Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-06

clean ana light structure.
Compel Park Commissioners to light
and take over street bordering on
PARKS and bOulevaris. 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 It on South and
North Side. Why don't we have It?
More appropria atoms for West Side.
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It's all over but the shouting az far
as Francis ID. Connery's campaign for
City Clerk II concerned. lie will win
In a walk. The popular and honest
Alderman from the Twenty.elghth
Ward has the people Of Chicago be-
hind him. I i,
August Peters, the nominee Of the
Democrats Of the Twenty.sixth Ward
for Alderman. should Ike elected and
every voter Of the ward who wants to
be represented In the city council by
an able. thoroughly qualified and ag.
gressive Alderman should see that he
IL elected. The Twenty.slxth Ward
and all Chicago needs man OF Mr..
Peters ability ana experience In the
council and no effort should he wasted
In seeing that he Is elected. Mr.. Pet.
ers is % years old and was born IN
North Germany. coming to Chicago In
1870 where he has lived ever since,
residing for the past nineteen years IN
the Twenty.first Ward. Mr.. Peters II
In the real estate business and Is one
Of the most successful dealers in Chi.
cago. His offices are at Lincoln avenue
ana Grace street, right In the center OF
the Twenty-slXth Ward. He IL well
acquainted with the ward and knows
all Its requirements. Mr.. Peters Is a
tax expert and worked for years with
General Lleb. His former connection
with the treasury and assessment de-
partments Of the city makes him es
pecinlly qualified to represent the ware
In the council. He enjoys to the full
est extent the confidence and high es
TEEN Of his nelghbors. The Twenty
sixth Ward IL to be congratulated
upon the candidacy Of MIR. Peters ant
his election In desired In the best In
terests not only Of the Twenty.sixti
Ward, but OF all Chicago. The vOterl
OF the ward will never regret having
elected him. He will make recOr(
that every one Of his constituents vii
be able to point to with pride.
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Judge Thomas q. Windes has serves
the people honestly, ably and fearlessl
on the bench. and his reelection l
Justly deserved.
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49,
The nomination by the Democrats Q
Charles Il. collars for Alderman In tn
Twenty-fifth Ward, was an eXcellen
One and one that should meet wit
hearty approval Of the people ut til
polls on April 9th. An able and fore.
ful man, Mr.. collars commands the col
; fidence and high admiration of all VIII
know him, and his election will Civ
Chicago one of the best aldermen sh
has ever had. 1t is brainy, honest an
vigorous men like Mr. collars that M
, needed In the council. and all good cit
zens of the Twenty-ffth Ward regarl
less of politics. will be honoring then
selves and their ward by casting thel
votes for him and electlng him. VI
collars was born in Fort Wayne. Ind
} thlrty-four years ago. He was gradl
ated from Denlson University at Graz
T vile, Ohio, and was admitted To I'll
bar at indianapolis. Mr.. collars wa
, trial attorney for the Pennsylvini
Q system for two years. lie started la
\ lprnctice in 1903 and has been success
I ful from the start. lie enjoys the hlgl
D est respect and admiration of bot
bench and bar Mr.. collars fatht
I served rs Judge of the Supreme Coul
of Indiana. The tax payers of Il
Twenty-fifth Ward will be voting II
I their best interests by, casting the
votes for Charles u. collars for aide
, man.
S %6
Edward O. Brown deserves r
g election to the Circuit Court bench. II
has made an honest, fearless and clea