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BACON:§ VJ By IV ZEKE" BACON K '; A peculiar circumstance exists in " the Big X's of the Major League battlers. The three National league mem- V fcers are all players on the roster of ,;4i the Phillies, a team that id last in the Standing of the league. . " ..it Johrisborg suffered aftotftef" ;|aet Sunday when a greatly strengthened Woodstock nine trimmed them §-4 at Johnsburg. Eddie Frett led the batters with two hits while playcenter field for Johnsburg. 1 v : Hike Schoenholtz sends his regards the Hague, in the 'Netherlands- . - {Certainly is a great tour he's taking lind don't some of us wish that Mike «culd afford a travelling companion. : *fike says that he's taking in every- . -thing and no doubt hell have a lot ,>• 'to tell when he returns to take up teaching duties in September. ,r LOCALS WHIP FOX LAKE; THORSELL STAR AT BAT __ * Amassing a six run lead in the first two inhings the McHenry Locais coasted through to an easy victory in a game with Fox Lake at the McHenry field Sunday that started out rather haphazardly but gradually worked itself into real ball game. Pox Lake appeared short several players and the subs on the McHenry lireup filled in for the visitors. Carl Thorsell, the centerfielder for the Locals, played a stellar gamo for Fox Lake and made three hits oft Spots Thurlwell's delivery to take the spotlight. With the makeshift lineups lending a careless air to the game Spots started out carelessly and allowed the firstthree men to hit safely but two men v.ere thrown out at the plate by TT. Smiljh and Pfaimensfft, outfielders, to funnish the small audience something to rave about. After the first two Innings the Locals got but two hits, one in the fourth and one in the eighth. Spring Grove got their runs in the third and the eighth, the first on two hits but the latter without any benefit to the batting averages. Joe Britz started on the mound for 4 ~... 4 .--......4 . ...... 4 •-M%? v 0 2 0 •a 0 The Grocers of McHenry County }layed the clerks an indoor game -it ,a Woodstock last Sunday with 14 day of V >xJ!'a'ce ^ in • Ijesui'e as the stake. One would think]***0 fifth. : v';" • Hie clerks amply able to earn a day |_ McHenryf1- 1-.^ AB jiff but such was not the case as the i Smith, rf ":Wd timers, the bosses, won. 'Loij .Anderson, e Smith hurled for the winners and had [ I'nennes, cf ...;....f...'.'„..^.....i "fsis left arm working in good style, j A. Smith, 2b .....w.4»„,i.v.;.i4 Lou Bending was also in the lineup Pfannenstil, cf c •nd displayed much of his old snap, j^ier, lb _____ iThurlwell, p The members of the country plub ^on"e^' s^ ••--••• •re travelling to Woodstock this »*- xlmk11 'ov tcmoon to play the Glen Crest crowd'" mn®» «.«». ih the first of the inter-club matches Jlor this season. This visit will be reiPL'rned at a later date when Woodgtock comes in a body to engage Mc- Senry on its own stamping grounds. These meetings, started last year on S home and home basis, and are getting to be great attractions and the ! fan is well worth shooting a bum Ifune. o Those Chicago Cubs seem to have •wakened to the fact that they have keen a terrible disappointment to a let of fans that are in the habit of Mweing them win more often than not nd have finally started to play some Jkeede up baseball with a lot of hustle *rorked in. It's Just about time for Jlhem to start their sprint that, we J|ope, may carry them down the last Iftretch a victor. Whether its a nose «r several lengths makes not much 'difference. Dan O^Shea, popular Jiigti school athlete of note a few years back, .irrites borne from Brule, Wisconsin, •here he is stationed with the Reforestation camp, that he has been appointed boxing instructor for that division. Dan is quite handy with the dukes and has seen considerable ring Sk-tion so will readily qualify for the position. In the first exhibition since fce has ritaken charge the