Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-04-02

the council advised the abandoning of
the use of brick, cedar block, or any
other paving material absorbing water
in subways beneath railroad struc.
lures, and the adoption of material
that would stand water.
The next smeeting will April Is. II
will be double one-the closing ses.
sion of the present council and the
opening one Of the next. Usually the
closing session is perfunctory and Of
few minutes. Aldermen who fail of re.
election as a rule do not attend to wit.
ness the Inauguration of their vic.
torious successors. The Oak Park or.
dinance Is expected to make change
this year, as all other unfinished bust.
ness has as usual gone to the commit
tees to be named.
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Nicholas J. Schmitz Is winner for
the council in the Twenty.third ward.
and he will make one OF the best al.
dermen ever sent there.
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Harry J. Coleman Is making an ag.
gressive and winning campaign for
Alderman In the Sixth ward. He de-
serves to be elected. It Is clean, ener.
getic and forceful men like him that
We need In the council.
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Alderman John Golombiewski de.
serves the votes Of all good citizens OF
the Twenty.ninth Ward. He Is one Of
the best men in the Council and
should be kept there.
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Homer E. Tinsman would make a
splendid Judge OF the Superior Court,
and his nomination for that position
by the Republicans will be a popular
one all over the county.
Nicholas J. Schmitz will be elected
Alderman In the Twenty.third Ward
by a big plurality. He Is well known
and well liked all over the ward and
he has behind him the best Demo
cratic organization the ward has had
In years.
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Alderman William J. Pringle will
be reelected by the voters of the Third
Ward by good, substantial plurality
Harry J. Coleman is the right man
for Alderman In the Sixth Ward.
Chauncey Dewey. Congressman Mar
tin B. Madden. Judge Elbridge Hanecy
Ernest J. Magerstadt, Charles Alling
Jr., and Alderman George F. Harding
Jr.. are some Of the leading Republi
cans who are working hard for the sue
cess OF Wilson Shufelt, regular party
nominee for alderman in the Second
Ward.
The boom for sheriff for Alderman
Herman J. Bauler is growing stronger
every day. His fine record in the City
Council, and his widespread popular
ity, makes his candidacy strong one
All indications point to the election
of Charles Martin for alderman in tn,
Fifth ward. His big acquaintance ant
winning personality, coupled with hi
good record in the council before
makes his candidacy winning one.
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Homer f. Tinsman will, as he de
serves to be, nominated by the Repub
licans for Superior Court Judge ant
elected by the people, next November
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The Chicago Eagle believes in stand
ing up for the taxpayers and in call
ing attention to the tax dodgers.
II objects to any prostitution of ou
jury system either grant or petit.
II believes that corporations and mil
lionaires have as much right to ODE.
the laws as poor men.
II Is opposed to rich grafters and 1
has the people with 1t In its opposi
tion.
II believes that Fred A. Busse ha
given Chicago good administration
far better than any OF his predecessor
for years.
And 1t believes that Fred A. Buss'
has the confidence of the common
people.
Alderman George F. Harding Jr
has represented the Second ward wei