Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-03-17


that he will he nominated and elected.
lie will add great strength to the tick.
ct. rs he Is very popular with the peo.
pie. Justice Fitzgerald IL well read In
the law and IL noted for his honesty
firmncss. fairness and good common
sense.
IT the city council WIS made up of
men like Arthur Il. McCoil. Chicago
would have bright future.
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Nominate Frederick e. Dc Lang. Of
the well.xnOwn stationery firm II
Keen 4 De Lang. for Congress In the
Tenth District In place Of George Ed.
mund FOss.
John II. Thompson. Republican com.
mitteemnn Of the 9th ward. Is said
to be laying his wires for the nomina.
ton for County Treasurer.
G. +. Cruickslank. William Simp.
spn and a. W. Fulton IRE Republican
candidates for the legislature In the
10th Senatorial district.
Arthur Il. McCoid viii respond to
the roll call In the next city council
as alderman from the 9TH.
lie II II loyal Republican.
Mr.. Mct'Old was horn and reared In
Iowa. where he was admitted to prac.
tice law. lie II 1 years old. Ills
father was u member Of the 4Otll,
41th and 4sth Congresses. representing
the First Congressional district Ot
Iowa. me" first distinguished him.
self as u page In the National House
Of Representatives during tho Attn
Congress and has taken u very active
part In politics ever since.
McCOid has always been I'M unrc.
lentless enemy Of the CRATER and his
career In the city council will bc
marked by absolute integrity and 10y
atty to the great city which he. In
pnrt, will have the honor To repre-.
sent.
II you want to stand for u man Of
ability AMI integrity. one who will
willingly sacrifice his time and his
money for the public good, then sup.
port and vote for MccOid.
lie II u member of the Hamilton
Club and president Of the Oakland
Improvement Association: alsO u mem.
her Of the Colonial Club. city Club
and Masonic Orders. :.
lie IL the right man. Vote for him.
Andrew Mathisen should he elected
Alderman Of the Seventeenth Ward.
lie IL liberal. honest and aggressive.
Just the nun for the Seventeenth.
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Most Of the old members OF the leg
islature from Cook County are candl-
dates for denomination and are prepar.
ing their petitions. In the NTH district
W. Tudor Ap MadOc ana r. X. Long
are Republican machine candidates to
succeed the late DIR. Nortlen and W. II.
McSurely, who will not seek another
term. Senator Parker il II candidate
for Congress and will probable bc sue.
ceeded by James Edgar Brown. Sen.
atOr 4. 4. Clark, of the Eighth Ward,
IL u candidate for the Republican nOm-
inatiOn for county treasurer, hut will
file his petition for the Senate.
Representative Monroe will retire In
the same district, but Kleeman will
seek denomination. Edward 4, Fitch,
Of the Seventh Ward, will ask for Mon
rOes place. In the Seventeenth SEN
atOrial District. Senator Powers prob
ably will retire. Edward J. Glackin,
who represented the district in the last
session, Is u candidate to succeed him.
Mr.. Glackln Is making a hard cam
paign and his petitions are In circu-
latiOn.
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Justice 4. ]. SABBATH will he NOM
mated and elected judge of the Mn
nicipal Court. He has made "A splen-
did record on the justice bench. The
are for him and
he IL popular with all classes Of PEG.
pie In the whole community.
The safest department store In the
city to-day Is The Fair. 1t has broad
aisles and every convenience for the
public.
Representatives John r. McGO0rty
and Robert Il. Pendarvis. the former
q Democratic leader In the last house
and the latter chairman of the house
on municipal courts, are
for municipal court judy
ships, but probably will circulate leg.