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,trs' ~ r "'• V •'. .- r"1 "'•• - *r ;/ - i 4- •*- ' , ;n r i. f r r t i r . . " F J .. ^Jrsrc K'HENST PLAIHDSALWL, THtmSDAT, AUGUST13,I9S1 3 < !-* •,» - * «r yjyrfTwr,® » " ^ <r7 "Jr ^ •*• ft . ^ ^ * *7 ,> ' *» *' '.~v •£;•<..• *•' *• ,t • C,1 ,' •;,V "•^<F.'j,/;f-."'.jLr- '- 'l *l: THE M'HENRY PLAINDEALER nPublisbed every Thursday at McHenry, 111., byCharles P« Renich. ^Entered «• iiscond-cUsi matter at the postoffice at McHenfjr, EL, unitr the act of May 8, 1879.^ v ' ••'••. if- ', * • J-,, .... rv' %' ft* /- Ob« Year .. Biz Months WantAdv A. E.,MOSHBR» Editor ^ FOR SALE BfcpTC want at reafbnable prices, always on hand. Wm. Staines, R-8, McHenry. Phone Richmond 842. *11 SWAMP CASE v i NATIONAL GUARD IN' AS OWNER DIES TRAINING AT CAMP Special Master in Chancery Harve; FOR SALE--Dairy with base, also crops and farm equipment. Must be sold all together. Price reasonable. Inquire at Plaindfealer office. *11 C. Coulson, of Waukegan, on Thurs- and Mrg <d»y completed his report onJhe hear- childreri( their niece, Ings in the case of Frank Hatch, 7 - yajes Gf , Chicago, and George Kuhn j Pnces who claimed ownership of more than mo^oretj .Rock-ford Sunday where *asey 600 acres of land near Grass lake, in thev vigited Wjijiam Vales, who is Which ' he recommended that the-title pt Camp Grant for two weeks. to the land go to Hatch. . . | William, who js with the Western , But Hatch, after 30 years of fight- Electric company, is , a member of ing for the rights to the land, died >132nd Infantry of "the /National Wednesday night at his home at Guards and is in training, at Camp Channel Lake Hatch had paid -taxes,. Grant fpr two week?. f yf > Albert Vales and £°R SALE--New Zealand White Miss Lillian i Rabbits. ^Fine^health^ stock at low TeL .McHenry 202-M. J. J. 10-2 Public Pulse BARGAIN--Four new Inner Goodyear Standard, 4.75-19, $i quire at Plaindealer office. FOR SALE--8-room hous«, modern, _ _ , and 2-car garage, m city of McHenry, \° Starved Rock, centrally located, ' bein|j across the (All communications for this department must be signed by the writer, otherwise they will not be published. The Plaindealer invites its readers to express their opinions in these columns.) - '• M DRFBCE the fox river McHenry, HI, Aug. 10, 1081 Td the Editor: Please allow me to vent my feelings in -a matter which should be cf deepest concern to all inhabitants of McHenry and vicinity, especially business men and property owners. Your article in the Plaindeale* of August 6, entitled "Canoeists Enjoy Fox River Trip" calls attention to the description in .f* The Chicago Tribune fey Bob Becker of the trip he and his y associate, Vincent Smith, made down the Fox river from Fox ^rtade improvements and constructed With the 7,000 young men, who are I street from Grade and Community 'Ridings -ojv"the "property at Grass ^ camp, he is learning, to drill; High Schools. Termsj 'P. J. Cleary. . ; lake which he claimed was his d^ing and is gaining much new' experience | *9-4 inany years of 'i^lig*tixm•^^:\^,^•,;:^•durih^r• his short stay there, ' " : Si»ce 1925 numerous hearings Governor Emmersotf and hfs party . u_rC.ain count6 fceld bv the special master at whicn were guests at. the camp during :the; shof_Jker a3ld fibate and county, officials, including week-end and. inspected it thorough- .J . Pl,nDO ^Attorn^y .jGeiierai. 0$^,,^.. Rfirlsti^m Ijr o.ii' .SatuHayi.,., ..CteneraM?avis gave1 BEFORE YOU BUY SHOES see our counter. B. Popp. Expert repair shop. Main Phone 162. 