Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-08

good" he said.
g! want the thieves driven from Chi.
cage" said the chief. "'rhc lGoc'c cf
Chicago depend on men in plain
clothes to protect them. and 1t II up
tO you. There has been talk about my
cleaning out this place. That tai. Is
all rot. hut I will say this. that any
man who thinks he IN going to stay
here and keep chairs warm while 9th.
ors work Ii badly mistaken"
Congress should at once ALL to the
meat inspection law these three pro.
visions:
Packers should I've obliged to
bear all the expense attached to In
s,,ectiOn.
PACKERS should bc obliged to
print date Of canning on the labels OK
nll canned goods.
3-Ail meat In transit should he In.
spccted by the government.
Illinois has nm ablc and brilliant rcr,.
rcscntntive In the United States Senat,
In Albert J. Hopkins
Kicklam ScHnlnn II ono Of ChlCAgo's
most eminent lawyers and most use
ful and highly respected citizens.
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Charles NJ. Bowling has earned TIM
reputation he has Of being an able.
honest and aggressive business man.
q. ]. ChOtt. the popular former
mngistrate. now ranks as one Of Chi.
cagO's successful and most popular
lawyers.
Albert II. Putney. the popular deau
Of the Illinois College Of Law. stands
high In the estimation Of both bench
n,d bur In Cook county.
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Judge Richard s. Tuthill is admired
AMI respected by the people Of Chicago
| 10, his able and splendid record on
/ the bench.
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Ry his honest aud aggressive record
"a II public official County Assessor Ad'
am Wolf has won the confidence aMl
high regard Of the people of Cook
county.
Col. John q. Neulneistcr. the well.
known South Water street merchant, II
among the most dcservedly popular cit.
liens Of Chicago.
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Judge Charles NJ. Walker has shown
by his record on the bench that he Is a
man Of great ability, fearless and hon.
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Alderman Scllermann has made /,
fine record In the City Council. and
the voters OF the sixteenth Ward will
not forget II.
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The records Of State Senators Albert
e. Clark. Charles j.. Cruick shank and
Walter Clyde Jones during the session
Just ended were industrious ana bril-
liant ones, and they reflect credit upol
the men named and upon Chicago.
Jacob NJ. Horn, the popular Wcs
Side manufactures. II one OF the bes
known and most highly respected bust
ness men In Chicago.
John j. Smulski Is making the sDlen
did record rs State Treasurer that ev
erylndy predicted he would make.
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How often were you mulcted for thu
Smoke Graft?
II you care anything for Chicago, AM
II you take any pride In your rights a.
Il citizen. You will 60 to the polls Of
September 18th and vote against tn
new charter.
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Prohibition, fOur-year terms for nj
dcrmanic stOushten bottles and you
taxes raised. All this in the new char
ter. Does it appeal to you? Remen,
Der you have a vote!
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Over 5000 Chicago business men wiz
were victims of the Smoke Nuisanc,
Graft, will never forget the cost ant
annoyance they were subject to In thu
past. for trying to do business II
Chicago without making smoke.
Railroads owned by the Beef Trus
do not have to elevate their tracks IL
Chicago. Why?
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II the Junction Railway 10 a Bee
Trust road 1t must turn green witt
envy when It hears Of all the people
the Beef Trust Ii killing In some O