four bouts Went over amid great acclaim. Don't forget you're Irish, me la4! There's another big indoor ftred Springing up down on the banks of jjhe Fox with the Bridge Tavern nine from Canada issuing a challenge to IKhe Jutsten Hotel force for a big (amis to be played at the Bridge next •Wednesday, July 19. The challenge lias already been accepted. The Bridge lineup includes all members Who work at the Tavern. Len Frett Will be in the game and Uncle Paddy fc going to umpire. Sure, why not, they're giving him a bottle of &2. [(After the game). Fox Lak«i*- Thorsell, cf „ Britz, p 3b .. Adams, rf .... Stoffel, 3b Allgren, c Fiala, lb c T. Gretson, 2b ss J. Gretson, If ..... Barrett, p E^fwards, S3 AB ......5 ... .... 4 3 WjH. .....1 .....4 .....2 --4 ...3 ..4 R 0 0 ; 0 0 0 1 d < 36 2 10 Mti 000 010--2 240 000 OOx--6 Batting Averages of Locals AB R H 60 12 66 11 • 47 1 41 t. 44 U 19 S 40 4 84 I 32 * 48 7 McHenry- H. Smith A. Smith Geier Thurhrell Anderson Thennes Pfannenstil Bennett Whiting L. Smith 20 21 16 14 16 6 12 9 8 11 Pet. .400 .376 .344 .341 .341 .268 .267 .265 J250 .229 SHAMROCKS DEFEAT WOODSTOCK CUBS Babe Ruth-is on a batting spree that bide Jimmy Foxx to get busy •gain and not rest too long on the •omfortable lead he had established in Ihe Home Run race. Babe hit" one in ®ie exhibition game of the Century last Thursday as he always hits one When the fans are the thickest and the occasion demands. Of course, that one didnrt count in the season records so he had to hit another one Friday. Then Sunday brought along • double header and the one and only Babe made three hits in seven times 1 *p, drove in six runs and added three Vomers to his total. The Cary Legion baseball aloe - whipped Joilet for the sectional title, #ie first time in years that Joliet has failed to make the grade. Cary walkad away with the county title this year with a powerful hitting team > that may make a bid for the state lienors. All McHenry county is boose. Sr«g for them. McHenry failed to place • team on the diamond this season for the first time but nevertheless the local interest in this splendid movement has not died out completely and It is certain that, with the return of fcetter times, a team will ftgfiTl reoreaent McHenry*s yontlLf * s . •'» •• Carl Thorsell got his revenge Sunday. Fox Lake showed up about three men short of a baseball team Sunday : ; #0 the Locals, after waiting until •hany of the spectators had departed ,s-.jtn disgust over the delay, filled in the " JFox Lake lineup with three of their' tubs. Carl Thorsell was one of them and what he did to Spots pitching wont be forgotten right away. Carl goi three out of five of the star of the Locals and almost got another one but not quite. From the way some Of the averages of the Locals are jfcelting away it looks like Carl might place elsewhere than on the |*nch. FLAT WOODSTOCK HERE ON FRIDAY EVE*TW! ^ There will be a game of soft ball at as on Friday night between Waadatock and McHenry.' NIGHT BASEBALL There will be a night baseball game »nder flood lights at McHenry ball $ark, Wednesday, July 19 *t 8:46 X>$T. Detroit Night Hawks v*. Mc- Benry Locals. Admission 10-2Se. . T%e Shamrocks defeated the Woodstock Cubs by a score of 11 to 2 in a game played at Knox field Sunday. The Shamrocks were going strong and played a fine game with two base hits being made by Wokk and Howard- Wolck al6o made a triple and struck out 19. Two base hits were made by Wright and Conklin of the Woodstock team and Hanley had seven strikeouts. On Sunday, July 16, the Shamrocks play a return game with Richmond on the home diamond at Knox Hill. The lineup follows: Shamrocks-- AB Howard --.i--4 Kreutzer 6 Wolck 4 Kinsey ^4 Frisby 4 Glosson ...^. 