Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-02-04

out delay or additional expense. |
Every telephone thus becomes ter.
minal of the Western Union.
Night.letters and cablegrams can
be sent in the same way, and public
will be used for the pur.
pose, ms we'll as private instruments.
The increase in telegraph usage
should certainly be tremendous with
this epoch.making advance. And its
value to rural, or semi.rural commuui.
ties should be particularly great.
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Judge John r. Caverly can be dc.
pended upon to look after the peoples
interests at all times on the bench.
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Judge Harry p. Dolan Is making The
good record on the bench that every.
one Of his big army Of friends OK.
pected he would make.
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No Judge on the bench has an ADLER
or more brilliant record to his credit
than Judge Edward Osgood Brown.
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Irwin r. HAGEN. the popular and
we'll known attorney, is the right man
to represent the Thirty.fifth ward In
the city council. He is man of force
and ability and Is thoroughly acquaint.
ed with the needs of the ward.
At q special meeting Of the trustees
Of the sanitary district Of Chicago the
January pay roll was passed and mr..
rangements made for attending a
meeting Of the senate committee on
harbors in Springfield. and for a trip
to Washington, where harbor, bridges
and other matters concerning the dis.
trict will be taken up with the federal
officials.
Homer e. Tinsman IL the choice OF
thousands Of Republicans for the nomi.
nation to I'LL the Mack vacancy on the
Circuit Court bench this spring.
Alderman Arthur w. Fulton will be
renominated and reelected in the
Thirteenth Ward by good plurallties.
The local option fanatics are again
abroad with their petitions.
Alderman Arthur ". Fulton has
made one of the best alderman the
people Of Chicago have ever had In
the City Council. and his re.nomina.
ton and reelection by the voters OF
the Thirteenth Ward 10 urged by all
who believe in keeping in ONCE men
who have been true to the people.
Such Q man is Alderman Fulton. He
II conscientious. hard working and
forceful public of1cial who does things
for his ward and constituents. His
splendid record during his two terms
speaks for itself.
The Barnacles' Union that has held
ONCE In the City Hall for the greater
part Of thirty.one years, has banded
together for mutual protection and
the magic name Of" etc.. etc.
Henry Stuckart's long and honest
record as q public oficial, business
man and o citizen IL well known to
the people of Chicago, and his candi.
dacy for City Treasurer 10 q popular
one all over the city.
The Barnacles' Union 10 on the Job
again.
Thomas w. Gilmore's candidacy fol
alderman in the Twenty.fifth Ward II
| growing stronger every day. He 10 the
logical man for the Republicans te
name.
Chicago never had better City
Clerk than Francis D. Connery and his
denomination and reelection ia urged
by all who believe in rewarding faith
full and efficient public ohicials.
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John F. Smulski's long and honor
able career as public oficial, q bust
ness man and a citizen has endearet
him to the citizens of Chicago. ire
spective of party politics.
mo jobs for new men" 10 the Har
rison battle cry. 1.-THE old guard fol
their old places" 10 the slogan they
are lighting under.
Irwin r. Hazen IL q winner for alder
man In the Thirty.fifth Ward.
Albert G. Wheeler. the we'll known
financier. can always be found work
ing herd for every movement that hat