ts PAGE SIX attract wide interest locally, The P. O. and Anspach Bros. gplit a doubleâ€"header, both scores be:i::-l- The Mailmen lost the first g4 on bases. Gerkin pitched both |games bases. Gerkin piNCNeq DoOWn ) REUITS® for the Mailmen. Kuh and AJn-mh did the pitching for Amp.cl* Brgs. : Friday Fell Clothiers trimmed the Notion Stores, 12â€"4. Martin and O‘â€" Brien starred for the Fells. | _ Monday, the Fells Clothie the P. O. men 3â€"0 in a f Fell Clothiers had a big se ning when they scored all Tuesday, the H. P. Hardw their league lead by beating 8â€"4. Sheahen pitched his‘ strong game. _ | _ Friday night the North El#ds and Notion Stores play the last e in the third round. If they win their team will be tied with Fell Clothiers for second place H. P. Hardwares .. Fell Clothiers ... North Ends ... Anspach Bros. ... H. P. Notion Stores Post Office ... HAS LOCAL AGENCY | FOR CHRYSLER CAR J. B. Deibler, experienced in the‘ automobile sales and sgervice bureau, has taken the local agency |for the: Chrysler car and will im tely erect a building on First street, beâ€" tween the Pearl theatre and Larson Bros. garage, which will be aflequateâ€" ly equipped with showroom &nd serâ€" vice department. Mr. Deibler has temporary quarters with W. E. Beckâ€" er on North St. Johns avenue. He has been in the automobile business in Chicago for 23 years and is well versed in all branches of the busiâ€" ness, and can promise patrons excelâ€" lent service STATE CANNOT HF CITY BUILD B (Continued from pacefl) be used to defray expenses enlargâ€" ing: and remodelling the inginerator, adding new machinery to the waterâ€" works, both urgently needed, and for other necessary corporate purposes. It is argued by a number of perâ€" sons opposing the bond iqaue that Highland Park should get state aid on these bridges, as Glencoe has done, but the state highways department points out in a telegram to the mayâ€" or that in Lake county this cannot be done under the law. It appears that because of its large population Cook county towns have an advantage in this respect. The telegrams of the mayor to the State Division of Highâ€" ways and the reply of ChieflEhgimér Sheets are given herewith: f Mayor‘s Telegram â€" Following is, Mayorâ€"Hastings‘ wire to State Highway |Engineer Sheets: Ts Aug. 5, 1926 To J. T. Sheets, | â€" l Chief Highway ?gineer, | â€"Street artd No. State Highway Dept.,> © | | â€"Placeâ€"Springfield, IIl., > Can the City of Highland Park obâ€" ‘tain State aid for tï¬e construction of two bridges in Sheridan road? SAMUEL M. HASTINGS, Mayor. City of Highland Park. s State Engineer‘s Reply And here is the State Highway Enâ€" gineer Sheets‘ reply, showing the fuâ€" tility of hoping that state mid can be obtained: i Is Only Way Feasible ‘It may further be stated here that several times in recent years the mayâ€" or and commissioners haye been in touch with the ‘state highway officials with a view tb securing te aid in this matter, but always without sucâ€" cess, and State Engineer Sheets‘ telâ€" egram is the final word the matâ€" ter. Hence, as the city has no money ‘ its treasury for bridgeï¬uilding, A bond issue is the only pogsible alterâ€" native. It is pointed out by city offiâ€" cials that several city ad inistrations in the past have endeavored to solve this problem without a d issue, as the city was at that time| not in conâ€" dition financially to float| such an is sue, but they were unable to find a way, and it is regarded especially fortunate now that the ci'iy;l financial state is such that the necessary bond issue can easily be made without imâ€" pairing the city‘s credit any way. The report made to the city counâ€" cil by Engineer Fyfe on the: condi« tion of the two bridges on North Sheridan road is given |below. He finds the one bridge wholly unsafe and the other, though ible of reâ€" . pairs, scarcely wortk, the . expense. The reports follow; | Engineers‘ Re Bridge in Sheridan :%:;. between Maple avenue and Moraine road: . Hon. Samuel M. Hastings, Highland Park, IIl. _ State board bond issue law proâ€" hibits state assisting in Iconstruc- tion bridges and roads | in cities having population greuker than twentyâ€"five hundred in Lake county. Therefore state cannot jassist on bridges in Highland Par\:.i . FRANK T. SHEETS. This bridge was found to be in a dangerous condition on Sunday Aug. from the Springfield, II1., 232P Aug. 5, 1926 G GOOD ospars o ramuenenmepnemetce rmer se pon nc mt in sn eoomeneme en mine emie ces <2 Bc .20 o 0 . E009 pach Bros. rimxicd the tin and O‘â€" Is. £ game. 13 Mayor game. th inâ€" runs. kept nspach usual way and .133 number of the footings were in a hazardous condition and in one case the 1 tion was entire washed out from under the supporting post, the post being suspended and held in place by a few spikes ornly. Several of the main support posts are badly rotted at the base. blocked up. . The ‘diagonal bracing is held by |spikes only, some are. loose and the entire framing is in uncerâ€" for hemp?nry ordinary