4 Gracy 4 W i t t -- S Hansaa 4 WOODSTOCK TEAM DEFEATS JOHNSBURG Woodstock defeated Johnsburg 6-8 behind the stellar pitching of Gates, ace southpaw Of Woodstock. Leo Freund, also a southpaw, pitched for Johnsburg and turned in a very impressive" performance " considering that this was his first game that he pitched the full nine innings. His teammates gave him very poor support, both in defense and offense. Woodstock collected five runs in the first five innings while Johnsburg failed to tally. Johnsburg tallied two in the sixth and two in the 8th- In the ninth Adams and Charles Smith ^allected hits. Schmitt was struck by a pitched ball, loading the bases. Freund struck out, Frett popped up and Hettermann grounded out ending the inning. Next Sunday Johnsburg journeys to Grayslake. Mike Schaeffer will be back to take over the pitching job. Woodstock-- Eallard, If ..... Berg, cf Nells, 2b Jfhnson "lb' Pace, ss ....X... ... Hipp, 3b Schacket, <5 Krone, Gates, Coplin, cf Johnsburg^- Frett, cf Hettermann, If; King, lb C. Smith, 2b ....1. J. Freund, c ..„ V. Adams, If .... Chas. Smith, sg Schmitt, 3b .... L. Freuod, ^ R --:.o H 0 -.1 V- i 0 ...0 I - A> h ..A U 0 l ...0 0 ...1 1 ..-*n 0 .0 0 0 ..0 r'"M 0 e ; IS 1 R H E .2 •i t. 0 .1 I 0 ..0 • i 0 ...0 r:.. 0 ..0 o 0 ..0 i 1 ..0 i 2 ..0 i 0 ..JL i 0 4 10 3 Hits off Gates, 10; L. Freund, 13; struck out by Gates, 6; L. Freund, 6; bases on balls off Gates, 3; Freund, 7; 2 base hits, Schacht, Pace, Hetterman, C. Smith. 3 base hit, Kipp. Standing of Tea** 'W L McHenry Laundry 7 • % •Pkelly Oil 4 Park Sides „..4 § Schaefer's Grocers .2 8 Pet. .778 .600 .440 .200 McHenry Laundry VK. Skgeflj Oil Thursday, July 6 . McHenry Laundry-- R P. Freund, 1 m 0 Tenyan, lb 0 Adams, c 0 McCracken, 3b ..... 1 ...... .....2 ... 1 L. SmiA, p J. Weber, cf Thennis, r ss McGee, 2b Williams, If Bcnril, rf ,...1 ...JO H 09 i1 ft t 1 r t 1 V ; , SHERIFFS SALE Jiy.VIRTUE OF ah Execution Issued out of the Clerk's Office of ttie Circuit Court of Cook County and State of Illinois, and to me directed, v hereby I am commanded to make the amount of a certain judgment recently obtained against Barney Cline and Max Klein in favor of Alfred B. Clark, assignee of Frank M. Mc- Roberts, Receiver of The Quincy- Ricker National Bank out of the lands, tenements, goods and chattels cf the said Barney Cline and Max Klein. I have levied, on the following property, to-wit: All the right, title and interest of Max Klein, in and to the following described Real Estate Lots one (1) and two (2) in Block Section Twenty-four (24), Township Forty-five (46), Range Eight (8), situated and being in McHenry County, State of Illinois. THEREFORE, according to said command, I shall expose for sale, at Public Auction, all the right, title and interest of the above named Max Klein in and to the above described property, on Friday the 28th day of July, 1933, at 10:00 (standard) o'clock A. M., at the front door of the Court House in the City of Woodstock, MlcHenry County, Illinois. Dated at Woodstock, Illinois, this 11th day of July, 1933. " LESTER EDINGER, Sheriff of McHenry County, Illinois. 7-3 Woodstock Cuba McCannon Wright B. Perkins H. Perkins; Knell Sweetland ........... Conklin Brown Hanley 9 Bullfiscti C M DO Damage The bullfinch, a general favorite as t cage bird because of his sweet singing and his winning ways. Is not so popular In the wild state In hit native land. Few British birds are accused of doing more damage to the flower buds of fruit trees In winter and spring. Skelly Oft-- Granger, rf A. Schmitt, 3b Art Krause, p ........i Townsend, 2b .....m.... N. Freund, lss & rss Gerasch, c .... C. Freund, lb Stilling, r ss Meyer, 1 ss .... J. Miller, If A1 Krause.cf 6 H .....0 ......1 1' --..t: .