Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-22

the German school and Grlswold Col.
lcge In Davenport. and then took full
classical course for four years In Am.
licrst College. where he was graduated
IT, 1873.
Mr.. 1llrschl Is admitted to the Su.
preme and Federal courts In Iowa and
In Illinois. lie practiced in Davenport
until July, 1901, when he came to Chi.
cago. In 1887 and 1883 he was lee.
turer on law of torts In the law school
Of the University Of Iowa. since 1907
he has been professor Of the law Of
corporation and Of practice In the Chi.
cage Law School. lie Is the author Of
two standard works. 'llirschl on Com.
bination Of Corporations" and "lIirschl
on Trial Tactics"
In 1908 Mr.. lIlschl enlisted In
Young's cavalry In the war with Spain.
Some Of the important features Of
the Municipal Court act embody sugges.
tons that he made In draft Of reform
laws presented to the Legislature by
him.
Mr.. lirschl II n member Of the law
firm Of ROsenthal. Hurz 4 Hlrschl. lie
Is member OY the Chicago Bar AssO.
citation. lie has always been a Re
publican.
Walter r. Stanton should be elected
1 tnW lxs., A,
tiict. lie Is the man for the place.
The voters Of the SiAth District are
going to return william Lorimcr to
Congress. They know when they are
well represented.
No man In Chicago II better liked 81
held In higher esteem than Albert g.
Wheeler.
Popular ana able John 4. Pelka Il
mailing great race for State Senator
In the Fifteenth District.
The Democrats named a vote gettcr
when they nominated John +. Glare for
Municipal Judge. His great record rs
n lawyer and his popularity makes him
Il winning candidate.
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| Newton 4. Partridge, candidate FOL
Municipal Judge on the lndependcn,
ticket, was born In Peachanl, Vt.
March 23, 1852. lie moved to Bureau
County, ILL.,, in 1866. where lie lived
on his fathers farm until 1875, when h,
moved to Chicago. Ills early education
was obtained In the common aud high
schools.
lie studied law In the Northwestern
(uniOn) College OF Law AMI graduated
ami was admitted to the bar In 1877
Since that time he has been In genera
practice Of law In our State and tin
United States courts.
Mr.. Partridge has been PROMINENT!
connected with civic efforts to cOntrO
street railway ana similar corporation
In the public interest since 1894. an,
he has done great deal Of active wOrl
for civil service, taxation and munici
pal reform legislation ami enforcement
of the laws In connection with the Civil
Service Reform League the Civic Fed
Grafton. the Citizens Crimes Commit
tee ana other organizations.
He was attorney for Hyde Park II
1889.
He Is member Of the Uniol
League Club and has always been
/, Republican and has offices at Room -
% Randolph street. He attended tn
legislative committee on behalf of clvi
, service and street railway laws OF
many occasions. Mr.. Partridge Is
member of the Chicago Bar Association
&S~
The best cal, prompt service an,
courteous treatment is what custome
receives from the old ana rellabl,
George Lii Coal Company.
= @6>
John G. Spry ranks a. one Of Chlcl
COS ablcst and most popular business
mon.
%dA
Robert Il. ,lampolls. candidate 70
Municipal Judge on the Independent
ticket, has lived in this city since a few
weeks after his birth. Nov. u, 1850, II
Milwaukee. His education was nc
Iulrcd in the public schools Of thl
city. Subsequently he entered tn,
Union College of Law, from which Ii,
graduated In 1877.
Mr.. JamIolis has been actively en-
gagged in the practice OF his profession
, for more than Twenty-Five years.
In 1851 Judge Julius =. Grlnnell ap
, pointed him Assistant States Attorney
Judge Grlnnelrs successor, Judg,
longenecker, prevailed on Mr.. Jampoll
to retain the position, because of tn,
! ability with which he had conducted