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Suite 4, 5 and6. State Bank Bldg. rant- 61: mm rm. m Milli. mummy ' DENTISTS 1mm. WLMAm mm: TELEPHONE 956 Automobile Tires, Metals Rubben A SPECIALTY J. Smith HatrisEinhungCo. MIMI!“ 17“ “h “138-1335.- “ Isl-ovum.“ 1*“?!5 Drop me a postal card or telephone me and I will call for goods Paper Hanging-dboeontilu 60 North First St. Highland Park JOHN IBACB LANDSCAPE Gmaxzn Work of any kind by dav or Contract. Care of Furnaces Iron Metal Rubber Bottles Paper, etc. ‘. M. GATES Telephone 410 -â€"- -UJ-vv i” Now Ready 3 Fall Styles PAINTING 41mm: @0111an TTRACTIVE I ‘tailormade costume of Velour Tricot with collar and cuffsmd inlaid with velvet a n d stitched wlthTheFi- nest Crochet Twist 437 Deerfield Ave Evanston 634 Davis Street TeL 3004 Save 118 East Central Ave. Highland Park " us HERE- 229*..31... 5 to the La Salle Hotel in Chxc o and 01 § with wine and cigars-and ( bill ¢ 15hr“. HE KNEW TOO MUC . Forty-five years ago honest men rose in their might and clawed the Senate. Re utable Senators, swear Resolutions were put on the Journals of the nate last session that were never passedâ€"tadms of the gray wolf days of the mag? Council. from Wthh Olson graduated, to be the Senator for the h District. ,r _l‘7-_‘;‘n6:t\n nvorn nn [hp uau vuy, Uu‘ .. "no w -__ "w The “Roving" Committees are another chance; fourteen were started the last session with 114 members to cost 51200.0(0, and Sena~ tor Olson had one to determine the physiological effect of corn as food I on the human system. Such atravesty would make a dog laugh. Then an only a few oflln many itcrm Johannâ€"and it u YOUR tax” which m the bills. u ,_.4.‘ {Mm Con-:Onr Twentytour Pages and'twelve Bill Distributors did the errands of fiftyone Senators. in a room 100x200 feet. One of these boys _wem to the La 8311: Hotel in Chiqago qqgl'ord'ered a banquet for hlS fnends . .111: __-- _...'J Lu 0L. for traveling expenses that wouldâ€"bankrupt a business house and make a starved old wolf skulk.‘ Note the following bills: Voqchcr No. 73522. Spn'ngfield. 111.. June 15th. 1915 State of Illinois; Senate Labor SubCommittee to Albert J. Olson, Dr, Expenses at three meetings La Salle Hotel, paid, . . . , Stilt“ Voucher No. 73523. ' Springfield, 111.. June 15th, 1915 State of Illinois; Senate Labor Sub-Committee to Albert J. Olson, Dr. Expenses at three meetings LaSalle Hotel, paid, . . . . $50.00 Voucher No. 73529. Springfield, Ill. June, 15th, 1915 State of Illinois: Senate Labor Sub-Committee to Albert J. Olson, Dr, Expenses at two meetings La Salle Hotel, paid . . . . $40.00 Theaggickings" of private relief bills are wing. Two in 1911 took $8, . twenty-four in 1915 took $122. '39. Senator Olson had one, but it was so bad that the Governor vetoed it. “.4A._.a “a.“ 'UU” (an. "III‘II F‘V ________ The record _does not contain one single proxest from Senator Olson agamst thxs waste and all he said during the last sessionâ€"six monthsâ€"can be read in twenty minutes. Twelve year‘s'ago I was attacked by a powerful corporation who were determmed I not_ manufacture agricultural implements. l f t than and the disuussed their suits I won andwill refight that ght anytime ow, Sumter Olson is buying space to bring up these old matters aggxnaxlpt lie mnnot dpdgehisrecordforwaste Will Neithanetohimnext week. RODNEY B. SWIFT WANDBACGAE‘ nan-«chum J. A. llle . mus Illlhh'umwr-tl Woman I. smn PM and Ind-O.- In Illinois of Woodsth “For Eight yeérs our trusted representative at Springfield. f (Re-nomination)