Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-25

parts Of the State and in organizing
intelligent and useful opposition to the
majority In the Legislature.
Enforce the vehicle light ordinance.
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Mayor Dunno wants Il new traction
expert permanently appointed ut n
salary between $1,000 and 5000
year. Let us hope Dalrymplc won't
he imported to take the job.
The Republican ward contests were
lively hut not bitter and only serve to
show the life ana energy Of the party
locally.
Mayor Dunno II not paid for allow.
Ing John NJ. Erlckson's electric ban.
ner to cover two streets.
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It II announced that the "Wuagc"
branch Of the Democratic party here Is
waiting To let the Hearst faction catch
up with II. This II news indeed. The
"Waage branch" oh. IL this another
ease Of the tail wagging the branch?
No other merchant II permitted to
string IN electric sign across Il public
street. Where. then. does John NJ.
Erickson get the privilege?
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We are Informed that the Hamilton
Club gave its second good fellowship"
dinner during the past week. At Its
last public function this mighty organ.
ixation pointedly omitted to include II
certain Republican judicial candidate
In Its list Of Endorsements. which. as
developments show. proved u mighty
good thing for the candidate. We men.
ton this merely on pilssnnt and ~ In.
cllentally to show the Importance to
the public Of the dOings Of the Ham.
iltOn Club.
That Harrison man IL doing good
work for his patron on the Tribune, as
usual.
Enforce the wide tire ordinance.
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Mayor Dunno has struggled In every
way to accomplish the impossible.
namely. immediate municipal owner
ship. He should now fall In line with
the real popular demand. namely. i'm
mediate settlement OF the traction
question.
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The Eagle feels highly compliment.
ed over the way its reading matter Is
stolen ana reprinted without credit.
But 1t feels sorry that the able editors
who steal 1t cannot give 1t a wider
circulation than they do. A. the Eagle
reaches its readers at least twenty.
four hours earlier than the principal
purlOiners, the thefts are easily reeOg
nixed.
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Enforce the dog muxxle ordinance.
II the investigators Of city sinecures
are In earnest In their work they
would not have to travel outside the
City Hall to make u lind that would
make the harbOr department graft lOOl;
like thirty cents.
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People who have had business deal
ings with NJ. A. l.. Olsen. of DeIialb
Ill.,. are requested to address b 20
Eagle Office.
When you get through with the har'
Dor department, Mr., Mayor, send youl
sleuths around the City Hail. 1t IL full
of loafers, and Harrison. your prede.
cessOr once sail that II Thorough scru,
tiny woull cause II tremendous exodus
out of fourth, third. second and first
story windows.
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Fifteen minutes work per day In
the bridge and harbOr departments Is
II long days work compared with what
hundreds Of payroll loafers do for
their money in the. City Hall.
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When You see it in the Eagle You
can depend upon its being copied. Our
attention has been repeatedly called
lately to matter stolen from the Eagle
which appears In imitation puDlica-
tons. AS the people who reid it In
the Eagle first have good memories.
they readily recognize the thefts.
Why do not the investigators of loaf
ing and sinecures turn their attention
to the smoke and boiler inspection de-
partmenr.
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Chief Collins Is doing all he can to
keep his numerous promises to drive
hOldup men and other criminals out of