Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-09-13

pOrteu ny tnOusanuS OF DemOcrIlts.
Voters of all parties will unite In
supporting Hon. Edwin X. Walker for
reelection to the County Board. His
record Is without a blemish.
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Frederick Duffy, who is running on
the Independent Republican ticket for
Representative In the Twenty-seventh
Senatorial District. should be elected.
Mr.. Duffy IL a safe, conservative and
honorable man, and one who could give
the citizens of the district honest and
capable representation.
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Willard McEwcn's election to the ju.
dicial bench Is assured. lie Is man
of great ability, and has the esteem of
all good citizens.
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Alderman John 4. Smulski would
made an ideal City Attorney. lie can
be nominated and elected to that office
on the Republican ticket, and if his
party is wise 1t will name him for 1t.
william II. Weber. Republican candi.
date for reelection to the Board Of
County Assessors. Is one of the most
popular men on the ticket. As n mem.
Der of the Board of Assessors he has
rendered splendid services TO the tax.
payers and to the public I'm general. lie
Is one Of the most honest, capable and
courteous public officials ever elected TO
Office In Cook County.
Mr.. Weber deserves the support Of all
good citizens. irrespective of party.
Enthusiastic Republicans have swell.
cd the list Of presents to be distributed
among the women ut the opening meet.
Ing Of the campaign at Sans Souci Park
to 1000 separate and distinct packages.
More than 100000 tickets have been
issued and the interest manifested In
the monster demonstration has proved
surprise to the most sanguine Of the
Hyde Park Republicans who have the
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Mayor Rose Of Milwaukee began his
campaign as Democratic candidate for
Governor of Wisconsin by making five
speeches Wednesday.
Hon. NJ. +. Hunt will be reelected to
the Legislature without trouble. He
will get every Democratic vote In his
district and good share Of the Repub.
lican vote also. He has an excellent
record rs an official, a lawyer and a
citizen, ana the people have the utmost
confidence In him.
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Hon. John Powers win carry the Sew
enteenth Senatorial District by a plu.
rality that will make the members Of
the Legislative Voters League wonder
where they are at"
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Hon. Philip Knopf has made a most
excellent record during two terms as
County Clerk and covering a space Of
eight years. His candidacy for the of.
fee of Congressman II looked upon
with favor by all lovers Of good gov.
crnment and people who are anxious to
see reliable, conscientious men Of high
standing and good character In public
offices of great responsibility. such as
that Of Congressman. Mr.. Knopf Is a
Republican Of the stalwart stripe, a
careful and close student Of public AZ.
fairs. and man who will make most
excellent member Of the national legis.
lature ut time when the interests OF
the country demand the very best men
on guard.
who would you rather be, IL you
were not yOurselfY" has long been a
fascinating question. There have been
many clever answers to 1t. the hap.
piest, perhaps, being Mr.. Choate's-
Mrs. ChOate's second husbandw II
remained for wise and brilliant
Frenchman to select ana adjust as his
choice varied career. "WhO would
! rather be, II l Were not myself? Till
thirty, woman; till sixty, a soldier;
till eighty, cardlinal" The most strik.
Ing characteristlve Of that choice Ia ita
intuition In regard to the happiness
Of young wOmanhOOd. In every sta.
ton Of life the young maiden has Joys
far beyond those Of the men, or OF
the older women Of her class. Let her
be as unselfish as she may be. she yet
retains n certain romantic hold upon
the fealty of the race. Her personal
charms may enhance the homage. but
they do not create 1t. Lack Of beauty
or brains may lessen the tribute but
they can not prevent 1t. Like the wo-
men Of all times, our modern young
woman finds keen satisfaction In her
power. Is 1t not also true that she
realizes more clearly than her sex has
ever before realized that privilege nj.
ways involves responsibility-that no.
blesse Oblige?
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A story Is told Of u wise mother, who
when her small son announced his
intention of running away from home
because something had veXed him, met
the announcement with calm acquies
cence. She packed a small bundle fol
him to take away, suggested the next
town as good place to stay for the
night, and added: "Of course. Harry
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