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Build under governor Small ° than during the Lowdes administration, Governor Lowden said: "Let me tell you what he has 'done about the roads _ differently _ "Let me tell you what he has done about the roads _ differently #rom what was done before. . He has gone about this state telling &:'M frankly--c£nd 1 must say I admire kis cundor in some wespects, ut least, h« did up in my part of the state--'If you want you in riding on that road after «you have gotten it. # No Road Quiz. ~ "When 1 was Governor of Ililin-- «#is no man in m; department 'of publiec works, the department in whic} ~the division of gom Sies, nor any man in the nor's wfhier ever intimated on the ques-- * ROCKFORD, _ April _ 1.----Former Governor Frank O,. Lowden spoke here tonight at the Shrine Temple in the interest of Thurlow G. Es-- sington, candidate for the republi-- ean romination #or governor.. Af-- ter discussing the subject of hard ¥cacs in .Illinois, he showed that mecording to Governor Smaill's own statement in his 1923 _ biennial mescage to the [egislature, roads mary, Or election night, and I will 'pfi'u%mau or not; and i# yon don't, you doun't getany roads; and if you do, you will get roads whether yo1 are entitled to them <or not.' 4 making. this> statement,. which you ean readily verify There is not a gounty in this stute that did: not mend a delegation at one time or another to Springfiel4 to -- change the location of a r1oad, but you nev-- er had one come back and say that political considerations -- were in-- voived in the slightest .degree. Right at this point I want to dis-- euss ' with--you on very simple thing, but a thing which I fear not 'only the People of "MHlinois, but the American Peoole are -- somewhat Says mmdl.ywvohlwmyun- for the Legislature; 1 will be watching the returns on Pri-- Debaucher --Attempt. _ > 1. "He has gone over this state at-- tempting to debauch the electorate of the state by tha' proposition. "I know how insidiously that -- thing nppeals to a lot of people who feel the »need of roads: But I want to 'remind you, my fellow -- (citizens, that the moment you get something from the state to which you are not 'entitled, that thing will in the end--prove of no value to you. You are cither entitled to this particular road or not. If you are, you should tion of rouds that polities should have anything to do with the lo-- eation of the road: -- Now. 1 am .igh-dkuamuuofdghtu'd ¥ot receive it as a bribe to voto fot somebody for renumination. If you mre not entitled to if, you should mnot ask for it And if you 'buy hat road by selling your votes, you may have th: road but you won't have the kind of a conscience in your breast which will comfort He Ever.Did Who's Who and Why During my eight weeks at Sprlnfield last year pro-- tecting the milk farmers, I learned a lot of things--regard-- ing the working of our state legislature and the character of the men we gsent down there to represent us. ~--I learned that a new man on either the senate or house floor is just about useless; no one paid much attention to his bills or his opinions. The Chairman of an Important Committee told me that it a third term to really develop a good man,-- that is, to find out what sort of stuff he was made of, and Mflmthnmeotmmm. I was told that eight or nine men were & all the real work in the sen-- ate and Senator Swift's name was mentioned as.one of those few,--the rest being mere dummiés following along. Mr When I was at your Farm Bureau pienic I heard a farmer say that he had seen in a paper where it was re-- flnmfi*:cmofdnsf b.dlm\tl\:(}o-o»pM'l'lam'lein' armer w was up. The bill itself as it came from California was an insult to the intelligence of every farmer. Senator Swift spoke for mmw%mlmmudmldham' ed, and had it not been for his help, we would all be step-- g ng to the tune of that jug--handle, 8'&'"' law today. Swift was the only man that had guts and the know--how to rise and defend us. * Senator Swift did time and time take the floor while I sat in the gallery to protect and defend the interests of John