38-fcf Becker is an able writer,- or he Would not be writing for the Tribune. It is too bad that his sensibilities were offended by the "creaky winch" which operates the lock at'the McHenry dam, a little oil might remedy ^ Wd State's Attorney' JL'V. Smithr address on Sunday and the various: por SALE--Well secured 7% Tirst -J took part. » • . . u : • i divisionfe went through their ' • 1 ake countv arid the sliite hftd maneuvers and drills with three bands 'claimed the^jroperty' because it w„ fornhhing^ music for entertam- -B.id as swinpl.nd.Jn the Galloway, ment of the many visitors present. purvey. A later survey revealed this; « : TttV T trf to be a mistake, according to the find- ^ . «/ . ; *iXx#X liAJui - { l u r e o f M a s t e r C o u l s o n . T h e m a s t e r , ' • * r ~ ' -- . recommended that the title to the. Mr. Schulder of Chicago js spendmg Sd should go to Hatch, whose father, a three weeks' vacation with *»s fam- :^,uis HatchT had purchased the p«^;, ••>®ftv in 1838. • K •» . I ,k Surviving Mr. Hatch are three Laura Hatch of Channel, Wednesday. Harder attended the her sister at Jotiet last lake, Mrs- Edith Allen of Green Mrs. Rich of th* Eat. Shop fpent daughters, ' ^e'y, M<S>ou'gaii > a . «r:_ Funeral services Mr. Diamon of Chicago !s spending a week's vacation at the home of Mr, Cohen. Mortgages on McHenry Residence Property; Inquire at Flaindeaher office. 18-tf WANTED WANHBD--From 1 to 50 acres good blue grass sod. Pay from $75 to $150 per acre. Charles C- Richardson. 1014 JN. 5th Ave., Maywood, 111. *9-4 «f Wilmot, Wis. "Were held Friday . burial at McHenry. HENRY L. COWLIN, ^ Attorney, Crystal" La|t®# * ;J|tate of Illinois, . I'UlcHenry County, ss. : - Estate of Mary Slauf, Deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sex were Lily Lake callers Saturday. Mr. Fred Scharf transacted business in Chicago Monday. --« Mrs. Ben Davis visited at - the Frank Steindoerfer home Saturday. Mr. Ray Girard of the Lily Lake 1 V I^JIfmnwM HFTRS Cafe underwtnt an operation at St, :'£ER ^T Aiip nvrFAWn I Theresa's hospital Saturday. His MARY SLAUF, DECEASED. | many friends wiI1 be glad to know he i You are hereby notified that on .g oR the road ^ recovery :w Slonday, the 3,1st day of August, 1931, Miss Mndred Seering and Miss w. I, as the Executrix of the ast 1 E]sje Steindoerfer spent Thursday at ^"Mnd Testament of said deceased, wil! Wonder Lake. . v f resent to the County Court of Mc- Mr and Mrs. Ted Shelton of North ^JTenry County, at the Court House m Chicago gpent Sunday at the home of ^Woodstock, Illinois, my final report ^ and Mrs_ peter Weber of my acts and doings as such Execu-; Mr Anton Frgund of McHeftry has trix, and ask. the Court to be dis- ^e,, iet the contract to dredge Lily charged from any and all further Lake This nQ doubt w-n hp] tQreduties and responsibilities connected the|iake to its former beaut ^0od silage Will repair anv o :-.r<rvv artfjvf.i th said Estate and my admimstra-, ^ Lake welcomes Mr* V > rePa^- .???_? Sa with the dam .-iW - wW?/.Ti timp" «nH nlace , . 7^ • of"silo. Build solid cement ones. Work •".-m.V^^oonu tmhearve obfe, aptr, ewsehnict ha tnimd er easnisdt psluacche hag buiH a beautiful home on Sh«ri- guaranteed and Drices rieht R . c v . i guaranteea ana prices ngnx. «£ I orncer'Walsh, of .kcHenry -was J tZ' fflT EMlLlb kulhl^A uaa, ^called to Lily. Lake Sunday eveninir! - ' • ^ Executrix of the Last Will and Testa- „ „„„„„ . ! FARM LOANS--First mortgag# loans on iarms, low interest. Now taking applications for 1931 loans. R. M. Fritz, 2nd Fl., Harvard State Bank Bldg.» Harvard, 111. Phone 147- 29-tf this before he takes another jaunt. MISCELLANBOUS StOTICE . _ fecial (Aug. 17-22) Your choice of three for $1.00 Shampoo Finger Wavp Tissue Builder Faciil~ j, //'• Marcel . ":j " . Manicure / . Eye-brow Arch or ^ 50 cents each ~ • .7-- STOMPA NATO'S ^ . Recognized Beauty Artists bf,° . * America and Abroad Tfel. 641 226 Main St. (Woodstock, 111. Open Evenings until 10 p. m. D. S. T. interesting, but, when reading them, I could not rid myself of the auspixion that • somewhere in the •, background there was lurking an insidious propaganda. against the McHenry dam. The Fox river valley is noted (I would not say notorius) for its scenic beauty, which has always elicited the