Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-07-20

At meeting of the Democratic
National Committee held here on
Monday W. 8. McCombs Of New York
was elected chairman to succeed
Norman f. Mack who retired. Joseph
T.. Davies of Wisconsin was elected
secretary.
Remember the Field Day for the
benefit of St. vincent's Infant Asylum
at Comiskey Ball Park Saturday,
July 20. This is one of the most de.
serving of charities. A fine pro-
gramme, including baseball, games,
races and other entertaining sports,
has been arranged. The 3Sth regi.
ment, woodmen of the World, will
drill. The sport commences at 2
o'clock.
Albert g. Wheeler by his brilliant
and successful record in the financial
and business world Of Chicago has
gained for himself a big army Of
friends and admirers throughout the
city.
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County Judge John e. owens can be
found at all times working honestly
and fearlessly in the interests of the
people.
All indications point to a sweeping
victory for Congressman Lynden Ev.
ans In his campaign for reelection in
the Ninth District.
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Edward A. Dicker has made good as
Judge Of the Municipal Court and he
is entitled to a reelection.
Congressman SABBATH of Chicago
made an attempt to prohibit the giving
of premiums by the "cigar store trust"
which he said was driving small deal.
ers out OF business. An amendment
with that intention proposed by him
was declared out of order while to.
bacco bill was under consideration.
Spencer Ward, Democratic nominee
for Chief Justice Of the Municipal
Court, believes the following changes
should be made In the Municipal
Court:
"There should be a. much leniency
shown in the criminal branches 40 ID
compatible with justice. Judges OF
the Municipal court should work eight
hours day. There should be no coun'
try Judges In the Municipal court
These Judges do not appreciate the
situation In Chicago. The cost Of
bringing suit In the Municipal court
should be reduced"
1.-THE system Of pleading and prac
tice now followed in the Municipal
court IL 30 complex and 30 illogical
that no lawyer Ia certain how to pro
coed, and no one really understands
IT," asserted Mr.. Ward.
Joseph 8. LaBuy should be elected
Municipal Judge. He has splendid
record to his credit as lawyer and
b. will make an upright and conscien
tious Judge. Mr.. LaBuy was born on
farm near Fox Lake, Wis.,, in 1878
and was educated in the schools al
Fox Lake and at Beaver Dam and
Milwaukee. Graduating from the
Chicago Kent College OF Law, he was
admitted to the bar In 1902, and his
law practice has been success from
the start. He maintains a suite OF Of
fees at 1877 North Clark street In the
Ashland Block Annex. Mr.. LaBuy
Is member of the Illinois State Bal
Association and is secretary Of the
Lawyers Association of Illinois. He
has always taken an active part ir
politics and from his first vote beer
staunch Democrat He could al
! ways be found working hard for the
success of the party. The Democratic
voter made good choice In the selec
ton Of Joseph 8. LaBuy for nomina
ton for Municipal Judge and his cleo
ton next November will not be re
GREETED.
James NJ. Dailey's candidacy 70
Sanitary Trustee Is growing stronge
every day. He Is the right man TO
the Office.
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John 2. Maloney. Democratic cand
date for County Commissioner. wa
: born in Chicago and has lived all hi
life here. Energetic. able and popular
he Is a splendid type Of the successful
Chicagoan. It is men like him VIII
knows Chicago and Cook County an
who have its interests at heart ths
, are needed In public Office and hi
Z election to the County Board next M
vember Is urged. Mr.. Maloney wa
born on August Is. 1876. and has bee
in the undertaking business for tn
past fifteen years, at the present tim
owning three establishments. He ha
. always taken an active part In th
interests of the Democratic party an
comes from an old Democratic famil
He belongsto many fraternal societie
d being q State District Deputy Of I'll
4 Knights Of Columbus and also Gran
I knight of the Lafayette Council I
6 that order. He also belongs to Il
n Royal Arcanium, Ancient Order
I Hibernians, North American Unto
}, Catholic Order of Foresters, Irish Fl
|. lowship Club and the Amphion Singh
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