Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-08-12

| and with few exceptions these EN-.
ployes kept at work on the advice
of certain trustees. That is the sit.
uation at the moment.
The Mckinley club. started in South
Chicago. is the newest Republican
organization. According to political
gossip the association Is being boom.
ed by former Commissioner of Public
Works John J. Hanberg.
Albert q. Wheeler holds an hon.
ored place among those who by great
ability. industry and sound judgment
contribute to the growth and upbuild.
ing Of Chicago.
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John j. Bradley makes friends by
fair and honorable business methods
and square dealing with his fellow
citizens. He would make splendid
state treasurer.
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As a Judge and citizen, John r.
Caverly is liked and respected by
all who come in contact with him.
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Cook County can be proud in hay.
Ing an honest and fearless man like
Peter Bartzen as president OF her
County Board.
The more the people of Illinois see
Of the loud mouthed opponents Of
former United States Senator Albert
J. Hopkins, the better they like Hop.
kins.
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Joseph c. Blaha, member of the
Legislature from the nineteenth Dis.
trict, has proven himself to be the
right man in the right place.
Judge Martin NJ. Gridley refused to
grant the writ of certiorari asked for
by Abel Bach and Nathaniel Hudson,
former election commissioners, who
are seeking to be reinstated in tho
places now held by Election Com,
missioners Anthony Czarnecki and
Howard s. Taylor.
The court ruled against the former
commissioners on every point, and,
although Frank Ayers, attorney for
the former commissioners, declared
that an appeal to the Supreme Court
will be taken at once, politicians saw
that the matter Is virtually disposed
Of. It will take the Supreme Cn""'
at least two years to hear and deciae
the case and before that time the
terms of both Taylor and Czarnecki
will have expired.
In handing down his decision Judge
Gridley declared that In Ousting Bach
and Hudson. County Judge Owens
acted within the statutes and had OBJ.
served every formality necessary.
Alderman Fred A. Britten of the
Twenty.third ward is being doomed
by his friends for the Republican
nomination for Congress In the Ninth
District.
John r. McCabe. the popular attor.
ney and former City Clerk, is being
doomed by his friends for one OF
those Republican nominations for Su,
perlor Court Judge.
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All ordinances, carrying penalty
clauses, passed at the last session OF
the city council became effective on
Wednesday. Arrangements were
made by the city authorities to begin
prosecutions against all offenders OF
the provisions OF the measures
Among the ordinances are the follow
ing:
A measure prohibiting the use OF
siren" horns on automobiles and
providing for "mufilers" on all motor
propelled vehicles. Fine OF from 81
to $50 for violations.
An ordinance prohibiting the plac
ing of roller towels in Mushrooms in
public places. Penalty Of from 81
to 800.
A measure making 1t unlawful to
rent or let for hire horses to persons
under 1G years Of age. Penalty, $2i
fine.
An ordinance prohibiting the use
Of or sale Of fireworks within the city
limits, except public displays author
lied by the mayor. A fine of from 81
to 5000 Is provided for the first Of
tense.
The ordinance regarding automo
bile attachments has been declared
to be one of the best pieces of legis
lati0n ever passed by the city coun
Gil to do away with noise-producinl
instruments. Heretofore only few
motorcycles were equipped with "muf
fers," and automobiles, II they were