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fSfvfl '4'*- Thunday, . .5 V*'- v , - > . T^X:: J ' ~ \ McHKfEY PZJkHtDKALZR •*!0:': - s * • » L L * *"•" * K L OLD TIMERS" OF *35 HOSE OUT BOYS OF ,'36 AT JOHNSBURG < Tbr Johnsburg team of 1935 got,together last Sunday and trimmed the Johnsburg lads of *36 in a thirteen inning battle by a score of 10-9. Mike Schaefer was on the mound for. the "Old Timers" and allowed ten hits. "Bud" Miller" pitched for the young fellows and pitched a4 swell game all the way. Next Sunday £he team has a game scheduled with the Shamrocks at the Johnsburg Baseball Park . JO&NSBUKG OLD TIMERS AB W. Smith, lb 4 A. Oeffling, 2b E. Hettermann, cf I..-..~...7 L. King, 3b': ,7 ' \x \4 L. Hiller, If ..............^...-.6 L. Freund, ss .6 v S c h a e f e r , p -- . 6 J. Freund, c Si Schmitt, rf ;.i......,.....6 - ^ G, Sfhrnitt, M ./'.•/•v. 3 v-'v Total t JOHNSBUFCG -V; -,..4 B 1 Z 2 0 I B "SO I HEAR1; •'•fcar'T. •{*;•' ; ^ EAllL WALSk 60 10 17 AB Ni Smith, 2b S'. Freund, lb Hettermann, If;- D. Freund, 3b A. 'Freund, ss ^ T. PStzen, cf .7 ' ', - : P. Pitzen, rf, ss H. Freund, c --»4 L. Miller, p ® .-•^,;;Tonyan, rf --3 B 1, •<4'- * I 0 St" t' : Total # 10 SCORE BY INNINGS Old Timers .. 060 130 000 0» 1--10 Johnsburg .... 030 204 000 000 0-- 9 Two base hits---W. Smith, A. Oeffling, L. King, D. Freund, P. Pitsen. Three base hits--A. Oeffling, ^.wne runs--Bud Miller. Miss Jean Warner of Elgin tame Monday to spend a vacation in the home of her aunt, Miss Anna Frwby. Mr. and Mrs. James Fay of Chicago spent the weekend bens. John Rick has returned to Chicago, after a .week's vacation here. -\ ^fH®AT^C Week Days, 7:20 -- 9:20 DST Air Conditioned l0c-2Sc FRIDAY 10c -- BARGAIN NITE -- Ue SATURDAY Warren William -- June Travis SQUAB* PLAYBOY" Also--Between the Lines--Saaatf Class--Let It Be Me SUNDAY AND MONDAY JULY 12 -13 Loretta Young -- Franchot Itoae "THE UNGUABDXD HOUR" \lso--Popeye the Sailor, "Happy Family" -- World New* Special Attraction for Children in the Afternoon --Our Gang Comedy, "Arbor Day** Matinee, 3:15 Continuwp 19c - 15c Before 5:81 19c -- 25c thereafter TUESDAY JULY 14 , 10c --BARGAIN NITE --15e "SKY PARADE" Also--Lucky Starlits -- Little Stranger--Pictorial Review No. Seven. ^: WEDNESDAY JULY is Paul Cavanagh -- Helen Wwd "CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE" ALSO--Selected Short Subjects THURSDAY -- FRIDAY MARRIED A-- DOCTOR" '<6- ynrnTHHt WOOMTOCK MILLER Northern Illinois' Modern DeLuxe Playhouse' FRIDAY SPECIAL JULY 10 Franchot Tone -- Loretta Young "THE UNGUARDED HOUR" Also Big Special Attractions SATURDAY SPECIAL JULY 11 Harold Lloyd - Adolphe Menjou "THE MILKY WAY" ALSO--Special Attractions SUNDAY » MONDAY TUESDAY Three big days of the grandest show you'll ever know! Edna Ferber's Immortal "SHOWBOAT" featuring the greatest array of entertainers ever appearing in a screen production] Positively No Advance in - Prices - WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY -- Carole Lombard -- --Fred MacMurray »• "THE PRINCESS COMES ACROSS" We are pleased and wish to c6ngratulate all who made the -Legion carnival a rip-shorting success. ' -- S * I * H -- Sinc£ we have been picking on "Rule Book Eddie" Nickels, especially, the past few weeks, we think it no more than fair to report that he and his crew of parking officers : handled the*crowds in such nifty fashjion that not a fender scratch was ! heard of. It was estimated that some 1,200 cars entered the grounds on the Fourth. . ^4* I * H The officers made " every effort "tb avoid accidents and at the same time accomodate drivers in a courteous way. ^ job well done. • - . • v ; ; . S; * We saw those Sehmelmg-Louis fight pictures and probably you did, too. We saw a mature fighting man make a great young fighter look even younger. We saw the .veteran Schmeling show great caution even in the fourth round When a Dempsey would'have pounced on his prey for the