, amusement and sport, modern and ancient, all Incorporated within a gigantic working exhibit of agriculture, horticulture, stock husbandry, fisheries, wild and dpmestic animals, outâ€"door sanitarium, with a multitude educational features for boys and girls, all assembled @n a tract of land 5200 acres in extent, with splendid natyral resources of land, water, timber and sites for summer homes; and all within easy access of Chicago by motor o# rail; and all planned for the public and to be operated democratic principles; and you have a colossal enterprise Kor Chicago, which can be ‘made the sport capital, and agricultural and livestock hub of the United States. _ This organt: of the mos agriculture nation ever The plan for holding public live stock sales of pedigreed animals for individual breeders or associations will concenâ€" trate at the IMlinois Chain O‘Lakes Park a large percentage of all publ?c sales of live stock, now held in the country. The plans| for developing this monumental entex:'prise, including permanent clubs and club houses for each branch of sports, with ample acreage for each and for permanent exhibits of all wild and domestic animals, with proper housing and acreage, and club houses for the organizaâ€" tions interested, are complete, comprehensive and thorâ€" oughly practical. . . ‘ Agriculturé..........._.â€"â€" Amusement Feature Atuditing ...........â€"~~..... AuwAIkL Aviation ..|_........â€"â€"â€" Baséball . Basketball The management vested in a bo::_d of Tlinois. The directors will select a staff of paid expert managers who will be administrative officers and who will co.operâ€" até with the various committees in charge of activities, The revenue from the sale of memberships and 3000 lots for summer homes will be over four million dollars, and will all go into the purchase of the land and the developâ€" ment woxfi. | n $ 1] sDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1924 Billiards Bird Breeders ........~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Buildings }.......â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Boys‘ and |Girls‘ Club Beef Cattle Breeders .. Concessions .........â€"_.â€"â€"â€"â€" The heavy revenue from_ the operation of the entire ex’xber- prise will all be used in its operation and to create & reâ€" serve fund. $ Dancing .:........._.._.. National and international sport meets W1 lead to many annual sport conventions at the accommodations will be provided. Farm and other organizations interested in the activities will natuially follow with their conventions. It will be a veritable center of sports, amusements, agriculâ€" ture and educational activities the year round. The whole scheme is an ideal of magnificent proportions, and Chicago will respond with support commensurate with the spirit of "I Will," which dominates the mind and heart of every loyal citizen who is proud of the capital of the Dairy Cattle Breeder inland The Illinois Chain O‘Lakes Park Assn. Rm. 1106, 10 N. Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois I hereby |make application M e e Membenrip in your Association, and am remitting | sum of $..............â€".............