Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-28

roquois Fire and the Holding by q
'lts At the City Hail.
order Of the Hereditary Candidate for
mayor.
The noble Tight Wad having dis.
covered that the Democratic workers
are against him to Q man, wants to
split the party In two and form q rival
party organisation.
He has aroused the appetites and
inspired the imaginations Of the host
Of crooked paving inspectors, street
and alley neglectors and other drones
who made his last administration O
stencil In the nostrils Of the people.
These has beens, with vivid mem.
cries Of the past and lively imagina-
tions working on the future, are will.
Ing to form any sort Of O party to get
Harrison back on the Job.
Meanwhile the Democratic workers
and the Democratic party in general
Is taking things easy.
Harrison Ia beaten already.
Dunno knocked him out with scarce
" any trouble at the primaries In
1907 and all af the Harrison gana
promptly bolted the ticket and sup
ported the Republican candidate.
Many Of them got Jobs and still
hold them a. q reward for theiz
treachery.
Harrison himself refused to support
Dunno.
When he cannot get what he wants
he won't play.
This time the game will 60 alonl
without him.
He II % dead - Q door nail polit
ically and the only thing lively sbou'
his campaign 10 the smell Of old scan
dals that cling 70 his supporters.
The Harrison barnacles can be
heard all over Chicago crying for theil
long lost jobs.
Harrison men swear that they will
break up the United Societies unles,
they endorse their man for mayor
This Is nervy.
Outside Of ticket selling and the
First Ward Ball, the Harrison people
are talking Of q reorganization Of the
fire department.
The support Of men like Harri
son by the goody.goody trust press
explains the rapidly falling influence
OF the daily papers. The people arr
not fools. The papers which woul,
run Dunno or Busse out Of town TO
permitting the First Ward Ball. TO
instance. never said q word agains
the Bail while Harrison, their pei
was mayor and they are now pull
Ing for Harrison, who is the idolize,
candidate Of the First Ward Ball Ex
ecutive Committee and of the Firs
Ward Dive Keepers Union.
The aldermanic race promises to b,
the hottest Of all. In every ward ther,
are already several aspirants on botl
sides. and by the time the petitions
are to be filed the list Of candidates
In each ward will be q large one.
The terms Of the following Alder
men expire in the spring:
First ward. Michael Kenna. Demo
crat.
Second ward, George F. Harding
Jr.. Republican.
Third ward. Milton J. Foreman. Re
publican.
Fourth ward. James M. Daley. Dem
ocrat.
Fifth ward. John J. sheahan. Demo
crat.
Sixth ward. Theodore X. Long. Re
publican.
Seventh ward. Charles q. Merriam
Republican.
Eighth ward. John r. Emerson
Democrat.
Ninth ward. Dennis J. Egan. Demo
crat.
Tenth ward. Thomas F. scully. Dem
oerat.
Eleventh ward. Edward r. Cutler
ton. Democrat.
Twelfth ward. Michael thinner
Democrat.
Thirteenth ward, Arthur W. Fulton
Republican.
Fourteenth ward, James H. Lawley
Republican.
Fifteenth ward. Henry Utpatel. Re
publican.
Sixteenth ward, Stanley H. Kunz
Democrat.
Seventeenth ward. Lewis d. Sits
Republican.
Eighteenth ward. John J. Brennan
Democrat.
Nineteenth ward. John Powers
Democrat.
Twentieth ward. John p. Stewart
Republican.