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if. I 031mm; com Wu You“ Illinoin' Big Ten football, schedule, which In arranged on u four-rear huh two yen" up. lists the name Wu " this yur except that but urine: Indium. Army to.” ta the Illinoi- stadium Nov. 9. he schedules are as follows: "tmetitms for be nnnunl mambo!- aatk Inst, lay " and "rf,- 1 mt)!"- trip during the Easter VIC.- tim, I. nun-l but the schedule is not computed, Ohio State and Notre Dame in base. hcll and lbw in truck will be al.NMfr'Nittt be. union- to I” the h.sritalitr of their mun ham. lininippi A. 1nd M. will Also be in- cluded on the home we list. “much-aun- this total will be unt-03M by rw- un: “In engagement; llllnoi.’ indoor “lay cunivd, Much 16, will be the eliunx in in- door track. The ire-den. Big Ten gy- nnd taming meet will be held " Illinois The golf Ind lamb sehmiuus have not boon arranged. The bunch.” cud include me: with two lem-e (an. Meiji university and Oak: “nth. both " which Illinois met “a “In uat III-mud Chap-in. m., Doc. n.-n. Nob. uttuteranumstr-tersaatrin- (neon-(lat. upon Will.- in thorn by lb University of Illinois nud- Illu for I,” which will lint WI! 100 mum toe vanity mm- Mad My}. 'dieNotat, Native-tan, IBIGIOWLGAHB Apr. 27-MNtio State at Columbus. Apr.29--rown at Illinois. In, '-Wueonnin at Illinois. by tV-Pttrdoe n "arette. In, 1.l-?Si.ehieH " Ann Arbor. lay 18--Wisemtsin It Madison, In, W-Notre Dame " Illinois. by 'l-Purdue at Illinois. In] Mr-hue-an at “1min. Atrr.Mr-Bmdter It Illinois. Apr. 18-h"r. at Iowa City. Atrr.W--Butter at lllinoia. Attr.Str-Northwestem at Illinois. Apr.26-Northwestern at Evan- lest-yes-sat-z, trip. The butch" hull will make its Nan-um "tgee. ENGLISH WOOL HOSE ttlie to $5 Univ.- mil. Tennessee. Tom And Vermont. Utah's tax in three "td one~half cents a gallon. A I cent tax has found favor in 13 states, namely Alabama, Arum“. Search. Idaho. Louisiana, Maine. Maryland. Milliuippi, Nevada, New Hnmpsshire,' North Clrolinn. South leou Ind West Virginia, while I at: of tour and one-half cents in charged in Virgin“. " Cent. Ann‘s Tu Th. new tax in the " late: and District of Columbia that have adopted this means of inch-sing their "mun mount- to " am- I eal- Ark-nan. ruiia, Kentucky. New Mexico and South Carolina tax " the rite of 5 cents I gallon. L With two upward revision: of the Automobile I” tax during 1928 u 1 compared with 22 ehnuttms made dur- l in: I927, state practice "gliding If, loam of building better high- uyl has been quite definitely estab. HM. Loni-inn raised the (I; tax during 1028 from ll- qa-um. n... awed the at. from 3 to A emu. __ I All but three states, Illinois, Massa, _ chi-um and New York, have a gas) tax tux-yin: with each individual state from , to 5 cents I gnllon. Ten states, , Gonneetieut, Kansas, Minnesota, Mia-1 nouri. Nebraska, New Jersey, North} anon, Rhude Island. Washintrton, Wisconsin. Ind District of Columbia} collect 2 cents a (thou. Wyoming has _ I tax rate of two and a In]! cents. , Three-Celt Tu Popular Fourteen states have tued the gas m nte " 3 cents a gallon. They} an: California; Colorado. Detorare,' Indiana, Iowa, Nichignn. Montana,: Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon. Pennsyl-I GASTAXFEIE Potty-Ive States and the Dist- "Y Cahrt"in EUve Adopt AVERAGE TAX 2 Nun-d“. ghttPgf,',,""'e"""" “HI-W It a. 6 was . thta.--g.o. a ham. In. - “I I“ 0..le at minds. ’ml- 1. mad. dub: Nov. '-Netet_ta.a. " lm- . iityiiiiiiiitii in It“. ' in .. *8. ;MM ll". .--Ao9 at “limi- m to Ion! I“: ”0300M in Novhs-cueiuo at mm. are!“ to m and county band turi-Ohio State at Columbus. mutant: 3nd tho an“: m‘ cram cm and _ new “to!” Most Popnhr NiCKWEAR Diatinctlve Art Olson Neckwear $1to$5 for driving or dress w BUCK - CALF - GOAT - MOCHA and PIG SKIN u/ir, $3.65to $6.60 b t to $10, C.. - In m» an nan ammo an. [mom , ART OLSON 1 In the early days of the tax it lw-s though. such a system would curt-ii the use of the nuwmobile. i Such has not been the use for with ( the tax making better road building i: possible travel has increased tremend- In its umpnign for the widening of hetsvsty traveled highways to forty feet, the Chicago Motor club has found that many of the existing high- u'lys It: not only inadequate but dangerous. The campuign disclosed that 20-foot foul width, which has been proved inadequate for modem tretBe, did not. even exist on may roads, and that sixteen Ind 18-foot told: in. common. l DANGER TO PUBLIC IN NARROW ROADS l CRYSTAL COLLECTION FORTY-FOOT BEST WIDTH: ENRICHED BY GIFTS Chicago Motor Club Makes Sur- Williggir'l' 2,t"atil,ta"s vey of Existing Highways; , A 'roll',', d l', E I ' s a Check Habits of Many ( " useum Auto Drivers _ Notable mum"... h... M... m-..” ously. M month: during 1927 and a mum- of 560’ gallon: of, palm and tr-ted " - of 1,631 nun, according to the American Motorists "soeintims. The” "gm an lined on a total Incline consumption in tho United sum of 11Mt,490,09o “lions. Ind increase of 12,6 per cent over 1026. 