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cb Shore news ' nfit§ter,n* * the • direction** y • 1ine* <&; gtW/ tfo** It allgoeB td show that g^graptiyl fERY THURSPAY |tB an absorbing Bubject when there Is By THtftAKE SHORE NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 0, 1W4. -- -14-liJL. I'fl -i " <l.*'.>iifr J~ ■ . ~'i--.....--. s** Wilmette Churches The Presbyterian Church. RECORD CROPS ARE EUROPEAN WAR MAY BEING HARVESTED! DOOM GRAND OPERA -■■.. U>^y, -tjr- uwv m^*«n PUBLISHING Wilmette, in. Offices, Room 2, Brown Building, 1159 Wtfmette Avenue, telephone 164ft • some special interest gwjiflteoed, a fecii JWoth. street and Greenleaf avenue, [Wheat Yi# Is Heavy and AI-jTttta Roffo, Campanini ad O. rsrguson. which furniahes a hint to be taken t>y; RcVv j^m^ Pfothinghanij etated_ the wise teacher of the subject. '•'- j clerk or toe Chicago Pigsbytery, wiH j a*eMhterelfcfttg.- <^-^as^--^--*now:i'-EB*iei«-^ Llfe/w~^s&a*---eei"$OB- by! request: "His Electric Sermon.^ This' faifa Has Turned Out - Years. SUBSCRIPTION ' ■ '■.'■in "mt 'V" ijBSi" .' li .I . i SSS: 92.00 A YEAR ■', Eat end an nt-coml-class matter "March 'ft. IW4, aL ifu- jrtMtofflu* - at. "-IVfliMftte, "UUtiola, uajSQ- th« act of Miroh 9. ma. i AddrcM all <iommunk'sitJofifl to The Lake .Hhnre NV«», Wiirnetjle. Anonymous eMhtmwlcations -wilt wot bo'noHc^a; "Rfj- J*<ttcl mao urn-ripe* wot hret to^rrwarned anlMta accompanied W pwUikc All rnat- »**r for publication in the current w»««k*!<! Jfisue rtioala fwhi our of!U>. not later than Tuesday noon. ,.Managing Editor!the character of the country, the toc- ography and resources of the land, the advantages of natural defense, Geography related to events is in- teresting, -whereas geography on the printed page is stupid. ** *~ #. -iL-J£.______,V-,V** NOT SO EASY TO COME BACK." Many ofvthe magazines of the week ! and the month bear In their advertfs- discoorse has attracted wide attention and Is a splendid exposition of natural law ia the spiritual world. Musical program by Miss Corette: Morning-- - '. >•.•=.,.' Andante with • Variations. .-Beethoven : Cradle Song --.......... 4.. .^brieg Toccata,.....&i..............-.;'-..fj'jgvry ,EJv«nIng-«-. . i . w., ..-,■ .«■:".;■■.-. Capriecfo ,..,.>...-..,.'..... „. .„ .Roger Revo Angellque jj^.. **. .Rubinstein Melody. ..-.,....„■........„;..Rubinstein Grand Choraa .....,...*,____Faulkes lures f care-free travel- . ^ Wo«»'» •*««^lr ■»»••■!■»-» :»ig pages pictures or care-rree tra\el U«randa meeting Tuesday. Aug. 11, at :ferg floating over the "sights" of the! the home of Mr. and Mrs. David F. I old world on a magnified Americanf***£**4Jonttoii'*y^-#ani» i sionary program at 2 p. m. .-, - The deplorable automobile accident j Bankers' association ehe<iue. "-j Midweek prayer service Wednesday *hl«h happened near Rayinia Parjt on Presumahly many of our felldWJ 8 P- "^ Tople . i the Servants, countrymen have accepted the invit'a- THtJRSPAY, AUGUST % 1J»14. Farmeta are'vliarvcsi-ing the largest ' crops ever gro%Jii-"In northern -Illinois. Never hef(*re has a prosperous yield ers tor Coming Season in ^Weage AwaitSummons, ri SHOREi; It la mom snan possible that the European, war wil1 deprive Chicago of, prand opera, during the coming h^en.so In prospect as it^s on the reason. And » the war kills .opera eve of ' the record Harvest. THE JUGGERNAUT. farmer, is jubilant over the prospect. Fortunes are being n.idi; in this, the richest farming and dairy country in ih$i.worid,.. ,.4^^: '-.