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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20

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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20

the historic pile. In order to over.
come the difaculty Mr.. Morgan might
buy Italy and thus cease to be . for.
eigner In that country.
Preparing Q young man for the bat.
tie Of life by paralyIing him from the
hips down or by shattering his spine
may seem reasonable to some Of the
college presidents. but II will b i'm.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20

out the works Of the late Noah Web
ster.
Farming ought to prosper In Ala.
bama. The Legislature at it, last ses.
sion authorized the Commissioner Of
Agriculture to offer cash prizes to the
farmers In each county for the best
mule colt, the best horse colt. the best
acre Of corn and wheat and oats and
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20
ian has City Attorney John r. Cav.

than has City Attorney John r. Cav.
erly.
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A vote for Frank 8. Ryan for Con.
gress in the Sixth district IL a rebuke
to Cannonism and q disapproval Of
legislation favoring monopolies and
trusts.
No man In Chicago stands higher in
the estimation Of the people than does
Virgil NJ. Brand, the well known
brewer and public.spirited citizen.
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Vote for Frank 8. Ryan for Con.
gress In the Sixth District and be with
the winner.
James v. O'Donnelf has made
splendid record AZ q lawyer and Q
master. in-chancery and he would make
. splendid Judge Of the Superior
Court.
~
Frank 8. Ryan 10 the right man to
represent the people Of the Sixth Dis.
trict In Congress. He will make IN
able. honest and courageous Congress
man and will be found voting at all
times In the interests Of the people.
Aa>
William Hale Thompson would make
splendid presidsnt Of the Sanitary
Board.
l Mason B. Starring stands foremost
among Chicago's most progressive bust.
ness men and public-spirited citizens.
DR.. Thomas J. 0Malley enjoys q
well.earned popularity all over Chi.
cago.
Edward Osgood Brown made one Of
the best judges Of the Circuit Court
the people Of Cook County have ever
had. and he will make equally as good
q Judge Of the Superior Court His
nomination by the Democrats will
prove popular with everybody.
John Schermann 10 being besought
by his many friends to again enter
the city council from the Sixteenth
ward. His record before In the coun.
Gil was an able and clean one. and he
Is the strongest man In the ward the
Republicans can name.
! ~
John J. Geraghty, the well known
manufacturer OF campaign badges and
buttons. enjoys q popularity In Chi
cago that extends from one end OF the
city to the other.
Homer =. Tinsman will prove a pop
ular and winning candidate for Judge
OF the Superior Court on the Repub
lican ticket next year.
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Albert G. Wheeler stands In the
front rank Of Chicago's ablest and
most highly esteemed business mer
and financiers.
| p. J. O'Keeffe has gained by hi
splendid record as lawyer and a pub
lie spirited citizen the confidence ant
highest esteem of all Chicagoans.
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The nomination for Municipal Judg'
next year of Theodore c. Mayer, tn,
able and well known attorney ant
former magistrate. would please ever!
one Of his big army Of friends.
!, Edward Muelh0efer. the well know
and well liked Republican leader ant
former Alderman OF the Twenty.sec
ond ward, would make a splendit
member OF the County Board.
James c. Martin. the well know
lawyer and former Justice of tn,
Peace, Ia In line for election to tn,
Municipal Court next year. The Dem
, ocrats will make no mistake in noml
mating him.
u The many friends of Ernest j. Ma
. gerstadt. the able and hard.workini
City Collector, are urging him to be
come a candidate for president OF tn
Sanitary Board. His nomination
would prove popular one
/ Frank 8. Ryan ia the choice Of tn
people In the Sixth district and don
you forget It.
II Charles A. Mcbonaid. the uoDula
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20
CLEAN SPORT IS DESIRED MOST,

What constitutes an amateur In
athletics Ia a problem which has long
bothered the ofhcials Of athletic or.
ganizations. and especially those In
authority at colleges and universities.
Il has developed bitter controversies.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20
MASON 3. STARRING,
President Northwestern Elevated Railroad.