'rtuatre traveled is hand on an average of 13.5 miles per pl- Ion. So during 1927 can And trucks tnveled 1581.071,150,000 miles or 42,741,675 miles per day. Am in INS Since the adoption of the gas tax in 1919 by Oregon it has Ind wide- spread application and popularity. From total receipt. of $553,987 in 1919 the revenue has increased to mark than 250 million dollars . year. It in interesting to note that the states tin the system early levi- ed tet-otitis",';,,;',';-")',:",:: niacin”- pun-d atiiii'i irahrit pr;ctic; for mun-mou- wohcu and to Sweater and Hone Solid Color Golf Men 'tt Wear Shop Phone Bithinnd Park 2871 36 North First Street “no” at the GLOVES -'-_-.e"i"-' -'. . ‘ .r', t , J Bad shoulders and Ibutements CiU/" Tntnmsr1919 crop of mm" ”a,”- to the edge of a road usually cause totnhng 239200900 bushels, was he _ drivers to maintain I wide clearance most vthyuri, and the largest WW 1 from the edge, thus reducing materi- 1 produced m the state. nlly the effective width of that high eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, ( way. In one cue a bridge support,, close to the'edge of a M-foot road, 1 "-------_= 7'77" 7 - was responsible for the etteetive f width being but 20 feet. ; w Why should 110tt l 1 Smooth, white shoulders seemed to _ lgenerally lure trattie to the edge; [ PUREST reenter lines exert a marked separa- a i tary influence, the report concluded, l The collection. believed to be the most complete in the United States Ind one of the best in the world, now numbers more than 500 specimen. ' Notable additions have been made to the Chalmers crystal collection at Field Museum of Natural History, through new gifts received from Wil- liam J. Chalmers, a trustee of the museum who for years has devoted much efrort to the building up of this collection. it was announced today by Stephen C. Simms, director of the museum. . : - --.P' -- previous record. the road, and will sacrifice clgarancc A company that is the world's Ian: {satin-en their Trt",. '25:": ve- ect producer of common brick 1'33 it, tgMts as ‘ W.” " s 'Isl: " Httqdettmrtem apathy». T": _ " ’ bum m "P'Pt'buecir ' G;:f..riTCa', _ _r', rib he: " rent -oumtad that. “in “Hutu-chi]. and with In H" by we. fit respect to the durum between the right when and the edge of the road.arsdthatroads,othertu- ial “than, Ieu then so feet in width In dangerous. Survey try “been The humu tagged its report on I Harvey made by engineer; They ob- served, unknown to the drivers, the paths made by automobiles on “night Ind level roads, ringing from " to " feet wide. They found that the vehicles mnintained I distance of from Us ta 4 feet tram the edge of the pnvement. In rounding curves on the inside the tendency W“ to swing to the center of the road. Trucks, in general, were {mind to stay closer to the edge under all Cort- ditifnn than passenger cars. say closer to the edge under all con- Chicago sends and receives more ditiom than passenger cm. ‘tekgums than any other city in the While the 18-foot width ms round: world. tmtticier1tiy wide for l reasonably For the fourth consecutive year. amount of passenger vehicle tramp, ttl Illinois auxin leads the states of the "is deemed too "Arrow for tru to; union in the construction of hard sur- safely on: each other. '1‘" port faced roads. . About 1,300 mites of declared that drivers of but Itttlsmvimr were laid during 1928. This of vehicles prefer not to approach compares with 1,229 miles in 1924.the closer than 1% feet from the edge of nrpvinuu r-." Ammamuuum $3.60 to $7.50 MUFFLERS Rapps and Twin Attica, Aim, Europe and Annie: m included. Seven! kind: and u- tenaively in jewelry. including un- thyat, chm Immin- and malachite m rem-tented. An up ci-lly an plane is a madman of um tlve iron-that in, iron which has not been pxidised like that occurring in ores. Such iron is madly found only in meteorite: reaching the earth, and namely ever it found in the earth itself, according to Dr. o. C. F'streirt tong, curator of geology. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THIS STATE “humpback-cud“ totho"thitae-treitauot r"trt"PieraM-trat- BELT SETS 34 N. First Street This Crystal Mineral Water is put up in sealed bottles that are thoroughly washed and sterilized by use of a 20th Century Hydro Washer and Sterilizer in combination with a U. S. Siphon Filling Machine. This spells 1009; sanita- tion and is the best water you can buy. Under all state tests made for the Highland Park 1tsard of Health, Highland Crystal Mineral Water has been recom- mended as being the finest quality of drinking water in this vicinity. Highland Crystal Mineral Water Co. WIin should you have any but the PUREST and BEST? $atliil5? 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