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H'JOLLEN MEETS KAY IN MAIN EVENT BOUT t ON ROUND LAKE CAKD ' Acapacity crowd of more than 2,000 County sport lovers are expected to fill every available space in Peg's Round Lake arena Friday night, August 6, to see the "wrestling natural" when rough and tough Rudy Kay, the most hated matraan ever to appear in th*. local arena gets the acid te§t of his professional career facing Jim Mc- Millen, Lake County's favorite son* and the outstanding contender for the world's heavyweight wrestling champ- "SO I HEAR" EARL WALSH A contribution! What ludp • • ?W Glenn Peterson sends this one in. He plucked it from a recent list of classified ade. Guea*j&en,«*e - op "Mose." •/ ~ 1 - |- ' . , ; ionship, in the main event of the fifth |F0R RE#r_6-room cottagfe on east all-star card of the current season. ;side of Fox River for rest of season; Kay, who became a sensation in his; g houses south of bride. Owner' on first appearance at Round Lake sev-1 premise8 Saturday or StlBday, or call eral weeks ago, is undefeated here LaFayette 5352., *9-3 with four consecutive wins . to his. credit. 'If he can get past McMillen, he will automatically become number one challenger for a match with world's champion Everett Marshall, am) because of his rough and tumble style experts figure hkn for a fiftyfifty chance for a win tomorrow. A powerful supporting card, fit for the biggest arenas in the country, may take some of the from the main event, and should^ insure local mAt fans & big evening of excitement. In the semi-windup. Fred Grubnoier, world famous exponent of the rib crushing body scissors who is better known as the "Iowa Eel" takes hold with "Bad Boy" Brown, highly touted ^Southern wrestling badman. Brown who is in a class with Rudy Kay as a roughster, will have a tough assignment in the great lowan who ranks among the first fifteen in the business. Bearded Wonder % On of the preliminaries attracting more than its share of interest features the bearded wonder, Mike London, who made his local debut last Friday and became a positive sensation when he beat the "Black Panther" Jack Claybourn, in the most spectacular contest of the year when the colored star missed a tackle and landed in the third row ringside. London will face the mighty Frankie Talaber, flashy contender for the world's lightheavyweight championship, and this match is expected to steal the show. The final match brings the colored star. Jack Claybourn, to face "Bully Boy" Kogut. Tickets will remain at popular prices, fifty cents and one dollar plus tax, and ladies accompanied With male Puaereal Architecture Europeans in Egypt have always been impressed by the strong inclination of the old Egyptians for funereal architecture and emblems of mortality, as well as their perverse taste for the bizarre in theology. Lions with thf heads df crocodiles and men with the heads of hawks, standing in solemn rows in shadowed aisles of great temples, or crawling in low relief over rock tombs, embody a good deal of sheer horror in concrete form. Some have succumbed to the atmosphere to the extent of making obeisance before the statues of the ancient gods. Went down to the donkey .game on Tuesday night and saw some real buckeroos. ' , . ' -- I--" ' * We couldn't * tell *^witm,lirtt!ie general opinion was that the donkeys won the most falls. really tried to trade Carl Hubbell to the Pirates for Larry French in 19S3. Ever hear about the fellow who got rich so quick he couldn't swing a golf club without spitting on his hands ? '/ - • -fl- • ; Had a letter from Manager Breen giving us some of his plans for building up the McHenry ball team. --B-- Some of the players failed to show up last Sunday and Breen was forced to patch his line-up,. They were none t6d strong. V *" • " -*-•' • .f Managing i ball smfll task, but Breen is determined to put a winner* on the field. * Thefthicago Daily News Club will be here next Sunday. --I-- Breen plans to put on two big games over the Labor Day weekend. Arlington Heights wants to play one of the games here. Joke "§ure, Mike, yer wife is a strikin' - lookin' lady." Mike rubbed the back of his head. escorts will be admitted free of charge!"^® ^ll 7e the trutlv P^gheV more in the ringside section. In the event strikiit than lookm'.