Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-10

ment, having won tnat nOnOr tnrOugn
a promotional civil service examina-
ton. He has held the Office four
years. He passed first In the COM
petitive examination for superintend.
ent Of the Bureau Of Compensation
Of the city, but waived the position
to remain in the Building Department
He is a member Of the executive com.
mittee Of the Rogers Park Improve.
ment Association, and is also chair.
man Of the committee on lighting, Of
the same organization Mr.. Slattery
has always been staunch supporter
OF the regular Democratic organiza.
tion.
County Clerk. Joseph F. Haas
splendid record along with his wide.
spread popularity, makes his candi.
dacy for reelection tower Of
strength to the whole Republican
| ticket.
Oscar F. Hebel deserves the Repub.
licau nomination which he 10 sure
to receive.
The Corrupt Practices Act" 20.
called. is an insult to the good sense
and civic virtue Of community. It
IL the child Of q lot Of notoriety seek.
ing reformers. some Of whom are try.
Ing to live down shady pasts.
The Corrupt Practices Act" of
Oregon IL cited as an example. It
prohibits candidates from buying q
drink for voter or giving him ride
in carriage but It does not prohibit
legislatures from selling out to cor.
porations.
The laws Of Illinois provide for the
punishment Of corrupt practices nj.
ready. II these laws are enforced the
platform Of the recent Peoria confer.
ence Of Feeble.Minded Reformcrs
will become q laughing stock.
Charles A. Williams would make q
splendid Municipal Judge, and his
nomination by the Democrats will
prove q popular and q winning one.
He is q lawyer Of ability and force
and will serve the people on the
bench in q conscientious and fearless
manner. Mr.. Williams was born in
1862 at Whitewater. Wisconsin, and
received his education In the public
schools and ct the State Normal
School at Winona, Minnesota. He
graduated from the law department
Of the University OF Wisconsin In
1884 and was admitted to practice IN
Wisconsin In 1884, and In Illinois In
1888. Mr.. Williams was assistant
County Attorney in 1891, and attorney
for the State Board Of Health from
1892 to 1896. making hne records In
both positions. He is practicing law
alone with offices at 1917 Ashland
! Block, and he has met we'll deserved
success from the start. He resides
at 1916 Jansen Avenue. Mr.. VIII
! liams has always been an active Dem
ocrat, being at present State Central
Committeeman from the Tenth DIS
trict.
. Thomas J. Healy will receive the
nomination for County Treasurer al
the Republican primaries beyond any
Z doubt. His fine ofIicial record on the
!, | Sanitary Board and his good party
record are standing by him and his
. friends are more than confident. The
|. kind of fight that has been made upor
. Mr.. Healy has made friends for him
) The methods employed by his oppon
|. ents have won them no favor. eithel
. publicly or privately. Healy will heat
the Republican ticket.
!. ~A
Following Is q complete list of can
! didates for Judge Of the Municipa
! Court:
> > John g. scovel. S7ss Wentworth ave.
(Rep)
: John H. Hume. 2 Walton pl., (Rep.
M. Bruggemeyer. 1919 Michigan ave,
(Rep.)
, Stephen A. Foster. 12l47 Harvard
J. ave.. (Rep.)
{ Mckenzie Cleland, 643s Normal ave.
D (Rep.)
9 Michael F. Girten. 5s27 Princeto,
!. ave., (Rep.)
]. John w. Houston. 4o4l Lowell ave-
r. (Rep.)
I John R. Newcomer. 1920 Gladys ave,
Q (Rep.)
I Frank Grove. l24s w. Congress st
o (Rep)
Harry Hamill. 27o N. Francisco ave
/. (Rep)
n John R. Caverly. 27s 8. Clark st.
a (Dem.)
d Jacob H. Hopkins. s1s Dearborn ave
vi (Dem.)
!. John J. Rooney. 2s7O Archer ave
Al (Dem.)
James c. Martin. 2944 Indiana ave
n (Dem.)
). Charles A. Williams. 1916 Jansse
=. ave-, (Dem)
y William w, Witty, 1881 Gilpin III
(Dem.)
n Harry p. Dolan. 542 N. Homan ave
r (Dem.)
:, Thomas F. Scully. 1922 Washburn
- ave-. (Dem.)
y Lee w. Carpenter. s12l Central ave
(Dem.)
1t Edward r. Wade. 1884 Michigan ave
le (Dem)
4. Philip J. McKenna, 6sS2 sherida
10 road, Dem.)
i. George s. Foster. s2OS Wabansia ave