Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-09-16
JOHN N. DUFFY

We'll Known Lawyer Who Deserves TO
Judge o. the Q
It was held at schimberg's Hall, 627
Milwaukee avenue and the hall was
filled to its capacity. The banquet
was given Alderman Sits In honor
Of his long and successful career 40
a member OF the City Council.
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william Richie, one Of the ablest
and best known lawyers in Cook Coun-
~, should be nominated by the Dem.
ocratic committeeman for Judge OF
the Superior Court on next Tuesday.
Mr., Richie IL o man Of learning,
road.minded and Of judicial tempera.
ment. He would make one Of the
best judges ever on the Superior
Court bench.
Daniel L. Cruice deserves the votes
Of all good citizens for Judge Of Su'
perior Court. He IL one Of the best
qualified men ever named for Q seat
on the bench and he should be placed
there.
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Fred. w. BlocN would prove q
strong candidate on the Democratic
ticket next year for State Treasurer.
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Albert J. Hopkins 10 the choice Of
| thousands OF lllinoisans from one end
| OF the state to the other for the Re-
| publican nomination for Vice Pres
ident next year.
Matthias Aller, the well known
brewer and Twenty.sixth Ward Dem
ocrat, would serve the people we'll In
any once within their gift.
Ross c. Hall. the popular and well
known attorney, 10 In line for nom.
nation by the Democrats for Judge
Of the Superior court. He will prove
o winner.
Judge Joseph H. Fitch has made q
magnificent record on the bench and
he will be reelected by q large plural
ity.
John NJ. DUFFY Is qualified In every
way for seat on the Superior court
bench and his nomination by the Dem
ocrats on next Tuesday will prove q
popular and winning one.
Daniel L. Cruice 10 q winner fol
Superior court Judge and don't YOU
forget 1t.
william Richie deserves to be nom
mated by the Democrats for Judge o.
the Superior court. No man in Cool
county 10 better fitted for q seat OF
the bench.
The last number of the Health De
partment bulletin truthfully says
Sanitary legislation should always bs
constructive rather than destructive
Too often 1t happens because we are
a sanitary people and believe in san
itation we enact laws that tear dowI
and remove admittedly existing evils
or dangers but which fail to build III
anything better to take their place
An example OF this sort of Legislation
may be found In the laws recently
passed In many OF the states an(
cities throughout the country abolish
ing the common drinking cup. Tn,
railway companies promptly removed
the forbidden cups and left their pas
sengers TO go thirsty or submit to tn,
extortionate demands of train ped
dlers, who charged them 25 cents fol
a cup costing cents"
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No man in public life has a bigge
host of friends and admirers thar
Judge Edward Osgood Brown.
Judge John r. Caverly Is one of tn,
ablest, hardest working and best like
men on the Municipal Court bench.
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Judge Joseph z. Uhlir has made {
fine record on the Municipal oCurl
bench and his nomination by the Re
publicans for Superior Court Judge
would be worthy one.
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Albert G. Wheeler has earned thu
splendid success he has attained b!
clean and honorable business methods
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James S. Hopkins, the popular ant
well known attorney, would serve the
people well on the bench.
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Start on Chicago's harbor develop
ment simultaneously with subway
construction was urged by John Erics
son, city engineer at the first Of &
series of meetings on the city's har
Dor question Monday afternoon. Thii
was In accordance with the idea Of