Daily Herald (Newspaper) - July 23, 1937, Chicago, Illinois ARLINGTON HEIGHTS HERALD VOLUME NUMMER 33 ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS HATTER AT ARLINGTON ILLINOIS ARLINGTON JULY 1937 Published Every Friday by H C PADDOCK SONS Twelve Precincts In Wheeling Or Both Par ties Divide Township In Ac With New The township ot be comprised of precincts in order to meet the ro- tlw new The division of the township in the was h jnb for A I1 and Homer Three hours were spent in the precinct which arc Approximately as of the village of line of section line to Wilke coin prising Hillside mid tilt farm territory Arlington In Arlington North K ft in Village of Arlington west of the line of Highland avenue South of from line Arlington Heights cor- lint its In center line of Chestnut struct South of R R from ter line tn Chestnut tu center line of Smith of K from ter line of Pun tori limits of mid including the I North of ft from ter tide of High limit to center line of North of H II from line of K to line of Pre North of ft H from ter lino of to east line of Village of Mt north of Center 1 Farm territory north and of the v Hinge of und south of the to the center line of McDonald west of to the section line of McDonald Mt Prospect and 91 township line including rou The law more limit GOO votes in a precinct nnd there is nt in the twelve outlined with two which nre smaller New In Blk meet the new requirements of territory from ill there will be one new election precinct in Elk Grove comprising that territory south of Mt that formerly voted within the This new I will be known ns polling of which will be public school I mid Route That part former precinct I which lies in vicinity of and has been attached to the new precinct No No In Sc hit urn burg So tins beeh In ns thero Itt I no town nnd there are than within the town Two New In In order to separate the farm districts in two precincts have been established in the town iif The new ttre the rural territory north of the which will vote nt the Gibbs home and that rural territory south of the J which will vote tit the farm of urc tw f The of registrars F nnd deputies luis been be- tween the mid by to the Re pub I ten ns tlie nnd one deputy of odd numbered and to the r the appointments for the even numbered precincts The third member in each case will be of the opposite Village Looks For Economical Way To Cut Weeds In CARNIVAL DRAWS BIG CROWDS The H n nun I carnival of Arlington Heights Post of the American Itt in progress this week and is drawing good crowds The boys have almost every able nnd visitors will not be at a loss to find ways to spend their money The culminates Saturday night with the awarding of a oar and special prizes to the Carnival Toman Orders Slot Machines Out Somehow or other Sheriff John Toman of Cook county has heard rumors that there tire slot chines in operation in Cook The Sheriff immediately got busy und in a rip snorter of a a copy of which Is reproduced he told the presidents and police chiefs of Cook county towns it was up to them to clean up orders are said to have been to the highway police to check up ort the situation In the county territory outside of the So once more the lid on or supposed to be for how no one Is it this new Or is it just another Mayor Godknecht and Chief of Police Schmidt of Palatine ordered out all pin games and gambling machines in Palatine und ordered them to out Letter Dear tt probably is unnecessary for mu to indicate to you that the n tio n of slot machines in Illinois is illegal and that Sheriff of this I am obliged to enforce the prohibiting the of these Although 1 endeavored to enforce thit reports have come to me that in certain places in this machines are still In use I have no course to other than to make of sons who have control of these chines and those in whose sion they uro found I urn also obliged to scute such devices Under your oath of you too are obliged to see to the en- forcement of this 1 am writing to you for the purpose of obtaining your wholehearted operation so that there will be no It has been my purpose to exonerate with other law en forcing officials I shall report to the States Attorney's of- lice all made and all chines confiscated in the various When Board Adjournment Is Real News Arlington Heights Aldermen Go Home Early For One nmn initial I ties and territories out- of municipalities within the of bills by the Monday that body that the of weeds in the sions to be rAlhor tin ex- this The especially that of hus been tind eX- thp of the the the The International Harvester Co n 15 miles an ir which Has demonstrated In An effort will such tt or the present season Clean-Up SKoc Sale Announced u the keynote of clearance We of summer this week ami will continue all summer Is wJ of Kvery shoe bought eans big Prices have en reduced to make the new foil and winter which is qu county In the event of a second arrest und conviction for violation of this I shall be obliged to mend revocation of to the Municipal Officials within the In- Municipalities and the County Hoard outside of This information is being for- warded to you for immediate and necessary action in compliance with the law Yours very Sheriff Cook County JOHN TOMAN George Gets 60 Days for Writ Fraud George former deputy sheriff of Arlington day was sentenced by Judge Har- ry M f isher to sixty days for con- tempt of court In a filed by the Chicago Bar Association through Charles it was pointed out that was to have served a proceedings summons on John on January ID of this against the 9800 