Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-03

te Treasurers illinois Has Ever Had.
cdly called the white Flyer" Of the
great lakes. The docks are at the
Rush street bridge.
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Tho people of the sixteenth Ward
have In Alderman John Scl,crn,inn an
Industrious and honest public official.
Ten thousand copies of "Ilsr,sOns
Why the Charter should BE Defeated
i:ave been mailed to voters by Serrs
tary John l.. Tansy. Of the D,nio.
cratic County Central Committee. and
the work will bc continued daily.
The United Societies are against the
new charter ami are putting M u
winning fight to beat IL At tho IolIA
~teSA
IT YOU want good rest .lnd IN cI.
ioyiblc time. take u trip on the lsNu.
,liul Dunklcy-Williams liner. "'rhc Clty
of Souta Haven" the fastest and fin
est boat on the lake. which runs Ia
south Haven. the land of po,chcs and
flowers.
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Why not turn the Board Of Review
over to Armour and Swift?
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Tho people have the trust press
where they want It In this charter
fight. And when the trust press gets
through. 1t will have learned something
about the people.
The following organizations. among
others. are fighting the proposed new
charter"
United Societies. $4,000 members.
Independence League. which polleSl
10000 votes for Its county ticket head
ell by james J. Gray.
WorkIngmen, organized and morgan.
lied.
Democratic party.
iHSIWycIs Uuu NoTu uuVIoNcWsHt
clubs.
Real Estate Board.
jefferson Club ana host OF other
organizations.
Renters. who realize that increa scd
taxation will mean higher rents.
Congress should ut once add to the
meat inspection law these three pro-
visions:
Packers should be Obliged to
bear all tho expense attached to In
spectlon.
PACKERS should be obliged to
print date of canning on the labels of
all canned goods.
3-All meat In transit should he M
spccted by the government.
Ono of the worst features of the new
charter Is the election OF Aldermen for
four year terms.
The fake refOrlners and chronic Of
flee seekers are for the new charter
anything that smells Of graft.
In the course OF an able editorial on
~. s. Inspected and Passed In its
issue of Dec. 20, 1905, the Chicago
Daily News said:
ut IL well for the people Of Illinois
and of Chicago 10 remember, however,
that this law applies only to interstate
and foreign commerce. While the larger
packing houses engaged In interstate
and foreign business doubtless will pre-
pare all their product--whether for
outside or local consumptlon-under
the same conditions, there Ii In the
Federal law nothing which OF itself af-
fords protection to the local consumer.
1t IL quite possible that some Of the
smaller concerns might make busi-
ness of putting on the Illinois and Chi
cago market meat products that could
not be exported into other States. For
| the protection Of'lOcal consumers prop.
| or local inspection may now be of more
Importance In some instances than II
was before the passage of the Federal
inspection law"
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The new charter should be beaten.
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self ana to the great State of Illinois
In his campaign for reelection to tlN
United States Senate Albert j. Hop
kins has the solid support of the PEG
pie Of Illinois. Senator Hopkins In
his long public career has made u bril-
liant and untarnlslied record and the
people know that they have In him an
| honest, able and Industrious public