Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-27

to 60 down town when we want to 10
to North or South Side IL a mystery.
Our crOss-town lines should connect
with all North and South Side lines,
and we should have plenty Of them.
Insist on clean and we'll ventilated
street AMI elevated cars
Regulation Of service Of elevated
trains. Additional trains and cars
should he put on. A third track
should be put In, and express service
should be given.
Compel elevated roads to paint,
clean and light structure.
Compel Park Commissioners to light
and take over street bordering on
parks ana boulcvards. The same
streets bordering on parks are neglect.
el both by city and Park Commission.
ers. The Park Board ought to take
care Of them.
Extension Of electric light service
over entire ward. ana II not electric
light. let us have gas nantes ON all
our lamps. They have 1t on South ana
North Side. Why don't we have It?
More appropria lions for West Side.
Judge George Kersten deserves to
be renominated and reelected. and he
Will be. lie Is one Of the ablest jurists
Cook County has ever had and his VIC
tory ut the polls on April 18th and
next June will be a victory for all the
people.
Frank ID. COnnery's honest. >harI-
working ana able record In the city
council has won him In his campaign
for City Clerk the hearty support of
thousands and thousands Of independ-
ent voters, and his election IL sure.
Alderman Arthur w. Fulton will be
. reelected by II big plurality. The
people Of the Thirteenth Ward are
proud of his honest ana able record,
and they will show their appreciation
Of his faithful service on April O.
".
alderman In the Thirty-fourth Ward IL
certain. The hest people of the ward,
knowing his long, clean and honest
career ana his thorough fitness for the
office. are supporting his candidacy and
his plurality on April o will be hand
some one.
One Of the most popular candidates
for judge OF the Circuit Court Is
Warren Pease. Mr.. Pease, who as.
pires to nomination on the Repub-
lican ticket, is a lawyer Of great abil.
ity. with long ana clean record to
his credit. lie Is liked and respected
by both bench ana bar and will make
great jurist. Mr.. Pease was born
In SangamOn County, Illinois, In 1854,
and was admitted to the bar In 1880,
having studied law ut Elgin, Ill. Mr..
Pease's father was an officer In the
Civil War, and for six years was judge
Of the Probate Court In Nebraska.
Mr. Pease has always taken an active
part In the primary contests Of his
Mr.. Pease was married to Chicago
girl. In 1892, ana has four children,
two OF which IRE twins. His home IL
ut KenllwOrth. He should be nominate
ed and elected.
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August Peters should receive the
support of all good citizens for Alder
man In the Twenty-sixth Ward. 1t Is
successful and able men like Mr.. Pc
tiers that are needed In the City COun-
eli, and his election will be a credit
to the ward and to Chicago.
Edwin A. Olson deserves to be nOp,-
mated ana elected Judge of the Cir
cult Court. His record US lawyer and
a citizen IL long and honorable one
and his candidacy should receive the
support of every voter who believes In
placing honest and upright men on the
bench. His nomination by the Republi.
cans will strengthen the whole ticket.
Mr.. Olson was born In Cambridge, Ill.,,
fOrty'One years ago and came to Chlca.
60 In 1890. lie has lived In the Thirty
first Ward for the past sixteen years.
He studied law In Chicago and was
admitted to the bar In 1892. His prac-
tlce has been a success from the start.
Mr.. Olson belongs to the Illinois Ath-
letic Club. He has been attorney for
the Scandal Life Insurance Company
for tho mast Ave years