account in the First National Bank of Asking was to have warned Longley and him to withdraw the money Mrs Longley withdrew the thereby frustrating the court der Arlington Winner In All-Star Game After spotting the DuPuge ty All-Stars five runs on three and in the first three All-Stars denly to life behind Art inspiring relief pitching to linally win in the last two of which were played in Ray started on the mound for the but his All-stars though they fielded and threw the ball around like school kids A crowd of over a the argest local so ft ball gathering in WHS on hand from sturt to to witness the thrilling and colorful exhibition The two teams have for next this game also to be nt the new Arlington Arlington's battery of Art gen und battling stole the whole show starring not only ut their respective but either or driving in six of the seven runs for the Art yielded but four DuPage sluggers and whiffed eight In the toiled on the It u quiet meeting Monday night for the Arlington Heights lage the truck salesmen had been sent home near ten a hour when by chance there M sudden lull in the regular some derman was quick to move an ad- which allowed the tor to lock the doors u good halt hour earlier than usual The board is meeting of four to six times a month and upon the majority of the the 12 o'clock curfew has sounded before they reach their homes We understand the wives of the board members are saying ye re- porter is losing sleep and even the whose pay of around an hour tuts dropped to the wage of a WPA are getting fed up with too much luge business these days Which brings us till around to the dream of a golden day when Ar- lington Heights will have a full time business manager to do all the and an derman can his evenings with s family Out in the the boarr listens to reports upon the ing of repairing of leaks the placing of a bit ot stone here and the number of kilocycles of electricity needed to pump the sewage each day through the ment works present practice of many property owners placing cinders and ashes in their driveways is ex- pensive to the operation of the treatment when a rainfall carries the cinders other debris down the through the sewers to the plant some of these property owners who use a wheelbarrow to wheel back their driveways in place the are not aware that at the same time Harris at the plant is also shoveling of grit from those same suggestion was made thitt an ordinance be passed the use of light material on some of the men took the that it would be to watch the driveways and it was better to grin and bear it than to try to check up on the property A solution would be the tion of a special grit chamber at the the suggestion of En- gineer Harris The polica department reported the receipt of an bond Iront a driver for damage to an al light and their expectation of the receipt of for destruction last year of a similar light Fine re- for the two weeks were with several caties pending Bills and payroll to were approved for refund for beer license was authorized to the fire ment ami the relief group Upon inquiry as to the legality of such attorney Thai ad- vised the board that the beverage ordinance did not provide for a re- fund of license paid when holder of same quits The office was to purchase of Herman hose filing equipment to the amount of A resolution was passed ising the reissuing of certain rants In special making them payable out of the first and subsequent There is no money to pay such warrants out of the first while'there exists in the subsequent installments The street department was to purchase ten barrels of tar to repair streets and to place gravel on Douglas street between Euclid and Hawthorn Before anybody could make any further the motion to adjourn was carried Collector Announces Additional Dates In Wheeling Township To taxpayers out the township I have arranged the following hours for the days granted In each the will only be open in except as noted July Mt Prospect State July Arlington Heights National Bank July Wheeling State Batik July Arlington Heights National Bank Wim Collector Are All Fire Truck Salesmen Just Scolaro Disposing Of Liquor Stock In accordance with plans to dis- continue the handling of Scolaro Fruit Store is placing the entire stock now for disposal ut n special sale which this week All choice tne liquors and bottle beers are is ted at reduced prices A big Ad- in this issue tells of he many values being If members of the Arlington Heights village board became diny night after their session with the high pressure Are truck they were only human It all started when one of the salesmen began telling shop rets The aldermen were quick to question him and learned to their surprise that nearly all of the er salesmen the estimation of No were liars As the succeeding salesmen singly before the the members of the latter took pains to question each upon the points at sue and when they were they did not know which of the salesmen were telling the Anyway the board does not in- tend to be gullible to unsupported claims and what action they will take next Monday evening when final decision will be can not be guessed at Alderman Krause has notice that he will vote for no con tract that exceeds the appropria tion of No fire truck will be bought that is too long to get into the en- gine house In the estimation of some of the a cab job is an expert ment that entails the sacrifice ol truck stability Another speaks well of a patent ed arrangement where the hose is housed In a drawer beneath the thereby eliminating the washing entire