Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-05
EDITORIAL and PERSONAL NOTES
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sistible harmony movement or be 4
swept aside and left in the rear. In
all this he is sound, and thoroughly |
agree with him.
because of the mayors broad. |
minded stand in this matter think 1t |
safe to say that within a few days we |
will be talking nothing but the Har.
rison plan for cooperation and har-
mony"
Be with the winner--vote for Dunno
for governor.
The residents Of the neighborhood
about North Kedzie and Lawrence
avenues have started arrangements
for big celebration to mark the con.
struction of the extension Of the Ked.
xie avenue line from Elston to Law.
renee avenues. Two gangs Of men
have been put to work laying rails
and setting up poles. one gang NOV.
ing from Montrose avenue and the
other from Elston avenue. The exten.
sion which will connect the Lawrence
avenue line and make new transfer
point at Lawrence and Kedzie ave.
nues will be completed within thirty
days.
With the Ravenswood branch Of
the Northwestern elevated railroad
and Western avenue and Lawrence
avenue car lines the Improvement will
give the district exceptional trans.
portation facilities.
M. J. Faherty Is chairman Of the
committee having the celebration In
charge. Corporation Counsel Sexton,
representing Mayor Harrison: Alder.
men Wilson and Hyldahl of the 9th
ward; Chairman Block Of the commit.
tee on local transportation, and others
will be invited to make addresses.
I'VE have the newest and best
neighborhood center In Chicago" said
Mr.. Faherty, land plan to make 1t the
biggest. The celebration will be par.
ticipated In by all the residents from
Western and Central Park avenues
and from Irving Park and Foster ave.
nues. The North Park college and
seminary, among the schools In this
. district, will be asked to participate.
We've got o section Of the city to be
proud Of and want the people to know
about It."
Label Blumenthal. OF 2l9 Whiting
street. salesman for a cigaret com
D pany, was fined $40 and costs by Mu
!. nicipal Judge Hopkins for tackine
J. signs on private property without
. consent Of the owners. L. A. Damon
D 1903 Oakenwald avenue. secretary Of
Y the Municipal Art League, caused the
: arrest.
Frederick w. Blocki. candidate fol
= board OF review, and Joseph Connery
. candidate for recorder, were thu
guests Of honor at the games Of tn,
National Catholic League at Roger
!. Park. they having donated tn
!. grounds to the league.
q DE Witt c. Cregier. city custodian
r and q party of seven friends left Chi
!. cago Sunday on Mr.. Cregier's steam
:. yacht 'Glad Tidings' for q trip to 81
Louis down the Chicago River. tn
I. drainage canal and the Mississippi
|. River. The party will be gone tw'
!. weeks, making several stops on tn
~ way to hunt and fish. Those MAXIM
70 up the party are: George Cornell
Ir Knapp Cregier, DR.. r. H. Cox, ambu
q lance surgeon at the Chicago Avenu
~ Emergency Hospital; Frank Swenit
| ,htaH 0vo nporoxne, 0ooeno Cnho ONO
and Frank Dolgett. of the city elet
r. trician's ONCE. and "Montie" Byers.
u The County Board transacted tn
Q. following business at Its meeting MOI
~ day:
r. To purchase for $4,000 the land q
James OLeary at South Halsted an
West Forty.ffth streets for hospits
site.
To purchase for $4,000 the to
Of acres OF John Carmody at Grace stree
70 and California avenue for hospiti
N site.
To submit to the voters at the al
y. preaching election three propose
ID bond issues totaling 100000 for tn
10 following purposes:
o. One million dollars for new bull,
OF ings, both infrmary wards and tube
cular buildings, on the poor farm q
10 Oak Forest, and cemetery to TAX
70 the place of the old potters' field.
10 Five hundred thousand dollars fC
completing the ninth and elevent
In floors of the county building.
", Five hundred thousand dollars Il
n. the construction Of q new detentio
re hospital for the insane.
I'd ~
no How the people OF Chicago do suift
40 from that Bell phone!
The broken ear drums which q
e. many OF its patrons complain OF al
II as nothing compared to the lost ten
40 pers of usually good natured patron
IN who get wrong numbers and otht
" wrong treatment.
u Not to speak Of the broken rest I
u people aroused from their beds /
these same mistakes and who are I
mad themselves that they fail
grasp the predicament Of the fello
at the other end OF the line who hi
paid nickel In advance to hay
eh wrong number" slammed into h