hay and Irish or sweet potatoes. The
prizes run from Ave to twenty-five dol.
lars. and will be awarded beginning
with the year 1910.
One Of the prima donnas. answer.
Ing her husbands charge Of desertion.
says the only foundation for It lies
In the fact that she refused to give
him any more money. Still. he prob.
ably doesn't regard even that - be-
Ing trivial.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20

lawyer and Democratic leader in the
Twenty.fifth Ward, will BE- nominated
and elected to the Superior Court
bench next year. a. he deserves to be.
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Col. w. II. Baldwin, the popular Chi.
cago manager for the Indiana Refining
Company, manufacturers Of the we'll.
known Liquid Asphalt and Liquid Az.
phalt Binder, IL to be congratulated
upon the splendid success his com.
pany has achieved In this city.
Truth II stranger than fction-that
10 to say. moro Of . stranger.
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Frank 8. Ryan 10 the right man to
elect to Congress in the Sixth dis.
trict. Clean, honest and fearless, he
will represent Gil the people and not
. few.
49,
Well. there's one comfort-nobody
ID asking. rs II hot enough for youf"
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The nomination Of Charles q. Cruik.
shank for Clerk Of the Probate Court
on the Republican ticket next year
would prove . popular and . winning
one.
The ultimate consumer has at last
been located. He 10 the dog that ate
Cooks shoes.
Edward Osgood Browns nomination
for Superior Court Judge will strength.
en- the whole Democratic ticket next
year. He was one Of the best men
ever on the Circuit Court bench and
no 10 popular with the Democratic
rank and flle.
II language was given to ~ TO clothe
our thoughts. It's too bad there are 20
many misiits.
Colonel James Hamilton Lewis com.
mands the confidence and admiration
Of all the Democrats Of Chicago and
throughout Illinois.
~
Soon aeroplane accidents will be ~
fashionable AZ appendicitis operations
were few years ago.
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John j. Bradley's boom for Sheriff
is steadily growing.
Fred w. Blocki made one Of the best
City Treasurers Chicago ever had. and
he would make equally a. good q
Mayor.
Frank 8. Ryan has a united Democ
racy behind him for Congress In the
Sixth District. His election. which Il
certain. will give the people Of thu
district Congressman that they will
at all times be proud Of.
|
To cure the Anglo German war fever
Europe should take large dose o.
international brotherly love.
Frank 8. Ryan IL an easy winner
for Congress In the Sixth District
He has the people with him.
|. William l.. O'Connell. the popula
and Woodworking chairman Of tn
Democratic County Central Commit
tee. would make good Mayor Of Chi
cago.
BENJAMIN F. Nicholson mas mad
himself popular by his good record Q,
attorney for the West Park Board. an,
his nomination for Judge Of the gu
perior Court next year will prove {
winning one.
Talk of Senator Albert c. Clark TO
County Treasurer on the Republican
ticket next year IL growing strongs
every day. His splendid public an,
business records coupled with his wide
spread popularity with the rank an,
file Of the party makes him a logica
candidate.
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As q matter Of fact, your neigh
bors think Just as disagreeable thing
about you a. you think about them.
J. Pierpont Morgan has tried to bu.
royal castle In Italy and failed. al
though he offered e5.o00.00 for It. tn
Italian government claiming that n
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20
EAOLHTS.

John +. Smulski, who made q hne
record as State Treasurer. a. City At
torney, as Alderman and ~ President
Of the West Park Board, was formally
nominated for Mayor at q big Repuo.
lican meeting In the Twenty.eighth
Ward Tuesday night. In resolutions
which were unanimously adopted.
The resolutions. which were intro.
duced by Henry c. Anderson, Pres!.
dent Of the precinct club. follow:
Resolved. That we. the members Of
the Second Precinct, Twenty.eighth
Ward regular Republican Club, and
former voting precinct Of the Hon.
John f. Smulski. do hereby advocate.
recommend. and indorse, for the high
ONCE OF Mayor of Chicago. one Of our
foremost business men and lawyers;
one who. as member of the City
Council of Chicago when 1t was In
great need OF strong. honest and In.
telligent men to protect its rights and
interests from the grasping corpora.
lions, made record that his friends
and neighbors are proud Of.
And who. during his several terms
as City Attorney. lifted that Office from
the most abused and neglected depart.
ment of the city government to the
high standard we find 1t to-day, by
driving out of business the personal
injury combination Of dishonest law
yers and thereby saving millions Of
dollars to the taxpayers Of Chicago.
AS State Treasurer OF Illinois Mr..
Smulski was the first to turn over Of his
own accord to the people Of the State
Of Illinois all of the Interest accruing
from public funds In his hands.
amounting to upwards OF million dol.
lars.
Therefore, II Is with pride that we,
his neighbors, after presenting his rec
ord to the people for their approval,
ask that he be promoted to the high
and honorable office of the Mayor OF
the most progressive city Of the world
where he. with his ability and force,
will bring out Chicago as the shining
light of the universe, as 1t Justly
| should be-"
~
Alderman Herman ]. Bauler OF the
Twenty-seco Ward Is working hard
to have twenty-one men added to the
bridgetenders' department. This would
make 1t possible for the men who are
working twelve hours every day In
the year and have no lunch hour to
have one day of In nine and enable
the new men to work on the bridges
and In the following order: One man
to relieve the eight men on four
bridges and one man to relieve the
eight men on two or three bridges.
Every Democrat In the Sixth dis
trict should rally around the candi
dacy OF Frank 8. Ryan for Congress-
His election means much to the party
| M nuh1ic nflcia1 In Chica On has =
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20
possible to convince the parents Of the
unfortunate boy that the system ID
what II should be.