truck every time the hose is used Another says that such ar- rangement is crazy They all invited members of the board to visit neighboring towns which own trucks of their ture The bids submitted by the vidual various manufacturers are American With additional Ahrens Fox Fire Co Peter Sons Peter Pirsch Sons National Apparatus National Fire Apparatus Co Howe Automobile Fire Appl Co Cent Fire Truck Fire Truck Corp Mack Int Motor Truck no cab Officials of Sewer Contracting Firm Visit Arlington Heights White and of New were in Arlington Heights this looking over the special assessment situation as it effects their interests as holders of the bonds issued In payment for the construction of the big sewer It is n great disappointment to the contractors that there are some property owners who are allowing their special assessment taxes to go by interest and stated Mr ing up and the interests of the property owners are becoming less and less In such the general taxes are probably also in default With forfeiture of the property the owner is also probably neglecting to make needed repairs because the property er has neglected to pay his big sewer the taxing bodies are not receiving usual the value of the property is ing nnd becomes a detriment to the community itself In the the property owner is probably ing all the conveniences that the special assessments have made is sending children to schools and availing himself of the same privileges as the property owner who pays all of his With such a Mr White believes that the only solution and remedy for the tax paying public is the strengthening of the Ux de- fault laws of which would permit the definite sale of such property for the defaults incurred continued Mr who do pay their taxes are being penalized We need the tion of a big Pay Your Tax Lutheran Organization To Join In Union Picnic August 8 union there is this thought in the of St Peters Lutheran church in Arlington Heights will picnic beneath God's blue sky on the Old Folks Farm on August 8 Eliminating the array of individual the organizations have banded together to put on one gala event There will be a full program of events for both young and old Don't forget to reserve this August 8 Democrats Hold Ice Cream Social The Wheeling Democratic nation will hold an old fashioned ce cream social at of St James and Ar- ington July from to p m The Women's organisation will terve There will be plenty of tome made ice cream and soft drinks for everyone CLASSIC BALL IS TONIGHT The annual Classic Bait will be evening at St James annual event is always of racing will be by Eddie Bade and elers and the admission is only BO cents Three In a Row At Mt Prospect No Accident For Then Three In 24 Hours After going through a period of months with no accidents worthy ot mention Prospect is suddenly the scene of three automobile dents m 24 hours The first accident occurred just after 12 o'clock noon on when Geo Ambler and family of St in a Chevrolet sedan failed to stop for the red light at the intersection of Northwest Highway and Main street Ambler was driving north on Main street or Elmhurst road and struck the car of Otto of Mil burn who was driving southeast on the highway While considerable damage was done to the no injuries were suffered by the occupants of either car The second accident occurred on the same day at p m at the same intersection Herb of Arlington who had hia wife and son in the had ped for the red light nt the corner of Northwest Highway and Main street James a race horse man from Texas and a James Brandon also of failed to see the red light and the stalled traffic and piled his car into the rear end of the car While the were not James Branch received cuts about the face and head and who was asleep at the time of the received cuts and a contusion of the head The injured parties received first aid treatment at the hospital The third and worst accident ot the three occurred Saturday ing about when the car of Howard Wenael of Arlington was struck and turned over by the car of Paul Fee of Chicago This accident occurred at the comer of Evergreen and Hi Lusi avenues Wienzel was driving south on Hi Lusi avenue when he was hit by who was driving west in Lois pant of the car apparently became pinned under the Wenzel ear when it overturned and re- a severe cut on her left lug and a slight of the She is still under observation of the Prospect General Despite the heavy traffic through our Village during the summer accidents have been sur- which is probably due in no small part to the efficient and alert of our department The Emerald Shop Reduce Prices On Summer Goods Although summer is only half over with lots of warm weather the Emerald Shop mer sale of ajl summer dise begins this week Goods now on shelves are being offered at lower prices to make way for a brand new fall and winter stock George Returns To Preparatory To Foot Ball Season son of and L F has returned to Eureka where he will be employed about the college grounds and placing himself in condition for the coining football season He is a tain upon the team and he will be entering upon his junior college year next September Miss Minnie Meyer Has a Narrow Escape Attempting to cross the west highway when cars had the right-of-way nearly caused serious injuries to Miss Minnie of Maner Arlington Saturday Fortunately it was only a fender that hit her and the in- juries were confined to bruises Lindheimer Extends Tax Dead Line County Horace G Lindheimer is giving the tax ers of the country towns the est they have had in years in giving them