Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-05-27

u and Social World Of Chicago.
Sale street, where they will disband.
The parade will start at 3 o'clock.
The reviewing stand will be erected
in Grant park opposite Congress
street. It WIN be occupied by Gov.
Deneen and staff. Mayor Harrison,
John Barton Payne, president Of the
south park board, and Col. william
l.. Pitcher. acting commander Of the
department Of the lakes, U. 8. A.
At q special meeting the Sanitary
District trustees on Tuesday voted to
adopt the direct route through Blue
Island a. the route to be taken by
the Calumet Sag channel, construc.
ton Of which will soon be started.
Committees Of the board have been
meeting property owners from Blue
Island for several days and arrang.
ing for the taking over Of necessary
land.
The Chicago Post once Clerks As.
ISOLATION, Branch No. 6, U. N. A. p.
o. c.. will hold their annual picnic
on Sunday. June 4, at Elliotts Park,
situated on the Illinois Central Rail.
road.
One hour and twenty minutes from
the business heart Of Chicago to
Joliet by electric line IL the aim Of
the Chicago & Joliet Railroad Com.
pany which was incorporated with q
capital stock Of $5,OUv. The incorpora-
tors and directors are J. r. Blackhall
OF Joliet and H. X. Crafts, Clayton e
Crafts, George M. Stevens and vii.
liam b. Stevens Of Chicago.
What we want to do is to straight.
en- out the kinks in the present cleo.
trio line from Chicago to Joliet. We
want a private right Of way % we'll,
so that we can make time.' said Clay.
ton e. Crafts Monday night. "As
things are fixed now It takes nearly
two hours for our cars to get from
the business center of Chicago to
Joliet"
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| volume of "reminiscences prepar.
ed by Senator Shelby NJ. Cullom dur.
Ing his SGD year will be published next
fall. The work will cover fifty years
OF American history with which tho
senator has been identified.
Directors of the Illinois Manufactur.
ers' Association, at meeting on Tues.
day. passed resolutions asking Govern.
or Deneen to veto the compensation act
passed by the legislature. It ia likely
the association will request the gov.
ernor to grant hearing on the propo.
sition.
I'VE favor compensation act, but
not one which puts us out of bust.
ness" said John N. Glenn, secretary
OF the association. because of the
unjust features of the bill we opposed
the measure before the legislature and
at our meeting will consider whether
we shall formally ask the governor to
veto Il.
THE bill Ia so drastic that It will
drive a lot Of factories out of Illinois.
1t is especially unjust to the small
manufacturers.
THE employers liability act pass.
ed by the legislature also is much too
drastic to suit the manufacturers Tho
compensation act, however. 10 worse
than the other"
William Kolacek has made a grand
record 40 president Of the West Parh
Board. He has at all times admin,
istered the affairs Of the parks in the
best interests Of the people. His ad
mihistration has done wonders for the
great West Park system and has beer
done economically.
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John c. Cannon has always been q
faithful and hardworking Republican
leader and high honors are in line 10,
him at the hands Of the party n
the near future.
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John ]. Coburn ID q winner for Blu
perior Court Judge and he will prove
one OF the best men ever On that
bench.
Theodore Oehne 10 one Of the most
popular Democrats In Chicago. He
would 'hll any once from governor to
treasurer with credit to himself and
to the people.
Joseph f. Haas, who made one OF
the best county clerks Cook county
has ever had, 10 talked OF O. the
most likely successor to Chief Baliff
Hunter Of the Municipal Court next
year.
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! John p. McGoorty has the undivid'
ed support OF the Democratic ranh