- With everjr'e^t^ at least a week *o ten days ahead of the usual season, a.: th* farmers a%|fta a quandary'«.■-toI The wonderful Titta Huffo, lor iii. l»ow they are going to take care ofistaiice. whose income as a singer to ttte.immense wMjgt \ . saW to be al>°»t ?250,Q00 a year, jmAff Four , tons "^ alfalfa, mpjre tbpiu be compelled to fight for |6 a mopth opera everywhere else. The greatest singers In the ; TworWr-efcepting Women---are- now gathered in Europe, and many* of them are- eubjeet to thejtf countries' call to arms. STATE .BANKopEVANST ON The Husbandmen end lion accompanying the attractive illus- tration eiid "set out "to travel on 'A. B. A.' cheques," only to find them Monday night of last week, In which ive persons lost their lives and sev- eral were injured, was commented on editorially by nearly every dhily'in Chicago. All agreed that something jsiellfea stalled with all Interest in Eu- should bo done at once to stop this j rope and her wonders gone and their terrible sacrifice of human life, and lone consuming desire to see again the mat eeonpmyi when practiced at the [new and unromantlc skyscrapers at <jo«t of life. Is criminal. And there i home, rate matter rests, and in all probabil- j % will continue to rest. The railroad Will settle as quietly us possible with 4jte~-reiativcfl of th«--vletliun: will * tf ^ THE USUAL THING. Why Is it that the Milwaukee Elec- tric line cannot better handle the -crowds that are being drawn to R^niivlteirto theaeTervices ■the village. * Wilmette Methodist Church I-ike and Wilmette avenues. T. K. Gale, minister. 1024 Lake^avo- nue, telephone €54. ^ church with a message and a wel- come. 9:ao a. m., Bible school.__________ " 10:45 a. m., sermon. Subject: "Da- gon," or "Which God?" & p. m., sermon. Subject: "The Cedar." ■ ■ .*. 6:15 p. m.. Epworth league. -All young people welcbme. forty bushels of whei.t, and a ton as;d a half of hay to the acre arja. almost certain. \..v'-." - The - wheat crop which,., has just been harvested; and threshed Is post* A welcome is given to all, but espeM;4 ««**«»^h. taken from some fields of gmftM acre- age, while the: average la ,closq tp forty bushels to the acre. One farmer reports a. yield of th J rty-sU bushels to In the Italian army. He is now 'at Milan. 'tS~^-: rsf'^lfj, I" , The same thing i* true of Heinrich Ueneei, tbanew and wonderful Wagr nerian tenor, engaged fw his first Chicago appearance next Mil., ; j;, i tf> And.. Lucjlent Mur^ore,. sensational jbeen j Jfyric .tenqr> and Vanni Marooux. the" ceUdirat^d baritone--both aro in Paris now, subject to the call $oi,armis.,."ln Villau is Allesand'ro Bapci, one of tin- greatest of tenors, niid l:j itumy is jement &fp 'T'HE management of this bank is vested i» a 1 J3oard »f Directors consisting of representative cilizeas -of highest standing, who are ia consiaai touch with the pulse of commerce and finance. They are men «f achievement who Maintain the eflio- fidence ef the community, and no banking institu- tion can rest on a better foundation, .j. * •>¥. Merritt C. Bragdett Samuel S. Hingee. William A. Oyche Frark M. Elliot • i^ «ft* ^ftfank W. Ge*0uld L^i^m i, ?■£■ CbartMl^WW&e>y Oscar H. Bengali Richard C. Lake Harrison B. Kile)- j, 3% INTEREST PAiDON SAViNt the acre from a field of ninety acres, ] Mario Sammarco, the baritone positively the luges: production from j la addition • to all that, there are gugg^ of such siae ever r^orted in[toky main nVmbers "f *&* Cbt.-vagf. thia vicinity. ;>-.-j; r; .