*"--- of rain the matches will be staged on Saturday night. _ Elizabethan Arehlteetaift Elizabethan style of architecture is the style transitional between Gothic and Renaissance, which prevailed in England in the Elizabethan era. The best examples of the style are found in the great country houses built during the queen's reign. Characteristic features are long galleries, large windows and tall decorated chimneys. ThC bheisB Week Days 7:20 - 9:29 Air Conditioned FRIDAY -- SATURDAY John Boles » Doris Nohi 'AS GOOD AS MARRIED" SUNDAY -- MONn >kt A u g u s t 8--9 Martha Raye •• Bob Buna "MOUNTAIN MUSIC" "PMkjfe Rnmmr," It's a Living -- World New» Events Sunday Matinee, 2:45 Cestiaum; 19c - 29c Till 5:3Q P- m. TUESDAY (Double Featai*) Bargain Nit* 19c • 29c Rrncoe Kama -- Ruth Coleaas (!) "Night of Myrtery*' (2) "Girls Can Play" WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY George Brent -- Anita Louise " THE GO-GETTER Also--Floral Japan--Novelty, Play Ban and World News Events PERFECT AIR CONDITIONING! wooosioca MILLER LAST TIMES TONGHT Tracy -- George -- Tone •THEY GAVE HIM A GUN' FRIDAY -- BARGAIN SPECIAL! G«ie Raymond -- Ann Sothern "THERE GOES MY GIRL" SATURDAY SPECIAL Lee Tracy -- Diana Gibson 'Behind the Headlines" AND George O'Brien -- Cecelia Parker "Hollywood Cowboy" Both Too Good To Miss ---- SUNDAY AND MONDAY Continuous Sunday after 2:39 The Year's Biggest Music. Laugh and Girl Show! * THE MARX BROTHERS "A DAY AT THE RACES" Also Latest Universal News TUESDAY -- BARGAIN NIGHT Helen Mack -- Onslow Stevens "You Can't Buy Luck" WEDS. -- THURS. SPECIAL! Jean Arthur -- Charles Boyer Leo Carrillo "HISTORY IS MADS AT NIGHT" . jNKXT WEEK - - •. Gable -- Loy TPARNELL" Story ---- "Tall talk" is not a Scotch characteristic^ But. sometimes the Scot's native pride will drive him to it. A Yankee traveling in Scotland got into a conversation with a local farmer, and, in the course of the talk he remarked: "I guess you haven't heard about the cattle salve we have in the States. You simply cut off a cow's tail, rub the salve on the stump, and you'll have a •new tail on the cow in a week's time. "Hoot, irton, that's naething. Ye ocht tae see the embrocation we ha'e at the place I eoom frame. Ye simple cut a coo's tail aff, rub the salve on the tail, an' in a week's time a new coo grows on the auld tail." --H-- A Printer's Auction The tramp printer blew into the small town and got a job on the weekly paper one week. The next week he got drunk, and the day after the paper appeared he left town again. Among other interesting items, ha was responsible for the following: "William Smith, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Smith, and Miss Lucy Anderson were disposed of at public auction at my farm, one mile east, in the presence of seventy-five guests, including two mules and twelve head of cattle. The Rev. Mr. Jaclcson tied the nuptial knot for the parties, averaging 1,250 pounds on the hoof. The beautiful home of the bride was decorated with one sulky rake, one feed-grinder and two sets of work harness, nearly i new, and just before the ceremony was pronounced, Mandel & Sons' wedding march was rendered by one milch cow, five years old, one Jersey cow and one sheep, who, carrying a bunch of bride's roses in her hand, was very beautiful. She wore one light spring wagon, two crates of apples, three racks of hay, one grindstone of mousseline de soie and trimmed with one hundred bushels of spuds. The bridal couple left yesterday on an extended trip. --8-- Joe Di Maggio and Joe Medwlck, called the two best outfielders in base ball today, are sons of immigrant parents. Which leads us to believe that our immigration laws should be loosened up a bit " Some say that Bill Terry plans to switcn Hal Schumacher to the outfield. He can hit, but has gone hay-wire on his pitching. --I-- '• Just to satisfy John " Wrigley Dreymjller, we are going to admit that the Cubs are playing great ball. --It-- Now, if he would give the Sox a word of credit, all would be nracqfol for a little while. --I-V "• Sonny" Johnson, Vale Adams, Clar enee and Harry Anderson made nice showings in the recent amateur golf meet. The boys were up against tough competition, but were not eliminated without a struggle. --II-- * Have been bacheloring tjils iapt week, so will have to be getting along now. Just a regular CCC camp--Cookiner. Cleaning, Choringi Herders Do Not Desert Flocks In great bliz2ards, Western sheep herders seldom if ever desert their hungry and helpless flocks and dogs, even when they themselves are freezing and starving through the neglect of the traveling camptender who brings their food and fuel. They stay on the job, asserts a writer in Collier's Weekly, not because desertion means a ten-year prison sentence, but because "sticking" is the unwritten law of the range. •• W-^ " Best Seller 490 Years Af» Four hundred years ago the most popular book of thq age was the "Colloquies" of Eramus, the great Dutch scholar, who endeavored to make men familiar with the wisdom of the ancients by a collection