Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-28

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and secured his education here. He
attended the Ogden school, graduated
from the Central High school, the Chi
cago university and the Union College
Of Law. He Was Master In Chancery.
% has been said, and for ok years
was court clerk Of the County Court.
under Judge Richard Prendergast. A.
q lawyer he has been markedly sue.
cessful and has won many cases be.
fore the Supreme Court. In 1884 be
married Elisabeth Goehegan and 70
sides at 1908 Winona avenue. He 10 .
member Of the Chicago Bar Associa.
ton. Chicago Law Institute and the
lroquois club.
One Of the ablest, best known and
best qualified candidates for Superior
Court Judge 10 Charles M. Foell. Re.
publican nominee. Mr.. Foell, who as
everybody knows Is q member Of the
city council from the Twenty.hrst
ward, has proven by his public record
and his lawyers record that he Is
fitted In every way for q seat on the
bench. He would make fair and
honest Judge. Alderman Foell was
born in Dubuque County, Iowa, in
1870, and was educated In the country
and public schools Of Iowa. He was
graduated from Cornell College. Mt.
Vernon, Iowa, In 1894, and from
Northwestern University Law school
In 1895. He commenced to practice
law Immediately after graduating.
opening ohices In the Atwood Build.
ing, now the Straus, and has been
there ever since. Alderman Foell Is
associated in his law practice with
Marvin e. Barnhart. He was elected
| to the City Council In 1906 and was
reelected In 1908 and 1910. His rec.
ord there has been grand one and
| he 10 today one Of the leaders OF that
body. He has served on all tho com.
mittees Of importance, being chair.
man Of the Finance Committee dur.
ing the council year Of 1910 and 1911.
| He ia still q member Of that commit.
tee and also Of the Local Transporter
ton Committee. He was appointed
by Mayor Busse as O member OF the
| Chicago Harbor Commission and has
been one Of the most active members
Of It. He helped pass at the last ses.
sion Of the Legislature the harbor
bill enabling legislation under which
the city 10 now proceeding. In nom.
mating Mr.. Foell for Judge Of the su.
perior Court the Republicans did
themselves credit and the voters Of
Cook County will never regret elect
Ing him.
Hugo Pam, Republican candidate
for Judge Of the Superior court, was
born in Chicago. Jan. 20. 1870 and
has lived here ever since. His par.
ents, Alexander Pam and Cscilie
| (Oesterreicher) Pam. came from Bo-
hemia, Austria MIR. Pam was edu.
Gated In the public schools. gradual.
Ing from the walsh school. receiving
the Foster medal and from the West
Division high school in 1889. Mr..
Pam graduated from the University
Of Michigan with the degree Of Phi.
B. In 1892. He began the study OF
law in the fall Of 1892; took the bar
examination In 1898, and was admitted
at the next term Of the Supreme court
Of our state. Mr.. Pam was first con-
nected with the Arm of Moses. Pam
& Kennedy, then successfully was q
member of the Arm OF Pam, Donnelly
& Glennon. Pam. Calhoun Il Glennon
and my present arm. Pam, Hurd &
Day. the other members being Mr..
Max Pam, Mr.. Harry B. Hurd and
Mr.. Stephen A. Day, the offices being
in the Rookery building. He has con.
fined himself to the practice of law
exclusively since 1892, and 1t has been
| success from the start. He 10 q
member of the Standard club. the
Ravisloe Country club. the Illinois
| Athletic club, member of the Chicago
Bar association and Illinois State Bar
association. Mr.. Pam was one of the
founders of the Maxwell Street Settle
ment, which was one of the first col.
lege settlements In the city Of Chi.
cago. being located In the congested
district near Hull House. He Ia lee.
turer on history, civics and social
topics OF the day for the English Edu.
cational club of the Chicago Hebrew
Institute. Mr.. Pam resides at the
MetrOpole hotel.
He 10 qualified In every way for a
seat on the bench and the voters OF
Cook county will never regret electing
| him.
Andrew ]. Redmond, Republican
nominee for Superior court Judge,
was born in Philadelphia In 1864 and
came to Illinois In 1871. Completing
| studies In the public school he entered