^ {grand opera choriis now in Italy with; Everything is in proportion. ^.Aajue roseate prospect of managing to) ■'" r. " average of four tons to the acr.; of al- falfa is reported throughout *Cook, Lake and McHenry counties. This is exceptional, when it la considered, that get away And to cap the climax, General Di-| rector Cleofoate Campanlni is sup- j posed to be somewhere in Italy, al- » •-;.. «.v- i&j&M, Ii YOUR DAOaHTER aorjpMUIy effidtat?; Are you cultivgtfnc »U ttt ttoti* add to her wonnanly cliarm? Eave you studied her possibilities, lovingly and conscientiously? A^aiiors-_^AKttm^te-afe--eerd4aliy-|4n some cases^es^weh-as threjg.'tons I thim^ririnrmesiBage from him hasTeen pocket their loss and then continue doii*r business in the same old way, trusting to divine providence to keep otlmrs out of the path of their terrl- WB juggernauts. »|en in automobiles I ^ P&rk ' ^ °'Ci0<* *" °th"T \ & S^nStoSZ vviH eontinuo' taking chances with death, forgetting or heedless of the The pastor will be at home during vim*'Park to attend the grand opera j Augus;. peTfomance*?^ j Wilmette Baptist Church. About seventy or eighty people left |- Sunday services held in the Worn- ' an'a club building. Rev. B. Frank Ta- 1018 Eleventh iaresence of railroad crossings. ;It Is very essential that all Impor- tant railroad crossings be carefully guarded, both by mechanical devices night t« go south, after half the opera was over. This number of peo- In front of the park, waiting, presum- ably for the finish of the opera. In- stead of dispatching one of these cars aad by - msn?-but-4t-weuld -bo-better^---------. as a special, south, to take care of this few yards. Where was the tower man -wno ds supposed- to lowertho -gnteij and sound tho signal? The man who reported this incident to us also'la- st rect; telephone, 1150 Wilmette. Bible school at y:45 a. m. Morning worship • with sermon by the pastor at 11:00 a. pie would about fill a car. There were j m. Subject: "A Beautiful Name."' seven or eight empty cars on a siding'rtood musU" Th*r<- will be no eve- ' iiing service The prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. August 12,. will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 6. W. Schmidt, 827 Elm wood avenun were taken at the Hrst cat^ni.;ftT,iie I received In Chicago within the last! the second cutting, w.,.ch Know -n ten days. progress, showf prosj. ;cts ut nuT^\ . than two tons'-ittiPaces. Th^yer.»<e] nM VA^w-r /*oiim»* for the second'grontl la '«-;< >nn.« „ !„„,»..« than a ton and* half, howent. i Mr" an<! Mrs- Howard Foote of Glen- Hay crops are also bic.^erlhsn -ver C0* W'H Btart thla week ,or a ««ur-of before. Every field hi this section of 1the sreat iakes •" UieIr J'^111' Jean" the country la .averaging one ahd ci.3- fiette- Fre^rtck Foote and Miss Mar-f half tons tp the a. -e, while many of W Poote ^m leave todsy to them are'running an high as two and \ open theIr sum'ner home on North one-half tons In Small lots. | Manltou Island, where they will be j The corn oxqp !b just short of-mar- J°ined la*er by Mr. and Mrs. Poote. velc..a. Si:iiksn|rte feet high are u>t uncomrr.:.n, and all ihey need is rai , according to the farmers. "We mus^|dauehter July 21 , . to have neither than to have men in charge who are Incompetent or wher are overworked. If the publle de- pends upon theBe safeguards and di.H- eovera, too late, that they are not to be depended upon, it-WouLd_ be better to leave crodstngs unguarded from -tie flrat, so that the people co>i]d then look out for themselves. It Is reported that on