Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-03

ing last Monday night at Rainier
Hall, Logan Square and Milwaukee
avenue. After the speakers, among
them Alderman Littler and Hyldahl.
Commissioner Smulski Of the West
Park Board, and Clayton Smith OF
the Board Of Local improvements.
had finished, fifty new members were
added to the Association, trebling It's
strength.
The Democrats couldn't name bet.
ter man for one Of those Superior
Court Judgeship nominations than J.
NJ. Laventhal.
Louis Levy, the popular lawyer and
Sixth Ward Democrat, is in line for
election to the municipal bench next
year.
Judge Thomas Scully Is making the
fine record on the Municipal Court
bench that everyone Of his big army
of friends expected he would make.
Morton T. Culver, the well known
and highly respected lawyer. would
make a strong Republican candidate
for Superior Court Judge next fall.
Judge william +. Dever's good rec.
ord on the bench Is in keeping with
his brilliant career in the City Coun'
Gil.
Alderman Henry. Utpatel Is one Of
the ablest, hardest working and most
popular members Of the City Council
Judge Frank Baker has gained by
his long and honorable career on the
bench the highest esteem OF all Chi
cagoans. i,
Philip Knopf, the we'll known Re
publican leader and former Congress
man, enjoys we'll earned popularity
in Chicago that extends from one
end of the city to the other.
~
Joseph F. Haas, the popular former
County Clerk. is In line for election
as Chief Bailiff of the Municipal Court
next year.
Alderman Lewis D. Sits. OF the
Seventeenth Ward, Ia q good public
official. He Is at all times working
In the best interests Of the people.
Joseph c. Blaha, by bis good worh
In the Legislature, has proven to the
people of the Nineteenth District thai
he Is the kind of public ofiicial ev
eryone Of his friends predicted hi
would be.
Albert H. Putney, the popular at
torney and dean OF the Illinois Col
lege of Law, is talked Of for Superior
Court Judge by the Democrats.
Robert Redfeld would prove 9
popular candidate on the Democratic
ticket for Judge of the Superior Court
next fall.
John C. King, the we'll known ant
highly respected attorney, woult
grace seat on the Superior COurt
bench.
| More than 500 citizens of South Chi
cago left for Springfield Monday Il
turge Governor Deneen to sign thu
Kleeman Calumet harbor bill. Tn,
delegation was headed by Arend Val
Vlissengen, Henry w. Lee, one of thu
originators of the inland harbor prop
osition, and President Lykke of tn,
South Chicago Business Mems Asso
citation. The Kleeman bill, whicl
passed both Houses of the Legisla
ture by unanimous vote, provides
for an inland harbor in Lake Calu
met. It also empowers the Sanitar,
District to construct this harbor. Tn
cost OF the project, according to Eng
neer Lee and Government experts
will be about s4,000,OOO.
State Representative Frank Ryal
has been appointed "A temporar
ward superintendent under the sixt
day clause, as these places are ur
der civil service.
The last obstancle in the way of tn
$l0.000.000 Field Museum was remoy
ed when Governor Deneen affixed hi
signature to the bill passed by tn
legislature authorizing the erection @
the massive structure in jackson
Park.
The work already is underway, an,
the contracts for the first step of tn,