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~--~ _ PACE TwWo Re--Appoint Riggs as Fox Lake Police Chief Saturday during the summer season and an exceptionally good c_trd ftor Aitormney George F. Hurley suston, who is to make liis re in the county, was named v! torney, to succeed R. W. Cl of Grayslake. eeltent and between five and six 1undred people crowded into the open air zrena on Sayles' HH!I, near the Fox Lake depot. , Ed Plique, of Chicago, was the annmouncer; James E Mansing and Walter R. Hamber-- ger. of Fox Lake, ascted as judges ; Mr McDbowd was timekeeper; Dan O'Connor was referee and Dr. F. T. Roilins was the attending physician. These bouts are to be held every Joseph Riggs, village marashal at Fox Lake for a number of years, on Mond»y ulight was re--appointed to that office by r embers of the village board, at a meeting held at the vil-- lage pall. D'fi: DePrott, who served as ent of the board of trustees for uit years, and who wes defeated by a close margina at the election last April, was appointed treasurer. Q ;;l E:E'u} night is offered + J. M. ialverson was made CONONL: or, and Fire Chiet Kreck was Te appolnted. Halverson succeeds J. H. Frangen. Fox Lake has been toru by dis-- sension in the official family for the past few months, and an effort is be ing made to get the members of the village board aud residents n bar-- mony, so that the program for maay needed improvements ~an be carried Promoters Put on Good Local Event The county board of supervisors yesterday afternoon after hearing from Mrs. D. M. Courson, president of the Lake County League of Wo-- men Voters, State Senator Ray Pa-- dock, and Roepresentatives lI4e Me-- Donough and R. J. Lyons, voted to extend an invitation to the goverao-- wr to visit the tract. It was agreed also that each mem-- ber of the board would inspect the land. Supervisor Charles Crapo, of Waukegan, suggested this, declaring that, he G@oubted if all the members Members of the assembly stated thit Governor Emmerson had dis-- cussed the state park plan for Wau-- kegan on several occasions and that be remarked that he was in favor of such an improvement . for the state, although it was understood that an appropriation eould not be 'The committee appointed by O' (banor is instruected to determine bow many acres are eontained in tg proposed park, and get the con-- slideration. They are instructed to get options if possile. There are about 2,500 acres in the tract, it i« unijerstood. vyears it was learned today from legislat-- ors from this district who have been in eonference with the governor. 'Superwisors Frank Stanton, Ingle side: K. A. Brown, Round Lake, Rert 'Thompson, Zion; . James v. Murphy, North Chicago; and W1il-- tiam Obee, Highland Park, were ap nxlnt.ed by Chairman 'James O'Con-- nor as the committee to iavite the governo> here and make any . ar-- rangements for the event. The board also is to act as a unit in receiving the governor. Members of the assembly pointed out that the chiet executive would not be able to arrive here before August in that he has to await the closing of the assembly, now set for June 20. EOV. EMMERSON T0 INSPECT PROPOSED DUNES PARK SITE Gov. Louis L. Emmerson will view the tract of dunes on the north shore of #take Michigan, proposed as a state park, sometime in August, ;)T'tix;"b--ovnid"had ever visited the tlats. -- _ gaimed until the next regular mee!-- ing of the general assembly two Name Committee To Get Full Data on Land and Op-- tions 'if Possible. The Vatican has been the prip-- clpal regidence of the m since 13%?7. The original bailding was erected by Pope Symmachus, 498 to 514, and the buildings have been added to by practically every pope wiab GRAND AVENUE GARAGE pears on Page % of the First Bection # this issue otf The Long Residence of Pope An advertisement of the Majestic Electric Radio teaturing the noew NOTICE no w F. Hurley, of By-- ake l2is residence named village --t-- R. W. Churchili, made collect _ Mrs. W. J. Stratton and Mr®. (G» Dalze! wete callers at tae Rushmore home Friday. The Cabhtclic Woman's clgb held & card party at the Lome of Mrs. Eo-- ward Larkin Tuesday. in spPite of the bad weathe~. it was vell attend-- ed and an enjoyable affair. Mrs. Pheil has been very i1 for several weeks. Mrs, Rushmore and Earl Jr., called on her Monday and found her slightly better. Mrs. Robert Burleigh and Miss Margaret and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Purvie were in Waukegan Wednes-- day. Te Ladies' Aid of the Fox Lake Community church served a wofter-- ful