Logan Republican | 1920-02-17 | Page 8 | Last Lincoln Pallbearer Looks to Lowden to Dead

LAST LINCOLN PALLBEARER LOOKS TO L0WDEN TO LEAD Simeon VV. Kins, .Fjdend of Cmanei pator, Expects llllnolsan's Record to Mako Him Party Cholca. Simeon W. King, nctlvo lu Illinois. Itepulillcnn politics for 70 years um tho last surviving pallbearer who ofll elated at Hie funeral services foi Abraham Lincoln held in Chicago, lid declared his Intention of supportlnp (lovcrnor I'mnk O. Louden fur pros, dent. "I hove voted for every Uepnblleni president since Lincoln nnd I expec' to cast my ballot tor Lowden tiexi November." said Mr. King. "I lum known Krnnk Lowden for thirty jonr: and ho Is Just the tvpe of man tin country needs for president In thl-erlsls thl-erlsls of the country's history, Ilo I able, honest, progressive, experience) and efficient. I remember when lu tlrst came to Chicago as a poor.youm man to study Inw. I sow him tulinlttw to the bar mid later enter publle lid nnd rlsn to fame, und I feel proud o his great success. "Ho has proven the best governot Illinois has over had, and wo havi bad some. great, executives -,1a the, his tory of tue'sUtoV . '" '" 'V