additional time to make their payments to the town collectors Usually the local Collectors are required to return their books weeks in advance of the penalty date nnd the county collector sends out another set of bills to all who have not paid the town collectors But this year Mr Lindheimer is leaving the tax in the hands of the town collectors right up to the last The township collectors are ing notice this week that they will keep their offices open until next which they will balance their books and make their return to the County treasurer by July 31 Penalty date on the first installment is August 1 There ure more items on the country town books than there are on the Chicago books and Mr heimer realizes that the work which the town collectors takes that much work away from the down town office which right at this is swamped by the Chicago payers In cooperating with the town col- lectors in this fine Mr Lindheimer is giving both the col- lectors and the taxpayers fine con- taxpayers who huve not yet made their payments and who can do so before the penalty date are urged to see their town collectors by next after which time the collectors of this territory will close their books and make returns to the county treasurer Red Wings Defeat Sycamore Largest Crowd of Season Sees Schaefer Pitch 12 to 1 tory The Arlington Red Wings upset the widely The Heralded Sycamore nine decidedly by a score of 12 to t The largest crowd of the season ed the game that has been won by narrow margins in past years camore has been the est team for Arlington to beat Both pitchers started out in big league style bearing down with the pitch Schaefer tossed his best game of the having perfect control His fast ball had the more bate swinging wildly He lowed but live not more than one in any one inning until the ninth when he eased having an eleven run lead Sycamore's star at the start that he had plenty of stuff but early found difficulty m fin ding the plate His wild with solid hits in the allowed the Red Wings to pile up an insurmountable score He up 13 hits With the exception of one error helped in ing the only lore run the led Wing y turning in several With Schaefer in control of the the out- fielders had little to do but take their turn ut bat p Brodnan and H led the Red Wings with the ting three hits apiece E be- sides catching a great drove in the first run wih a and in the sixth smashed out a long triple which accounted for two more runs Tippy Bed Wing second had a busy day in the making four put outs and four assists Sycamore third scored their only run and col- two of his team's five hits The Red will meet the Highwood nine this Sunday at 3 m Mrs accompanied by her Mrs Wilke and are spending the week at the Flentie cottage at Lake Fourth Annual Classic Ball r July 22nd AT ST JAMES HALL Arlington Heights Under the Auspices of the S C S Eddie Bade and Mis Revelers are offering the Dance Music from Nine until One NOTICE TiO TAXPAYERS Through the courtesy of Horace G County Treasurer in extending the time during taxes may be paid to the township the undersigned col- lectors announce to the public that their offices will remain open up to and including July 29 for the Collection of WM Wheeling Township Elk Grove Township THOS C Palatine Township Arlington Host To Glen Ellyn Officials Upon Inspection Tour A tour of Arlington Heights was taken Tuesday by the official ily of who were upon an inspection whose purpose it was to learn how Arlington Heights was able to operate its lage government upon so small a budget and to get the low down upon the lighting and power con- tract between Arlington and the Public Service Co is about enter in- to a new contract for electricity and wants every possible break Jn the price that is possible to obtain They visited the treatment village met the local family and reciprocated with a lot of condiments about things in general at home of Arlington Park only thing we did not stated the Glen Ellyn a veal tip upon the WGN Buys Farm At Schaumburg To Erect Super Station Upon Peat Bed The WON broadcasting has purchased of Mrs Regma Theis her 100 acre farm in upon the west of Route 53 The purchase was made directly by the Tribune tives and the only explanation they offered was the desirability of peat bed soil for broadcasting as it is partially immune to electric disturbances The farm was not upon the but early in June tives of WGN stopped at the farm and made an offer that was hard to refuse No real estate broker in the picture The grove of trees had some Influence upon the purchasers in the selection of this particular which must be vacated by Mrs Theis August Holt To Preach At M E Church The Rev Dr V Holt of Evanston will preach in the odist church at Arlington Heights on August at 11 o'clock Dr Holt is a distinguished leader of Rock River conference Beside serving as a district he has been pastor of important churches in Rockford in and in Oak and has been leader in work among young people For Marvelous Sound ARLINGTON Thurs FriM July of WITH ROSCOE KARNS THE MEW AMD CUT GLASS WARE FREE TO THE LADIES ATTENDING EITHER NIGHT CARTOON AND COMEDY Also vs Joe Louis July 24 RIG DOUBLE FEATURE Matinee Doors Open at Show at to p m Evening Shows to P M There Are Reasons Why You Should Be Saturday Night BEHIND THE I SING COWBOY HEADLINES i SING With Lee Tracy f With Tex Hitter Also vs Joe Louis Sunday July OF FOX NEWS COMEDY Doors Open Show Starts at 2 P M to 11 P Jtf One Day July 27 of WITH CLAIRE TREVOR Cartoon and Comedy One Day July 28 WITH BORIS KARLOFF CARTOON COMEDY