of 1,451 adages selected from their w o r k s . W r i t t e n i n L a t i n , t h e universal language of the educated of Europe, the book sold 24,000 copies. • French Terms French cooking terms in common use include: Cafe noir--black coffee; aux marrons--with chestnuts; . brochette--on skewers; pet its fours-- small, dainty cakes (freely translated); garni -- garnished; bombe glace--a fancy, molded frozen <|essert usually -composed of one ice and one or two kinds of ice cream. Thunderstorm's Warnings Nature's greatest warning ofTfie approach of a thunderstorm is experienced on a mountain, where the atmosphere becomes so charged with electricity that it makes a man's hair stand on end, his fingers emit sparks and the metal points of his ice ax hiss like vipers, says Collier's Weekly. Memorial to Captain Cook On Kealakekua Bay, Hawaii island, stands an obelisk commemorating Captain Cook, who was slain near that point by natiVes; In 1928 a bronze tablet was dedicated in his honor and placed just below the surface of the water to {nark the exact spot where he fell. ^ Sense of Taste Varies In man the sense of taste varies more than any other sense. Tasting paper treated with phenyl-thio-carbamide proves the point, s.pys Collier's Weekly. To some persons it will be tasteless; to others it will be bitter, sour, sweet or salty. , Early Advertising The first United States advertising client was George Washington, who had Benjamin Franklin write a real estate advertisement for the first issue of the Maryland Journal In 17T3. " Explosion an Wall 8treet An explosion on Wall street, New York City, occurred on September 16, 1920. Thirty were killed, 100 injured and property was damaged to the extent of $2,000,000. On the TIT FOR TAT men had been partners in business for more than fifty years. But now the partnership was about to be dissolved, for one of the two lay dying. The sufferer called his friend to his bedside. ~ "I know I haven't much longer to live, old man," he said. "Before I go I've got a confession I must make. During our years of partnership I've swindled you out of thousands of pounds. Can you forgive me?" "That's all right," said the other cheerfully. "Don't veu .worry about it, I poisoned you." . Be Bit Lawyers-Then you admit that yo|t struck the plaintiff with malice aforethought? ,' Defendant (indignantly) --- You can't mix me up like that. I've told you twice I hit him with a brick and on purpose. There wasn't no mallets or nothin' of the kind about it-- just a plain brick like any gentleman would use. Jam for Nothing . A Scotsman was observed by a constable walking up and down a busy London street with a large piece of bread in his hand. "What are you' doing with that bread?" asked the policeman curiously. "Well," replied the Scot, "I'm looking for the traffic jam." nan Heard ia Court Magistrate--What is thi* charged with? Constable--He is a camera fiend of the worst kind, sir. Magistrate--But he shouldn't have been arrested just because he has* a mania for taking pictures. Constable--It isn't that, sir--he takes the cameras! ONE THAT DON*T COUNT 'Today I can feel the spring vibrating through every nerve!" "Well, that one on your aid* is all out of whack. "• And the Broom "You say you cannot get along with, your husband. People must learn to bear and forbear. Did you ever try heaping coals of fire on his head? "No, I don't know as I ever did. But,I've tried hot water." Peoria aa Indian Name Peoria was the name of an Indian tribe of the Illinois Confederacy. It was originally a personal name meaning "he comes carrying a pack on his back." Army Practically Abaadeafti At the end of the Revolutionary war, congress ordered the discharge of all Continental troops, except some 80 soldiers to guard public stores. Hand GOB Dated 137? Said to be the oldest firearm in the world, a Chinese hand gun, dating from 1377, is on exhibition at the Armory Museum at Berlin. The Yes Men What makes some men popular is >the fact that they haven't any. opinions and can conscientiously agree with everybody. High* Wine High wine is the highly alcxAoK ic first distillation from a fermented mash in making whisky gr brandy. \ Swimming Good Exercise Swimming rates high as all-round exercise, because it brings into play most of the muscles throughout the body. a in Writing, Conversation la writing, study whSt you say; in conversation, study what not to say. Little Snow in London Snowfall in London, England, is exceedingly small, mariy winters being without even a trace of snow. . Magnolia Named for Botanist . The magnolia was named for Pierre Mag^il, a French botanist. ;--' - Imperfect Sympathy a Fault Imperfect sympathy is a fault as great as imperfect knowledge. , , ; , Not a Dull Sport A fnan in an insane asylum tat fishing over a flower-bed. A visitor wishing to be friendly walked up and said, "How many have you caught today?" "You're tt* ninth," replied the fisherman..