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Greatest Mileage Constructed in us. During 'resent Season; Report Says "lt has expended more than $231,- 000,000 and has completed 6139 miles The season of 1930-31 will mark the peak of highway construction in the United States. This opinion was ex- pressed in an article being given na- tional circulation by an automobile association. 7 "rllinuis is eonstrueting one of the most enmplete highway systems in the country. of the 9800 miles in the two state bond issue systems. Auto for Every Six l‘ersnns "ln 1928 there were 1,314,003 auto- mobiles registered by the secretary of state. There is one automobile for every six persons in the state. Foes eullectcd by the automobile depart- ment of the secretary (If state's of- fiee amounted to $15,521,529 in the your 1928. To November 1, 1929 1,101,567 licenses have been issued and total fees amounting to $16,994,- 161 have been collected. Dealing with expenditures for high. way construction, the article, headed “Speaking of Highways," says, in part: as a result of that the years peak of highw United Status. hy the fedora], Thursday, Nov. 6, 1930 "The federal “(we ine special aid for h ments. Figures Cutt as a result of inere f "This would indicate arterial high. ways such as pass through Nevada and Wyoming are receiving encour- agement from the federal govern- ment. "Much mnnoy is being spent to re- lieve congestion in metropolitan art-us. Road widening and grade sep- arations are being built to make our highways more safe." IOUCHIE HIGH MARK _ IN ROAD BUILDING A fish with n "trank" resembling in a tteneral way that of an elephant has.beiireecivcd at Field Museum " Natural History, and is being pre- pared for exhibition. The fish is I spiny-bucked eel, commonly known as "mud eel," and seientifiealy desig- nated as Mastacombelus. It came with collections made in the thran river in Sumatra. by the Chancellor- Stuart-Field Museum Expedition in the South Paeifie. the South Pacitie. The fish is used as fund in China, according to Alfred C. Wood, assist- ant curator in charge of fishes " the 'museum. There, in the growing of Fish with a Trunk Is Received at the Field Museum, Chicago Figures cum olt of incrc: years 1930-1! highway con 1 one-hall appropria r are $1, ‘ that 11 aid 'k the n the spent high- years e-half rice, it is necessary to keep the land fluoded most of the season, and when harvest time comes the water is drawn " and the ground becomes more or less dry. At this time the Chinese fin'mer harvest a crop " fishes, which have come to live in the shallow warm water of the fields as well as the rice. Among other things, they catch Large numbers of those mud eels, which are different from ordinary eels in that they are flattened from side to side in- stead of being round. "These mud eels are interesting to scientists because they possess chur- uctoristics that are generally sup- posed to belong to a very ditterent group of fishes," says Mr. Wood. “Down the back they are armed with a row of very strong sharp sptnes. Give your children Bowman's Milk and you give them a fiying start on the road to health and vigor. For Bowman's Milk is rich in the bone-tmd-body-building elements so important to growth. Children_like Bow- man's Milk for its superior fiavor. This extra good- new is due to the extra care exercised at every step from farm to you. Order a bottle today. Ask any Bow- man milkman or phone Highland Park 2700. V I ikA, CM, ' PP " "rc. fgli 'il ' n L A M " m m , . Q ' g "e VJ, . i. ‘. t, ' x... ' g, Si 't ' {‘9‘ f As.h I" _ . - . " 'it, Gi . Lh'i& N),:j'sj, I , FOR GROWTH B OWMAN THE PRESS DAIRY COMPANY MILK At the front of the head they hen the 'trunk,' much like that of an eh- phant and nearly In large in propor- tion. 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