Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-02-17


mediate payment plan will be used
for the first time at the primary cleo.
ton in April.
According to Mr.. Ryan the payment
will be made possible by an appro-
priation of approximately $4,000 two
weeks before election and the prep.
aration of all warrants and vouchers
in advance.
John j. Geraghty is daily gaining
friends in his campaign for Congress
in the Eighth District. All CLASSES Of
Democrats are rallying to his support.
Albert j. Hopkins stands foremost
among the Republican leaders Of ILL
nois. His long and brilliant record
is known to all.
w. ID. Munhall, one of Chicago's
best known attorneys, has announced
his candidacy for Municipal Judge on
the Democratic ticket. He is we'll
fitted for the position and deserves
to win It.
Harry II. Lampert, one of Chicago's
successful young business men, Is
making great campaign for the
Democratic nomination for alderman
in the Twenty.third ward and all In
dications point to victory for him
on primary day. He deserves the
vote of every democrat In the ward
who is DESTROYS of seeing the best
men named for office and also of
nominating men who can and will be
elected. Such a man Is Mr.. Lampert.
All factions in the ward are uniting
on his candidacy and his nomination
will result IN his certain election.
Mr.. Lampert is of German parentage
and was born in 1882 in Evanston,
III. He was educated in the gram.
mar and high schools from whence
he went into the insurance business,
where he has been ever since. He
has been success in business from
the start and il today the senior part.
ner Of the firm Of Lampert and Kel.
Ter, who are the Chicago agents for
the Buffalo German Insurance Com.
pany. Mr.. Lampert Is q brother OF
Nelson N. Lampert, vice president Of
the Fort Dearborn National Bank.
The Democratic prospects are very
rosy in the new Twenty.third ward
and Mr.. Lampert Is the man on whom
the democrats can feel certain will
be elected. He Is a clean cut, wide
awake man who will represent the
ward in the city council in way that
will reflect credit upon himself ant
upon the people Of the ward.
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Alderman James r. Buckley will b,
renominated by the Democratic voter
Of the Thirteenth Ward by q goot
big plurality. His grand record
coupled with his popularity, makes ,
Victory for him certain.
b. F. Weber, Democratic candidat,
for Alderman In the Twenty.sixtl
Ward, Is making q great campaign
He Is well.known to the people Of tn
ward and is popular with everybody.
George w. Paullin has the insid
track for the Republican nomination
for Congress in the Tenth Distrlc
and predictions are freely made al
over that he will win by larg
plurality. His splendid record bot
as a business man and as member O
the Sanitary Board are well.know,
? and his candidacy for Congress ha
been a popular one from the start.
Alderman Charles Martin has pra,
tcally a walkaway In the Fifth Ware
which fact doesn't surprise anybody
He is justly popular with all classes
Oscar F. Mayer would make fin
State Treasurer and his nominatio
, by the Democrats would prove pol
ular one with everybody.
Judge John E. Owens Ii liked an
respected, both as County Judge an
as a citizen, by everybody that come
In contact with him.
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A. A. Worsley's candidacy for M,
nicipal Judge on the Democrat
ticket Is growing stronger every do,
Mr.. Worsley has a splendid record I
his credit as lawyer and either
he has always been loyal and activ
: Democrat and last but not least, he
: one of the best qualified men In Oh
, cago for the position he aspires to.
Alderman Frank ]. Wilson Is locke
upon as an easy winner for re.nomin,
3 ton In the Twenty-seventh Ward. II
has made good in the City Counc
3 and his friends are legion.
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. Albert A. Wheeler Justly deserve
the place he holds as one of Oh
: cago's leading financiers and bushes
men.
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Ticket "scalping" is destined to su
!, fer severe blow as a result of
= verbal promise made by represent
tives of practically every large pla
house In Chicago TO a sub-committe
OF the council license committee Tue
l. day, that they will agree to refus
c scalpers refunds on unsold tickets.