Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-12-03


Judge Of the
run the taxes will be greater than
the rental
Philip X. Brand, secretary and
treasurer Of the big Brand Brewing
Company, has gained for himself by
his able and honorable business rec.
ord q high place in the estimation OF
Chicaeo's leading business men.
President Charles A. Comiskey Of
the White Sox was given q surprise
party on last Saturday by his many
friends In Chicago. He was presented
with an entire new set Of furniture
for his once at the White Sox park
In the afternoon and rendered q ban.
Quet at the Automobile Club in the
evening. City Collector Ernest j..
Magerstadt. In presenting the once
furniture to Mr.. Comiskey. said:
"Mr. Comiskey. this token Is all
yours. and may It bring you the rich.
est Of good fortune and many. many
pennants. not only Of the American
League. but In the big worlds series
~ well. And, friends, let's have three
rousing cheers and q tiger for the
greatest man that baseball ever
knew"
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John F. O'Malley. the popular North
Side Democratic leader, deserves great
credit for the splendid showing every
Democratic candidate made In his ter.
ritory. O'Malley IL q hustler, and en-.
Joys the confidence and admiration OF
the rank and hle at all times. y
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william A. Doyle, the well known
lawyer and public spirited citizen.
would serve with credit In any once
within the gift Of the people.
Judge Jesse A. Baldwin In Circuit
Court Wednesday morning dissolved
the temporary injunction issued by
Judge Honore restraining the Cook
County Commissioners from taking
any steps In the creation Of o forest
park preserve district and from ex'
pending any money on the project.
Following the decision President
william Busse OF the County Board
Immediately announced the appoint.
ment Of the Forest Preserve Commits.
sion, to be composed a. follows:
Lewis Rinaker. Republican, four
years.
Charles H. wacker. Democrat two
years.
0ustavus !. Tatge, Democrat, two
years.
Nelson A. Cool. Republican. four
years.
Samuel insult, Republican, four
years.
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Albert J. Hopkins enjoys q popu'
larity In Illinois that extends from one
end OF the state to the other. His
boom for Vice.President In 1912 IL
steadily growing.
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Homer e. Tinsman. the well.knowu
attorney and former alderman. stands
high In the estimation of the people
OF Chicago. both as a lawyer and q
citizen.
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Martin ]. Breen, of the well.knowE
and deservedly successful firm Of
Breen & Kennedy. can always b.
found taking an active part In every
movement that has for its object the
betterment Of Chicago.
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Clyde A. Morrison Is to be congrat
ulated upon the immediate success
his magazine, Morrison's Weekly, at
tanned In Chicago There isn't q mag
azine in the country that has the
many features that "Morrison's Week
ly" has. nor Is there a magazine bet
ter gotten up. 1t is credit to Chi
cago and to its popular editor, and
that 1t may live long and prosper Il
the wish of everybody.
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Alderman James II. Buckley Of the
Thirteenth ward has more than made
good in the eyes of his constituents
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NJ. II. Guerin, the well known and
highly respected lawyer and master
In chancery, would make a splendid
Judge.
The county board Is busy cleaning
up as much OF its business as pos
sible, preliminary to turning its az
fairs over to the new board that will
take once next Monday. A meeting
was held last Monday and awards OF
meat contracts and the purchase OF
eleven lots adjacent to the present
county hospital grounds were adopt.
ed. another meeting will be held this
morning at which further rounding