An anxious subscriber writes to the
New York Evening Post to suggest
with much earnestness that the speech.
ca and writings Of Daniel Webster he
made part OF the course Of study In
the public schools. Probably there will
he no serious objections to this. But
they should not be allowed to crowd
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20

Every Democrat In the Sixth dis
trict should rally around the candi.
dacy OF Frank 8. Ryan for Congress.
His election means much to the party.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20

Frank 8. Ryan Is the choice Of the
people In the Sixth district and don't
you forget It.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20

The many friends Of Ernest j. Ma.
gerstadt, the able and Woodworking
City Collector, are urging him to be-
come candidate for president OF the
Sanitary Board. His nomination
would prove a popular one.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20

No public oihcial In Chicago has a
cleaner or ADLER record to his credit
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20

James c. Martin. the well known
lawyer and former Justice of the
Peace, Is In line for election to the
Municipal Court next year. The Dem.
ocrats will make no mistake In nomi.
mating him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-20

Charles A. Mcdonald. the popular
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02

Brooks and family, Quin Faulkner and family. Mrs. George Kay and children. Mir. Hansen and family and Earnest Mann and family.
 Mrs. Fovera is improving her ranch by having boxes put in all the irrigat- ing ditches.
 MT. and Mrs. Oliver Smith are both very low with typhoid fever. It seems that the disease is getting a hold in this part of the valley and every pre- caution should be taken to guard against it. There are two cases re- ported from Cartwright.
 Miss Bessie Keesler is very sick with diptheria Miss Keesler became i'll on Thursday of last week while at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Nelson, but being subject to throat trouble she did not realize what the trouble was until becoming so i'll on Sunday a physician, pr. Bell was called and pronounced the disease diptheria- She is reported as being somewhat better.
 MT. and Mrs. George Kay drove to Phoenix Monday evening to hear sun shine" Hawkes. deliver his last lecture at the Chautauqua.
 A number. of ladies, members of the Cartwright Home Mission Society
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
OSBORN.

Osborn, Oct. 1.-Services at Bethel church Sunday will be as follows; Sunday school at 10 a. m-; lesson, Paul, the Prisone--the Arrest; {; preaching morning and evening by the pastor. Rev. G. w. Forman; sub jects-morning. The Witness of the Spirit; evening. Forgiven" At the close of the morning discourse the regular monthly communion service will be observed. All believers are invited to partake in the service. Ep- worth league service at D. m. Pray CT meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45. The fourth quarterly meeting will be held at the church Monday night The presiding elder. Rev. J. E. Crutchfield. will be present and preside. The Woman's Home Mis- sion society will meet at the par sonage Tuesday afternoon. All mem bers are urged to be present.
 Mrs. A w. Gregg and Miss Mar garet Weber went to town Wednes7 day afternoon.
 Mrs. L. D. Liddy was visiting Mrs. w H Perry last Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Brimmer have moved to town. They were caring for Mrs. George Smiths home during her absence in California.
 Miss Daisy Buck was called to Tempe on business Tuesday evening
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02

