Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-02-18

iature. The opinion also hits the bar
bers' examining board and q large
number of other commissions which
collect and disburse money without
special appropriation.
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Alderman Francis W. Taylor ex.
poets little trouble in being re-nom.
mated in the Twenty.irst ward. His
aggressive record in the city council
has rallied to his support all classes
Of citizens in the ward.
Henry d. Captain deserves to be
nominated for Alderman by the Re.
publicans OF the Twenty.fifth ward on
primary day and all indications show
that he will. He Is known all over
the ward and will make one Of the
best Aldermen ever in the city coun.
Gil. Mr.. Captain who Is president Of
the Western Leather Manufacturing
Company, at AZ wabash avenue, is ~
years old and resides at 1874 Kenil
worth avenue. He was born in Eng.
land and was educated In Germany.
coming to Chicago In 1879. residing
in the north end Of the city and ward
for the past 20 years. Before going
into the leather business he was EN-.
ployed in mercantile and manufactur-
ing lines. He has always been a
staunch Republican and has always
taken an active part in the campaigns
for the success Of the party. Al
though always active in public affiairs
Mr.. Captain has never held ONCE.
elective or appointive in the city or
county. He was q school trustee In
the old village Of Rogers Park. He
was elected for several terms "a
President Of the Rogers Park I'm.
provement Association and took q
leading part in demands for the prop.
er enforcement Of the ordinance al.
! lowing the G. M. & st. p. r. r. to
I electrify their road from Wilson ave.
nue. north to the City Limits, for bet.
ter crossing protection along this
right Of way, for the Ordinance com.
polling the c. N. & st, p. r. r. and
the N. w. FL to elevate their tracks
from Wilson avenue to the City Linn
It's, incidentally forcing the r. r. ia
buy Its right Of way through Rogers
Park and returning to the people the
full use OF Southport avenue, now
used almost exclusively by the r. r.
Co, the laying of the new grooved
rails on Clark street by the Consoli.
dated Traction Co. Mr.. Captain has
received the hearty endorsement OF
the Twenty-fifth ward regular Repub.
lican organization. His business
arrangements are such that he will
devote his entire time to the inter.
ests Of the ward after his election.
A successful clean cut business man
and public spirited citizen like Mr..
Captain should receive the votes OF
oil good Republicans at the primaries
William Richie Is one of the ablest
and most popular lawyers the Demo
Gratis can nominate for the Mack va
cancy on the Circuit bench.
John ]. Coburn, the brilliant and
well liked lawyer. will be nominated
and elected to the Superior Court
bench this year.
The elevation OF Superior Court
Judge Thomas C. Clark to the Appel
late bench was an honor which he
we'll deserved.
Girard A. Ellingson, the able and
well liked attorney, is one OF the
hardest working Democratic leaders
In the Thirty.Afth ward.
NJ. Henry Guerin, the we'll known
master.in.chancery, would make 9
splendid Superior Court Judge.
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Judge John r. Caverly Is one of the
hardest working and most conscien
tious men on the Municipal Cour
bench.
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One OF the ablest and most popular
leaders in Chicago's financial ant
business world is Albert G. Wheeler
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Irwin r. Hazen Is winner for alder
man in the Thirty-fifth Ward.
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Henry Stuckart Is winner fol
City Treasurer.
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Frances D. Connery has made q
splendid record during his first tern
as city clerk, and denomination FOL
him by the Democrats Ia assured.
Henry Stuckart's long and homes
record as q public official, business
man and o citizen Is we'll known Il
the people of Chicago, and his candi