-...1 - ...a 0 Z.Z..Z..1 0 1 14 ft 1 1r 1 10 n 0 7 12 1 None were o«t wfeen winning ran was scored. Score by Innings McHenry lAund>-- 000 040 002--6 Skelly Oil-- 300 010 012--7 Left on bases: McHenry Laundry, 6; Skelly Oil, 6. Bases on baits: Off Smith, 1; off Krause, 1. Struck out by Smith, 5; by Krause, 4. Two base hit: Gerasch, Art Krause. Three bas« hit: McCracken, Meyer. Home rur.: L. Smith. Umpires: Winkle behind plate; Bickler at first;.Smit' at third. (It ban good game.) Skelly Oil m Sdiaefert Groecrt Tuesday, July 11 The V»l«fr In a Greek myth we are told that the violet sprang from Io, a priestess of Juno's temple, wt/to whom Jufiter was almost caught in one of his flirtations. Not having time to hide her, he changed her Into a white heifer; and because grass was not good enough food for ruch a delicate creature, ha created the violet as special food for her. The U| L~k AWd A Johns Hopkins scientist says there is DO means of telling just which way evolution is going to proceed In the future, but that the most probable development will be a race of supermen with feelings and ideas totally , different from those possessed today, \ ' Tsaftc F~k Aumk Rabbits and other small animals are slow fn learning to cross highways cautiously. They misjudge the speed of automobiles, and they are bewildered by the glare of headlights. E>ven birds in flight are sometimes victims *f traffic accidents. r i . Enemies of Hawk. Purple martens and kingbirds are effective enemies of some hawks, fearlessly Attacking and driving which venture near their nests. Skelly Oil-- R R E Granirer, rf ~..J2 2 0 A. Schmitt, 3b 3 0 Art Krause, p 1 t 0 Mtyer, 1 n ...-- 1 N. Preuod, 2b .--..2 l 0 Gerasch, c 0r ™yt~ 0 C. Freund, ib d Townsend, 2b ......0 0 AJ Krause, cf i 0 fltillinpr, cf 0 i 0 J. Miller, If ,..„.l 1 0 18 17 I Schaefer** Grocers R H E Lyons, c 0 • 0 E. Conway, 3b 0 0 J. Schmitt, p .0 i 0 P. Schaefer, 2b m,^.. 0 0 0 Campbell, cf -...0 0 0 Hughes, lb .-...1 r i. 0 Worts, If 0 0 Perkins, tf 0 « . . . 0 R. Gonway, 0 6 I , " ; . '• . "e ' 1 4 1 Score By Innings Schaefer's Gro.-- 000 000 100--1 Skelly Oil-- 210 333 lOx--18 Left on bases: Skelly Oil, 5; Schaefer's Grocers, 4. Double plays: Lyons to Hughes; E. Conway to Hughes to Schmitt to Lyons. Base9 on balls: Off Kraose, 1; off Schmitt, 2. Struck cut by Krause, 6; by Schmitt, 2. Two base hits: Art Krause, Meyer, 2; N. Freuiid, C. Freund, Hughes. Home run: C. Freund. Umpires: Smith behind plate, Winkle at first, Bickler at s^con^ (JFQtjr hit " '• ' Wrote Socrcftjr With Aspirin German prisoners during the World war sent out censored letters which were later found to contain valuable information not apparent to the censors. The prisoners had no chemicals or invisible inks available, and it was PSvealed recently that the secret lay Da aspirin tablets to which the Germans had access. When dissolved in water, aspirin makes -an Ink invisible te the eye, but when placed under a violet-ray light, the words show up plainly.--Popular Mechanics Magaxin* F. E. ECKERT, Attorney, Woodstock, III. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate of Math Freund Deceased The undersigned, having been appointed Administratrix of ther Estate of Math Freund, deceased, late of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, hereby gives notice that she will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, at the September Term, on the first Monday in September ,next, at which time all persons having claims against said Estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. AIL persons indebted t(. said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. ; Dated this 6th day of July, A. D. 1933. KATHRYN L. FREUND, Administratrix of Estate of Malh 7-3 , , Freund, Deceased. BOARD ISSUES 53 I BEER LICENSES Fifty-t&cee licenses to sell beer outside the corporate limits of'cities and villages in the county have been granted by the license committee of the county board. The report of the committe was approved by the county board Tuesday morning. Of the 53 licenses only 12 were Class B licenses which is $25. The ether 41 are for Class A licenses. The lict r.?er i?suod are from July 1, 1933* to January 1, 1934. A total of $867.50 has been Collected by the committee from the licenses isstied. The committee has inspected all of these places