Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17

ternal Revenue, will be pleased to
learn of his election as president Of
the United States Audit Company.
This concern, which is one Of the
largest Of its kind in the country,
does general auditing. accounting
and appraising business, issues Ger.
titled reports on banks, corporations,
cities, public utility companies, etc.,
makes appraisals of buildings, ma.
chinery, equipments, ETC., and all
things pertaining thereto.
Alderman Irwin II. Hazen Is max
ing the able, aggressive and clean
record in the city council that every.
body that knew him expected him to
make. He is one Of the best men In
the council.
One OF the ablest, hardest working
and most conscientious men on the
municipal bench is Judge Joseph 2.
Uhlir.
Alderman Henry Utpatel Is daily
adding to his popularity in the FIJI.
teenth ward and throughout the city
by his good record In the city council.
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John P. McGoorty Is receiving en-.
thusiastic help from thousands OF his
friends all over the county in his
campaign for Judge Of the Circuit
Court.
One OF the best qualified and most
popular members Of the Municipal
Court is Judge John r. Caverly.
Announcement was made by OH.
Gals Of the Chicago Telephone Com.
pany that there were more than O
quarter million telephones in the city
limits. The exact number In use Is
25O,735. When the quarter million
mark was passed the company reached
goal it had long been striving for.
The Bell Company began business In
Chicago in 1877. The first directory
was issued In 1879, when only 76i
names were listed.
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Walter Schrojda, the well known
real estate man, and former County
Commissioner, enjoys widespread
popularity In Chicago, which he has
earned by his good record as pub.
lie official, q business man and a citi-
zen.
No man on the bench In Cook Coun.
ty stands higher in the estimation
of the people than Judge Charles NJ.
Walker.
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Judge Edward Osgood Browns able
and brilliant record on the bench has
earned for him the admiration and
confidence of all Chicagoans.
BY his able and honorable record as
a financier and business man, Albert
G. Wheeler has earned the high place
he holds in the estimation of the peo-
pie Of Chicago.
James S. Hopkins, the able and
popular attorney and Master.in-Chan.
Gerry of the Federal Court, would grace
a seat on the bench.
Judge Edmund w. Burke, who
served the people so well on the
bench, is being urged by his many
| friends for one of those Superior
Court Judgeships next fall.
| Former United States Senator AL
bert J. Hopkins holds a place in the
| estimation OF the people of Illinois
that he can at all times point to with
pride. His brilliant, honest and fear,
less record in the United States Sen.
ate and during his many terms in Con-
| gress, Is well known to everybody,
and the treachery he received when
he was wrongfully deprived of re-elec.
| ton to his seat in the Senate, will
not be forgotten when the proper time
| comes.
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Maurice T. Maloney, the well
known Illinois lawyer and banker
and former Attorney General, enjoys
a well-earned popularity throughout
the state.
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In the financial statement Of the
Chicago Title and Trust Company to
state the trust business as well as
the company business as of June a
strong position is shown. An interest
ing feature In the report is that
showing deposits of $9,646.000 in the
trust department. The funds are In.
vested principally in collateral and
real estate loans.
II. B. Riley. president of the COM