Chicago eagle., 1909-09-25
well earned popularity among the
rank and file Of the Republican party
in Chicago.

well edTHeu popularity dIuOhS thc
rank and file Of the Republican party
In Chicago.
Alderman Nolan Of the Thirty.fourth
ward has an ordinance pending before
The council requiring that all autos be
equipped with tenders, like those used
on the street cars. Mr.. Nolan has
talked with number Of mechanics
and asserted yesterday that he believed
the idea feasible and practicable.
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Joseph A. O'Donnell. the brilliant
and popular lawyer and West Park
Commissioner, has big army Of
friends In Chicago. every one OF whom
would back him for anything within
the gift Of the people.
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Homer e. Tinsman's clean record
as a lawyer and a public Official has
made him popular with all classes Of
people. He would prove an easy win.
ner for Judge Of the Superior Court
next year.
Albert @. Wheeler stands In the front
ranks Of Chicago's ablest and most
successful business men.
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George w. Paullin's clean. honest
and energetic record on the Drainage
Board has won for him a high place
in the estimation Of the people.
County Assessor Adam Wolf Is one
Of the hardest working and most pop.
ular public oflcials In Cook County.
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John c. Richberg has gained by his
clean and brilliant record as a lawyer
the confidence and highest esteem Of
the people Of Chicago.
Lawrence f. McGann, the popular
and weu.known former Comptroller, Is
being talked Of by many for the Dem.
ocratic nomination for County Treas.
urer next year.
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Isaac H0rner, popular Chicagoan,
and member Of the well.known firm
Of Henry Horner and Company, would
serve the people well as q member Of
the Sanitary Board.
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One OF the ablest, most popular and
most aggressive members Of the State
Senate Is Walter Clyde Jones. He will
have little trouble In being reelected
next year.
Colonel John 8. Cooper, the we'll
known horseman and public spirited
citizen, would make q splendid Govern
or Of Illinois.
John F. Clare, the popular and abl'
attorney. Is In line for election to tn
Municipal Court bench next year.
Joseph Zilligen Ia In line for tn
Republican nomination for alderman
In the Fourth Ward next spring. II
Is backed by some of the best men Il
the ward and his big army of friend
are preparing to make an aggressiv
/. and winning campaign for him.
! Told Out of Court" one of tn
: breeziest and most readable books eve
: gotten out, has made its appearance
: 1t Is published by p. G. Smyth, tn
popular and well known Chicago new
paper man, and relates some persons
p experiences of members OF the Chical
n bench and bar. 1t is chOck full
real wit and humor, and everyone thi
starts 10 read 1t will not leave go
1t until he has finished 1t. Mr.. Smyl
d has placed his book on all the leadir
4 book stands, where 1t can be had Il
o one dollar copy,
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II Our friends, advertisers and su
o scribers will confer favor by mai
s ing their new house numbers an
addresses to The Chicago Eagle, Ii
Washington street, at once. The ne
, system went into effect September
q and we wish to avoid any confusio
n Occasi0ned by the change.
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s. Breaking airship records Is becor
Ing quite a sport.
The milliners say they lost none
II on the 'peach basket" hat. Tn
a makes II unanimous.
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T. A Toledo paper says there are 100
900 tramps In this country. II this
I. true 1t Is only another indication
IS the widespread prosperity that Amel