and has recommended to County Clrk Raymond D. Woods to issue licenses to same.. The licenses have been issued. J. G. Stevens, chairman of the committee says the work of the committee i3 not yet finished and there are a number of other places to be inspected. The committee has been working daily on the inspection of these places. School 1200 Years Old The high school In the quaibt Rhine river town of Emmerick, Germany, Is about 1,200 years old. From Its beginning until 1788 it was a religious school. Then it was taken over by the Knights of Matt# until closed In 1811 by Napoleon The government opened it as a puBlle school In 1833. Thistle Finches Goldfinches and siskins are frequently called thistle finches^ because In their wild state they feed more or less on the seeds of various ^ild thistles. • Birds Wilkoat Vocal Cord* Birds do not have vocal cords, but their absence Is compensated by the development of a sing-bor, or syrinx, at the base of the windpipe. Marion's Beauty Shoppe One House East of Riverside Dairy FINGER WAVE, Shingle Bob..25c FINGERWAVE, Long Bob 35c SHAMPOO, Shingle Bob 25c SHAMPOO, Long Bob................35c MARCEL i 50c PLAIN FACIAL 50c EYEBROW ARCH. .. ...... • 25c MANICURE - .35c SPECIALS . Long or Short Bob--ShaMpoo and Fingerwave. .„.„«,.„.54c Or each 25c and 35c Scientific Hot Oil Treatment • •' Shampoo and Fingerwav«Lfi.OO Phone 117-J Elm Sit. . Mcjftenrv MARION KRAUSE, Pi** ' s CAFE West McHenry, m. Dancing and v j •• *' s " Music Al Klemme and Ray McAndrews 3.2 on Sat. Night, July IS sj • Mr" f * -- III f. 'if ' • ' - . , $ • f: . \fr ;.S Clearance Sale Printed Dress Voiles Dimities Also SMALL LOT PERCALE8 i Rather than carry them over, am closing these oat, in the 1 face of an advancing market at 10^ P*r yard None will be charged. JOHN STOFFEL V 'Bk. ENTERTAINING CONTEST Qenera/ E/ectr/c &efr;w - NATIONAL ASK THE MANAGOI 4 wttftsNyaaollaboal I Hilt contest, I ha prixet m»d ihe rwlefc J| Be MM* fa «li | far «a ealry II Tbb MW eentett U going to be heaps al ^ fun fOr everyonel Don't miss out on th«/ good timos and prizes. Just think--Yo« may win a beautiful new 1933 Chevrolet* Deluxe Coupe or a gleaming General Elet^ri^ Refrigerator. There are lots of oilier prizes, too--And. all you have to d$ i'f think., up a clever sentence. Contest starts Jdy fBtfc and do»es August 5tl|» IWMUt, MiftT AN* lATUBMtY SUGAR >UR BREAKFAST^ | Coffee 15 8ILVBI CSTSTAL --Fina*t granviated Mild, fragrant blend protected by moisture- proof groan bag i-n>. green teg American Home COVfflK--Full-flavored in oir-ftgkt < National DeLaxe . CMVB--Vacuum Fruh--The Havor wpwn - 23' -26' National Milk ^££3 3- 17e 27« ^SMaon's Finest Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Cody Mck mcmlng hviti on J yvgttablti oit rwM lo our rtoni ot frvtli ai a dewy dawn. Make yovf •election before noon these sultry day? and vo<^ v find „tb«M b wanwlnq with fieal»-p<d<«d goodnea. Head Lettnce 2med. 1 Mri heeds 1 j 2-I5c Fancy Fresh. California Apples Peas C* New Cooking Fancy Gwin California Abo specially featwed tHic week end --• tHne rip>aed cantaloupe, Bing cherries and delkiows Soettiem p>ache«. Good Lack ^VitomSridi* 21-lb. pfcg». I AMOUCAN BOMK btra Dry rale er GaMea KeUoggs Pineapple Corn Flakes Oven-fresh Amer. Home--Hawaiian Sliced--Vocwmn Pack B >eg- ^ pkgs. No. m can For Salads. and Desserts. SwansDown F.^1. JeU-0 AB Flavara Get Dessert Canned Peas Cheese Thins - - Kidney Bea« *^r's • «4-lb pkg. 13cj 16% 23*' Ginger Ale 3 ROOT BEER--Lime, Lemon or Orange Soda -- Pearly Nectar or Sparkling Water !»••*/ Ptulcdw tutn "»• UbofM««'V^ onsachbol large 2-4-ox. bottles American 25* Grape Juice !WL25C 3A /\|. " -Household Needs •"4IT p&Q ios,26c Camay 3^-13* pkgs. 1 The white naphtha »oap o -J. # A. W. Kruff, Mgr. 2n».!9Qc ; can. SOAP--For complexions Green and Elm Streets •'H - t 3« M O N E Y S A V I N G F O O D D I S T R I B U T I O N N A T I O N A L T E A C O FOOD STORES