Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-03-09

votes Of all citizens of the ward who
wish tn b. represented In the city
Council by an able. conscientious ana
honest man.
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The attempt to remove Patrick j.
Murray m chief food inspector Ia dis.
grace to the city Of Chicago. Mr.. Muir.
ray has proven himself to bc an able.
competent and industrious public OIL.
cial. and TINT. because he did not have
the advantages Of university cltica.
ton. he should he removed from posi-.
ton h. hns held ~ well II nm outrage.
The real cause for his removal wns the
fact that he performed his duty with.
out fear or favor.
Albert Iinhnc has made a clean and
aggressive record rs alderman from
the Twrnty.fOurth Ward and he will
H. reelected to the city Council by
II handsome majority.
Arthur W. Fulton. Republican nomi.
nee for alderman In the Thirteenth
Ward. II one Of the most popular law.
ycrs In Chicago. aud Il u man Of much
ability and force Of character. lie IL
qualified In every way for u seat In the
city Council and would servo with
credit to himself AMI the wari AMI to
Chicago. Mr.. Fulton WIS born In Wy.
Oining. ILL.,. AMI came to Chicago fifteen
years ago. and Inns resided here ever
since. living In the Thirteenth Wnrd
fourteen years lie II u graduate Of
Kent College Of Law, and while never
having been u candidate for any office.
he hus always taken IN active part IN
all the primary fights Of his party Ia
the ward. by his clean and honest re-.
ord us n lawyer ana n citizen he has
won the respect AMI confidence of his
friends and nrigibors, and II elected he
can b" relied upon To represent the
ward honestly AMI faithfully. lie IL
the type of man TINT should he elected
to the city Council. nnd the voters of
the ward viii not regret having voted
for him.
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Mayor Dunno hns been under treat.
mcnt for throat trouble. hut IL all right
again. lie expects to 10 In good phys.
ical condition for the speaking cam.
pnisn.
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Captain Arson has won his Aght
with the Park Owners Association and
| will have u tirst-clnss baseball team
| this year.
The campaign Ii young yet. AMI IN
sonc respects II might b. younger.
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I'll" work Of removing the LII sale
and Washington street tunnels IL ul.-
der way NJ last.
The Reef Trust has II firm foothold
NJ the city Hall.
Ex-Mnyor lIarrlson's friends are
watching the Inlnne band wagon ~ by
| without u smile.
Herman /, Kruger Ii the Democratic
nominee for alderman IN the Fifteenth
Ward. lie Is u good man, honest ana
popular,
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Dunnc's reelection would put RO,pr
{. sullivan and his frlcnds 50 far out
Of politics that they would never come
back.
Congressman Henry :. RJutell's
| speech In nominating Fred Busse for
Mayor was a brilliant aud m eloquent
ono.
Congressman Charles Mcl;ann IN ,me
Of the ablest men that has represented
Chicago IN the lIous" of Representa-
| tlvcs.
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| Gcrman-Amcricans of Chicago, repre-
scnlinC seventy German-speaklng a.
gnnlZ'ltions, with membership of
over H,hW, have filed protest with
tho state Legislature against the local
option hill pending before that body.
| The Schwabcnvereln heads the list,
with Its 1000 members, and other So
cletics included are the Bayriscl-Amcr-
lean Nerch, with 800 members, the
GeSnngvereln, with 1876 members. and
the Turn ana Kriegerverein with 1,iol
ncmhers. Among the slgners are the
following officers of the German Ma
tlonal Alliance: Judge Max Eberha"lt,
President; Judge NJ. i. Girten, First
vice President; AMI Eugen Nieieres-
ger, Treasurer.
| The memorial forwarded by the Ger.