W. Wirtz, -- lflwunwmu.m.:.;mum':: mm.m'rilum}nsdwmm At Springheld AS SEEN by the EDITOR of the MILK NEWS : 8 h o w s Mokena, III., March 24th, 1924 Yours very cordially, . > OLARENCE M. CLEVELAND. two. '" #. : :.fi,'--' standard w lojks upon x fiee us a public trust, 'Ufifl'- siders that whatever, powet w ever-- money the um.' ) pora~lty invested whatever disposition of puvli« funds he. may have, is held in crust for the peo-- ple and is to be disposed of only in the interests »f the people. To the man who follows that stand-- ard, to the man wh. cherishes that ideat. there is certainty of know-- ledge in his heart that he cannot himself profit by any public office. Me has got. to have his, compensa-- tion, outside of the modest salary which the law allows,; that satis» fSaction which comes to a good man from knowing in his own heart that he has been of service to his kind and to his time orders. means have your physi-- cian enmgn your kidneys at least twice Shnifting shoals of a sinking coast line on the Atlantic seaboard from the Florida Kéys to Chesapeake Bay are proving -- treacherous.. Charts now in use along this strech of coast are antipuated and a re--sur-- vey is to be made to bring them up der disorders. Jad Salts can not injure nm: makes a delightful effervescent = water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to help keer grapes and lemon-- juice, combined with EM::; and has been.uxdu%r ygu:h: (hem io Joiniy ; also to neutralive Hi acids in the system so that they nc }Hr"ki&-&snybcz'_lc famous salts is made: fro® .-- well--known -- authority, because . the cils created excite the iidnqslm hey ~become 'overworked, get sluggi Clean Kidneys I'.z.in% too much rich food may pro-- uce kiney trouble in some form, sys INSURANCE, . A. A. Grandy ake Saits to Filush Phone 217--M ts of Water; Hu'ts + days and fine. --This the acid of --(Gloves a m allch a t de-- mands a veil; the severe taileur mast have its pocket and scores of the accessories which give indi-- viduality to © the h o w important are the countless from the bres waistcoat; a are of the Greatest Neckwear io y et h . / tinee toke ut ty e tams" Woa s He Sonee ppoamiad n miBd paagh ---- *' ; 'invited, are most tempting. From Miss Sixteen to Madame more matronly there are Hats Mb your likings. Gay,--trim, dashing or dignified, but with charming*®new-- _ . ness and fashion trueness. $ & f ® 'A agw season, new fashi0ns, new clothes--what fun! It is Spring time M@pnng larks lmi»t of sparkling new clothes. An inter-- # 90 e / * . fi'&'f«?f *X*<< m B . tane. ® esting Spring Exposition beginning Thursday and will continue Friday y ma'~'°~ ~. ooo mok o ie emaavy . e -- e m Spring Exposition M '!\%tsday and will continue Friday and Saturday. You will want to visit it and become acquainted with the hew spring tuldg %'yon gather @xe will refled:flm\nselves in your new wardrobe, make it smart and veryv satisfying. f in twill or covert has won fashion glory. There i8 comfort for the sportswoman in the thought 'of a jaunty Euit of a new supple woolen. ~ And there is surprise in store for everyone concerning the newnesses in three-- piéce Suits--their three--quarter coats and other turns. $25 to $75. * are varied and interesting this Spring. There is --a --thrill --for --the--person who dotes> on tailored elothes, for the: boyish, fitted co.tume %4 Suit Stories .« There has been gossip in the air about tubans in Hatland, cloches, tricorner roll _ brim Hat and those that fit like skullcap. There has been talk of their trimmings, e T f*11: SPT ing NVMinu:.2" --_ Its Different Delights # i8 are as numerous A&s the types to wear them. First is the Coat that goes to the knees, wears no belt and often has a scarf or high standing collar. Full length types, too, are good to look at with sleeve, collar and trim-- ming ~points estirely new.-- Wrap fabrics range from topcoat woolens to the Bleekest broadcloth, not forgetting flamingo moire and duvetyn. $15 to $65. c y ath o Cag --Lingerie pare! needs that D ame Fashion, T hese displays sponsor all thats Besides the new Coat, frock a n d suit display this week here are been slighted by € Jt in TVA $A §