Tuesday night ^^of, last week an automobile'was drfv- . ittg west on Central avenue. When the railroad crossing was reached the gates were open and ho signal was heard, but just aa the machine start- ed to cross the--tracks,- a- through fisxln, going at a high rate of speed, _ ttimidered pasC missing it by a scant crowd, the patrons were compelled to wait for a local car which was entire- ly filled when It reached Ravina ex- cept tor two or three seats. As a re- sult, many persons had to stand and be io^tled; about for thirty-five- mio« "iites. before they reached Wilmette. 8uch service Is not calculated to draw crowds to Raviuia. - * ; H: ■?, THE OLD ORDER VHASGETU. Bewildered freshmen about to enter Iowa State college will enjoy the novel sensation of being treated with the ut- Real Estate Transfers in New Trier Township Township 42, part s. w. 'A s. w. % 6, 42, 13. March 28, 1912 (incumbrance, ?3",000)-- H. C. W'lenecke to F. A. Sager. ,...| Newhall's sub^ part lot 10, block 5, 6. 42, 3 3, July 29- - G. H. Rees to M. Roes....... Bauer's add., lota 1S> to 18. block 7, 33„ 42, 13, April 30-- M. K, Barker et al. to P. W. . Pothoff ..................... Ouilmetto Res., lots 1, 2, 27 and 2S, block.2, July 27-- F. H. Mc- OuUoch quitclaims to Trustees of Schools, township 41, range lave rain wit am e? week or ten days," they nay, "or great-harm will be .done to our corn. It is stalked up fine, and a little rain woufd bring the cars out ^n hoe shape for ihe biggest produc- tion on reeorar" Even 'withoht rain Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nohlty of ;oe announce the birth of a JEWELRY PURCHASED AT THE K HOUSE OF I R C H 6 E R DIAMONDS ■ fcuniedin 167 Li ilejK^jflablo nierchaiuiUe and demonetrate* Its tH riffl:tt4>fhecontl<}eBCef»f a:!. the crop will not be an entlrq failure." Ifld H Statl SI One door north o/washin«u>n Little barley and rye are raised in the vicinity. buf^SJo'smalT fields scat- fored fhi»u*ho«t s*«cop«try give,-cvi- 1 jaence of anothut- :*fecerd In tbiji ijq^^ most conslderaUon. Members or the I ouilroette' lies',' lot.- 7.' block claKs of 1917 have unanimously passed J»ly 2--f. I). Foster to O. C. 3,200 Age of Tklent. According to some recently oom* JBlled s^atlsUcB, she most chemical and medical dlscovertea-^mve been made by-men of forty yeare^.of age*' Forty. [ , four Is the age a^wnlohj a poet may expect-to do hte,|Ww*.W'orJ|t; soldiers andex^lorertj tenrfWolstihguish them- selves most at the'age of forty-epven; at forty-eight years of ago the com-j posers and actors iare at the summit of their powers; politicians-: excel at /,'< rommi■mii.il' '<j our reader* Is there danger of her being could be ERADICATED JlOW? Are you SATISFIED with the present schee) V»oytroiag»ntr' Are lessons in OBEDIENCE, SELF CONTROL, SOUND PLE, and CORRECT ETHICS being daily inculcated? FIRMNESS, PRUDENCE, SYMPATHY, and GOOD EXAMPLE Are the four pillars that uphold Convent discipline. | V *- m '#•#>«'!.ijl['. While the VISITATION ACADEMY does not receive youn;* girls of unruly disposition, the nuns are experienced in the successful control of all ordinary faults of childhood aad adolescence, and are fully prepared to direct the social and student Irfe of the academy. The General Course is College Preparatory. Special students may register as day scholars or as boarders.'A regular diploma is conferred in the departments of Art, Music, and Elocution. The riwtitntion. is not endowed1. No distinction in the school discipline can bSmade under any circumstances,: The "CATALOGUE, containing full information, may be had upon request? ....... Address: THE SISTER DIRECTHB1S, Phone Evanstuy i07 ' J128 Bidge Aveaue, fivaaitoa, III. Fill Term Opens Tuesday, September 8th . ..