Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29

sitiOn he has held with credit to him.
self. Chicago aud Cook County.
a vote for Ernst llunimel is a vote
for an honest man.
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The Chicago Telephone Company de-
serves well ut the hands OF the people
OF Chicago. 1t II easy enough to growl.
but when one remembers the amount Of
labor saved by a telephone and the
amount Of labor required to keep such
a great service In running order, the
wonder Is that the company has done
half as much 40 It lMs.
Newton A. Partridge. candidate for
Municipal Judge on the Independent
ticket, was born In Pcncham, VT,
March %, 1850. lie moved to Bureau
County. ILL.,, In 1856, where he lived
ON his fathers farm until 1875, when he
moved to Chicago. Ills early education
was obtained In the common and high
schools.
lie studied law In the Northwestern
(Unlon) College Of Law and graduated
ana was admitted to the bar In 1877.
Since that time he has been In general
practice Of law In our State aud the
United States courts.
Mr.. Partridge has been prominently
connected with civic efforts to control
street railway ana similar corporations
In the public interest since 1904, ana
lle has done Il great deal. OF active work
for civil service, taxation and munlci.
pal reform legislation and enforcement
OF the laws In connection with the Civil
Service Reform League. the Civic Fed
Grafton. the Citizens Crimes Commit
tee and other organizations.
lie was attorney for Hyde Park In
1850.
lie II u member Of the Union
League Club and has always been u
Republican ana has offices ut Room ~,
% Randolph street. lie attended the
legislative committee Oh behalf OF civil
service ana street railway laws on
many occasions. Mr.. Partridge IL n
member Of the Chicago Bar Association.
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DIR. Hcnning Johnson IL one of the
finest veterinary surgeons In Chi.
cago.
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Spencer Ward, candidate for Munic!.
pal Judge on the Independent ticket,
was born February ~, 1861, In the Dis.
trlct OF Columbia. lie attended public
school until the age Of sixteen. ana
then took business course ut the
Spencerian Washington Business Col.
lege. and graduated, taking the degree
OF II. y.
lie studied law ut the Georgetown
University ana Columbian University.
Washington. from which latter institu-
ton he graduated In June, 1887.
Mr.. Ward came to Chicago In Novem-
her, 1887, and has since lived aud prac.
llced law here. He married Hannah NJ.
cawthorne on May -. 1888. They now
live ut 24S5 Forty-secOnd avenue, and
have three chlldren,-AIamle, Gus, and
Janet.
Mr.. Ward has always been n Demo.
crat, but has never sought office. Many
OF the best citizens Of the North Side
urged the Bar Committee to give Mr..
Ward u prominent place on the indie
pendent ticket. His standing as Il law.
yer ana citizen Is so high that the com.
mlttee gladly acceded to the request of
these citizens.
The old and reliable George LII Coal
Company Is the place to buy your coal
for the winter.
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Justice Charles II. Callahan. the able
ana popular magistrate, has made a
slUtless record ON the bench. The
Democrats have nominated him for Mu-
nicipal Judge ana he deserves to be
elected.
No ADLER man could be elected Mu-
nicipal Judge than Elmer u. Beach.
Lawrence l.. Boyle would make an
Ideal Judge OF the Municipal Court.
No man Is better fitted to occupy a
seat on the Municipal Court bench than
Andrew J. Iiirschl, candidate for Mu.
nlcipal Judge on the Independent tick.
ct. lie should be elected.
William II. Arthur Is the right kind
OF man to place on the Municipal