Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-08

perior Court. II was charged by
Treasurer Hall that this fact had been
taken advantage Of by the men inter.
ested in the project for having the
election board buy 1000 machines and
that a representative of a morning
newspaper had called upon Mr.. Co.
burn and told him he would be op.
posed by that newspaper II he did not
withdraw as attorney for the voting
machine company. Treasurer Hall
also quoted Mr.. Coburn as declaring
that Election Commissioners Taylor
and County Judge Owens had made
certain promises which were broken.
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Richard J. Finn, the popular attor.
ney, would prove a strong Democratic
nominee for Municipal Judge next
year.
Judge Charles N. Walker stands
! high in the estimation Of everybody
In Chicago. both as Judge and as q
citizen.
Stillman b. Jameson, the popular
and well known attorney, is strongly
talked of for Superior Court Judge
next fall.
Resolutions protesting against the
arbitrary reduction In the salaries Of
postoffice clerks, In accordance with
Postmaster General Hitchcock's policy
OF economy, were adopted by the Chi.
cago Federation Of Labor at it, meet.
ing Sunday.
Oscar F. Nelson, president Of the
National Federation Of Post0fhce
Clerks, who introduced the resolution,
declared that the policy Of retrench.
ment was making conditions almost
unbearable for the government en-.
ployes.
The salary reductions, which
amount to 500 q year In some In
stances and 5000 In others, were In
augurated Saturday. the beginning Of
the new fiscal year, without any prev
ious notice having been given en-
ployes.
One hundred and twenty-five poor
boys and girls went to Oak Forest this
week as the guests of Cook County.
They will spend the week on the In.
Urinary grounds, where they will be
afforded opportunity for various forms
of recreation Of an outing nature.
Most of the children We're accom-
! panied by their mothers, who will re.
! main with them until their return
) Saturday.
The children were taken to the In.
stitution grounds on Rock Island
train, transportation being furnished
free by the railroad company. Presi.
dent Bartzen of the county board &C.
companied the party.
1t Is planned to take similar or
larger party of children to the insti.
) tuition each week during the hot
! weather.
%>
Albert ]. Hopkins will play fore
: most part In the big campaign next
year. The able former United State
Senator enjoys popularity In Illinois
that extends from one end of the state
to the other.
!, Ross c. Hall, the popular attorne!
and Democratic leader, would prov,
q strong candidate on the judicia
ticket.
u Bernard ]. Mahony, the wen known
. and well liked lawyer and assistant
corporation counsel, 10 being talked o.
for a seat on the bench. place where
= every one of his big army of friend'
It would like to see him.
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Clyde A. Morrison, the popular law
yer and publisher, would make ,
o strong Republican candidate for Su
g perior Court Judge next fall.
The Home Brewery, under the abb
presidency Of Matt Aller, Is doing
>, splendid business.
g NJ. II. Guerin, the we'll known al
It torney and Master in Chancery, is bt
ing talked of by his many friends 10
Superior Court Judge.
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lg Girard A. Ellingson has earned b
a. his good record as q lawyer a non
C. nation for the bench by the Dem
n Gratis next year.
"a Judge Marcus Kavanagh Is an hoI
10 est, able and fearless Judge and nj
10 reelection this year Is certain.
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nj Judge Adams A. Goodrich Is q ma
lie whom Chicago Is at all times prou
"A to claim as one of her leading Law
nj yers and citizens.
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Is The efforts of st. Louis bOttlers
10 create the same sentiment for Sunda
closing In Chicago that exists In 8
O. Louis and Kansas City have faile'
u. and will fall. Sunday closing 10