kill. We saw few body blows. We saw Max dance around and continually play for position with that right hand cocked at all times. We heard that right land, too. We saw Louis flick that left to Maxie's right eye like greased lightning in the early rotlnda. We saw a confused, badly beaten young fighter bite the dust in the twelfth round. We saw none of the action of a Dempsey-Firpo, Dempsey-Carpentier, and maybe a Dempsey-Tunney fight. We saw no Dempsey. Brother, there "ain't" none. ; _s * i • H -- Weare sorry to bear that "Tony" Schmitt's boy, Gordon, suffered Jin accident. That boy is one of our three readers. Have to tell you one he handed us while assisting with the scoring down St the park one night. Says Gordon, "Do you write all that stuff for the Plaindealer ?" To that pointed question we shrank like a violet and offered a feeble "Yes." "Boy!" says Gordon, "that must cost you a lot to have all that printed." Ha didn't smile And neither did we. -- S * I * H -- Our "S. B. C." wastes no time in reminding us that the Cubs were in first place the Fourth of July. Sometimes that means something. Pat Flannagan never suffers .more -at a Cub defeat thaft.does our "S. B. C."-- And Pat never rejoices more at a Cub victory either. _ s i * H -- . ' A teacher. • Asked .a little -boy i# school to spell the word straight. "S-T-R-A-I-G-H-T," answered Johnnie (all little boys in school stories «re called Johnnie). "Correct," said the teacher. "Now, define the word." "Without ginger ale," said Johnnie. -- S • I * H -- A glance At .the major league box scores leads Us to conclude that -the jack-rabbit has jumped back in the haXL v.'- I * H - W© wodftAei' if this night bastbsll won't be given serious consideration It ««««« lai*er crowds And larger ci*wds mean mone money. _ S * V^H- «f those track meet?, fireworks and what-not at the Cincinnati night games, we want to |>AM-an idea along. The Shamrocks frbm Irish Prairie are going up to Johnsburg to play ball next Sunday. Couldn't they have a band there to ptay the "Wearin'-o'-the-Green" and "O Soszanna" at least? * _ S * I • H -- Have you been following those Detroit Tigers lately? The outlook was very dark when "Hank" Greenberg, slugger deluxe, was forced out with injuries, then "the horizon darkened as an eclipse when their fiery I Mickey Cochrane, went into ' Mickey listened to his doctor when he said, "Go West Young Man," and is I now ready to join up with his team. When the world champions were gaining downgrade ^nomentum with each game, Coach Del Baker, shrewd old timer that he is, stepped into the driver's seat and soon had the one-time streamline baseball machine under control. The present machine lacks the special features of Cochrane spark and Greenberg power, but the man at the wheel is getting the best out of what he has to handle. It may come to pass that the Tiger executives will be known as Vice-President Cochrane and Manager Baker.. Those things happen. -- S * I * H -- We take another one on the chin. Should have given that "law of averages"- mentioned in last week's colurnn' more consideration. Anyhow, it was a great ball game and the National League can feel proud of their victory. We'll keep trying and may pick a winner some day. -- S * I * H -- The colorful Ali Baba will appear on the Dietz Stables card' Friday night. The great All; seems . to be wrestling's greatest attraction these days. Charlie Peterson is on the card again this week. ' S • I * H -- Did you read about that town in Michigan that's called "Hell" during i^his hot spell when the thermometer shows 100 and some in the shade? Think nothing of it. They called it "Hell" latft winter when the thermometer showed 100 and some (or something) the other direction. Sure. That's the name of the town--Hell, Michigan. _ S • I * H -- And if this Heat, sometimes known as humidity keeps - up, F'll have a Married Men's Club The Freu»4s are rolling along these evenings in the^Married Men's softball games. Last ^Thursday they beat Mack's team 8 to cL Manager Tony has switched^ his lineup, putting Herb on thini and Charlie on first. FREUNDS R H 1 Herb .............. ........2 * v E l m e r - -- V ; - - - ' ; . ' , ' / Harold .2 < --3 Charlie .ri....M......