Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-24

plan to establish headquarters In Chi
,rgO. lie looks upon Chicago as n
lucky place. as il was from here he
conducted the Western campaign in
Illinois and Wisconsin.
1t is to he hoped that Mr.. Cable will
succeed.
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james Re,l,iick..tlle Republican nOmi-
nee for County Clerk, Il a man who
has come to the front In the lepubli-
can party with wonderful rapidity. He
IL II man of great personal popularity
and one of the very best workers and
organizers In the party ranks. He has
filed several important public offices,
and In every public capacity in which
he has acted has conducted himself to
the entire satisfaction Of the public
and In u way to reflect credit upon him
self. lie Is one Of the very strongest
candidates on the Republican ticket,
and II elected to the County Clerkship
will administer the affairs of that office
with the same ability and fidelity to
duty that he has those Of every other
he has filled In the past.
Fred 4. Busse. the popular nominee
Of the Republican party for State
Treasurer. should sweep this State like
II whirlwind. lie IN one of the big men
OF the Republican party In Cook Coun.
ty. ana IL bound. in the not tho distant
future. to become n power In the State.
MIR. Bisse II certain to make an un,,s. v
ually fine campaign. us In addition to
being personally very popular. he II a
tireless worker. His record rs Il pub
IT, official AMI particularly rs n mem.
her Of the SENATE In the Forty.first nnd
FOrty-secOnd General Assemblies, IL
such as to commend him to the conf
dcnce Of the public us 1t has earned
the commentator Of all public critics
ana cOnsOrinl bodies. Backed by his
full party support, with the approval Of
such bodies us the Legislative Voters
League, ana with his wonderful Der.
soinal popularity and following. he IL
almost certain 10 he elected by one of
the largest nnjorities ever given In Il
State election in an of year campaign.
Fifty members Of Harrlson's "Ad-
vlsory Committee have not been citi.
zeiis Of Chicago for over tive years.
This Is taking advice from "the out
side" with Il vengeance.
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A person Of exclusively sedentary
habits has become rarity. for seden.
fairness In these days IL generally re-
lieved by some kind Of sportiveness.
To exercise in one way or another is
the fashion Of the age and none Ii too
old or too delicate to indulge In some
form OF out.Of-door play. A modern
version Of the tale Of Cinderella, re.
Gently published in magazine, Is EN-.
titled "Sanderella." In reference to the
abused herOine's enforced duty Of con-
tinually sandpaperng her naughty Sis
ters' golf sticks. and when the prince
seeks the despised girl he bears in his
hand, instead Of tiny ballroom slip
per, q gencrOus-siZed shoe. This shows
the tendency Of the age and 1t IL
further revealed In the catalogues OF
books on athletics and sports. In these
lists one finds volumes on yacht Eth
quette" and "Croquet Up to Date"
while the teaching Of the young idea
how to shoot and how to climb In a lit
eral sense forms the matter of 4 num-
Der Of volumes. The subject Of Ropes"
does not seem Of much interest, vet
their knots and spices as treated In q
certain book make rs absorbing read.
Ing as ties of more sentimental ma.
ture. or course, spOrtiveness assumes
various phases In different individuals.
There Is the sportsman who would not
choose to be blot upon the landscape
and who believes that pcturesqueness
In the form Of becoming attire and COIL
ness In the presence OF u nearby club
house are necessary features of the
sporting life. Then there Is the sports.
man who would put Off ordinary clothes
and conventions and who prefers to
adopt the scarecrow's ideal of dress and
the savages habits Of living. Among
sportswOmen there are some who aspire
to hit bird on the wing with mans
tnerring aim and others who find hit
ting the stake with crOquet ball the
end and aim of their sporting existence.
1t matters little what form this play
fulness takes, but 1t Is the imperative
duty Of every individual who would
wish to be abreast with the times to
betake himself to the greensward or
the deep blue sea In the sacred name Of
sport.
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