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. _ When you been campin' out in the liwtode Totck comsin of. »1olde. And k C . M ' egalarity of > Toelp tall in W an on charges of conspiring to GO-- d the Stat lilinois, comes the appointment of y" Smith of t ZWUN as a member of _>Smith, vic 'g:'f" posed to the governor prior to plection of Waukegan as the 'trial site, editorially MR C o. c Wekt e OE 0. : L h gfiw h»fin governor prior to selection . c ukegan as the "trial site, editorially P \zv,w,;;%-' in unfit citizen and accusing him f withholdir 000 of interest money 'belonging to he sEaUR; : wae in by an abrupt change of itude durin; fitmwpm&-jfi ;,&- Sarted on his way to Honolulu, stat a'" continue "on around the world." On & day a litt! mms:ull was in Waukegan in onference with an attorney F. G. Smith, brother of MBiDy" and manager of the SUN, coming from that attorr iys office, excitedly confided to a friend: . _ . *( _. sive sust Rap iy rigst coxrmfi fos %'tg GOVERNOR. WEVE coT T . 4 P * BILL AND 1 CAN HAYE _ @0 ON AROUND THE | WORLD----WE _ GJ _ _The new member of Covernor Small's Comperce ; Jhis ound the world jist as the conspiracy iffist was well under way, and his paper became' the! Uhlo state Kall OME SUSATRE 2200 1000 5) C Geoe chief medium 'of : propaganda, the governor's 'préss | remark: +c n bures: ' broadeasting comments by' the local paper | . '"The country editor Aas never made a million dollars. itatewide-- indicating the attitude of the community As a rule he makes more @onations to the community. :" # t_'_"vmvlthtrhlud;udb- than any other half--dozen folks. A town is always on ing what er advantage 'there might be in support of the map if it has a réal, live news sheet to make & influenced . by | noise, advertise its iants, and make people think, ;&g.w-u.-q'mfmmmgw&.nmbo- it is recognized by the hints that the SUN had been . subsidized. & home folks or even the: merchant. The clubs, -h"b&bmw lodges and social events @ll want space in the home fat bonus, a seven thousand dollar a yéar chance paper whether the subscripfion price is paid up or 206 it the W*h*# 'The profit in a country paper is often the money that ing to open betrayal of principles by his newspaper is credited on tne books of the editor and never col-- hardly recompensed for; at that, . A job for Brother | lected. Everybody ought to take the home paper, even unk at the governor's hands remains a '_lflhilubbbonnd."pdmm But it 'KEYSTONE PRINTING SERVICE, Publishers, before, and early'. i1 usually routed out an 'cow that tried tent with you, and eyes filled with ® nd e ..noodm of the fckle-- 1 you « ge i .nd\n-r belt. s which you mebbe spehd the you're trying to catch fish that ~bite, and you try every darn _fi'.*w&i"'rn- Ri amell up the old akillet, get back to camp hungty as L s _ RRANEHE JUST BdltcL _____. 'S%--:--w.. m {'::5"'. eevninerseecmmmterceces 0_ Cl besodit AL es ear, and find you've . got. to hg.:nudhnw.n f in order to > the larder didn't have _ sccount: of you for-- I rm of Dees and all| . "u'fl-u'.- H' '!""'":.-aumwb % . Bul of '*~t-flz¢y~ + 46 'of you 'proud to live in a community tin" to go to town for same, W1\ can furnish all that music tu'lod-md:.c a keeper, and give it to E KHEE you Teen doin' this 'for a\| matth the mood you happeb: . of weeks, wile . you ~were| in. like for inst. if you're in © h%:fi-hhfiuwan 4 for fire, and like something snappy with a high-- N' water from an old well & steppin' kick to it, just to B Iuw.h'mb'tfu'sh&MMMl the inconveniences and pri-- yo.