~sr made payable to Julian T3 ETTA R OICO_CO_SChauld this ant 1 hereby make aAppHU®®"" "/",""C C024 am vremitti Membership in your Association, and am remitting the sum of $.............._._..............,. made payable to Julian T. Fitzgerald, Treasurer, to pAY for same should this appliâ€" cation accepted. Management of every recreation, S CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES (More to Be : Named) Name City Occupation Telephone Address Illinois Chain O‘Lakes Park A INTRODUCTORY ~ enipire of America in 0 18 h 1? "Chicago 13 ! the Sports Capital ; splendid ideals for recreation, amusement, welfare and live stock for Chicago and the dreamed of in this or any other country. ation will assemble into a concrete reality one day idealist who gets anywhere is the man ho blends the spirit of unselfish service with ment of this vast ideal enterprise will be board of directors organized under the laws Send check for Membership today J. B. Kleinhanz, czz.wwcwz_._.._._._._. E. C. Durst, Urban, III. ~___._. Thomas E. Bourke, Dor. 7140 ~___._. Fred Papanbrook, Austin 4885 __.Harry B. Vested, Boulevard 8472 Maj. M. L. Bromberg, Harrison 2238 _....__._...._John T. Powers, Main 3411 Lll..... Geo. H. Heckler, Wabash 6000 C ... T. B. Wadleigh, Wabash 7060 _ _..¢.w.............Wm. Anton, State 5814 nvabutueteseet ~W:‘ W. Levin, Yards 5000 "~~E. H. Baumgarten, Boulevard: 8800 * 00.R A. Noble, Central 3‘3“35 meets will eventually ns at the Park, where of Ameriga" / State £, HECPOnVers MEHUTL LCO anmm ....Wm. J. Aston, Fairfax 3075 Alex H. Stewart, Central 3978 J. L. Tormey, Madison, Wis. C. C. Featherly, State 5814 Herbster, Wis.. Drexel 3712 sport, amusement, livestoc 1924 Robert J. Evans ............ ... President obert J, E: W..â€"W. tch ; ; Ijle W. Funk...... First Vice President icg i) mrhger. . Julkes T. Pitkgeraid Otto A. Brinner....S84 Vice President | â€" |_| _ > PHAneL:: ~ 0 o j Julian T. Fitzgerald ‘.................Treasurer â€"£. H. u*g:urten( A..B. Halit, # E. H. Baumgarten \|...:............. Secretary | â€" (C, C, Featherly I J‘*”?}P- Bey {r McKenzie Cleland ... General Counsel ~â€" Lyle W. Fink â€"T..B; Wadieigh . . The above Officers %nd I?Jard of Directors were eleq#d to serve until the Jflrsfi: annual meeting, which is to be held the ‘néoéfldf Tuesday in February. | 2 General Offices 1106 Robert J. Evans ..:.{.;'i‘....i..:.‘.....L.Pré-idcfit Lyle W. Funk ;.....First Vice President Otto A. Brinner....84 Vice President Julian T. Fitzgerald ‘................Treasurer To develop 5,300 ai:‘liep of land, wpterj ;nd"vi;pdds into s ie io ie o o 2e s t 18 B Ne e ie A o# $ I A (iolos,sul Playground for Chicago ; _ . ; where recreation, in and outdoor summer and; winter sports ant’ practichl welfa oo ie q e n Py e 19e 14 on n C ed s , i J 1 4) [ lj can be conducted under ideal environments. To establish a lalrzg, permanent Worfling e)gh{bit? of “nl‘li classes of livestock, pt wild and domestic fowl ‘an"d fur bearing at,imals: Pol f ids j‘ To furnish actommodationg for the public sale of pure bred animals.. | 4 To establish a seri¢s of unique live stock lairq,‘khp detailsi &_)f whiclg will be giv To develop a uniqug live stock|and lagricultiral center that. Hotels, lunch parinrfi, clu'_b‘ houses ‘and assembly halls for sports and other con are planned. | sn q 1$ $§4 (h W oo‘ 5s [ ,4‘» § buc | . _.â€" Financing: ; . :; 14 will be done through the sale of lifé and agsociate memberships, donations , income from public bp,or‘tiJ;g avents, The land is under option at farm lard p will be purchased and developed ip;l‘npits. insl ie 5s 98 . is {ad L i ult | r J | 3 | 50 miles from Chicago, in Lake and McHenry Coantif*â€"a ‘delightful short trip by motor or rail.. | ; * flM PJ _ f. _ s1 t i Has a water Tro’zita*e of thtee miles on Fox Riier and ,Gradss Lake, which is the con< necting link in the |chain‘! of water composed of Marie, Bluff, Catherine‘ and |\Channel, TLake on the north, Fox, Pétite, Nippersink/and Pistakee Lakes on the south, with Fox River as an outlet to the Illinois River at{Ottawa, HL, thus providing water, transâ€" portation to all points