-,--^.. ! Uncle George--So this is the baby, afc! I used to Ipefc just like him at that age. What's he crying about now? Little Nieoe--Oh, Uncle George, he heard what you said.--Waahington Post. : . . , . • nil i .< „ Early Increase ia Feleos When a statement was made that fee population of the Ohio Penitentiary was 70, as of August 19, 1818, three years after the first convict had been received, many Ohioans were alarmed over what they declared as an "enormous increase in felons," says the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Some editors, ministers and other leaders were crying to the heavens for an answer to the crime problem. One hundred years later, on August 19, 1918. the population of the penitentiary was 1,944, which as compared with the population of the state 'showed that the number of convicts was, increasing three times faster than the population. Pelicans Experts at Soarings Pelicans are experts at soaring, Of sailing--often flying at heights out of sight. Although the birds fly in wheeling circles they move on their course rapidly. Their breeding grounds are principally in the Northwestern states and in Southwestern Canada. They winter from Northern California, in the Gulf States arid Florida, along both coasts of Mexico, and in the interior of Mexico aa far south as Panama. . . - ' Words Have Opposite Meaning Thousands of the words we use have an entirely opposite meaning to that of the words from which they sprang. Pretty, quite complimentary, comes from the Anglo- Saxon praettig, which meant tricky or sly. The adjective nice has a pleasant meaning but it comes from the French, nice, meaning foolish or simple, and its real origin is the Latin, necius--ignorant, says Pearson's London Weekly. -- ^ War Was Tournament War in medieval days was a sort of tournament and attempts were even made to subject it to regular rules, so that men fought for three days a week and were expected to keep the "Truce of God" from Wednesday night to Monday morning, under pain of excommunication. Pygmy Races Not True Dwarfs The pygmy t races, mostly described in Africa, are not true dwarfs, having an average height of four and one-half feet. Their diminutive size is undoubtedly due to heredity, and they have many other hereditary stigmata, such as ex- ~4C£L. toes and fingers. . Smallest Country in the World The State of Vatican City is a sovereign, independent state by the terms of the Laterail treaty of February 11, 1929. By reason of its tfrea of 108.7 acres, Vatican City is the world's smallest country, in a physical sense. Meaning of "Incorporated1* "Incorporated" as used in connection with the name of a business firm means that the firm is a legal entity, with specific functions, rights, duties and liabilities, as set out in the law and its articles of incorporation. ' Norway Pine Native American The Norway pine is not an immigrant from Norway as many persons doubtless think. According to an authority this tree species is a native--northeastern tr*^. 9* North American continent. The "Coektall" The expression "cocktail" dates back to cock fighting days when spectators used to toast the winning rooster with a drink containing as many ingredients as there were feathers left in its tail. BUDGE Pictured in vigorous action is redheaded Donald Budge, California net star, who became the first American iji five years to win the coveted Wimblecioh championship. Budge dele a ted Gottfried von Cramm of Germany in straight sets in the finals When photographed here Budge was subdoing C. P. Hughes in an early round. Robert Fulton Studied Painting Early in his boyhood Robert Fulton, the inventor, began to study painting. At the age pf twenty-two he went to London, -where he studied under Benjamin West, but after several years, he abandoned art and applied Hintself whdlly to mechanics. M'HENRY BOYS • ,.» , ... ENTER JUNIOR \ 1 „ ^ OOLF TOURNAMENT McHenry was represented at th» Chicago District Junior tournament at Coghill Golf Club, Chicago, last week when George and Frank Johnson, Clar. ence and Harry Anderson and Vafr' , Adams, with Bill Harrah of Chapel Hill, were among the eighty players ig. the qualifying tound last week Wednesday. Among the thirty-two, who quaHfiep-r 13 out of t^e Aid of eighty players, we«i Vale and Clarence, with 79, Harry ' with 76, and George, who shot foqff birdies on the last nine for a 73. Bill Harrer missed by one to qualify,- shooting an 80. * In the matches on Thursday, Johiir son was defeated one up on the eigl|» , teenth hole in the morning by Nelfc Anderson of Glenbard. , : 5 Clarence Anderson met defeat at thi hands of Clark, the winner ot tip' : s tournament. ; i Adams won his Thursday morning match 2 up and 1 to go, but wAH beaten 1 down on the eighteenth hola.' in the afternoon. r Harry: Anderson defeated the fiiedal* ist, Vito Surico, 1 up in nineteen holais in the morning match, but was defeat-" - ed in his second match of the. day 1^' V' John Jemsek of Coghill, who went o|t . to the. finals, meeting defeat at tl^-. .