Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-04-01

ne next RI0erWSV rV0
meetings. One was held at Steub.
ings hall, Monticello and Grand ave.
nues and the other at Star hall, For.
tieth and Grand avenues. Both meet.
ings were we'll attended and when MIR.
Hazen was introduced II was several
minutes before he was able to pro.
coed as the audience cheered him to
the echo.
Vote for Henry d. Captain for alder.
man in the Twenty.hfth ward.
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Alderman August Krumholz will re.
ceive a larger plurality next Tuesday
in the Twenty.fourth ward than he
received In his two previous cam.
paigns.
Alderman John Powers IL due tn
receive a larger plurality in the Nine.
teenth ward next Tuesday than he
ever receivd.
Vote for Herman j. Bauler for alder.
man In the Twenty.second ward.
Twenty.third ward voters should re.
elect Alderman Jacob A. Hey. A bet.
ter man was never In the city c0un.
| Gil.
Aid. Lewis d. Sits Is one Of the
hest men in the city council and Sew.
enteenth ward voters should continue
rejecting credit upon their ward by
rejoicing him next Tuesday.
The voters OF the Thirty.fifth ward
will not make any mistake In electing
Irwin X. Hazen. the Republican can.
didate for alderman. He Is honest
and fearless.
Vote for Arthur ". Fulton for alder.
man In the Thirteenth ward.
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| Thirtieth ward voters are going
| to re-elect their fearless and popular
alderman. Michael McInerney next
Tuesday by a larger plurality than he
ever received before.
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Frank l.. Childs, the popular lawyer
and former assistant corporation cOun'
sci, is making a splendid campaign for
nomination for Superior court Judge
on the Democratic ticket at the judi
cial primary on April II. Mr.. Childs
would make a fine Judge.
Don't forget to vote next Tuesday.
Polls will be open from 6 a. m. 10
p. m.
Aid. Francis w. Taylor Is one Of
the most valuable members OF the
city council and his reelection by the
voters OF the Twenty-first ward 10 de-
sired in the best interests OF Chicago
| Our final word to the voters OF the
Thirty-fifth ward: Vote for Irwin r
Hazen and be assured of the kind OF
representation in the city council that
the ward deserves,
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| Francis S. Wilson. one of the besl
known and most popular lawyers In
| Chicago, Is a candidate for q Superior
| court nomination on the Democratic
ticket at the judicial primary April
II, He Is qualified in every way fol
a seat on the bench.
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Vote for August Krumholz for alder
man In the Twenty.fOurth ward.
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| Robert s. Hes would make splendid
| Circuit court Judge. His many friends
are working like Trojans to win fol
him the nomination to MI the vacancy
on that bench.
| Aid. Matt a. Mueller has made q
clean and energetic campaign for re
election In the Twenty-ninth ward and
a victory for him on next Tuesday
| will be well deserved. His good rec
ord commend him to the voters,
Dismissal of sixteen assistant in
structors and ten attendants from the
| playground staff of the south park
board and the automatic retirement
OF James Burdette, secretary of the
board mark the beginning of cam
paign of economy to be waged by the
present administration headed by
President John Barton Payne and
Superintendent J, +. Foster, accord
ing to statements made by both Off
Gals. The Office of comptroller, for
merly filled by j, F. Neil, was merged
with the Office of secretary. Mr. Nei
was made secretary.
Il am trying to do some good said