traffic, it would be |necessary: to have a comâ€" plete overâ€"hauling with new foundaâ€" tions, etc. + f It is my ‘opinion that this bridge should re‘g::in closed to traffic. f Other Bridge > Bridge in Sheridan road between Moraine road and Broadway: This bridge is similar in construcâ€" tion| to the bridge between Maple avenue and Moraine road. 7; The Mr. framing, posts, ete., have been strengthened from time to time. The present deck is in good condiâ€" tion with the exception of the north panel. _ | _ â€" Seven:vl‘}l new posts have been inâ€" stalled which are in good condition. Whereh:he cross beams have been damaged by fire, new pï¬:nlu have been bolted to the sides of the charâ€" red timbers. _ â€" U In some cases, short lengths of posts haie been setson top of the old post, extending to and carrying the cross be.rm. Some of the short pieces are not plumb, and not propâ€" erly held in position. . In some instances the posts have rotted near the base. One of the diâ€" agonal braces is rotted and detachâ€" ed from the post. In order to make this bridge safe P Sm Hig h la n d Auto Mart REPAIRING AND SERVICE STATION Blodgett on Deerfield Road ‘ / Phone H. P. 1122 For:â€" Dependable Used Automobiles All Makes and Models Very Low Prices, Terms and Trades ~â€" . Used Part and Tire Bargains Cars and Trucks Guaranteed Satisfaction have of the foundations. A SEE THE Telepho&e;e Service Must Go On _ EVERY telephone added to this system during the past ten years has required an average investment higher than for those inâ€" stalled ten years ago. This condition will apply to each tele» phone added for many years, if presâ€" ent price levels hold. The company is powâ€" erless to control these at ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM One Policy â€" Oué‘*éystem _â€"_ Universal Service or _ THE HIG the stub projecting above the pier. At these places | where the base of the posts are the bridge should ‘be ~jacked kuip, the defective part of posts cut o# and removed, the piers built up to ‘he new level and the post allowed § set on the pier, so that the wwwfll drain away from the base of post. & All of the mal bracing and framing should beegone over to guard against further lacement. The bank and bepring soil near the bottom of the raj "'- has been washâ€" ed away from j' the new piers for the new post, ind the outer edge of the bottom of ;" footing exposed. This should be taléin care of by adâ€" ditional concrete W§ier and adjoining the pregent footing In other cases tae old posts have Buyâ€"Before the Prices Advance Buyâ€"Before the Rush of Next: ‘Buy-{-gefore Next Fall Fromitime to time the prices of all sizes of O*j'r go Solvay Coke advance to cover the sgprage and rehandling charges of manufacture and dealer. You can save mong@y by buying this dependable fuel for tlié home, right now. Any size for _ hot & .furnace, hot water boiler or stove. Buy. before the next advance in price. ? No smoke, no soot, few shes â€"§) 300 cheaper than hard coal %' ‘\Order from your dealer now PAUL uk nWe Ts * '_'éjc summe! TflE blizzards of winter and the A ‘tyclones and thunderstorms of sumt rer are the implacable enemies of the 1phone service. Experience covâ€" erigr‘nany years has enabled the Bell System to develop the best forms of pro‘td_étion and the best weapons of defenige in this warfare. " M ern improved construction and the ‘gevelopment of a highly trained and @lert organization have made inâ€" terruptions much less frequent and ; 8 oo ha\::%ut down the average length of time‘in which service is suspended. hes RCHARDT HICHLAND PARK FUEL CO. ne 67 Phone 335 Buy it Burn it _Vou‘ll Like it FRANK SILJESTROM H I C A G O y Coke ay Co Phone 65 Precautions should be taken to diâ€" vert, all water from the streets or banks to the ravine at either side of the bridge.> f made, especially during and after a heavy rain. ~With the foregoing recommiendaâ€" tions carried out I consider. the m safe for ordinary regulated | ‘ JAMES L. FYXFE Engineer Fyfe also inspécted the North Linden avenue bridge and his report on ‘it indicates that by proper repairs it can be put in good: shape for light traffic under proper :_ncuh: tion, At present it ‘is unsafe and has been ordered closed until repairs can be made as recommended. . ‘This bridge is not included in the bond issue plan for improvements, place s Ewï¬;.'- Touchnent e trande aL C 5 M o oc stt Ssn nhuy . Deerfield Interior Finish Company ‘| | All work guaranteed. 16 Years‘ a PHONE DEERFIELD 136 PIA NO TUNER A Perfect Wave that insures the hair against all harm. Circuline." (If anything else is used you are not getting a circuline wave). Call or phone. â€" For ; Quality Laundr$' Work or. _ | f Bring Your Bundile in and take Advantage of our Telephone 1589 WILL KRUMBACH Sash, Doors and Millwork We use th the t ))anitt High Class Permanent §Waving : _ WILLIAM DENZEL 6 North Sheridan Road Tel. H. P. 936 HOMEâ€"TOWNE LAUNDRY ~ Phone H. P. 1051 PIANO TUNING H. F. 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