on the Tllinois River #nd its tributaries. j ‘C.: 8 Hundreds of avres of beautiful timber are seattered through the tract. Sixtyâ€"three‘miles of shoreline in thisvicinity afford] spléndidclppofiuniti"es for camping and out of ‘dbor recreation. t i || £ sls f A Sal® fls »pf $ aee Some of the hills have an elevati«i\‘ 8h0 feet above the water level of Lake Mi higan. The rivers, lakes, forgsts, hills, valleys and opén fields make it the greatest natural park near Chicago or in .Illinoiss . ; lt 3 I enc 1 n & Remember, there are 52 lakes in Lake: County alone. .. p. us .‘: â€" | As ‘of these glorious water flowers. covering over 500 Aérés, are in this and: ‘idjoininfl;fimperpy., ‘Nowhere in | these lotus beds rivalled in beauty, and it is doubtful if :l‘ny:connti'y,hu The plans cover tlj‘e largest go,lf'éourse in t}ig,‘;:fld,, and nowhere is the adapted for this pyrpose, says Mr. M. H. West, Président of the American ers Association. . | [ y es 3 j ; The Chain O‘Lakes Park is a p_a‘radisefi for gqua;ig spprti,‘ duck bunting RECREATION, ATHLETIC / AND ‘AMUSEMENT DIVI8ION 1 PSSood FALoR se lam) * bens Archery Agquatic Sports Automobiling Aviation Baseball Basketball Bathing Bicycling _ Billiards Bowling Boxing Cricket Horses Ponies Cattle Sheep Visual Education Boys‘ and Girls‘ Welâ€" fare Work . Gardening _ , + Te * o e oesenrrene s uit P T j | . i : int w Co t k at are free access to the ‘park at all times and special rates for hotel accommodations, reâ€" freshments, hire egf tents, boats, automobiles, \riding'h?r'pu; ’dancinz, bowling, b‘mh'l'dl, £ theatres, and spe¢ial admission rates for all public pporting events. | : t ho 7 iÂ¥ s A § can vot Prices â€" Series.. Series.. Series.. Series.. Series.. Series.. Series.. Series. Series.. Series.. Series. have all the pri\*fileges,cxte‘qided: to life members exce not have a voice in the management of Association al at $25.00, with annual dues of 312.?0’. [ LA THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS : * i uesd : Airoabt nddorior ied in oi‘ T u+ 4 atlt}a_e arinu;i mlefietings‘rfoxqthe;’election of‘officers and &or the board of directors. or life memberships are: ; i p ; h ud : ... ] 1 of 1000 @ $100 each Series.................. : 12 of 200 :@ $875 each CUUIL |Fof 200 @ 125 each Series................. 18 of 200 @ 400 each: eclc.. (€ B bf :‘ 200 lbgtqach : Series.............,....‘lg'\ot 200 @. 425 each L.......‘|â€" 4 of ©200 175 each Series.........}........: 156 of ‘ 200 . 450 each "~â€"~~ [ 8 of 200 @ ) 200 each , |â€" Series.,.._.......: 16 /of 200. @, A76 each mom=*~ |. d of 200 @ 2285 each ©~â€" Serics............ 17 of 200 .. 600 each ns l9 of 200 8 250 each .|| Series...l........ 18 of 200 @M 525 each Fgof 1200 @ 275 eatch: _ Series.........\._. 19 of} 200. \ 650 each "U..."Qof 200,@ 300 each Series............. L. ?’9{-,200; f m.wh ~TOO]|10 of ©200 @ 825 éach Series..............." 21 of 200 each C uf . 0[11 of zoo%.-\saofmh © Series.............. / 22 of .200 @ , 625 each LIFE MEMBERS PAY NO DUES OR ASSESSMENTS .. pol y <o l 000 . Agsociate Members - o laler d Horse 2 gor Insdra CHA Manua Motor OFFI $ iin O‘Lakes ue t e 1: “"{ w4 sociation |_ =® use UL 3 hee and TAXG8 ..........)icleâ€"cncionlend HRIFG ._..........coowsencmuthecvecnpnnaetihne«s lture RTERED BY STATE, OF: ILLINO id Hestsuraiits CERS : |â€" â€"â€"! _ ‘(Not for Profit) Putnam Building, Chicago, III. and welfare_featui'e {will be vested in committeéb, with Char‘i’ot- -li;;:;\-;zi _‘ Horse ‘gulni ._â€" Rolier Skating â€" Croquet = } f Horse iding . Roque | Curling > Hotse Shoe Pitching Rowing Dog Racing { Ice Skating (Skiing | _ _ ; Fencing Indoor‘ Sports ~© . . Soccer _ . _ * Fieldâ€"Track Sports hcmh ¢ â€"~‘Swimming Fly Casting â€" ’Movi‘nz tures |â€" ?