Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-08-05

would establish substations of the
county agents office in all poverty
stricken neighborhoods. These sta.
tons will also be headquarters for
Juvenile court probation officers.
Thousands Of children depend
largely upon private charity" said
MIR. Bartzen, land because men may
get letters asking for money for char.
ity they get the idea that all Of the
poor are taken care Of. But they are
not. The present method Is sure to
ruin children, and then the city IL
compelled to deal with them Is adult
criminals. We had better kill the
children at the start than to bring
them up poorly fed, clothed in rags,
living in holes and learning what they
do in the streets. I think the whole
problem can be handled at less ex.
pcnse by the county with improved
coalitions over the present manner"
John T. Murray, the popular attor.
ney who won such splendid victory
at the judicial primary q few years
ago, IL being strongly urged for one
Of those Democratic nominations for
Superior Court Judge.
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Q. ]. Chott, the popular lawyer and
former magistrate, IL In line for nomi.
nation by the Republicans next year
for Municipal Judge.
The big army Of friends Of Former
United States Senator Albert ]. Hop
kins are already booming him for
Vice President In 1912. That he will
be Illinois favorite son for the nomi.
nation 10 certain.
George X. Schmidt, the popular
former alderman and county commits.
sioner. would prove Q winning Re.
publican candidate for State Treas.
urer next year.
The many friends Of Daniel L.
Cruice will leave no stone unturned to
place that able and deservedly popu.
lar lawyer on the Superior Court
bench.
Albert @. Wheeler stands foremost
among Chicago's ablest linanciers and
business men.
Judge Joseph H. Fitch has proven
by his record to be the right man in
the right place. His reelection 10
assured.
Fresh blood 10 needed on the mu.
nicipal bench.
There are over four million unli.
censed dogs in Chicago. This means
. loss Of 100000 to the city in rev.
enue. The number Of new are On.
gines or Of hremen and policemen who
could be hired for this sum 10 easily
computed.
Thomas A. smyth. president OF the
Sanitary Board. saved the taxpayers
thousands of dollars when he chopped
of the heads Of some forty Job hold.
ers, whose main work evidently con.
sisted OF drawing large salaries. In
Mr.. Smyth the people have at the
head Of the drainage board an honest,
able and fearless public oficial.
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The Thirty.fifth ward has in Alder
man Irwin r. Hazen one of the ablest
and most aggressive members Of the
city council.
James M. Slattery Is making the
best Superintendent of Public Service
that Cook County has ever had. He
is an able. hard.working and cour.
teous public Official.
Former Alderman Arthur W. Full.
ton will prove winner for Superior
Court Judge on the Republican ticket
next fall.
Jacob NJ. Horn, the popular West
Side furniture manufacturer, and for
mer West Town Assessor, is being
talked Of for Sanitary Trustee next
year.
The municipal market plan which
has been found so beneficial in other
nj he. -
Mayor Harrison.
~ am heartily in favor of the es.
tablishment OF such an institution in
Chicago" he said. Anything that
will tend to reduce the cost of neces.
stiles ought to be urged by the ad.
ministration.
Several such markets as are in
operation In other cities would have
to be established here II the scheme