Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-12-16

heimer, Thomas OHearne, Raymond
Russell whitman, William H.
Brown, Uri b. Grannis, Fred A. Stowe,
John p. Byrne. William 8. Miller, Har.
ry II. Hollis, Francis Borrelli, DR.. Al.
fred c. Croftan, John ]. Sullivan, DR..
William II. Pussy, Richard G. Lake,
Rivers Mcneil, George Sheahan,
Charles s. Schoenemann, Robert 8.
Shanklin and Stephen 8. Riordan.
Cook County never had better
public official than County Judge John
f. Owens. He Is working at all times
In the best interests of the people.
That plan for Chicago beautiful
got a big boost Monday night.
BENJAMIN NJ. Mitchell has made
splendid record In the legislature. He
has faithfully represented his district
and. done much for Chicago.
The many friends Of Judge Max
Eberhardt are pleased to know that
he Is rapidly recovering from his III.
ness and that he expects to be back
on the bench next week.
County Clerk Robert M. Sweitzer
will not let the employees In his once
spend their money for q Christmas
present for him.
Learning that the ONCE men had
collected almost 500 for that purpose,
he called them together yesterday and
gracefully declined In advance. He
urged his employees to use the money
In making q merry Christmas at their
homes.
Virgil N. Brand, president Of the
well known Brand Brewing Company,
holds the esteem of all good citizens
for his clean and able record 40 q
business man and Q citizen.
Rudolph Brand, president of the
United States Brewing Company,
ranks as one of Chicago's ablest and
most progressive business men and
most highly esteemed citizens.
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Peter Fortune, head Of the famous
Fortune Bros Brewing Company, Is
Justly esteemed as a leader among
Chicago's most useful and progressive
citizens.
II. N. Claussen, Chicago manager
for the A. H. Meyer Company, the
well known importers of beer, Is to
be congratulated upon the splendid
success the company has met with
here. Continued success during the
new year Is the wish of all his friends.
Aroused by a number of murders
and gun crimes" which have occurred
in Chicago recently. number Of prom.
inent Chicagoans have decided to ask
the State Legislature to pass a strin'
gent bill relating to the carrying OF
concealed weapons.
A bill has been drafted by Attorney
Joseph B. David. for presentation to
the Legislature at the next session
In addition to making the carrying Of
concealed weapons q prison offense
the bill makes 1t prison offense for
anyone to sell a revolver, brass
knuckles or any other weapon to q
minor.
The principal purpose of the bill, al
explained by its author. Is to give the
courts an opportunity to infiict proper
punishment for the carrying of con
cealed weapons or for improper trafit
In the same.
Carl Trick, vice president, of the
Wacker e. Birk Brewing Company
commands the highest respect OF al
who know him.
The Home Brewery, under the able
management OF its president, Mat
Aller, continues to enjoy an uninter
rupted flow of business prosperity
and enters upon still higher tide o
success with the coming year.
Charles ]. Vopicka. president Of thu
successful Atlas Brewing Company
holds the esteem Of all good citizeni
for his sturdy and honorable citizen
ship and his splendid reputation as ,
business man.
The annual election Of the Chicago
Association OF Commerce held OF
Tuesday resulted in the election o
the following officers and new direc
tors: President, Eugene U. Kimbark
vice president for interstate division
Howard Citing; vice president To-
civic industrial division, w. w. Blu
chanan; vice president for local di