%>j. - t.-aa»t:iS.s^Es^- a resolution "pledging the class.as a whole and each member Individually to a friendly, helpful attitude" to the men who are to be freshmen during tho year aoxm to begin, the plan of JbelpfuIneBS Includes a reception com formed us that the men who guardr!,,,,,, ,.,,,, . ,. , ° ] mltteo to meet Incoming frotthmen the crossltigM at night are tho men who work on the aoctlon during the day. This Is the state of affairs that the eitlzeas of the aorth shore should tneke it their business to look into. --.; ^Eeoaomy-atr the ebst of life ia criminal^3---------------------------■-------------- -L - PORIF1ED BY USE. .■Th.ei--teB6T|^jjb|:Jhe ico fun* for the poor of Chisago have no fears of taint- ed money. Whatever eomee to them In with a welcome and assistance. It remains to be n»-<n whethei n proper spirit of humility can be main tallied in the freshmen without lu.-.iht ence from higher classmen. ~* * * * - M^tffilrt} Rtf4ttT. •'Train .ip a child In the way he ahould go and when ho la old he yil! hoc depart therefrom." Parents who are encouraging their Sleeper ..................... Sharidan road and Return-iriTtrr pub., lot 8, block 2. July 2 in- ' eumbranco <*».-r>0Q)--T. B. Car- sou to O. ('. S|nt«per......... Wilmette, pun lot 6, block 4, JuTy 22 fincumbrance, |2,P,00) --E. M. Ward to A.' E. Wolf . Wilmette, pari lot 21. block 1. July 18--A K. Wolf, to K M. Ward...................... Bauer's add., iotfi 15 i<> ^J, block fi, 33. 12. 13, July 2S -- II. l\ Eckt ubrecht to A. B. Reincke ... ................. 10 10 id flfty-twa years,"phirosopfiers at fifty. four and humortBte at fifty-six. These TOungT 10 OBITUARY. Mrs H. G. Gale. Mrs.;. II. G Gale, or Itockford. 111., pii-ssed,away at the home of Iwr sister. Mrs.. M. it. liarlcer. 7*»7 WaHhlngton avenuo. Monday mornlnc. August 3" Mrs. Gjile hn.J been suffering fur muny months with a complication of dl»- ^afiee, and a week ago cam.- to Chicago ami the Eviinston hospital for .oiisul- chtldren to some effort to contribute j tatlon ; and treatment. These, how- •., s^jjf&mn Vapor ifJbty..^ . .".:. ft la e> popular n?iaccmc.eption that ti.<jueou8 vai«uv and ice ~^JMJA^_T&aX ere In tbemtselvee dry, and become wet only when they turn to water. "So ^ry fa aqueoun vapor that it will dry) any moist object tbaj$ it comes In con- j tact wltli." pfateo an eminent author-! lty, Mr. M. Mott-Smlth. Suparhea.ted j steam, before it condenses. Is a dry gas. Ico feels wet if the temperature of the hand >s sufficient to melt it; %a ico it is dry j 'IVpewriters Sold on Easy Payments For Rent on Easy lerms ALL MAKES NEW AND REBUILT Some Specif! Good Bargains Full Line Typewriter Supplies «. E. CHANDLER & CO. 630-832 Davis St. Evanston --^►B0KBS-28fl8-2B3u U** V JtlTm &k.JkSJlJ^ Ctfgtt-E^New.-ii^r.'- ---------------------a. --. _,., i_l_s \Vi THURSDAY Kiein's1GahI3iidt"s ArcticHuiit" Sir lC««ls otltemKrkubie Photography of the Hunt air mitt Animal J.tf« of I thVrar Nortli. AlJ!tO A KKY8TQNK Ct>»lEI)Y ^?l!Zl FRIDAY, MATINEE AND EVENING THE CROSS of CRIME" (6 t'WO ttEEI.S. An gjtcitlag jtofy •tMrtterr 1 V f.So .< K KVSTON i" COMEDY iTURPAY> MATINEE AND EVEN1NO wThi Mm of the©h«tti,i f U O K t;FXS. A Story of Two Klval Unllnn Mu»i,- iaua GOMinG -~ Local Picfares of Mr. and Mrs. Nswlywed < AUGUST tl, 12 anil 13 I«iiurln..)RK'"KMnolu,; (Nliowtntf Thru - ^".