Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-11

Der OF many prominent clubs Of the
city, Ia married and has four children.
His home is at 1913 Aston street.
Mayor Busse couldn't have made
better appointment.
Joseph c. Blaha Is proving the able
and hard.working representative Of
the Nineteenth district down at Spring.
field that every one Of his big army Of
friends expected he would be.
Alderman James r. Buckley Of the
Thirteenth ward IL daily adding to
his popularity by his good record in
the Council.
No man on the bench in Cook coun.
ty stands higher in the estimation Of
the people than Probate Judge Charles
8. Cutting.
James c. Dooley, the popular law.
yer and former magistrate, would
serve with credit In any ONCE within
the gift Of the people.
William A. Doyle stands in the front
ranks Of Chicago's ablest lawyers and
most highly respected citizens.
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John o. Hruby, Jr., member Of the
Legislature from the Fifteenth dis.
trict, Is one OF the ablest, hardest
working and most popular lawmakers
down at Springfield.
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John HIGHLANDER, the popular City
Sealer, IL a strong supporter Of Henry
d. Captain for alderman In the TWEEN.
ty.fifth ward.
Sanitary Trustee George w. Paullin
has record to his credit as public
official. a business man and citizen
that he can at all times feel proud Of.
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Charles j. Vopicka stands foremost
among Chicago's leading business men
and public.spirited citizens.
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William II. Weber, the hard.work.
ing secretary Of the Republican Coun.
ty Central Committee, deserves the
widespread popularity he enjoys In
all parts Of Chicago.
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Alderman Jacob A. Hey's able and
honest record in the City Council has
won for him a large and loyal army of
friends In the Twenty.third ward. ev.
eryone OF whom is working tooth and
nail for his reelection.
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Henry Stuckart, popular Democratic
nominee for City Treasurer, has
opened headquarters in the Briggs
House.
The Thirty.first ward regular Repub'
lican organization, which Is headed
by Governor Deneen, Tuesday night in
dorsed the observation-disclosures
ticket. A committee waited on the
nominees to present the resolutions
passed by the ward club.
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States Attorney John f. w. Way
man on Monday appointed w. w
Witty as an assistant. Mr.. Witty, who
| is a Democrat and lives In the Nine
| teenth ward, ran for municipal judge
| on the Democratic ticket recently, but
was defeated.
No man in the City Council has an
ADLER or cleaner record to his credit
than Alderman Arthur w. Fulton of
the Thirteenth ward. His vote can at
all times be found on the side of the
peoples best interests. His re.elec'
ton by big plurality is assured.
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Henry Sherman Boutell's appoint
ment as Minister to Portugal by Presi-
dent Taft is a worthy one. The United
States can be proud of such repre-
sentative.
Albert G. Wheeler Is man whom
! Chicago Is proud to claim at all times
as one Of her ablest and most success
full financiers and public spirited citi-
Gems.
Judge John X. Caverly is making a
record on the Municipal Court bench
that is In line with his splendid record
as City Attorney.
Two hundred members of the Thirty.
third Ward Republican club met at
Merchants Hail. 1l145 Michigan
avenue, last Monday night and unani.