--.0 - 2 ' Pete George Tony .0/ # Ernie ---.....0 2 Winlfel I Total • 8 14 BLACKS . Granger ,.r?^rv:.M...O ^ , 1 McCarroll --t.,.0 v 1 Kent Greert . ' 1- G e r a s d i . . . i . . v . O v \ . McCracken" • 2 J. Schmitt ..1 ^ "" 2 A«. Justen t' \ • - P.'-- . 'G; Justen. *' :• .• ToUl ADAMS' BOYS TAKE AU BABA MEETS PAT KELLY FBIDAY AT DIETZ STABLES Still in fighting and* furious mood over the fact that he was robbed in his match with Everett Marshall recently, the Turkish sensation and world's heavyweight champion, Ali Baba Will take his anger into the ring!- BOY SCOUTS ~ Scouts of Woodstock, McHenry, Ringwood," Richmond and Hebron will join in a hunter's stew at Wonder Lake Thursday evening, July 16. The event will be held on the George Martin farm and approximately 50 boys are expected to attend. Boys should bring their own eating equipment and a nickel for stew. Reservations must be in by July 11. Plans are rapidly approaching completion for the annual summer camp for McHenry Scouts, which will be held at Camp Rotary nea'r New Milford, the week of August 8 to 15. Local Sc,outs must register before July 20, in oder to participate in the camp. The cost is six dollars per Scoyt. . Harold Blot has been secured as camp director, with Herman Brandmiller as business director. Leslie Warren, Scout executive of the Boone a,ijd McHenry County district will be Scouteraft director. •; CHldAGO MURDER CASE HAS LOCAL ,N0TE OF INTEREST CENTENNIAL WILL ADVERTISE McHENRY If .for no 'otber reason -the; Centennial celebration, to be held July 31, Aug. 1 and 2, will be well worth the support of local people because of MHMMi •»»n »>>»>•% Births . . . , Friday night when he wrestles Pat _ ANOTHER iCLOSE ONE)Ke,,y» of Dublin. Ireland, at the Dietsadvertising that it will bring to Team No. 3, led by Capt. Adams, | Stables arena, Route 59-A, 176 Ivan- thl® ^vicinity. : - ^ added another game to their win col- hoe. on Uie Diamond Lake Road, three! e most important of the Chicago umn Tuesday evening, the victims on 1 miles west of Mundelein. j papers are carrying news items conthis occasion being Team No. 1. Baba claims he went into Colum-1 features of the celebration, Winkel's one-handed stab of Regner's bus to defend his title agamst Mar- !nclu^in^ th A e F:^«*nt to be directed line drive featured. Frett, pitching; shall with officials and others favor- ? Mane Agnes Foley, director of for the winners, put in an exceeding-1 'n£ Marshall. Baba also declares that ly busy evening with nine put. OUts. I both shoulders were not touching the The score: mat when the referee tolled off the TEAM NO. 1 three count. All's claims seems well PO founded and for that reason many 3 fans still recQgnize him as the world's ;1 (titleholder. McCracken, - .0 . Herb Freund, cf Green, p .... Kent, lb .... Granger, 2b Regner, ss ......... Gerasch, c ......... ChaSi Freund, If Tonyan, rf ......J ........0 ........«».......0 ; ................v.o 0 G. Fr«und, rf H 0. •A;, 1 1 0 i l o o Marie the Jack and Jill Players in Chicago. The Chicago Daily News called last week for information about the Centennial and a historical sketch of McHenry, the Sunday had an item concerning Miss Foley and a Herald Those who have been reading particulars of the murder of Miss Audrey Vallette, which occurred'at the . La- Salle Towers, an Apartment hotel at 1211 North LaSalle street in Chicago last Thursday, find a local note of interest in the story, aS Harold Knox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Knox of Terra Cotta, is assistant manager of the hotel. It was Mr. Knox who conducted the woman, supposed to be Mrs. Ruth Freed, to look at some