Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-02

products and high rates for those Of
meat dealers. the latter
are being forced ont Of business. This
leaves the consumer ut the mercy Of
the trust robbers. and they charge the
people the most exorbitant prices for
meat.
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The Avene spring water from
France. of which Mr., Devic Is the
Chicago agent. IL credited by all who
have used IL with being the best and
most curative of all the mineral waters
Oh the market.
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The Illinois Legislature will either
get after the Beef Trust or the people
will get after the Illinois Legislature.
Chief Collins has issued the follow
ing unique order to his subordinate
commanders In regard to the stock
yards smells. which shows him to bc
Possessed of the idea that his men. like
himself. are possessed Of poetical M
well rs analytical minds: "Iavc your
men make u detailed account of each
OdOr that comes To their attention"
This will tax the ingenuity Of the yer.
sntile copper on the beat. II II feared
the chief will next require u mp Of
each Individual whiff from Packing.
town.
Governor Deneen has the approval
of the public In his prompt action in
squclchlng the uncallel for and I'M.
timely attack ON railroads operating IN
Illinois by tho State Railroad and
Warehouse Commission.
The report Of the Finance Commit.
tee allowing the Corporation COunsels
Office x25,OOO In addition to Its regular
appropriation. shows that the addition
nj sum was for the services Of special
counsel In traction matters. While
there II no doubt these services have
been rendered and should he paid for,
u repetition Of this extravaganza should
he discouraged by the city Council
on the ground that they accomplish
nothing beyond retnrding public In.
prOvements and intilctlng misery on
the people.
Clarence =. barrow nus rendered the
public valuable service rs special cOun.
sci both for the city and the Drainage
Board. He IL a great lawyer ana
would make an admirable representa-
tive Of the Eighth District In Con.
gress.
II the Mayor II In favor Of munich
pal ownership. ana We really think he
IL, why does he not have the city en-
gage In municipal ownership Of the
garbage cremation business. This Is
the best way Of disposal Of garbage,
and what il more. there Il big money
In 1t. Nobody can understand, there.
fore, why Mayor DUNES municipal
ownership administration should con-
fine this valuable enterprise to beef
trust magnatcs. meat trust rajahs, and
other trust corporations. Why give
them a chance to mOnOpolize the cnor
nous benefits which can be obtained
from this business. and which could bs
secured for the benefit of the city and
the taxpayers II the Mayor set about II
In earnest. Echo answers why?
Charles ]. Vopicka will be the next
Congressman from the Fifth Congress
siOnal district II he desires II. He II
one of the most popular Democrats II
Cook County, and would do credit Il
the State of Illinois in the national leg
islature.
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Those promised and much needed
changes in the Board of Local I'm
provements are long time develop
ing.
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Let MS have immediate municipal
ownership of garbage reduction crema
tories, Mr.. Mayer. This Is practicable
within reach Of the city, and would b'
a benefit to the community and the ta'
payers.
Everybody is glad that the LOca
Transportation Committee of the CIT!
Council has finished its labors and tina
definite action on the traction Orui
nance by the City Council Is now Il
hand.
Alderman A. ID. Willlston OF tn
Twenty-fifth Ward Is one Of the mos
energetic aud useful members Of tn,