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The pStrnl officers make a clear dis- tinction between speeding and care- less driving. The reckless driver has only an even dance of escaping Br- teat, and then only when he is Ible to pment I reasonable alibi. During 1926 a total of 339 wrest: were made for this otfmuse. with 493 warnings given. Driving while inundated is never eotmtenanced by the State Highway Patrol. The driver who mixes "moon" with gasoline is certain of arrest once he comes under the notice of these oitice.rs. But perehance should I driver step a little too heavy on the tttu' while enjoying the hard roads and he is seen by one of the patrol. his chances are a little better than 200 to one of escaping with n warn- ing. Arrests during 1926 for this in- fraction of the motor vehicle law numbered 697, as compared to 144H4 warnings. ' _ All these are but passing daily inci- dents in the work of the bronze-faced riders of the State Highway Patrol. It may be merely directions to the closest garage which is sought, or ad.. vice on the most desirable camping place. " may he to lend attentive ears to complaint over the action of somel 'troad hog," As well, it is frequently; the Nea of some "motor tramp," un-: successful in begging srsmcient gas at; the last camp to carry him through to his next port of refuge, and who? now finds himself stranded by the' roadside. I Complaints Heard and Weighed il Directions and information are! quickly and trourt.eously given. Com-) phints are heard and weighed. If warranted there is a quick throwing’ in of clutch. a flash or the math)“ cycle over the hard road to overhaul the "road hog." violating the right: of others. With the "motor tramp," toad nature of the patrolman pm- ticllly assures there will be a dome tion of gasoline sattieient to supply his needs for a few additional miles. It matters not whether one rides over the hard roads of Illinois in the latest type of high-powered car, with liveriod trhauttrur, or in an ancient model which rattles, coughs and wheezes over the highways, the State ,Highwny Patrol stands ready to lend a helping hand to the weary wayfarer in distress. They are the guardians of the hard Toads of Illinois. Where they ride motorists may well feel there rests that same security which has won from the settlers of Canada their love and idolizarion of the "Mounties," fined in story and film as the mast picturesque body of men in the world who are oftieers of the law, yet most of all are working to safeguard rights of those they serve. _ _ Warn Rather Than Arrest Motorcycle ofrieers of cities and towns are frequently looked upon by automobilists as their sworn enemies, because of arrogance and dictatorial mien. This accusation never rests against the State Highway Patrol. In direct contract mCmbers of this force are looked upon is the best friend of the motorist. Arrests average one to sixteen warnings given. Perfect specimens of physical man- hood. Men of quick and accurate judgment. Able to take or give an order, and once giving an order able to see that it is carried nut Endow, ed with . natural ability to meet with coolness. precision and fearlessness, the most trying situations. These are some of the attributes of the muon- nel of the State Highway Patrol. an you: WAY PATROL STATE MOTORCYCLE m The State Highway Patrol-khaki- clul riders. mounted on fast motor. cycles. speeding over the lard roads of Illinois day and night, through wind and weather, sunshine and storm --eive to the motorists tint same sense of security which has marked the red-coated Mounted Police of the Canadian Northwest. WE STE-7R straight to the channel of business fair dueling. W. nick to the tried Ind tme policy of giving toot! quality unit". to the purer-sun We on" . than! mm: for the convenience of my who with to In “jun-um. plus. w Their Duties Are Pgrforn- ed and Type of Service They Are Expected to Give Public _ Sim-0a: Work "A balloon race involves a lot of 1t,trerumus, work," he says. “You may fire in the air 36 or 48 hours without sleep and with lb lot of hard Walk handling your balloon and developing your strategy. " is amazing what a difference the radio makes. A race used to be a long weary grind. in which two men absolutely out of touch with the world were constantly worn down until their vitality reach- ed the breaking point. Success de- pends largely on ability to think clearly and take advantage of every possible condition of wind and weath- er. With a good radio receiving set alone, even if you cannot sleep you can listen to music. Concert Refreshing " leave the explanation to the, psychologists. but it is a fact that' after 24 or 30 hours of constant go“ ing, a concert seems to refresh you almost as it you had slept." C at midnight of a very dark and unrden." friendly night. "We seemed to be uh} _-_--------- tern: alone," he says, "when suddenly The towns that tolerate unsightly a voice spoke in the corner of the looking places in conspicuous posi- car. " was my wife. I had kmowttjtions, are not commonly the some she was going to broadcast a mange , ours that get a rapid than": in tax- to me at that hour. But the sensation _ able property. In the national rate ist 1925, Tan Ortnan's most ditticuit moment came The radio is the greatest boon to balloonista which has beers developed in {went yam, declares Ward T. Van Ormnn. world's champion ballooning, in The American hunting. VIII 0r- mun has been I participant in most of the important bulloon “ca of the past ten years. Winning the world's championship for America four times, flast year by a ttittht twice as long as his nearest competitor. SAYSRADIOBMN EXPERT TELL EXPERIENCE ' Charles F. Grant, Sec’y Tum Citin- “we": Describes Elects of Use of Set While Floating In Big Race Coming Election To Buy a Home? To Build a Home? OR TO PAY OFF EXISTING MORTGAGE on your Home! The Highland Park Building Loan Ind Homestead Association wilt assist you! Do' You Need Money? ”The American Home, the Salegurd of American Liberties" will continue to hold its present pol tion of supremacy in Highland Park Regardless of the Outcome you to the polls. but be You can rely on us to get guide as to how you vote-- last your judgment be your Hallow M039» in the you I Van Orman, "oiGierar hymn his spirits, but also by m . mbre tangible service. Wattle: con- ditions in that race were an». We Jolt the ground in a gale no “In" that 60 Belgiun soldier: were tequila! to hold his balloon It the staetUq point, whereas l5 men are ordinarily lemma). Rain fell almost incessantly for " hours Uter he took the pit, Ind {he could not see 15 feet .romtd him. "On the rththt of the 1926 race from Antwerp, while we Were lost in the fog. I tuned in on Bremen Ind drew my line, then tuned in with Hmburg for my second line. To be quite sure. I got. Madrid and drew 1 third line. " was almost startling to ace it cross within d mile of the spot indicated by the first two lines, . "Our landing point on this me was a potato patch near Solvesbortr, Swe- den." "That information by itself is pm- ticalty useless. The next step is to get a similar line on another sending station, the intersection of the two lines. barring errors, is your location. "We could not do my direct on". vntion to determine oar position.” says Van Oman, "armi the radio, ell- ployed as I compass, cull: to our aid. 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