Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-09-30


g the annual output Of Chicago.
mo public Improvement that ever
could be accomplished by the city
Df Chicago would be more wise, eco
nomically beneficial, and generally ap.
preciated by the people than the ere
alton Of largo additional park space
along the city's water front BY the
construction Of breakwaters for the
retention and utilization Of Chicago's
vast amount Of waste material avail.
able for such purpose"
Ex.Ald. Albert Pothoff is making
a great success in q business line for
the Holyoke Hardware Company.
All good citizens are uniting on
Judge Marcus Kavanagh's candidacy
for reelection, and q victory for him
on November II certain.
City Sealer Peter thinner and his
deputy, william F. Cluett, have Just
completed their annual test Of milk
bottles. The test shows In 10000
tested 1892 correct, 2,056 too large,
and $50 too small.
william Richie has earned by his
long and clean record AZ q lawyer
and a citizen the highest esteem Of
the citizens Of Chicago.
Judge Edward OsgoOd Brown de.
serves the high place he holds in the
estimation Of the people Of Cook
County. His brilliant record has
earned It for him.
Senator Cull0m Ii still expecting to
see harmony descend once more upon
the rank and file Of the Republican
party in Illinois In time to elect the
regular party nominees on the ma
tional and state ticket next year. The
senator arrived In Chicago Tuesday
evening.
II am not here on a political mis-
sion, and have nothing to say abou,
politics." he said. THE Republican
party, throughout the country and
particularly in Illinois, seems to be In
a bit OF a turmoil just now, but l ex
pect to see harmony prevail again, and
I sincerely hope that all discord vii
cease before next fall. so that oil
factions can unite In supporting the
regular nominees"
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No man In Chicago stands higher
in the estimation Of the people thar
John F. Smulski, the well known
banker and Republican.
One Of the most successful OF Chi
Cages breweries is the Tosetti Brew
Ing Company. Its beer Is popular
everywhere.
The aldermanic campaign will nov
proceed to warm up.
~
The first opposition to the subwa!
plan was shown Wednesday after
noon when Alderman Jens N. Hyldah
of the 27th ward refused to vote TO
the proposed ordinance creating
subway commission, introduced int
the city council Monday night, an
referred to the locsl transportatio
committee. It was In q meeting o
the committee that Alderman Hyldah
refused to cast his vote and asked
that the consideration OF the subjec
be postponed. 1t was postponed un
til Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Alderman Hyldahl took the groun,
that the ordinance takes from tn,
city council the right to locate route
for tunnels In the subway. and othe
things.
Fred w. Block, the popular DEM
cratic leader and former City Treal
urer, is being urged by his friend
to come out for Congress In the Sixt
District. Mr.. Blocki would have littl
trouble In winning either the n0min,
ton or the election and he woul
prove worthy representative Of tn
people at Washington.
Judge Joseph H. Fitch. Democrat
candidate for re-election,i 10 Sugars Q
age and has been resident Of Chicag
since 1866. He was admitted to pra'
tice In 1881 and was Master in Char
Gerry. Superior Court, In 1928. HI
practice as lawyer was general !
character, but lately he specialized l
condemnation cases and special q
sessments. He was elected Judge {
the Superior Court In November. 1911
to fll . vacancy and received
plurality of nearly 10000 votes. H
has been on the bench but fou
months but at the Bar Association
recent primary he received the higl
est vote cast for any Democratic Cal