after school.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. r. Van Kirk spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Ralph Quinn. and later in the after noon drove over to see Captain and Mrs. J. A. Potts.
 Mrs. Jantzen- and Mrs. Lawrence were in Phoenix Thursday afternoon,
 Harry c. Thomas has completed two brick houses in the Thomas place and has material enough on the ground to erect three more.
 Mrs. R. B. Quinn spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. NJ V War ren.
 Mrs. s. C. McElhaney went to see Mrs. Jack Harris at tEe Sisters hos pital last Friday Miss Senie Bates stayed Wednes- day night with her sister, Mrs. E. M. Fugua.
 F. T. Hunt and family moved into one of the Williams cottages on the car line last Friday: Mir. Hunt has been in the valley about a year. but resided in Phoenix. Some years ago he was here, but went away to try other countries. such as Colorado and oregon. MT Hunt is a well digger.
 Miss Drusha Tarbet visited the sixth and seventh grades Wednesday.
 Mrs. Michaels drove to Phoenix "Wednesday.
 Mrs. George Smith returned home ! from California Thursday morning. She was accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Belt Fine. MT. Fines health is reported somewhat better. Justus Goebel has gone east, to be gone about three weeks Four iron hoops on the large tank at the Indian school broke Tuesday evening and caused a great deal of noise The tank was full at the time.
 F. J. Lee drove to Phoenix We'd nesday morning.
 The 4O-acre tract of land west of Gordon Tweed's home, on McDow- ell road and North Seventh avenue. is being cleared of brush.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Whitton and
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
$2O to SIS

enough to accommodate sixteen boys. The sixth, seventh and eight grades will receive two and one-half hours lessons. and the fourth and fifth two and three-quarter hour lessons a week. Mondays and Wednesdays are the days set aside for these lessons. New pupils are being added each week Some have been transferred to the city schools on account of their parents change of residence.
 Mrs. Bob Robinson left for her home on the south side Friday, after spending several days at the home of her mother, Mrs. George Smith. Several of Mrs. Fasburg's friends met with her Friday. It was her birthday, and while it was not ex- actly a surprise party, the guests met with Mrs. Fasburg and formed a sewing circle for the afternoon. Those present were Mrs. J. Nj. Creighton. Mrs. NJ. H. McNeil. Mrs. Frank Theroux and Misses Jessie and Mary Creighton. Mir and Mrs. William Nellis re- turned to their home last week, but rensained only one day. They have purchased a home elsewhere, and came to have their household goods shipped to that point. Mir. and Mrs. , Patterson are still occupying the Nellis home.
 Mrs Matt Morrell was calling on friends Wednesday.
 Mrs. Frank Lee is suffering from fall she received while in Pres colt. MT. and Mrs. George Day of Buckeye are spending a few weeks with Mrs. Lee until her condition improves.
 Mir. James Fuqua fell from the dump at the Moo-Cow creamery Thursday morning and injured his knee.
 F. P. Martin vacated the Sparks place this week and MT. Louis Kohl and family have taken possession of it Until about a year ago MT. and Mrs. Kohl lived on this ranch a number of years.
 Miss Parker returned from her va cation, spent in California, Thursday morning. Miss Parker is a teacher in the Indian school.
 Mrs. w. l.. Feel visited with her mother, Mrs. George Smith, Thurs day.
 Miss Blossom Perry of Buckeye is residing with her uncle and aunt. Mir and Mrs. Turner Perry, and attending Osborn school.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4
s..s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s
FOWLER.

Fowler, Oct. 1.-Church announce ments at the Baptist church. Sunday school at 10 o'clock Sunday morning; preaching services at II o'clock. con ducted by the pastor. Rev. J. H. Smith. Preaching at 7:30 Sunday evening. Prayer meeting at the church Thurs day evening.
 The Holiness church-Sunday school at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Cottage prayermeeting Friday evening.
 Mrs. MacCabe Wall of Isaac visited Mrs. J. P. Ivy Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. J. H. Smith drover over to Mesquite neighborhood Friday and spent the day with Mrs. Roy Butler.
 Mir. Golding and family moved into the adobe house on Mir. Hill's ranch Thursday. They have been living for the past year at Hills fruit ranch. assisting in the care of the fruit. Mir. Golding will act as MT. Hills foreman this year.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dick Taylor of Phoenix spent the day Wednesday with MT. and Mrs. George Kay.
 Mrs. J. G. Brooks took dinner Thurs day with Mrs. J. P. Ivy.
  have had the Fowler ranch rented dur ing the past year are moving this week to separate ranches. MT. and Mrs Mil- Ter are moving on the Smith ranch just south of the school house and MT. and Mrs. Coleman are going on to the west part of the Taylor ranch.
 Edgar Brooks was a guest Thurs day night of the little Gamme1l boys.
 Mrs. M. B. Brooks visited Mrs. Brownsberger and Mrs. McIlmoif Mon day.
 Almost everybody went to Phoenix Monday to attend the circus. Owing to the fact that the show was late in ar irving many were compelled to come home after the parade instead of stay ing for the show. Some of those who went to town, were Lew Graham and family, Mir bills and family, M- B..
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
Latest Models in Cloth Dresses