{!mh fhs g:ff*b-“ f .. Motor Boating: eatrical Fea \Gymnasi . â€" Music | _: Trap Shooting H{Mb‘“um § ... Pigeon Flying 1 .‘ ‘Wrestling Hockey > /. Polo | | ; . Yachting LIVE STOCK AND AGRICULTURE!‘DIV!SION‘- | # Goatsâ€" _ ‘Pigeona‘_ § Fur Bearing / Swine > .\ Dogs. ;) ).;.: |;}/ +, Game Birds af \Poultry _/ /|‘; / PétStock/ _‘ |. . Witer Fow! ‘EDUCATION AND WELFARE DIVISION Link Together City and Country Bee Culture / Ffliryvlng‘ Veterinary Science . Agriculture Veterinary Science . lggriimlifire |___ Qpen |Air Sanita Horticulture , /. Songâ€"Ornament Birds Fish Propagation Floriculture | ~) |_ Mgnnal Training ht Radio , 200 125 each 200 150 each 200 175 each 200 @ ‘ 200 each 200 g 225 each 200 @ 250 each 200 @ 275 each 200.@ 300 each 200 @ 325 éach For thé Con}mo‘n Gogd Advantages of Membership . The Lotus Beds Accommodations foy ind iintecirec neweccantc enc 2. T We © W i :A We Vitig ABORTL CON TT U L. Geqarge G,. Chatt, Went Golf| Features TD PM â€" . Object Life Members Location 'f;wl;embem' e'xcegtfvéti‘n‘g. In other words, they do of Association affairs. The firat 1,000 vmemb.qilpl ._._..__..]. Wm, L. Tewalt, Vincemnes, Ind. ~**U l u... J G. Reilly, Kenwood 1340 pnvnln.y...... M. H. ‘West, Superior 8552 /.. Myran M. Brockeman, Dearborn 2120 pvatieck, l0R N3 Fitsgorq&‘,!!unbi 0121 **T*"" * 1.\ Lester E. Lee, State 5457 t $ y |p €21 4001 5lt Y ld, and nowhere is the land better sident of the American Park Buildâ€" iC, L. May, Randolph 1604 | . Nelephone, State 5814 We Y you 8: t birrEcrors! _ | "{~~. duck bunting and fishing. .. â€" 12 of 200 :@ $875 each ~ 13 of 200 @ 400 each: | lg'\ot 200 @. 425 each _ 15 of 200 @| 450 each .. 16 /of 200 @ 475 each ... 17 of 200 @.. 600â€"each .. 18 of 200 @ 525 each 1. 19 of| 200.@ 550 each | ‘go‘pf‘- 200| @ gzgueh y ..> #iaf 200 @ each _ :.« 22 ‘of .200 @ 625 each SSMENTS <> |_" l $lcf g yA f af Fur Bearing Aniulh Game Birds and . Open Air Sanitarigm eatrical Features ter Fowl *\ a 1: re work Land â€"the ces and ithe conâ€"< Channel, }_m Fox r . transâ€" orld are rger bed t stock, n 'hi;er.'» entions The Illinois Chain O‘Lakes Park Assn. If’,_ _ ~ADVERTISTNG CAMPAIGN FOR 1924 °. t .cs o td c Â¥:A2 ‘ e ‘of the size of the Park to be created and the ne« cesnsity for lalunfon.‘hm.mbor of Memberships | and siden ‘building lots in order to financte the enterprise, it is ";“'.‘ for the Association to conduct an PX ,n“dY‘ sing cnu}algn. as a purely business ‘A pl dl‘ov:éthi’ c:mtglin hutbgn vor:‘ed lc:u; am;ln adoptâ€" .lq ind wan 1 e e these to ‘counties where &ml’nk is tzege loamvith the ” ,~. THE PLAN Nsfi A, to r ‘afnll‘rxa rtisement for three times during obgv r;o:nd arch mhotflu(lliefio Dailiesâ€"The ews, t . :Tri Examiner, Hera Journal and J 0 E .4 3 * hese full yage s advert :m'eau to ut: fgllovod with -un::‘; and less expensiv uring Summer Fallio .1139‘2‘1:,?:‘3 the may lppeupmte. i "uu rROR THE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER . ol on * 1 Ads + [WP _ ; [ /M4KING THE START > .0 > It was !decided to ‘wait until after the Holidays: to ‘open th &." mpaign on the eor{ that if it is conducted during February and Kl}uh, hat it would receive more attention from those: who o rily go to the country for their outinys.:. The time arrived tojbegin operation. t 'Oh WM?' MA % s | . ~Not Have the "Olympian: 3 <â€"|<~/~~ > Games forâ€"Chi?" se to patronize the Sport, Live Stock and Farm ‘-lben&‘yL 1| 2952 . x‘ _ !. LARGEâ€" BILL BOARDS : ..3 rilso the plan to,let a contract for a large number of %axtl%hfl rto:gmm. to be be-t‘;d;hult:nz