Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-11-04


points in the yards and talked Of the
possibility of increasing the supply
throughout the district in addition to
furnishing a source of high pressure
for use on fires.
They closed their session by re-
questing Commissioner McGann of
the public works department to SUBJ
nit estimates of the cost of con.
structing tunnel from the yards to
an intake in the lake and of an alter.
native tunnel-one tapping the new
southwest land tunnel at some point
along Seventy.third street
T. J. Phelan, president of Center
Avenue Improvement association,
Hugh Nottingham, secretary; James
Irwin. a Fifty.sixth street grocer, and
d. p. Siebart, druggist at F'ifty-fifth
street and Center avenue, accom-.
panied by Aid. J. A. Kearns Monday
afternoon appeared before Local
Transportation Expert M. G. Buckley.
They protested against poor street
car service on the Center avenue lines.
Mr. Buckley promised to investigate.
The council committee on judiciary
last Monday recommitted to q sub.
committee an ordinance regulating
the storage of foodstuffs in cold stor.
age warehouses. which has been un.
der consideration for a year.
The subcommittee presented q re-
port recommending that an ordinance
requiring that every package of food
going into cold storage should he
stamped with the date OF Its arrival
and departure. and that no food. stuffs,
with the exception Of butter, be allow.
ed in cold storage more than ten
months, butter to be allowed to re-
main In cold storage for a year.
The proposed ordinance did not in.
clude fruit. vegetables, nuts and
cheese. Representatives OF the cold
storage interests protested, and the
matter was sent back to the sub.com.
mittee.
Judge Marcus Kavanagh will be re-
elected by a record.breaking plurality.
The people are proud of his honest
and brilliant record and are going to
show their appreciation Of his good
service.
No man on either ticket Is better
known to the people than John p.
Circuit Judge. His honest record com.
mends his candidacy to all classes.
Charles NJ. Foell has made one Of
the best aldermen Chicago has ever
had In the city council. He has proven
himself to be an able. energetic and
honest public official. His election a
Judge OF the Superior Court would be
worthy one.
ID. E. Sullivan, Democratic nominee
for Superior Court Judge. should re-
ceive the votes Of all good citizens on
New. Z. He has q brilliant record Ia
his credit both as lawyer and O
public ofiicial and he will make o fine
Judge.
Ross c. Hail Is deserving of the vote
OF every Democrat for Judge of the
Superior Court. He Is q man OF
ability and force OF character and has
always been loyal to his party.
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Albert ]. Hopkins will play O fore
most part In the big political fight next
year. His boom for vice president on
the Republican ticket is daily growing
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A. ]. Redmonds good record com
mends him to the voters Of Cook
County as the right man to place on
the Superior Court bench.
Thomas Taylor, Jr.'s long and bril-.
liant record as master in chancery
especially qualities him for a seat ON
the bench and his nomination for Cir.
cult Court Judge is a worthy one.
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Hugo Pam, candidate for Superior
Court Judge. is daily gaining In
strength and all indications point to
his election by big plurality. Mr..
Pam Is one of the best known lawyers
in Chicago and Is fitted in every way
for seat on the bench.
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Judge Joseph II. Fitch should be re.
elected. He Is an honest, painstalxing
and upright Judge. Vote for him.
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! Predictions are being made ON all
sides that John j. Coburn will be
elected judge of the Superior Court by
handsome plurality. He is the kind
of man the people want as q Judge.
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Albert G. Wheeler has won by his
record as a financier, a business man
and public spirited citizen, the ad.
miration Of everybody.
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Judge Hickman Scanlan's honest
and fearless record on the bench has
made him popular with all classes OF
people in Chicago.