Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-08-17

Senate. and the citizens Of the Eff.
tcenth District can well be proud Of
such a representative.
John e. lliclbcrg Is one Of Chicago's
brightest aud most distinguished law.
yeiS. and one of her most highly e.
tccin,si citizens.
Andrew J. lIirs,hl Is one of the
ablcst AMI hest liked attorneys In Chi
cago. lie would make a splendid Aiu.
nicipal Judge AMI his many friends
will not he content until he Ii placed
on that bench.
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| DO the people of Chicago want to
elect Aldermen for four years. That
IL what they will have IL do II the new
charter passes.
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The people Of the Thirteenth Ward
have u representative IN the City Coun-
ell In Alderman Arthur W. Fulton
that they can le proud of. lie IL a
faithful and industrious public official.
| Albert q. Wheeler commands the
confidence aud high esteem of the bust.
ness men of Chicago.
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By his a''le record on the bench
i
Cutting has gained the high respect
and confidence Of the people Of Cook
county. Nc II an upright, fearless and
conscientious Judge.
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Thomas Byrnc. the famous contract.
| or. stands In the front rank " Chi.
Cages leading business men.
II the new charter passes II will
mean the election Of fifty aldermen for
u term Of four years. all to be chosen
ut the same time. This will mean that
with the election OF u few Wnrllamen.
tarInns the control Of the Council Will
bc In the hands Of two or three men
for four long years. How can the lsO.
pie OF Chicago expect any needed or
honest Legislation from II City COun.
eli that II suhservlent to Il few men?
Senator Albert j. IlOpNlns will liz trl.
unlphnntly returned to the United
States Senate. Ills brilliant and az.
gresslve record Inns rallied to his sup.
port all classes Of people who believe
In rewar,lIng honest service.
When the supporters Of the new char.
ter have to call In outsiders to speak
for 1t II shows pretty well what little
chance they think 1t nus Of passing.
Armour and Swift should take a hint
from the following concluding para.
graph In an editorial In the Chicago
Daily News. July "a:
"The corporation counsel Ia planning
to take an active part In the proceed.
lngs before the hoard OF review, with
the special purpose Of dealing with tax
dodgers. As the community has need
OF all the revenue that can rightfully
he raised from taxes, the tax dOslger.
who seeks to make others pay the costs
Of government OF which he has the full
beneit, will receive no sympathy II he
comes to grief at the hands Of the au-
thOrities."
| No better way b yet rest and re-
creation than by taking round trip
to South Haven On the Isalatial steam.
boat NJ the D,unkley.W williams line, the
City Of South Haven, which Is deserv.
eily called the "WhIte Flyer" Of the
great lakes The docks are ut the
Rush street bridge.
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Many OF the men who are advocating
the new charter have no property OF
other material interests In Chicago.
Tuesday, Aug. -, will he registration
day for all those who wish To vote on
the new charter proposition, Sept. II,
hut who have moved since last elec.
tiOn.
II You want good rest and an en-
jOyable time, take a trip on the beau
tlful Dunklcy-Willims liner, "The City
OF South Haven" the fastest and I'm.
est boat on the lake, which lvns tn
South Haven, the land of p&.clleS and
flowers.
The Goodrich Transit Company u a
corporation organized under the laws
OF the State OF Maine. Capital stock.
100000.
| Every dollars worth Of this stocs,
owned In Ohi<aQO In In Yahlo har0 srhn