supper at the communoity hall on Thursday. Miss Eodress Jenaon held the number for th tapesicy and Arthur H. Franz:en was awWarded the pllow slips. -- Mrs. Ernest Muayer, Mrs. Earl Rug.imore, Mr®. Chris Hanson and Mrs. Frank Vaienta motored to Mc-- Henry Thursday. . * J. Blacksmth was taken to the hos pita. Monday. Mrs. L&wrence T~elimer was pain-- fully injured Friday when her hand was caught in a wring-->. Ferdinand Froebling has instawiled a aew Welsbach refrigeration sys-- tem at his store and now keeps his stock fresh and in first class eondi-- tion at all times. William J. Stratton and Anthony Bassi euntertained tweive bankers from Wheston, Batavia and vicinity at gold and fishing over Sunday. Mrs. Benjamin speot Baturday, Sunday and Monday with friends in Chicego. . Mrs., N. P.<Jenasen entertaired sev eral friend: and relatives Wednes day in bonor of Bobby's birthday. _ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Purvis were callers at the Robert Burleigh home Tuesday. £ 4 Guests at the Robert Burleigh home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Menry Purvie and R. Boyle of Crys-- tal Lake, and MF. and Mrs. Jack Wasno, of Chicago Heights. Mrs. J. D. Riggs is quite i}! Mr. and "'Irs. Fred Mason, Joyce Elaine and Shirley Ano motored to Elgin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Antboay Bassi, Mrs. Thomas Critiy .and Mrs. Edward Skarda motored to Chicago Monday evening. The Thomas Criby family have come out to their summer bome for the season. « The Ladies® Aid of the lugleside Community church held the ntontaly meetin gat the Ingieside town ball Wednesday. -- Mr. and Mrs. Wm Goll drove to Chicago Thu sda 'and caled on Mr. Goll's nepaew, who is i in a hos-- pital there. Mr. and Mrs. Duke ne}n attended the show at Antioch TuUesday. Ars. Jones suf.ered an injury to 4 ~*®~r ho nid the first of the week when the member was caught in a _ sarage door. I Mrs. Erost Mayer entertained Mrs. Ear!l Rushmore and Mrs. Frank Vo-- lenata Taursday at luncheom®: Mr .and Mrs. Wm. Goll visited their daughter, Mrs. Jack Onkto at Racine Friday. Mrs. Richard Cass acrd baby spent several days at the home! of Mrs Casse's pareots, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larkin. Miss Melonie DeProft and Roger Perry were graduated from the Lib-- ertyyille high school Friday,. -- / Mrs. Albert Cheligs was a lunch eon guest of Mrs, Kemp; in Oak Park Thursday. Mr anod Mrs. Charts Neilson and ang aughter, Marion, of Chicago, vis-- Itd at the N. P. Jenson home this week Tommy Reed, nephew of Mrs. Lester Perkins, is very ill ip the bos-- pital in Chicago. 'Fommy bas been a summer visitor at the ~me of his aunt, so i« quite will known at Long lake. We wish bim a speedy r/ eovery. o Clarence Howard, Albert Froeh ling and Earl Kushmore Jr., attend ed a show io Antioch Friday. Mr. and Mrs3. Eant Rushmore at-- tended a show in Antioch Tuesday. Hans Hendricks has bought a new Pontiac sedan. _ Miss Florence Newton underwent a minor operation at the Lake Coun ty General bhospital Thursday. Mre. George Buchanan was in Chi cago Tuesday. Harvey Mack has purchased _ a new car. ¢ ts ';&l Mrs. George Koeth and Dolores Personal Items of Local Interest Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stickles and little Milton of springfield _ were week end visitors' at the home of Mrs. Stickles' parenis, M:. and Mrs. Frank Lumber. Mr. ®tickles left for home Monday, but Mrs. Stickles and Milton are remaining for a week. Frank Valeoia and daughter Eliz-- abeth were luncleon ~guests at the Jack Bock bhome at Austin Friday, Edward. Burleiga returned bome from Chicayo Heiphts Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Druce of Chicago spPut this week with Mrs. Frank Valeuta. Louis Kapella w.s a viiitor at the James E. Manoning home Monday. Albert Chelius tangled up with a lawn mower Monday, and as a re sult has a ladly mangled finger. Some careless, unthinking person left a trap se and a mother cat, that had be~. th@ pet of Elizabeth Valenta for seven -- years, plifully dragred qerself home Sunday with both hind legs caught in the Cruel contrivance. Too much censure can-- not be given to abnyone setling traps where a domesiic animal is liable to get 'caught. C r Miss 'Olive Rhoades and Paul Sc¢ott motored to Lake Geneva Sunday. Mrs. sack -- Ferguson and _ son, Bruce, of Inglewoou, Calif., are vis-- iting her sisters, Mrs. Geo. Koeth and Mrs. Sophia Blair Mrs. Fergu-- son was> «alled bere by the iliness of another sister, Mris. Rouse Sour-- ada of Oak Park. ~ ® Mrs. Sophia Krossman Blair an-- rounces her engagement to J. Har vey Mack. Pbe weCdiag will take place earl= in September Mr. and Mrs Wm. Rota and 'am-- ily motored out from Chicago Mon day and had break{ast with Mrs. Christ Hanson at the lsong _ lake Station. * The Ladies Aid card and bunco parties are being well attended by the ladies and afl who do not come now are invited and those who do not know how to play will be taught. The parties are held every Wednes-- day at 2 p. m. at the Community hall They are given for the benefit of the Fox Lake Community church. The daily vacation bible school has opped in both Ingleside and Forx Lake.. The ieachers are Rev. 0. W. Brand anod Mrs. Brand, Mrs. Ahiams, Mis Emily Bejeck and Mrs. Baid:-- ridge. * -- are vacationing for a few days in Michigan. r $ > ® Mrs.. Otto Becker' has returned from the bedsice of aer mother, Mrs. Keen, of Chicago. We are glad to know that Mrs. Keen is slowly im-- proving. . Mr. and Mrs. daughter drove ; business Monday ©Mrs. J. Lunch. Mrs. O. Brand. Mrs J. Pike and Betty were Waukegan callers list Friday. . Mrs. Weisgerber's sister, Carrie, of Chicago is visiting hber for a few days. A very interesting -- lecture. and some -- Stereoptican plctures was given by Revy. and Mrs. Metzger, African Missionaries of the Beiligitan Kongo on the Koago river Rev. and Mrs. Metzger have been in Africa for 25 years teaching the people over there the word of God and the right way to livte. They also have a bourding school for young boys and girls. The average uumber of pupils in the boarding school are about 4#¥900. They are taught to read and write, sew and everything they do not know. Rev. and Mrs. Meti:ger sang and talked in African langu-- age.. He told us that a man is only a boy until he grows a beard. Mr. Metzger was always known as the bo# until he let a beard grow, then one of the ladies over there prayed to God and thanked Him that now their boy was a man. But Mr. Metz-- ger was still an American and had to shave it off. Rev. afd Mrs. Metzs ger's territory is right around the equator Rev. and Mre. Metzger, African Missionaries, were entertained with Rev. and Mrs. Hrand of the Fox Lake Community cha@rch at a dinner given at Mrs. E. .lahe of Fox lLake. The Fox Lake Community church Invites your boy and girl to attend the vacation Bible schoo! which starts June 18 udder the teaching of Rev. Brand. Miss Vielet Johnson has left the A. and P. store and is now resting for a while at the home of her par-- ents A W. B. Ott was slightly injured when an automobile hit him. He is getting along fine. . * * LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, JUNE 20; 1929 ; ink Valenta aud Sypring Urove on \Gives Cause of Slump In Summer Milk Yield . ~"Good pasture grass is the best feed for milk production, but pasture alope is not enough for 80"! giving large amounts of milk Hence, if they are not supplied with -- some graine, suca cows are likely to lose Flles and hot weather can no long-- er be blamed for the sharp mid--sum-- mer drop in the milk yield of dairy cows, atcording to Dr. W. B. Nevens, assi;tant chlef at t.ie College of Ag-- riculiture, University of lilnois' "Ex-- periments hbave traced the chief cause of the sjump in production to a lack of ®enough protein in the feed," be said. 'The Schiller .Frauen. Verein hbeld their third anmual outing at Fox Lake and were entertained with a boat ride on the lakes after baving dinner at the Helvetia hotel. The weather was ideal and a very pleas-- ant day was spent, They all came by motor coach. -- The remodeling of the For Lake State Bank will soon be completed. and it is very nice looking s#o far.. HMe does not intend to bother in the citles where there are regvlar poli¢e forces because he believes it is up to these departments to act. "Out n ,the rural districts, and villages, ! am going to keep these machines out and they cano't be brought back." he stated. -- Parks a@dvised an interviewer that it was feared that gangsters would cause more trouble, similar to the taking of 13 machines at Deep Lake 'Pleased with the report that D. C. Pearks, agent for the vending ma-- chines through the couuty, had with-- drawn the contrivances for fear that more would be picked up by gang-- sters, Sherift Lawrence Doolittle stated today that "tbe machines are out and going to stay out of the county." . He was quited as saying that au-- thorities did not mind the mechines when operated as planned by the county, which would be to return a package of mints each time played. brought back." he stated. . More than 300 machines were pulled out of the lake regions last weéek on tbhe order of the syndicate. SLOT MACHINES GONE FOR GO0D ASSERTS SHERIFF Mint Venders, Doolittle Says, Will Have to Stay Out of Rural Districts. Phone Fox Lake 121 150 Nippersink Blyd. FOX LAKE, ILL. Electrical Supplies House Wiring Pipe and F'ittihgs Radio Supplies CALL US WHEN -- YOU ARE . IN TROUBLE A. H. Myers ELECTRIC SHOP y i ."Good8) feeders therefore supp!y | their best cows with grain through: 'out the pasture season. in early spring 4 mixture of ground corn and joat; ls satisfactory, byt as soon as | the grass begins to ripen a mixture |containing . 