-u.mhm,-d +; 0 .t'-hh'enhltt.:."g feel ) ~ you that them fonr fathers which we like youll get it at Central Park to brag about takin' Chris Columbus'| Nick's bunch of tooters blow word for it about we havin' such a| 1 know you appreciate all sgummer resort over here and | good music, because I've C '_s__' fiumh'mlw._ny.fud you gae mor aml got.off at that' asmong the big crowd that was named after our | the concerts from out here. _ . ' wite breed of hens around Ivan--| Besides the bands you have bu just think they slipped us big sympathy orchestra, though / Bze of bunk when they told| haven't heard it for some time, 4 out the hardships they 'had to |you've got at least eight or -- f Mike for inst. fishin' being 80| dance orchestras, besides the 7 fiyuummh:'.m,-mmdu alay their meals, in regards music spree once a month thich they had nothing on you| the air gets right. I been to & ir meals depended on the fish\of their meetin's, wnich are held ~TBEN-- the day you have ack up and get batk to °towil. r is over. The big time RU MIN A TIONS cker, you m a-:'::m Sincerely, P : mmerall 4 4 men Your Uncle Sflas,==> than you groan beea: gould--| Ivanhoe, August 24. 1922 . . t & > Mane areaty phabedt 4 coie| 1t PaPh To Advertiss > C000 Eogfl--imbw «nower und a trip or two to As an aftermath of the trial ed as sed as matt r 13, 1916 oo at Linertyvilie under Act of l o omind Auring"umete m «__-;'Mhpm'&'m ® ns Y our Uncle Silas | parst of 'the day . workin' --By---- PAYING UP or fiy'flhwflu tup J in" you've had in & long «on --man--right . then you re« that the old domicile: is the ju 'et back to the of Governor PHF . c omaclat c la 25 «@ha I L P . 'Well folks, wile we aint l out here with vacations and béia' as how the only. time. 'tolhhb'--&:ri are all closed up, @ ' a hankerin' to camp out when 20 below, still and all I-- been ' the effects of same on the dumbells which came out here year, and I've come to . the lusion that a little bit of h--I now und then helps you : to ap-- T the heaven you're livin' in. Have youw Libertyvillians ever stopped to think what a fock of For Inst: you're got tie i you've-- ane givin' you a free for all concert every week. Of course, you're sup-- posed to take the trouble of goin' aad if you feel like you ..JW' *A youll get it at Central Park Nick's bunch of tooters blow I know you appreciate all zmmm C 's usually a few of you among the big crowd that C the concerts from out here. . * Besides the bands you have that big sympathy orchestrha, though 1 un::mnh-m you! least eight or tenm dance orchestra«s, besides the le :"'.UM"'I ow music spree once a month when the air gets right. 1 been to a few of their meetin's, which are held dn and soothin' like, and the genera atmosphere so upliftin' "'E forgot That it wasn't . wer-- vices and enjoyed a regular Sunday to cover most of those discords that the outside country can't ke up Their minds whether ~you really an 4#, or are just treatia' some-- body to a good rousin' Sincerely, would 'be strong i Lake County. CROP C "PNS --*> > The badis of American promperity is C The ud e t M ue w 1+ mv ie fields and. e e 1 e focks and. *".'lmmcf wealth . . Whe expated i onidbvtcine wan Ailinily 7_" "'- ¢ P ©A o pntvibe aigepat Ni ' ' "' ph t oi E; " " Hoith a i oo m Pngtareh hnd aad j $ t . F. 8 2o inccording to se ns o aaioany. * The July report on winter wheat gave an~ estimate _ of| $69,000,000 bushels against m total of-- 587,000,000 in 1921.; The spring *é' vesterm states. will have a bumper yield Per gere and the total will be, mand for wheat are £00& | Qutside of Russia, Europe will produce between ;P00 and 100,000,000 bushels: of whent less than last year. / What Russia will have no one can say. But With this shrinkage in produc~ tion and with Canada "her biggest crop singe mlgfi.wmwflfifl/ 1 mmuyulwmwmdm fouig'd-auhu eB, _~> ; . V corn crop is in good condition and pr< a poor; the hay erop is large, and the amount of daity wm;;ndnuti"mflhtonflsfi large. | Fruit generally is in good shape, and a récord~ breakinz crop in many sections is 'reported.. We've 'talked to many conservative men on the streets of Libertyville recently. And they are a unit in declaring that even with industrial conditions in a-- temporary slump, Americans have no just reason for looking on the dark side any longer.. "lw Ohio 'State Fair Board uttered the following THE THIS MAN KNOWS SQOLDIER BONU S MEASURE CHIEF S HOBBY OF HIS kommeros "ase, ce c | e t ie fed meieiationr es -- W STON, | Aug. '24.