admiration of all who have had the good fortune of viewing its verdant banks anywhere from its source in the woods of Wisconsin, through the lotus covered surface of Grass lake, through picturesque Fox and Pistakee lakes, past the cathedral-like church M St. John's at Johnsburg, between the pretty, artistic and homelike cottages above and below McHenry, among the hills of Algomjuin trnd down to its junction with the Illinois. A friend of mine who drove with mci from Elgin to McHenry two years ago remarked that the scenery reminded him very forcibly of his home country--Switzerland. I would liken the Fox river to a String of gems, the_ largest and niost precious of which are the group of lakes just above McHenry. To maintain the brilliance and beauty of these gems, in other words: To keep these lakes at a^Wniform level and prevent 4heir deterioration into muddy and weedy sleighs the McHenry dam was built. „ Let us carry the simile of the gems a little further. If the knot holding the gems on the string were cut, how long before the precious stones would PERSONALS Dr. Wm. Nye of St. Francis.hospital, Evanston, spent Thursday at the home ot his father, Dr. N. J. Nye. Mr. and Mrs. Frank May of Chicago spent Sunday aqd Monday with relatives here. Miss Gretchen Fegers of Keokuk, Iowa, spent Friday afternoon and evening at the home of Dr- and Mrs. N. J. Nye. .. ,. Mr. Mid Mrs. Louis ^imon, Mrs. F- Simon .and Mrs. Rose Mueller were guests of Mrs. Frank Mathieu, Tuesday. , Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Short, Miss Louise Schneide*, Miss Gretchen Fegers, Elsa Nye and Mrs. N. J J. Nye were Sunday visitors at the home of R. D. Short at Lake Geneva. Mrs. Mary McCabe and Mrs. Kathfine McCabe and daughters, Margaret, Agnes and Lucy, with Margaret Russell of Waukegan, spent the weekend at the Wisconsin Dells and PevilV. Lake,.: •' •J ANNT7AL PICNIC AT VolA For many years the annual picnic at V0I1O has beetn the outstanding feature of interest to -all the surrounding Communities, until now. it has grown to be looked forward to by His articles Jn the Tribune were quit$>n(>t these friends of many years, but has become a county affair and is visited and enjoyed , also by many Chicagoans. This year wil] be induded also the entertainment of carnival features, rides, etc., for young and Old, such as Ferris wheel, me#ry-go-round and many others. Volo has been known for its valuable prizes in the past and this will also be a feature this year. A $100 cash prize will be given out on the grounds Sunday. A cafeteria service will take care of your appetite and a fine home fried chicken dinner will be Served Sunday from 12 to 3 for only 60 cents for grownups and 25 cents for children. « ._. If you want a good time Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 15 and 16, bring the family to Volo. REPAIRING--Don't waste , . Will repair any make ! 5C&*e™d PfH-mell on the floor? RemoVev rt, and : ENJOYS PLAINDEALER To McHenry Plaindealer, McHenry, : Dear Sir--Enclosed find two dollars as a renewal to the Plaindealer. I did not get it last week and missed it so spoke to the postman. He said there was only one delivery on Saturday. Possibly he left it out as he could not include all the adds. I told him I paid for my home paper in order to keep in touch with old friends and the old home town and looked forward- to getting it so he looked it yp-^tnd I got it much to my satisfaction. • I enjoy reading the paper very much. , Yours truly, ! MARGARET McDONALD, 441 St. John's Place, Highland Park when a young man was seen loitering PATENTS -^?ary. t • *. arottn^ an<^ enterihg several* cars.1 Sell .your patent or invention by exm fied ad. there would be a deluge of water be- 1 low, until the reserves are exhausted and then the volume Would be only that coming from the source and the tributaries, just as now flowing over the dam- This is only the view of a. layman, but