«Ht||!.)W! News Want Ads Bring Results the colp of th© land la so much op- J to the comfort of otl portuuity lo increeee the chauee ofjporeTtyetrlcken homes of itn- Jife for babies straggling to inako a followlm u-r children in the I Ih. ver, did not bring tho hoped-for ro- -siilt. and eho tame to the hom» of her Uy are l HiKec that h.-r la?t boura m\nhi be! injunction or the wi*t j8|,,"nt »mon« '"" TI» ads fl'hort *.-rv- ! 3SBoeeBst»l light fiftglSl the fearful j mail uf ,„,,. rhlWrwi llurinaIly lm.t, j ^ J™^'X ^ Md^'^"^! odds of hot weather and poor food, j to he of us.. h: iutlIhk thtH natural ,1,nc% ot Dr >'^ Mrs. Barker, !,• i,uV When three policemen rather ab- dl.po.ltlon to a worthy end a habit of j u"H*«\„ •M^m^art";,, *»'! ruptly put an end to the interesting 1 benevolence and helpfulness is being) '------- ------------------------;------" 1 game nt fgnr-men. wno\ihniueht.^hein-jCTTnb<iimed, v^hich, tr, later Ttfe Willi --*,Mc,t Btiil en «" iahwd. ~se*ree unobserved, tbe mouey which!... „.........,,..__ ...._______. .. . ...I T^i ?oxmt* O*1**/ Wllce hare! ***** ■SJIWf1 mm. i be rctlecied In a truer and l>e«e> eltl-f made a large capture of -potheen" bar- W«« lying on the table remained un- j Zt.DKhip j rel"i *dl>8. &ud a fully workimr still at •mimed. Whatever adjective might * * +- > , Gorumna island They left the mah> } ■ land iq. the middle of the nifht, &M. fu»r»i been applied to-the nam before Mtgratnry hints iM'.glu in August to coneealed themselTes on the island uc- tjis v&cnft took posHeaeion of it, it is think of the Journey~«bu.th'.~ Mow, If U1 t*,ejr discovered smoke arising from . ., ,------ ^^ ■tl,,» when they rushed the place. consecrated now, for it ha* gone luto ever. Is the time to convince the birds ~- Mie huildlng up of strength ih siok aad neglected tittle childrea, ai #. m :qeq ...•"..firety...- newspaper ' reader has bo- cpme an interested student of «eog-: raphy. JRreii thoogh he may have t^ouirht nttie, and taretT less, about ine exact contours of the boundary liii<« betweea the nations of Europe, be has became enthusiastic now in aboui the home that winter -quarters hero are not entirely out of yg^juea- tlou. Jf you hare.not already begun Evanston, Illinois GALL WILMETTE SIX HUNDRED-WHEN TOO W»W iMtrTHW^ 1 in ■ *'s&*amma*** LOOKEB FOR They captured three of the smugglers BttTlvT.IOO gallons of wash.---London tfit-Bits, to acctistdhf the"sdngsfers in the trees W^fe^^^'i^^1>fy^»'ei f^>d, j it is time; ndW cs=i^t abdal it.: a sud- ApHi Fool Day. :_____ There are all sorts of theories as don opening «,f the heart to tfae bjbrds after they have"made their prepare- pa/ture. They must be euro uf your friendship and protection. ,.» ..-, to ttiejarigia of the ;nerry annlvei%ar> put the. moil plausible is > the ouo which gives the custom its use In Prance,, about 1364. France was the first European country to adpfll the reformed calendar, and as a result* the tlona to Isave-wtll^tot star thelrrde-j hvwi^Nmt day waa xarrtcsd back to January X and mock calls were made on ApriM. as -a Joke on such as had forgotten the change in the calepdar. i Crowds uf people eageF^o^afc^ tfee^reai^ low our announcement of this event h is ?n evenf, and this |M|rtle^ sale has been the best of the 35 in this store's history. T ; f *-■ :*• - THE^LAST THREE DAys WLt-BB^B^^^P ^afe^rHl end fe^^e^Sauirday, Please remember store closes at 6 p/i^Satiilffiy,: ■ THJ AROMATIC BARGAIN S Q U A R E WTERESTSNBW BOTBI»; EVEBY-DATi ■ssn