Chicago eagle., 1912-09-21

stopping work on new ward office
for the Twelfth ward. II was found
by building inspectors that the build.
Ing is larger In size than is allowed to
be built within the fire limits. Alder.
man Schultz was told that the struc-
ture would not be interfered with pro.
viding he would have the city council
pass an order directing construction.
Alderman Schultz promised to do
this.
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After two months. vacation, the
Circuit and Superior Courts Of Cook
County opened on Monday.
New chsncery Judges both in the
Circuit and Superior Courts have
been chosen for the coming year.
Judges Dever. Mckinley and Kavan.
agh will sit In chancery cases in the
Superior Court. while Judges Glib
bons, Tuthill and Honore will act in
the Circuit Court.
Judge Pickney Of the Juvenile
Court, returning from his vacation,
was given a reception by ninety coun.
ty and city probation officers. In re.
ply to their welcome Judge Pinckney
commended them for their loyalty.
He criticised the present condition Of
the Juvenile Court room, declaring II
lnconvenient and unsanitary.
Spencer Wards candidacy for Chief
Justice Of the Municipal Court should
appeal to all good citizens. Mr.. Ward
has been for years one Of Chicago's
leading and most successful lawyers.
He has always taken an active part
In movements that have had for their
object the betterment Of the city. He
has been at all times public spirited
citizen. In filling the position Of Chief
Justice Of the Municipal Court the
people must select man big enough
for the position, q man who realizes
the importance Of the position and
one who will be able to improve the
Municipal Court system. They must
also select Q man Of liberal views, q
man who is fully conversant with con.
ditions as they really are in a great
cosmopolitan city like Chicago. An
able, wideawake. forceful and liberal
man like Spencer Ward would serve
in the office with credit to all.
John J. Mclaughlin will receive ar
overwhelming plurality for re.elec
tion to the Legislature In the Nine
teenth District. The voters are with
him to man.
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by his brilliant and honest record
Judge Hickman Scanlan has earned
the confidence and admiration Of al
Chicagoans.
Both as q Judge and as citizen
John r. Caverly 10 liked and respect
cd by all who know him.
| Stephen A. Malalo should be elected
Municipal Judge. He Is the type oi
man needed on the bench. Able
STRAIGHTFORWARD and fearless, he will
prove worthy Judge. Mr.. Malato'i
record as q lawyer. public ofilcia
and q citizen IL clean and honorable
one. As q member Of the Illinois
legislature he proved himself to bt
a faithful. and able representative o.
tho people. The Municipal Voters
league says OF him: Member o.
legislature, 1S99.1901, where his rec
ord was good. His colleagues Of tha
day say he was intelligent and o.
right purpose" Mr.. Malato's splen
did success as q lawyer well fits hin
for a seat on the bench. He has al
ways taken an active part In publ,
affairs and IL q lifelong Democrat
He has been q leader OF the party II
his ward and district and enjoys th'
confidence of the rank and file. Tw'
years ago he stumped Cook count!
for the Democratic ticket, making II
all forty.six speeches. He always ten
dered his services free OF charge. Dur
Ing the Bryan campaign he manages
the Italian department and spoke 81
over the county. He never receives
or never asked for any compensation
for his work.
Fred w. Blocki 10 the right man Il
place on the Board Of Review.
Frank H. Novak, the well.knowl
and highly respected attorney, is on
Of the ablest and most loyal leader
In the Democratic party in Chicago.
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James 8. Hopkins stands foremos
among Chicago's leading attorneys. Hi
record is clean and able one In ever
respect.
John A. Pelka, the well.known Wes
Side Republican and real estate man
Is being talked Of by many for Cit.
Clerk next spring.
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Judge John r. Caverly continues L
serve the people In an able, honest an,
painstaking manner on the Municipa
Court bench.
Joseph s. LaBuy should be electe'
Municipal Judge. He has a splendi
record to his credit as q lawyer an
h. will make an upright and conscier
tious Judge. Mr.. LaBuy was born O.
farm near Fox Lake, Wis.,, In 1871
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