14 to 16 per cent total | protein may consist of 150 pounds 'linseed mea!l, 450 pounds of ground corn and 400 pounds of ground oats . 'A similar® mixture. might be 200 Lbs fllnnod meal, €00 Lbs. corn--4nd--cob meal and 200 * bs. wheat bran. "Liberal feeding Caring the pas ture reason helps not only to main tain the milk flow at a 'aig@gh levyel. but alszo to keep the cows in much better flesh so thet they are in good good condiion to produce milk wheu the barp feeding begins." weight grias als ripens t comes | "A mixture containiug 'about 20 per cent protein may be mide up from 400 Lbs. linseed meal, 400 Lbs. kround corn &ud 200 Lbs. of ground oats. -- Quite a number from here have attended the Antisnch Theatre Tues-- day and Wednesday evenings to sie kamon sav.or.o in "The Fagan,' sponsored by the Catholic Ladies in behalf of S8t. Peter's church. Ex--policeman Moler who owns A summer cottage here hasg been out this week repatring and painting it before he bring« hi« family out fot the summer Mrs. James Leonard were in Anti och on business Thursday. M r FISHIXG TACKLE SOUVENIRS STATIONERY . PROP. MEDICINES CAMERAS and FILMS CIGARS and TOBACCO MACGAZINEY WALTER IRION Post Office Bldg. Fo PAINT UP and CLEAN UP. NOW! -- _ high in protein, but ag hbe propur.oa o p. o @g# . F GENERAL MERCHANDISE Barly in "iu «. i FOX LAKE INVADED aver and all bhad good beer, Stried reported to States Attorney Smitbh. He ad-- vised the prosecutor that he warn-- ed the bartenders in each of these places to stop the sale of beer. Warrants for their arrest were is-- sued before Justice Wilfred E. Hall. Get Loon Lake Place. A loon Lake resort, operated by Henry Kolen, was among the plac-- es raided, according to Stried. He found, he reported, colored alcohol here and Kolen was fined $500 and costs before Justice Harold Tallett. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hansen and baby daugbter, Doloris, from Waukegan . were guests | .of _ Mrs. Hansen's parents, Mr and Mrs. Har-- ry Nickerson, Sunday. SHOES BATHING SUITS, Et COsMETICS CONPECTIONERY NEWSPAPERS 7QY3S » FOUXTAEX SERDICE The first real ithreat of the raid-- ing crew oat of the office of, States Attorney A. V. Smith that has been made in the lake regions was offer-- ed last night when Constable Stried entered _ three places in the Fox Lake district and ordered the saile of beer stopped. > The -- Helvetia -- hotel, Borchard Place. and 4 Point Comfort resort Loon Lake Resort Has Bott'e of Alcohol and Fine of $500 is Assessed. BY RAIDING CREW; BEER ORDERED OUT Fox Lake, IIl. Wy N. P. Jensen Chain O'Lakes Packing Co. sohck *: To . )1 , e IVHOLESALE _ (Opposite Foxr Lake Depot We Deliver Anywhere in Lakes Region Our Motto: "QOUALITY AND COURTES)" Grand Avenue Fox L (JUST WEST OF RAILROAD TRACKS) Ladies' and Men's F urnishings. * Dry Goods, Notions We are exclusive dealers at Fox Lake for this line of Famous Bathing Suits. You can't buy any better! Phone 129--W FOX LAKE., ILL. We Will Deliver Anywhere In The ** Fox Lake Region Gasoline and Kerosene Stoves -- Kitchen Utinsils _ Paints, Oils and Glass _ Fishing Tackle Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers and Hose Building Hardware and Tools Seeds of All Kinds Copper or Galvanized Screening THINGS YOU WILL NEED THIS SUMMER BUNGALOW HDW, & PAINT STORE 1} FOX LAKE BAKERY FOX LAKE STATE BANK U/ . . . The Number is Fox Lake 34 "PELTON®" BATHING SUITS i¢ Get a checkbook from this Bank, and you'll have a safe, sure book-- keeping system in your stubs, and unquestionable receipts in your cancelled checks. Fifty Rollars starts an account. Comple 2 44 55 FOX LAKE, ILLINOIS ----from------ M. NAGLE Fox Lake, Illinois Phone F. L. 160--]J tables Re / a l'/ y ourteouns DANISH PASTERIES BUTTER BISCUITS COFFEEF CAKES ' TeA /1 4 E*.'a y Add Zest To Your Meals! mie!\ nancual Sertu CHECK Fox Lake 01} KETAIL o T hat /Satk Y eats aste! HOne 34 § bes