-:V hands of the Winner, Clark. Some of the young golfers are plai>* ^ ning to attend the Illinois State Junior ' \ tournament |tt Coghill on Aug. 13, 1# . * ^ and 15. •' • ¥1 r fVi-> Plaindealer Want Adq bring riirtjj WHY WAIT FOR MGHER PRICES? Now You Can Get-- A big 117-inch wheettMgi Nash-LaFayette six;-pas* Sanger sedan, completel| equipped, with builttfttnk, extra dual equipment--including transportation charges. t , srfety glass all around* tlrl and wheel. aB Best " Trades" in Tom* You'll be surprised how muck we will allow. Wide aelectioM of models and colors. Don't, wait--drive in today! 5* H, Freund Motor Ss.'es Phone 832 ftlRMMUIftU PfttCES ON NASH A'« Elm Street IS AND EI««Ttt Any ar AM Shopper--I wish to buy a fashionable hat. Clerk--Yes, madam, we have it. Will you have it funny-looking at the back, front, sides, top or all over? TINNED OB CANNED "Let me read you this article , on mMk." "/ou may, if it'p condensed." per-Clever husband is a clever the least. ur husband would have than clever, darling, to than that. Proof new one the othtf &tf; I've told it to you?M ven't." Snails Bisexual Creature* * . Cats Mother Foxes . Cats mothering foxes is so .novelty to fox breeders. On many fox farms cats are kept for that job, ,main throughout their "lives bisexbecause mother foxes in captivity creatUr« There is no such thing as a male snail or a female snail. All marine, fresh-water and land snails, says Collier's Weekly, are born, and rehave the habit of killing their young. Cat& seem to take to the task, however. Red and gray foxes are common in America, even near small towns. The fur of the red fox is valuable and is often dyed to Imitate that of tbe rare silver fox. Francis iBacon Died Frwm Cat# Sir Francis Bacon died in 1626 as the result of a cold caught during an experimentation on tbe xateigaratkm ot freah meat •dimming Can Waft he's teaching you to much have you learned be stwenty-ooe, pingle, " job. • impoaed IOUS love letters by First Woman's Medteal gskeal The first woman's medical school in America was organized in Boston, in 1848, had 12 pupils and was known as the Boston Female Medical school. Set Transatlantic Record More than a century ago the steam packet, "Leviathan," set a transatlantic record, Liverpool to New York, of seven days and 23 hours. Paint Preserves Landmark In Salem, Mass., the old Assembly House was built in 1782. Now. mofe than 150 years later, it is a wellpreserved Colonial landmark. ^ Diamond Found in Meteorite i Among the many specimens of meteorites at the Field Museum i£,a slice of iron with a sman 4iaj&pnd projecting from its surface. Sits on Bag of Wool----- ••••• The woolsack on which the lord chancellor sits in the house of lords is actually a square bag ol wool covered with red cloth. Dogs Shed Twice Annually It is natural for dogs to shed their hair twice a year. Excessive shedding in dogs is generally due to some skin trouble. Seaweed Makes Fine Fleeces Some of England's finest fleeces coine from the Orkney and Shetland islands, where sheep feed en seaweed. Pin Prick Means Have Another A prick with a pin in a Tibetan home is the same as asking you to have more refreshments,.' ". " to have 5uton, later Marquis Marshal of France, been translated in ss and published in editions, says Colwere composed by a opinion of <flumerous critics. The Biggest Successes Uncle Ab says the biggest successes come to those who do well the every-day tasks. - Tenacious Glacier ~ The fox glacier of New Zealand defies the general rule that glaciera never reach out beyond the limits of the snow fields surrounding them. Some of the rivers of ice from the Fox extend down to 670 feet above sea level, winding over wooded slopes to end among tree ferns and. other subtropical vegetation. Want Ada. ' Gencf Poultry Remediea at Wattler Drugstore. *-p5 WHITE HOUSE ET1P.M1IX 5a*33< RICH, VACUUM-PACKED CONDOR TASTE THE DIFFERENCE RICH. YACUUM-PAC COFFEE YUKON CLUB SPAR* BEVERAGES 4 RED HEART--A. B or C DIET DOG F00I>. 3 1-L0. CAN H-6t. BTLS. 16-02. 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