Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-09-17
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Hon. Arthur II. Chetlain. whose rec
ord rs II Judge of the superior Court
has gained for him the good will and
confidence of the entire public. has
been nominated for reelection by the
Republican party of Cook County. lie
will he given the support of all who
respect Integrity and ability on the
beach.
Judge Chetlain Is a lawyer of great
ability and has tried many cases In.
volvng profound questions of com
mon law and equity. His decisions
have been invariably upheld by the
courts above.
Before his elevation to the bench
Mr.. Chetlain had distinguished him.
self as assistant corporation counsel
under Mayor washburne. and also in
the handling of many cases of great
Importance In the courts of Cook
County In the course of his private
practice.
Mr. Chetlain was born in Galcna,
ILL.,. in 1850. and is n son of Brevet
Major General \. l.. Chetlnin. L. :.
Volunteers. u celebrated civil engineer
and for many years one of the most
prominent citizens of Chicago. lie re.
ccived his primary education In the
public schools of Galena, attended the
University of Wisconsin. where lie re-.
cclvcd the degree Of Il. \. in 1871;
attended the University Iibre NJ Brus.
Il ,.t hnp nt tt.l
returning to Rockford. ILL.,, where he
began the study of law, being admitted
To the bar in 1873.
In 1874 Mr.. Chetlaln became mem.
her of the law firm of Chctlain Il
Grcsory. with offices In Chicago, and
sinceNSI3 has practiccd law here con-
tlnuously and with success.
Judge Chetlain Is one of those care
ful. conscientious lawyers who have
made for the bench of Cook County
the splendid reputation which 1t on
joys.
His reelection to the Superior Cour,
bench will come as Il graceful rccog
milton by the public. of faithful dis
charge Of duty in high and rcsponsi
blc office.
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Hon. George :. Foster, Democratic
cand late for Congress in the Seventh
district should be elected.
Hon. John =. McGoorty made u lin
record In former State Legislature
he will do 80 again.
Mr.. l.. G. Haley IL In the foremos
ranks of thc lawyers of Cook Count
nni Illinois
William Hale Thompson has wo
well deserved honOrs as II member q
the city Council and of the Count
Board.
Oscar r. Mayer, VINO Is running ~
the Democratic ticket for president o
the County Board Is one of the hes
known business men In Chicago. MI
Mayer has been for years engaged Il
the provision and supply business, AM
in all his dealings has been ever dis
tlngulshcL for fair and honorable meth
ods. He enjoys the good will and re
spect of all who know him, AMI thel
name Is legion.
Mr.. Mayer Is one of the most wide
~ known and popular of our German
American citizens, and will get II grea
vote from that nationality irrespec
tive OF party or partisan cOnsidcra
tlons. II elected president of tn
County Board as now seems likel
Mr.. Mayer will devote his natur;i
ability and business training of years
as we'll AS absolute integrity to TIL
duties Of the office, and 1t Is certai
that under his administration, as pres
Id.nt Of the County Board, the affair
Of the people of Cook County will no
suffer.
William Mccoy, proprietor Of tn
well known and justly popular NJ
Coy Hotel, would make a first elias
city Treasurer.
Hon. Phillip Stein is II capable an
just Judge. He will be reelected.
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Thomas u. knight has the respcC
uf the Cook County bar and of III
community In general.
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Mr.. John +. O'Malley, the Mort
Side Democratic leader would max
an able and useful member of t.l
i.iy Council.
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For Ti" peaceful ana satlSfartor
settlement Of the stock yards strike IN
thanks ur the public are due.
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Tlmma, VI. HOyne will prove Ju-
ana able .udge of the superior Cour
<cA
Thomas Carey, Chairman of tn
Democratic County Central Commi
tie. il y man in whom the rank an
NE Of the Democratic voters have coI
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NC. Brooks faultless tooth pOwde
e. tho hest preseryatlye and beautlfie