it seems - to me : that proper of time.'; SATURDAY ^Guest Nite « 2 for 50c Buck Jones ii "Desert Vengeance \ CJOMEBT AND NEWS ' "SUNDAY-MONDAY Continuous Sun%2:30 to 11 50c Family Mat. Sunday Marie Dressier * PpUy Jloran ia " m' Upon, being Questioned it was found hibiting your model or drawing at the he had imbibed too freely of the stuff Second and Greater International ciassi- that cheers, but remembered he had a Patent Erposition, Chicago, Thou-! dredging «of the natural channel wife who must have t^en his car. He sands of manufacturers and patent j the river, and the use of the dredgwas escorted on his way and no doubt buyers will inspect new devices and inKs to fill the sloughs on the sides j. has found his wife' and^^ cir by this! patents *for mark^tfngv ,.Very low j of the channel, which are found all ' rates. If you ' have no mOdeT^draw- j along its course, would be the real ings and descriptions win, do. Send J remedy for the troubles of our friends for free pamphlet. B. Hamilton Edi- j down the river. Perhd£jfs, too, re^ son, Managing Director, International moval of the numerous power dams Patent Exposition, Chicago. • Thou-j would be of benefit. Why pot use oil Chicago. \ 10-1 i-0r coal for power? What I would like to stress is, that JVfcHenry's representatives at • the VOLO Arthur Nicholas underwent the „ ./ tni tj second operation at.'the Lake.county Woodstock's Beautiful PUxytiOUSC^ ^hospital on Monday. Nearly all the farmers this vie* Also • ^ - r \ , Bobby How I Play Golf No. 6 'The Three and Two Iron' COMEDY AND NEWS " TUESDAY Wednesday Guest Nite Tuesday 50c <Jary Cooper In "l TAKE. THIS WOMAN" ' vitii " . Carole Lombard Comedy and News ^ THURSDAY, FRIDAY Warner Baxter in "THEIR HAD MOMENT" •with frothy MacKaill inity are through threshing. Frank Bacon drove to Milwaukee on business Monday. John Walton is on the sick list. He has not been well since the time he was hurt in the auto accident. Mrs. Richard Dowell and family Were MeHenry shoppers Tuesday. Mrs. Vernon Basely ljj^d,..daughter spent Tuesday with her parents, !®r and, Mrs. Roy Pence at Waucondai I Robert Board of Chicago returned to his home after spending two weeks at the Dowell Bros. home. Mrs. Clinton Raven and family of Slocum lake spent Monday - at the Dowell Bros. home. Mrs. Lloyd Eddy of Grayslake "visited here Tuesday.r ^ Otto Klemm was overcome by the heat la^t week ---This is thfe time for this summer. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Davis and family of Slocum lake spent Monday evening at-the Dowell Bros, home, Lester Wallisi is on the road to recovery again. He returned home Tuesday from the Elizabeth Condell hospital at Libertyville. Grace Wallis of Fremont called on Mrs. Ida Fisher Thursday. Mr. Wilbrand of McHenry was .a . caller here Monday. Mrs. Alvin Case entertained several cousins from Chicago the past. Vieek. Arthur Wackerow spent the weekend at Batavia. On Sunday he drove | to Starved Rock. Mr. and Mrs. William Lehman and son of Libertyville sffent Wednesday evening at the Fred. Nordmeyer home. Mr. and Mr?.^George Vasey of Waukegan were Friday evening visitors at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Art Kaiser. Many from here attended the meeting of the Volo cemetery society at the home of Mrs. Jane Vasey at RoUnd Lake Thursday. . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Passfield drove to Wauconda Wednesday evening. - - Mr- Crook and Miss Alice Russel were callers it the Bacon home Thursday. Mis^ Katherine MeGuire is spend- i ing tne week with Mrs. Anna Lusk. Mrs. Richard Dowell1® and family were Wauconda callers Wednesday. JMiss Edna Fisher >*nd Nick Hycuri of Waukegan spent" the week-end -at the Fishe,r home. _ Lloyd Fisher was a Grayslake caller Friday. , Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nicholas and son of Wauconda spent Sunday at the William Nicholas home.„ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jacobson and Frank Henkel of Wauconda spent Sunday evening at the Fisher hom*. DR. W. A. LABR^N, 0. D.t Complete Optical Service ^ ' • Private Examining Room at- Shuler's Crystal Pharmacy Phone 860 ' Crystal Lake* 111. SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED Rag Rugs Made to Order All Work Guaranteed «« .B. POPP PhOM 162 Main' St^ McHenry UPHOLSTERING--All kinds ^furniture reupholstered and repaired. Good work guaranteed. Work called for and delivered. Chas. Rasmussen, S. Center St., West McHenry, 111. Tel. 107-M. • ' 12-tf meeting referred to in your issue of the 6th, be urged to use all the argument and pressure at their command to prevent any acfl^on by that meeting which might .impair the efficiency of ourjdam. ; . ^tespectfully, _ ^' CHAS. F. PlCfi, . r v' - - tho JLathi • The word "Episcbpa!" means gov* >rne<i by bishops, and Is taken from, the Latin "pisroprills. "" Vji " .£tef4ric Storru» on Ocean/' Electric storms frequeailjr occur with great intensity and there is one spot particularly In the North Atlantic oceanT between latitude 4 degrees and 10 degrees north and longitude 18 degrees and 3 degrees west, which Is visited by almost constant storpjs, accompanied by lightning and thunder with violent falls of rain,,* Hand4l'« Celibacy Because the parents of his first love insisted that hek give up composing, George Friedrich Handel alwayf remained a bachelor. " : Fith Fossil* Valuable Fish that died millions of years ago are an aid to the modern geologist searching for water far underground. Dead .Animals . , Dead and Crippled Cows, Horses, Hogs, and old Plugs Prompt Service $1.00 to $10 I head * Telephone Barringtoj Reverse Charjfes JOE EVIDERA, CABY, ILL. •'/?Livestock Dealer JDairy Cows a Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Gary 37-J" 11-tf Zeal The <»nly true zeal is that which Is guided by a gocd light in the head and that which consists of good and innocent '%ffectlons ,ln tlie heart.-- Sprat. : : I r . t° and SAVE the Difference Regular 400 EXTRA DRY _ • - llc net SHELL KEROSENE 15c gal. SHELL SERVICE STATION Junction Routes 20 and 61 Gasoline V 9 cents Plils State" Tax ... - r Sinclair GreeA Gasoline -.35: Plus State Tax Fill Up Now at the ; Above Prices - Knox Sinclair Station INTERSECTION ROUTES 12 -20 -61 Is here again anci many are thankful to gain relief from the exceptional hot Wave. < . / - , • * *• .1 Our lunches and meals are always prepared according to the weather changes, so it matters not if it is . hot or chilly, the food you ^et here will be tasty and agreeable# Come in for lunch tomorrow* fii-T.M. . ' ,f.; v*• • JOHN SARLS on Riverside Drivel . ^ • \ : .- Come in please--Go out A Complete. GREASING automotive rev pair work, oiling, greasing, etc. We invite you L~ to visit our new~^lace and solicit your patron^ Hoiwllf, Hawley & Schneider VDeVatex Sales and Service Route 20 and U. S. 12 McHenry, 111. Special Iahv Prices! EIGHT O'CLOCK MILD AND MELLOW LBS. 50® BedClreleColfee LB. S3e Riehand Full-BodlMi BekarCoffee . l>. S7e Exqulait* ArwMwti Flevw; GRANDMOTHER'S ij : Black Tea^S* > ^ 21c OfRANDMOTHER't Green Tea • . '35c Goiden Glow mew 2'2o?i: 21« (PIUS BOTTie OEPOSIfl , VAN CAMP'S Pureed Fruits*^! wn 13# Valencia Oranges, large sue, sweet, juicy, dos. 29^ 'Seedless Grapes, sweet •.;« ^ • 3 Its. 20O Fancy Bartlett Eating Pears 3 lbs. 25c Waxy Bananas, lb. ^ Idaho Potatoes, No. 1, 39^ Friday and Saturday Specials! Edelweiss Brew 5 bo?!: 25® ' (PLUS lOTTLE DEPOSIT) Sparkle Gelatin, all flavors, pkg. .5^ Armour's Pure Print or Tub Lard 3 lbs. 25c 4'MV.F BOY-AR-DEE 33 Instant SPAGHETTI DINNER : el Ready in 12 mintites I ^IClrtTI FAMOUS SAUCf IS88- ****** WAtHtTTI IN ONI FAClUa! pfebnoy Soap . . 3 cakes 17« American Family Flakes pko:19« A & P Food Stores . M I D D L E W E S T E R N D I V I S I O N -- I tu' t>rt-:iI At]anti< :uiil I'.h ifif I < a ( <un|uin hA.-