children are at home again. after spending most of the summer at Long Beach. Just now they are having their home renovated.
 Mir and Mrs U. N Newkirk and children took advantage of the holi- day given to the school on show day and enjoyed a picnic near Cam q Back. They were joined by Mir. Severinghouse.
 Mrs. W. T. Miller and Mrs. Lille Tarbet drove to the Fowler district Thursday. Mrs. Miller is contem- plating a move in that direction.
 Mrs Toney and a friend enjoyed drive in our vicinity this week.
 In the death of Clyde $. Evans our district lost one of it's best citizens. He was not only a public spirited man, but was devoted to his fam fly. He was a faithful member of the Presbyterian church and Sunday school and was always found in his place Mir Evans was a loyal sup porter of the teachers in the school and never failed to thank them for the care and patience they extended his children. The school children sent beautiful floral offerings to be placed on the. casket.
 Mr and Mrs Chapin Hall. who were living in the Harry Kay house, moved to town this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Connolly of Colorado are visiting MT. and Mrs. W. T. Gibson. Mrs. Gibson and Mrs Connolly are sisters.
 MT and Mrs. Cottrell and children of Alhambra spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Dan Steele.
 Willis Hahn, youngest son of MT. and Mrs. George Nj. Hahn, was taken suddenly ill at his home on North Central avenue last Monday even ing and was hurriedly conducted to the doctor. It was found he was suffering from an acute attack of appendicitis, and an operation was performed. At last reports he was getting along nicely.
 pr. Dameron was at the school Tuesday morning to make an eX- animation of the children's eyes. The doctor was much pleased with the conditions and found all the chil- dren in all the rooms clean and healthy looking.
 Frank Dom hauled a load of lum Der out from town Wednesday. Ru- mors are afloat that a building is to be erected for a couple of young people who are to be married soon.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02

Work on the car line extension is being rapidly done, the large trees west of the Willard place and still farther north having been blown out and the country north of the canal has been cleared of its desert growth.
 Charley Clanton will move to Buckeye the last of the week. For some time he has been living on the 1 DOrOn place, two miles east of the Cave Creek road. Mir. Miller will move to the Doron place. Not long ago Mir. Miller's tent house was de- stroyed by fire northeast of Phoenix.
 Mrs. Miles was i'll the early part of the week.
 Mrs. $. c. McElhaney spent last Wednesday with her mother. Mrs. Reuben Hill. on Grand avenue. Captain and Mrs. J. A. Potts spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. s. A. Garrett.
 Mir. Frields of Tempe spent We'd nesday night with his old friends, MT. and Mrs. Theroux, before his departure for the east. Mrs. Bowles. who has been in Prescott during the summer. came AlpiAiN
 Mir and Mrs. Corbus are enjoying visit from their daughter and her family of California.
 Misses Jessie and Mary Creighton attended Mir. Hawks lecture Monday evening.
 Mrs. Cage spent Thursday night with Mrs. w. l.. Feel.
 Mrs. A. G. Munro spent Thursday with Mrs George H. Munro. The friends of Major Samson were much pleased to see him out for a short drive Thursday afternoon. He was taken as far as the Indian school and was not greatly fatigued.
 Mrs. J. T. Perry spent Wednesday with her mother
 P. F.. Moore went to Buckeye Thusday and will return Saturday.
 MT. Orr has rented his new home and is now having c. F. Tannehill erect a smaller one for his family this winter.
 Tuesday after school Misses Mckee and Smith and Mrs. Van Kirk went to the meeting of the city teachers. Plans and instructions on the art work were given for two weeks.
 Mir Curtis was out Thursday to arrange for the commencement of manual training Monday. The build ing is completed and tools and ma terial on hand. The building is large