apartments ! on the twelfth floor of the hotel. She ! could not make a decision and they I started back down in the elevator. I The woman then asked if Miss Valette j still lived there and expressed a de- ; sire to visit her. The elevator was stopped, at the seventh floor and Knox and the elevator operator saw her walk towards the dOor of Miss, Val-! lette's apartment; * - | A few minutes later Knox was sit-1 ting at the switchboard at the rear | of the first floor office. He saw Miss Vallette's room light flash on and "heardf her gasp, "I'm shot!" He jumped up, started, and at the same moment he saw a woman, the same one he had directed to Miss Vallette's apartment, run down an open stairway into the lobby. The woman ran out the door into the street. Konx shouted to the elevator man to follow her and telephned the police. The woman sp*4 away in a maroon coupe, although they obtained the license number. Knox hurried to Miss Vallette's room and found her lying in' bed, dead. The apartment on the twelfth floor, shown to the woman by Knox, was directly across the hall from the apartment occupied by his sister and cousin, Florence Knox of Terra Cotta, and Genevieve Knox, of McHen»y, who are attending summer school at , Mr and Mrs. Dick Smith of Chicago are parents of a little girl, bora Fijfc day. Mrs. Smith was formerly Ms Louise Kilday of McHenry. NOTICE Any outstanding bills against tbs Gjellefald Construction Co., in connection with the McHenry sewer pn»- < ject, should be presented to the *ity clerk immediately for settlement. PETER J. DOHERTY, Mayor. Mrs. H. J. Schaffer spent the weekend at Wauconda, assisting in tlM care of her father, who is ill. "T£&M 'N0.-;$ •• .or T. Schmitt, 3b a1 0 E. Justen; rf 1 Harold Freund, cf ...,.....i.il N 1 Frett, p --S Schaefer, cf 0 Adams, c 2; B. Schmitt, lb 1 Worts, If ---- -- 1 1 Winkel, ss 1 J. Schmitt,__cf ...............~.«.0 -' 0 leader, swoon. & Examiner reporter has already in Promoter Fred Kohler scored a ten j rv»ewed R. I. Overton, chairman of strike in bringing Baba to the Dietz I a^a'r- Stables arena. The bemustached! Thls advertising, Which is being Turk is without doubt the best box to McHenry free by the Chi- D_.IT* office card since the days of the Rus-|CaKO papers, U-ould, at any other ( e u niversity. ^ sian Hackwrsclimidt and Prank Gotch. tim®» cost considerable and then would , - -- --• _ 01No later than last week, Baba pack- not ** so impressed upon the minds! Miss Ldlian Vales of Chicago was 0 ed the Arcadia Gardens to the tune of of readers as it will be in facts c°n'! ?J**ekeI^ue8t *V ' Y f3 -- ! some 3400 persons, all that the north r n«ted with the Centennial. ,^n,e- Vales returned to 21 side mat center can hdld. ! 11 seems to ^ up to th® PwPle of Ch,ca^° *,th her for a Vis,t- Upsets are as numerous in wrest- McHenry to boost the old home town PO | linjg as they are in btrxing. I^st re- to assist in making the Cen- , 3 cently the world waMtood on its ears tenniel a success and put on the big- 0 by the >yin of Max Schmeling and Joe '^est advertising campaign ever .1 Louis and bv the victorv of Dick Punched. ;9 Shikat over Danno (TMahoney. They j Chicago and suburban Ipapers to : 1 were *then surprised by the victorv }which Miss Foley has sent publicity • 0 scored by Baba over Shikat! For that are as follows: Evanston News Index, 4 reason the fans mav see another up-j^e Austinite, North Shore Topics, 0 set when Kelly faces Baba. Forester," Forest Park Review, 2 Pat hails from Dublin and is as Highland Park Press. >\ilmette Life, 0 colorful as the greatest wrestlers who|Blue Island Bulletin, Glen Enyn Courhave come from the old country in,ler» 0ak Leaves, Lake County News, IfcbUSE CALL IR YOUR OWN HONE NO EXTKA CHASOE Dr. Kagan will carefully examine your eyes and fit your glasses in your own home at your own convenience, using the latest and most scientific methods with the same instruments he would use in