Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-28
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Gathered from All Quarters
About Men Talked About
In tho Walks Of
Politics.
Men Who Are Candidates and
Men Who Are Not and What
People Say.

John e. Maloney will be elected
county commissioner. His record as
business. man and as a public spirited
citizen is well known to the voters, |
and his plurality next November will
be large one.
Fred w. Blocki has earned by his
fine record as business man, public |
official and q citizen widespread
popularity in Chicago and Cook coun.
ty. He will be elected a member of
the Board Of Review by a big plurality.
Robert Il. Wilson enjoys the conf.
dence Of the Democrats Of the Sixth
district, and his reelection to the legis.
lature Is certain.
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Charles w. Vail has made good to
the people as clerk Of the Superior
Court and he will be reelected.
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Fred w. Blocki has the Democratic
rank and file with him to man for
VI tuC DOuIu vi NeNIeW.
Spencer Wards candidacy for chief
justice Of the Municipal Court Is daily
growing stronger. His splendid record
and well known fitness for the posi-.
ton makes him the logical man to
elect next November.
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1t takes something more than
mere office seeker to beat Congress.
man Lynden Evans in the Ninth Dis.
trict.
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This Is good year to put some
more new blood on that Municipal
bench.
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The people are beginning to think
that Peter Bartzen has made a good
record as President of the County
Board. They feel sure of It when they
see all the goody good reformers
Frank II. Novak, the well.known
and highly respected attorney, Is one
Of the ablest and most loyal leaders
In the Democratic party In Chicago.
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Judge John r. Caverly continues to
serve the people In an able, honest and
painstaking manner on the Municipal
Court bench.
James J. Sheridan has been nomi
mated for Municipal Judge by the
Progressive party. He Ii lawyer Of
ability and force, whose long and
clean record both as an attorney and
q citizen well qualities him for seat
on the bench.
II Albert q. Wheeler has gained the
high place he holds In the financial
and business world of Chicago by his
sterling integrity and splendid energy
For member of the County Board Of
Assessors the voter will make no mis-
take In casting his vote for Charles
Krutckof, regular Republican nom
inee. He Is the man for the position
As Clerk OF the Superior Court
Charles W Vail has shown himself to
be a good, honest public Official. He
deserves a reelection.
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william Hale Thompson Is looked
upon by many all over Chicago as the
right man for City Treasurer mex
spring.
There will be general registra
ton this year.
ADVERTISEMENTS
THE AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE.
For good many years the Chicag'
public had ample opportunity to OF
serve what telephone monopoly mean
In the way Of service.
The rates had been raised severa
times-and threats Of another rails
were being made. There was talk o
abolishing certain forms Of residenc
service. The public was treated witt
scant courtesy. There were intermir
able delays In changing old phone
and installing new ones.
Then came the automatic telephone
bringing with 1t the much neede
spur Of competition.
What happened?
Immediately the utmost efforts /
improve the manual service wer
made.
But 1t Ia q cold, hard fact that thes
efforts have been to large degre
unsuccessful. It is simply physics
impossibility to make manual servic
come anywhere near the remarkabl
efficiency of the automatic.
Tho reason 10 obvious. The autt
matte IL q higher development Of tn
telephone principle.
It has eliminated the huge cost an
great uncertainty Of the huma
operator.
It has made telephoning score
quick, low In cost.
On the Automatic telephone Q mi
chine-Quick % lightning. absolutel
accurate-gets your number for yoV
There are no bitches. no delays. .
wrong numbers.
Automatic telephone service has r
ceived q tremendous welcome In Oh
cago. Automatic service has double
and doubled again until over 10000
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