Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-12-03

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the salary given him by the Drainage |
BOARD is insufficient. His rcrord A.
special counsel of the Drainage Board |
is one of which he has good reason t. l
he proud By his able conduct ot the
LITIGATION of the district lie has saved |
the taxpayers thousands OF dollars. Mr..
Haley is great lawyer. whose ability
is known and acknowledged by the
entire Illinois bar. His value to the |
Drainage Board and To- the public is |
not measured 10y the stipend paid him.
lie Is the advocate of the taxpayers.
ami the public is interested In his re-
teution In the important and oucrous
position which he has So we'll filed.
II Mr.. Haley's salary were to he in
creased thrcefold there would he moth.
ing hut justice in the act. ami the pub
lie would approve Vt. The Drainage
Board should remember what is due
To- the go,d AMI faithful servant.
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loyt King, of the Legislative
Voters League. says the evils to he
met in municipal administration 10y
reason OF the spoils system were in.
competency. payroll padding. devotion
tn party rather than public service.
ami payment of political blackmail In
the form of campaign assessments
Would Mr.. King he kind enough to
point out wherein the civil service or
merit system has eradicatcd one of
these evils:
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James RSldick has proven himself
10 be both wise and capable us chair.
man of the Republican County Central
Committee. Mr.. Reidick has always
hllei every position in official life to
which he has been chosen with ability
and credit to himself. His conduct of
the campaign locally in behalf Of the
Republican county ticket was thor.
ough and mastery. Mr. Reidick is
one Of the most courteous and popular
gentlemen in public life in this city.
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Miles J. Devine. who made such a
fine record as city Attorney. Is strong.
~ favored by leading Democrats for
the nomination to that office next
spring.
PULLEY NJ. McCARTEN
* enterprising and progressive. as
we'll as capable and careful in the con-
duct Of all affairs entrusted to him.
hence his invariable success.
1SiDORE II. HINES
iinguished his career
JUDGE PHII.lP STEIN
n man of true worth ana sterling in.
tcgrity. is justly regarded as one of
chicago's valued citizens.
HERMAN j. BAULER
through II busy and careful life has
earned the respect and good will ~,
the entire community.
EDWARD TLl.DEN
Is man whom to know Is to respect
and honor.
JOHN V. CLARKE
combines good Judgment with sound
ability in the management of his af-
fairs.
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CLAYTON T.. CRAFTS
has II high conception of the duties of
good citizenship ana has always lived
up to them.
JUSTICE THEODORE &. MAYER
Just and fair in all his dealings. pos
sesses the confidence and good will Of
all who know him.
HENRY ROTH
makes friends and holds them by fair
and honorable business methods ana
square dealing with his fellow-citizens
JUSTICE JAMES N. DOYLE
r. liked by all who are acquainted
WITH Ills lltIlN eNtelleHt VI cIlUT'
artrr.
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JOHN j. FEELY
has few equals and no superIOrs as. {,
man of sturdy integrity and unfiaggina
energy.
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ADAMS \. GOODRICH
has always been ready 10 devote t.
the welfare Of the community that
busines ability and industry which has
contributed so much to his personal
success.
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NLADIMER Il. CERVENY
enjoys widespread and wcll.carnml
popularity,
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PETER FORTUNE
Trustworthy, reliable and honest, richly
deserves the prosperity which Is mis-.
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OSCAR +. MAYER