his office without extra charge. Why not call in yourl eye doctor as you do your family physician ? Eighteen years of experience is your guarantee of complete satisfaction^ For appointment, Phone Chicago, Franklin 8510 -- McHenry 60-W or Write to -- Dr. M. M. Kagan OPTOMETRIC EYE SPECIALIST 108 N. State Street, Chicago - g ii »20 many a year. Kelly bas several*new' Billboard, Chicagoan, Variety, Journ- ^Reirner out, hit by batted ball. I holds of his own that "he practiced and a* °* Commerce, Christian Science SCORE BY INNINGS created m secret in Ireland. Fans Monitor, City Desk, Chicago Tribune, Team No 3 100 311 0*--6 who have watched Pat in action state Music News, The Garfieldian, North Team No! 1 002 010 1--4 that it bodes ill for -Baba when the Loop News, City Desk, Chicago Daily Left on bases--Team No. 3, 8; team pair meet. Kelly ia so confident that News, The Abenpost, North Town No. 1 8. Two base hits--Frett, and he can beat ^Baba that he intends to. Economist, City Desk, Evening Amer- Winkel. Home runs--Harold Freund,; visit the Illinois State Athletic Com-; ^an> West Side News, and Edgewater Kent, Frett. Double play--Frett to mission to post a forfeit to defend the j News. balls--Off title that "he figures on winning. 1 will be FEATURES B. Schmitt. Bases qn Frett, 4. Struck out by Frett, 3; by! The match Friday night Umpires--Smith and Web- over the sfcety minute distance. It twill be to a one faTl decision. Both Green, 1. er. TENNIS TOURNAMENT The last round of the tennis tournaments will be played this week. In the Junior boys' touman^nt there remains only three matches to be played by Allan Noonan and Dick Freund, the winner to be played by Frank Johnson. In the Senior bOys' tournament "Mac" McCracken plays Vernon Freund, the winner to meet Earl Conway. Baba and Kelly are in training for this important encounter. Promoter Kohler has a card »•»»•»»•»»••»»•»»»•»»»»»»• Among the Sick »»»••»»•»••••»»»»•»•»»»»»»» George Kinsala must play Charles Vycital, the winner to play for the ! Florian Schmitt, son of Mr. and _°f | Mrs. Mat N. Scbmltt, broke his arm bouts studded with stars for this im- while at play last week. portant mat sbow, Friday night. | Mrs. John Schmitt is still a patient Rudy Kay, who bails from Chicago Jat St. Therese's hospital, Waukegan, will meet Ernie TVfceison of Mar- • |,ut js reported much improved and quette, Michigan, on the thirty min- |Qn the road to recovery, ute semi-windup. Kay, a temper-) Al. H. Watson, proprietor of the amental athlete has met Peterson be- Lone Maple Tavern, was numbered fore in one of the most sensational among< the sick this week. JELL-O, six delicious flavors pkg* 5c Bunnyfield Flour, 24^-lb. bag 67c; 49-lbs. $1.33 ' LMfMSMWy.S C HSOYCROULAP TE SM-OZ. C# CAN * ANN PAGE • , „ _ tort asd Beaas . . ^AN Sc RAJAH WHOLE Spaghetti pfttPAR^o • "^in2- 5e Am UJ DAILY W5t W0B rwam BRAND WAX CO "HURTS ONLY DIRT" KitcfcM r . . PUSLIX Tomato JvIce'^Sc PKO 5e ^a0N75C iot«Tt Wltl POPCORN CONFECTION ^ Crackar lack . 3«alii BTECHNUT. DCNTYNE OR Wttiai's 6ei . 3»*o«- lit ~IROL COLD TURKEY. FROZEN MAOIO I1 ZERO COLDTURKE Cawly Bart AAP BAKERS' FRCI Ci-iti Kait IFOR LIT OPFK SOIX. mIfe FatlWaclfft5ar . FFBM Paptr Ttwalt crS«s . ROLL l«t AAP BRAND PURE feapo Jvlco . WI 10t Will Whiting, of near Ringwood. who has been seriously ill,, is improvmatches ever witnessed by Chicago fans. Kay thought he had the worst of the bout despite the fact that the |„g( referee called the boot a draw after Miss Florence Conway is ill at her thirty minutes of gruelling wrestling, home, east of the river. . .. | He has requested of Promoter Kohler Mrs. Mary K. Adams i» ill with C «£.inr »irlV Dorothv Al-i10 «**""«» * fematdi. Kay,!heart trouble. a set P***r,l®n» «*®rse, has designs; jjrs j0hn S. Freund, who has been ' on the title and the winner of Fri- JJJ w^}1 sciatic rheumatism, is now day's bout will go a long way toward able to be about the house