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

proved by the city council water com.
mittee. An ordinance authorizing its
construction was recommended for
passage.
The tunnel Is to tap the city's new
tourteen.foot tunnel at list street and
Drexel avenue. It will have capacity
of 100000 gallons Of water daily.
Members Of the city council will in.
spect the city's new tunnel this after.
noon. It will be ready for use In De.
cember. Its daily capacity is 100000.
900 gallons.
Thomas Taylor. Jr.'s long and bril-.
liant record as master In chancery
especially qualities him for seat on
the bench and his nomination for Cir.
cult Court Judge Is worthy one.
Hugo Pam, candidate for Superior
Court Judge, 10 daily gaining In
strength and all indications point to
his election by big plurality. Mr..
Pam is one of the best known lawyers
in Chicago and 10 fitted In every way
for seat on the bench.
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Judge Joseph H. fitch should be re-
elected. He is an honest, painstaking
and upright Judge. Vote for him.
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Predictions are being made on all
sides that John J. Coburn will be
elected Judge Of the Superior Court by
. handsome plurality. He IL the kind
Of man the people want a. Judge.
Albert G. Wheeler has won by his
record as o hnancier. business man
and a public spirited citizen. the ad.
miration Of everybody.
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Judge Hickman Scanlan's honest
and fearless record on the bench has
made him popular with all classes of
people In Chicago.
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| William Richie stands foremost
among Chicago's ablest and most sue
cessful lawyers.
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James s. Hopkins. the popular law.
yer and master In chancery, would
grace seat upon the bench.
Cold storage products we're given
hearing before the council judiciary
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ordinance providing against the keep
ing Of food In cold storage for long
err period than ten months was con
sidered by the committee.
So many interests are involved In
the passage OF the ordinance, how
ever, that the committee decided to
hold public hearings ON the measure
noon at 2 o'clock in the judiciary com
mittee's room in the city hall.
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AS one of Cook County's leading jur.
lists, Judge Edward Osgood Brown en-.
Joys the confidence and admiration OF
all the people.
Alderman Cullerton Is right In get
ting after the cold storage business
in Chicago.
The estimated cost of the proposed
subway for the elevated roads cars
was placed at $l2,0O0,oOO by the com.
mission which made the plans, which
Is composed Of City Engineer John
Ericsson, f. c. Shankland and ]. ].
Reynolds.
Four and FIVE car trains on the
South Side Elevated Railroad COM
pany's lines are to be run as the re.
suit Of an inspection trip made over
the lines Tuesday by Local Transpor-
tation Expert NJ. c. Buckley and sew
eral officials of the company. Mr..
Buckley called the officials's attention
to the overcrowdng of trains. The
inspection trip was made after numer.
Gus complaints came to the transpor.
tation expert.
Both as a Judge and a citizen, John
r. Caverly Is liked and respected by
all who know him.
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President Thomas A. Smyth OF the
sanitary board Is an honest and fear.
less public official.
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| The telephone gang sprang a new
joke the other day. Drop a nickel
In the slot and get an alderman"
| They may be fooled at that.
Andrew J. Redmond. Republican
nominee for Superior court Judge has