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

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our claim. Within a month It will
be- ready to handle mail. II It were
not the glut at the postofiicc would
bc disastrous. and u great many citi.
zens Of Chicago would he minus their
customary Christmas greeting.
IT the supreme Court can find
grounds for knocking out the Chicago
Charter Act. It will thereby do the
best thing It hns done In long time
for the general public. Ambiguity of
language Is the ground upon which
II will be attacked IN the court.
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Enforce the wide tire ordinance.
The resignation Of Clarence y. Oar.
row from the clty's legal department
IL loss to the public.
Hon. George NJ. Boyd would make
n first.class municipal court Judge.
Newspaper bOssIsm and pulpit hos.
slsm will find themselves as OdlOus to
the people as the old-tlmc bossism thnt
we hear 80 much about now.
Enforce the milk ordinance.
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Chicago for upwards Of half Il ecu
fury. died at his late residence. 1874
| Montana street. nj the age Of ~ years..
| BESIDES his widow. he leaves four
sons--Emil C.. Frederick j.. George
49,. ana Henry \. Zocrncr-to mourn
his loss. The deceased was u highly
respected citizen. hOnorcd by all who
knew him.
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When you see 1t In The Eagle you
not only know 1t IL true, but you may
be sure that 1t will he copied.
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Enforce the dog muzxle ordinance.
Governor Dcnccn came to the city.
lid his duty as II citizen by voting
In his home precinct AMI then left
again for Springfield. That Is the gov
errors way of doing things great or
small In politics! quietly, unOstentn-
tiOusly, but effectively.
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There never was u more ably con-
Quoted campaign In the history of
Chicago than that handled by the Re.
publican organization leaders this fall.
Chairman james Rcddlck, of the
County Central Committee, worked
day und night for the success Of the
party ticket. and the results show
how well his work has told. The
same can be said Of such men rs
Fred \. Busse. william II. Weber
John ). Hanbcrg, Jcmes Pease. Henry
l.. Hcrtz, T.. j. Magerstadt. ana other
captains of the local Republican or
ganlzatiOn. In all campaigns nothing
tells like organized and systematl.
work, ana In this the gentlemen nam
al and Others among their colleagues
are past masters. The Republican or
ganizatlOn of Cook County and It.
leaders have certainly good reason To
congratulate themselves.
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Charles i. Bllger, the well-knowr
undertaken, is one of the most respect
ed citizens of the South Side. Hi
livery establishment ut 5l33 Lake
avenue is one of the finest ana besI
equipped in the city.
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Justice Theodore &. Mayer Ia,
made n HAWKES. record ms justice I'M,
police magistrate. He Is Il good lawyer
ana his decisions are invariably wis,
and just, giving satisfaction alike I,
lawyers and litigants. He Is talkc(
of as one of the very best men thu
could be named for the new municl
pal court bench.
Enforce the street cleaning ordi
nance.
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When YOU see II in the Eagle yol
can depend upon its being copied. ON
attention has been repeatedly Gale
lately to matter stolen from the Eagl
which appears in imitation puDlica
tons. As the people who read it II
the Eagle first have good memories
they readily recognize the thefts.
w. COwan, the well-known cream
cry and supply merchant, whose grea
establishment Is located at Woodstock
H., and whose Chicago office In at 10
East Chicago avenue. enjoys the goo,