in a wheel getting a chance to meet Baba. chair. Jack (Bad Boy) Brown will be on) ;n i:,. ry-y, the card in meeting Charley Peterson' Mrs. George Lindsay spent the of Pistakee Bay. Peterson, who has v,t.ekencl in Chicago, returning home enjoyed a winning streak in recent Tuesday night. Dietz Stables arena matches may bite off more than he can chew in facing Brown, who knows every trick of the game. Peterson may be the more +WT will play Helen Conway the winner to play the winner of Adele Froehlich and Mary Althoff. In the Junior girls' tournament, Eleanor Althoff defeated Betty Alttaff, 6-1, 6-0. In the beginners, Marjory Duker must play Shirley Smith and the winner playrf Ethel Althoff. All tbaae who wish to join the doubles tournament should communicate with Charles Dykstra. Experienced of the two wrestlers, but All games in the tourney must b,, has been in the ring with all played this week or contestants ^ ill ^ ^ notchprs in recent months and automatically forf®^ V H the many times to good advantages. Two games have been played in the Mike Kilonis> the Krowling Greek indoor ball league consisting of Ml-!warrior balkcd at facing Chief Wur-" Hfnry •nJ.M,"e 1 1.'a, Spnngs' Sherma ham in another one of the bouts, but Hill and City Slickers. 'the persuasions of Promoter Kohler Mineral Springs defeated McHemy and fact that the Dietz fables in a hard fought game, 11-7. Dukes wregtIi impressario took the rubber Knox pitched for McHenry and Bob Qff hjg ^ ^ influenced the GreeU McGonigle for Mineral Springs. . jn fai!t Wurham. Kilonis defeated the City o tl1w„, All Yukon Beverages -- Root Beer, Ginger Ale, and Assorted Flavors, Reg. price, 8 24-oz bottles 50c White Cobbler Potatoes, 15-lb. peck Georgia .Tpoi Watson Watermelon5, each California Juicy Lemons, 6 for California Ripe Tomatoes, lb. Lettuce, 80 size, 2 for 46c 39c 19c 10c 13c o, Sh, erma,n, .H i*ll ti - d.v wviU 'is'hailed as a worthy successor to Jim Slickers 11 to 6 on July t. Bob Wh - Londog but whether he willj#pr gain iinngg ppiittcchheedd for Sherman Hill and ^twsno- rrpaJSd hv Londos John Schnackenberg Slickers. for the City! the vast following created by Londos, is something to be seen. Wurham is" employing an Indian leg lock to great „f m rn M , . * . . nini? like manner. the last of the week from a western cruber, known the country trip, during which he travelled about ^ ag ^ of the champion stronR 6,000 miles. , - • j en ^ the WQri(i will clash He visited Mr and Mrs. alter Jay! Cleve WeIch( of 0hio in another at Bellingham, Wash., and fished in; over the thjrty minute distanCe. Puget Sound where he caught a 25-j Hke Gruber hag world o{ pound fresh salmon which he brought, fanR wi„ , home to Mr. and Mrs. Fay. The salmon made a delicious Fourth of July dinner. SPECIAL 3 DAY X-RAY SHOW NOW CO/NO QN IN ALL NASH-LAFAYETTE SHOWROOMS Mr. Mid Mrs. Ray Thomte erf l®arton Grove visited his mother, Mrs. Alma Thomas, Monday. Miss LaNette Whiting of Elgin visited ^her mother, Mrs. D. A. Whiting, Tuesday^ brand new name for McHenry next week. So long. -- S • I * H -- Answer To Last Week's Question The score was 10 to 4? -- S * I * H -- This Week's Question What effect does the calling of a balk by the umpire have on the batter? Can,the batter at any time go to first, base on a balk? • . •• Y brawn and the fans will see si bout here which will resolve itself into'a gruelling encountejr. Promoter Kohler is confident that he is offering the fans the best card ever assembled for a wrestling-show and a capacity crowd is looked for popular prices will prevail. I ' Ji. NOTICE ,'v :. C" i - To Whom it may concert! :--tl<M) balance on McHenry Tavern licenses 'js due and payable July 15. $5 fee •for retail milk license is delinquent *ince May li Vehicle license and dog •license and all other City license are now delinquent and must be. paid. Payable at City Clerks' Office. ? 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