the s a crogsings, on w ca :i‘v?rtmqenu. § t "’ i+ LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES â€" ‘Publishers of N ficpm, Bankers, Real Estate Dealâ€" , Grocery Deal ardware Dealers, Hotels, Resorts, mh'm:i‘”‘"‘- ‘Auto Dealers, Garages, Autoâ€" es Stores and Manufacturers y, Breeders ru'n Bred Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Poultry, Dogs Pet Stock should, be represented in this ectory. . Mraxll y Our Guarantee â€" st of all, thci:e is Ifiot a mercenary motive actuating any p'l connection with this enterprise. ‘ ire is no piomdfiroq profit going to anyone. ery m&mbenhip_ uld is for cash, which goes inw the easury, to be usua for the purchase of the land and its relopment T'opdrition. § t‘ j . { | relandlnwuflLuhbein‘pmhmdachid ices. |Not: one dollar was paid to .nyvu.{or‘fb.an-lu se options, which were signed over to this Aspociation thout congideration to the men who devoted their time d ehergi¢s; in securing them. _ $ ] y . . BBNT YOU" ill\nail you a co'{)d!'f'fhe advertisement we are golng n in the Chiagi ailies at a very early date, whic sume you will read &nfnlly and note that we have toâ€"so word it as to advertise the entire Chaliin O‘Lakes m as ‘well as our own location and our plans. AIDING WOQE WHO ARE NOW THERE e we can sell every inch of the advertising space to advertisers md;ngou:(fienxin Chi we have ted a plan which is based upon the,tm that the Erhill’xz kbusin;::l‘ tli‘:nn of/ t:e two gmmthl want u: is Park pro go throuxh ?h an exten many of them will join the Association. For this we are making a special proposition, which is here ned under the next heading, F DIR ORY pF TRUE BUSINESS MEN % nap;opet;lg ified Directory to contain one or mm%s and . ses of men engaged in each legitiâ€" : vocation in town and resort in. the two Counâ€" to run in all t issues of these papers named, a rined circulation of 2,000,000 per week or 6;000,000 for period, on the th tl;ntuthenndvertimntIyfll ar from now the season opens up, it will get e men‘s c:d addresses under fiper clt-xfica- beforeWtiepatmm,ltjmt right time to g them splendid Pflt< * pTl? i. give every new gavnhli- her in Lake and Mcâ€" Counties a fu w::ta ertisement for four times : February and March, with an eightâ€"inch double n advertisement each week until January 1, 1925. rv:g man who application for a life memberâ€" remits $100.00, or an application for an associate shfi!pnnd ,iuSzS.OOtopayfortlmn,wewfll > name and| address: under proper classification slifidve to appear in each of theseâ€"papert e es, absolutely free of additional cost to him, and him the membership ‘he pays for. Advaabyeasenme¢e COPY OF THE ADVERTISEMENT ALREADY ace smaller boards about 3x5 feet on or alonfiidl v‘ithin}ty miles of thojle‘k on which to post bills Llhcon in the program for the eomi::k.week and e directions of how to reach the P yA A of what is planned for the Park, it is the present wn experts at the head of each committee. padlos M uid e n qu eb on wiger it dne sns atornny hornt Chas. F. Hahn, Calumet 6200 TAMV .:..,.. 0 ccclecccloserinprsinnemmacnicedias s B. Hulit, State 5814 oreinitrenroiegpcen 4orcves hn PMntb n.trm uL nc SdRh ) : .02 â€"1.10000 0 oentrovaden en wh. y' H neutny (m. SPORT AND FARM PAPERS ‘ SMALLER BILL BOARDS "THE CONDITIONS Parkâ€" §% neralfolo me rniesiesmane oraty John P. Bqn-a State 5814 .,.‘.......\.-..m'llolc":' Rasmussen, Diversey 6785 * ... Lyle W. Funk, Bloomington, s a wee on 7 ‘n;b. Boul. 9556, State 5814 o pemgcioc..~.. Wns I. Schultz, Kedrie 1470 "***‘‘‘‘‘‘Maolcer Rasmussen, Diversey 6785 [E LE C 0. id Ne is s °O tRa e‘ PAGE THIRTEEN fifi' Yards :g Pue‘d.'_,m 0065 L