Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-03-25

liked and respected by all who come
in contact with him.
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Henry Stuckart IL gaining votes
every day for City Treasurer and his
election looks certain.
The board Of election commission.
ers on Tuesday afternoon voted to
avoid confusion on the bAilots for the
April election by restoring the old po-
sition to parties rather than arrange
them according to strength.
Under the ruling the Republican
party will again hold the first column,
the Democratic the second and the
Prohibitionists and the Socialists the
third and fourth in the order named.
The election commissioners set
aside March 81, 20 and 20 as the time
hearings will be given voters who
have registered by anidavit.
Judge Edward o. Brown has earned
by his able and painstaking record on
the bench the highest respect and ad.
miration Of all Chicagoans.
No harder working or more con.
scientious man ever sat on the bench
In Cook County than Municipal Judge
John r. Caverly.
Vote for Henry Stuckart for City
Treasurer.
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Nominate John J. Coburn for Judge
OF the Superior Court. Every Demo.
crat should cast vote for him ut the
judicial primary. April II.
Robert s. lies. the well known and
highly esteemed attorney, filed a petit.
ton for the Republican nomination to
fill the Mack vacancy on the Circuit
Court bench. He would make a great
Judge.
John y. McGOorty has the hearty
support Of thousands of Democrats all
over the city for the nomination to All
the vacancy on the Circuit Court
bench.
Daniel l.. Cruice has been brought
out by his many friends for the Dem.
ocratic nomination for Superior Court
Judge and his chances Of landing q
winner at the primary April II look
rosy. Mr.. Cruice will make a strong
candidate and splendid Judge.
one OF the most aggressive alder
manic campaigns made this spring has
been that Of Alderman Jacob A. Hey,
of the Twenty.third ward. His good,
honest record in the Council is the
platform he is running on.
Charles Alling, Jr, stands in the
front ranks OF Chicago's ablest law.
yers and most highly respected citi.
zens.
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John +. Glare, the able and popular
attorney, would serve the people well
on the Municipal Court bench.
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Charles u. Cruikshank, the we'll
known lawyer and former State Sen
ator, enjoys a well-earned popularity
all over Chicago.
Judge Harry p. Dolan Is making the
good record on the Municipal Court
bench that every one OF his friends
knew he would make.
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Isaac n. Powell has made one of
the best City Treasurers Chicago has
ever had and the people know it and
will not forget him.
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Judge Merritt w. Pinckney has
gained by his able and conscientious
record on the bench the confidence
and highest esteem of the people OF
Cook County.
Irwin X. Hazen, the popular and
well'known citizen, deserves to be
elected Alderman in the Thirty.fifth
Ward. 1t is men of force and ability
like Mr.. Hazen that the people need
to represent them In the city council
and his nomination and election will
never be regretted by the voters OF
the Thirty-fifth Ward. He has always
worked hard for the success of his
party in the ward and he has behind
him the solid support OF the young
men In the ward. Mr.. Hazen Is thor.
oughly acquainted with the conditions
of the ward and all its various inter.
ests and Is qualified In every way to
represent 1t in the city council NJ.
Hazen was raised on farm In East.
ern Ohio At the age OF 16 his father