Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-01
citizens who believe in rewarding hon.

citizens who believe In rewarding hon
est and clean records.
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John T.. McGOorty's election rs Judge
Of the C.scuit Court will place on the
bench an honest, painstaking. fearless
and able jurist. lie deserves the sup
port of everybody.
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Judge Marcus Kavanaugh's bril-
liant, fearless and honest record OH
the bench has gained for him the conf.
dence and high admiration of all Chi.
cagOans.
Edwin A. Olson has made grand
record as a lawyer and his election rs
Circuit Court Judge will be well de-
served.
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The long and brilliant business
career of Albert q. Wheeler has gained
for him the foremost place he holds In
Chlcago's commercial world.
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Judge Thomas q. Windcs Will expert
ence little difficulty in being reelected.
Ills good record Is well known.
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George J. Cooke the well known
brewer, lis being talked of by his big
army Of friends for County Treasurer
next year.
John +. Murrays campaign for Judge
Of the Circuit Court Is proving pop.
ular one all over Chicago. lie Is
liked by everybody that knows him.
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AS a progressive business man and II
public spirited citizen. Charles a.
Plnmondon stands high In the estlma-
ton Of the people OF Chicago.
Judge Farlin q. hall, one Of the two
chnnccllors In the Superior Court, Will
be In chambers for two weeks prepar-
Ing DEGREES In several important eases
which have been under advisement.
Among the important matters to be de-
citled Is Il case involving the constitu-
tiOnality of the act creating the Munich
pal Court. Other matters involving
estates. patent rights ami divorce de-
crees also will be disposed OF by Judge
Ball.
Frank Y. Cloidt, the popular Repub'
lican leader, ana former Sanitary Trus'
| tee, can always be found working hard
for the success of his party ut the
polls.
One of the ablest and hardest work
Ing men on the Municipal Court bench
Is Judge Hosea w. Wells.
Jacob W. Loeb can point with pride
to his long, honest and successful Gu
reer as Il lawyer.
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Former State Senator George W
Dixon for president heads the ticket O
officers of the Hamilton Club for til,
ensuing year, prepared by the regulal
nominating committee. Regular candi
dates for other posts are John ii. Bnt
ten and Albert II. Gates for vice-pres
idents. Charles j. O'COnnor for secre
tary, Hugh T.. Otto for treasurer, Wi
liam Il. Austin, Robert 3. Hes, Dwigh
Jackson, Harry G. Morris and Edwar'
]. Seymour for directors ana PHILLIP
J. Mcguire and Erank II. Stevens 70
members of the political action commit
tee. Plans for new clubhouse are OK
pected to reach fruitiOn during TIL
coming year.
| william Prentiss, the brilliant an,
well known attorney, enjoys wei
earned popularity In Chicago that OK
tends from one end Of the city to tn
other.
AS result OF tour, of the pro
posed outer park belt ana several con
gested sections of Chicago made b.
committees representing the state lep
islature, the West Park Board and tn
Civic Small Parks Commission, tn
bond issue of Sl,OOO,O00 for the eXter
sion of the park system Is, In the opin
lon of the friends of the measure, eX
pccted To meet with the approval o
the joint committee of the House an,
Senate. The tour OF the districts wa
made Monday in half a dozen automo
biles. Senator Edward j. Glacken
chairman of the Metropolitan Commit
tee; Commissioners Dreckman an,
O'Donnel of the West Park Board
| Alderman Bellfuss and Secretar
O'Neill of the Civic Small Parks Com
mission and several others made tn
trip, which extended from Sag Harbo
to Skokie marsh, near Evanston, ant
included also areas within the crOwde'
districts of the city. The needs Of fam
HES were pointed out and the opinion
] was expressed that the bond issue wa