~ into service' e sare Mmmwwfiwhhm today towards finx' passage by the | parlors of the Y¥ & senate be curtailed, ;'?SW \:llo it wor oo es wherming 6w M "erk ZI0ON'8 WILY COP3 _ Hion apparently is out to 'wollect the money for the payment of the E:v:fv"" : in as mach as who 'l um""" the - 'h: hv,-anfl" ', "'"d-. _ Chief Thomas Bedker in his Wi-- Knight W Stried on hi# motor: ;tm-n-'l"- he t the cofters of the Gity of will,_begin to be enishe l" " 00 a _"A'",.. m ' brcir and .' "p.a t t4;""J§ h P' 'who for i mill anm hour through Voliva's str0 m f daily newspaper & , for years head -- of TO PAY POR ROAD 2 coal strike he put: moth flh"'% wesr, \2% uit park sB ie o pas he learning to read with nis fingers. ~ It's a good Lé ter to. "Stop, '5;?:, im" than to speed, \"\_,' 'Ifl '!' 1s. s . The a : womeai e n n 'il"mmnboutm rich quick is you may get caught a :Ever notice. about the time you get used to ® straw hat its too dirty 'to wear any 'longer? . w nE 0 T hed gnige he aing ason tow the WASHINGRON, aug. 2:--Legis-- lation m' |\ federal govern« movement in interstate commerce of coal. sold at. t prices is being .drawn by members of Pres-- Mmib*fihcfnpfincva mvnrflw with _~a tentative draft of a bill cysg a federal agency to buy and fuel and thus 'hold down prices. Raymond Cobb and Neva Blanch-- ard, both of Anjoch, appeared at the "I* with the lHcense and ring, and inquired for a minister.-- Reverend if the Arerage hiln n to spend Trons Public Service Co. ALONCG THE CUVRBSTONES One Dollar Down Rest in Monthly Parts C As for i o K -- iA any lamp. something at once? Tron then--in any nomical and effic fent implement. A MA N--ABOUT TOW N ready for Observations By mmmmm@ A fashion writer asks in a . paper now lying on our desk: "W do -- men © wear coats in 'summer Generally it is to hide the biggest Part of a dirty shirt. too politicians Are . making to be at --home will ahut up. A comprise is when a man lets his wife have what she wants if she About nine times out of ten the M\_mnyl he doesn't believe what he in the paper borrows hole in the knee. yPe SUrs %A % 8t s about .a hole in the tos of their stocking. Now they worry about a words of tongue or pen are: " does #thool take up again?" The trouble with this country is " ty' U U U# .t e Doubtless you've noticed that the In the life of a boy the saddest w 34 --"ftisan'rpleasnretoextend to you the W of joining the list of-- Lake Co'ay's Business Houses and --friends, by putting up a Special Premium again this A number of those who did this with you last year, have again renewed their Special Premium Offer of last year. _ ; ~ _ This is considered to be very good ad-- _ vertising, as the names of all who assist in this way will be published. To The Lake County Fair Booster ; sAAA 4 At The spirit of service and: which ten years ago impelied the construction of f , big, beautiful Auditorium, and which dur-- PIPE ORGAN POR -- ... _ .. AUDITORIUM THEATRE ing the past few months has brought to theatre goers here the en e tanaa of 'the 'Auditorium Theatre 'in the form of a 'beautiful pipe organ. _This instrument, called the Foto-- Hmhfio-lmfi,'hm accompaniments for . motion t hn&'uhutonlynmbu all 'the orchestral attachments and novelty effects that Are produced by a regulir orchestra. _ In' fact the instrument has replaced orchestras in theatres in many large cities. / ante <at the : Auditorium . Theatre which will be materially increased by the addition of the new pipe or-- The new organ which is being in-- fld':huvfihw to be r'm-uu'-mumfi Cecil De Mille's big nire reel gan, is evidence of.the enthusiasm of the public over the --entertain-- ment : provided , by this . theatre's DAY AND NIGHT TAXI SERVICE + Phone Libertyville, 806 : , :.; _ Snow's Auto Livery Yours truly, of protection with a sound meur liey." > ' . Amy policy will not _ > do. You need one .~ . that is strong--in the Hottford Fire Insur-- l ance Compony, f" . ewample. & Call on this ageney, E. W. Parkhurst 502 Milwaukee Ave. She--You lis so easily. She ( I'AFEGUARD your home. Be caréful of Protect It! Pus *#3