Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-05-26

votes along with the solid Republican
vote. No stronger man could have been
named.
Mr.. Carpenter IL a son Of George II.
Carpenter, the wcll.known merchant
and ship chandler.
George Albert Carpenter was born
In Chicago Oct. ~. 1867.
lie Is a graduate Of Harvard. receiv.
Ing the degrees Of A. Il. and LIB. In
1891. Admitted TO the bar In 1890 and
engaged In practice with the late A. Il.
Pence. under the firm name Of Pence 4
Carpenter. lie married Miss Harriet
lsham In 1894 and two children, liar.
riet ana George, are the result Of the
union.
Mr.. Carpenter Is a member Of the
Chicago University, Onwentsia, Saddle
and Cycle. Fellowship and Law clubs.
lie lives In the Twenty first ward,
residing at 81 Bellevue place.
In nominating Judge Orrln n. Car.
ter for the supreme Court bench the
Republicans showed excellent judg.
mcnt. No ADLER man could have been
chosen. An honest, brilliant and pop.
ular man. lie Is well fitted to MI the
high position Of Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of one Of the leading states In
the Union.
lie has been a falr.mlnded and con.
sentative Judge.
Ilis brilliant record as COUNTY Judge
will bring to his support all the best
citizens of Chicago, regardless Of poll.
ties.
The Republican party can Ike proud
TO have such man lead their ticket.
Orrln y. Carter was born In Je!fer.
son county. New York. Jan. -, 1854.
When 10 years Of age his parents m.
moved to Du Page county. lie worked
his way through Wheaton college.
graduating In 1870 as IL. ID. Studied
In Chicago under Judge NJ. +. Tulcy
AMI Gen. !. y. stiles. County Euperin.
tendcnt Of schools, 1902. Prosecut.
Ing Attorney Of Grundy county, 1925,
during which time he had charge OF
many important cases. Came to Chi.
cago In 1855, and engaged In practice
Of the law. Attorney for Drainage
Board 1921. Elected County Judge
1894. which office he has held ever
since with credit to himself ana the
county.
Judge Carter was married In 1881 ut
Norris. ILL.,. to Nettie J. Steven. and
now lives with his family ut 1891 West
Monroe street. In the Thirteenth Ward.
All citizens. regardless Of party,
who desire a man on the Supreme
Bench Of whom they can Ike proud
and who will serve them well, should
; vote for Orrin y. Carter.
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For the average man success fire.
quently depends more upon his manner
and appearance thnn upon his knOwl'
edge OF his trade or business, or, one
might also say. Of his profession. A
Chicago newspaper has lately been
noting some failures and their causes
1t cites the case OF one man who was d
successful salesman In business house
: In Chicago. but was unable to get any
custom when sent Oh the road. Thu
: general manager Of the business Wen
: tn lunch with him one day, to tall
4 over the matter. The man crumbet
: crackers into his soup until 1t Wa,
I thick. and then ate the mixture from
. the end Of his spoon In great mouth
!. fuls. When the meat was served, h,
!. shovelcd 1t In with his knife. and hat
finished eating ana was nOlsily picking
his teeth almost before the manager
had begun his meal. In reply to |
:, question, he told the manager that IN
= always took his customers out to lunch
= ana used every method to win thei
confidence and friendship" The man
ager then said. "YOu couldn't sell m
: stick of gum. No man whose per
: sonal habits are so Obtrusively vulga
as yours could have the slightest iniir
: cnce with me. Had ! lunched with yOl
: before sending you out on the road
. would never have disgraced our house b.
giving 1t such Il representative" Thes
= words hurt, but the man profited b.
7" them, ana today II one Of the mos
q gentlcman!y as well rs one of the mos
g successful salesmen on the road. An
other case cited Is that of minlste
whose unreilned manners annoyed hi
women relatives. They tried to hel
him, but he resented their suggestion,
y and men less able intellectually, bu
&c with more of the graces of relinemen
in their manners, were called to til
opportunities for service In the pulpit
y of the large and influential churches
II They used to teach manners In the oil
days Now there Is little formal IL
y structlon. II n youth does not lear
IS good manners at home, lie has to pic
II them up when he gets out into til
1t world, or else be handicapped. Grea