Chicago eagle., 1912-06-08

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ing officers were chosen for 1912:
President, Frank J. Hogan; vice presi.
dent, Joseph r. Uhlin; secretary,
Henry Keats: treasurer, John T.
Rainey.
The voters of the Nineteenth Dis.
trict, irrespective of either party,
have nothing but praise for the record
made by Joseph G. Blaha In the Legis.
lature during his first term.
Judge George Kersten deserves the
popularity he enjoys throughout Chi.
cago and Cook County. A better Judge
never sat on the bench.
Judge John r. Caverly Is one Of the
men who will make the Municipal
Court a success. Judge Caverly is a
fairminded, painstaking and whole.
souled man. More men like him are
needed on the bench.
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Judge John Z. Owens deserves great
credit for the record he has made as
County Judge. He Is a man Of force of
character. independent and fearless.
One OF the best officials in Cook
County Is County Assessor Walter Il.
Schmidt He deserves a reelection.
Bernard +. Weber would prove a
winner as the Democratic nominee for
City Treasurer next spring.
John c. Paul, the we'll known busi.
ness man and Twenty.third ward Dem.
ocrat, enjoys we'll earned popularity
throughout Chicago.
Thomas A. Smyth IL giving the pe0.
pie an able and honest administration
as President of the Sanitary District.
John 7. Richards, former vice presi.
dent OF the Chicago Bar Association.
was elected It's president and with one
exception all nominees OF the regular
election committee ticket were named
Carlos p. Sawyer. librarian of the
association for the last twelve years,
was the one exception. He opposed
Henry c. Miller. the regular nominee.
and won his reelection by a vote OF
992 to 122. Mr. Sawyer was offered as
an independent candidate by thirty.
five members Of the association.
The complete list Of newly chosen
| officers is:
President, John T. Richards: Vice
president, silas H. strawn; second
vice president. Mitchell d. Follansbee: :
secretary, Howard w. Hayes: treas.
urer, william Brown, Jr.. librari.
an, Carlos p. Sawyer: members
board Of managers, George e. Chip.
man. Carl r. Latham and Joseph w.
Moses; members committee on admis.
sions. Albert B. Gates, Jesse r. Long
and Charles ]. O'Connor.
Major Edgar B. Tolman is the retir.
Ing president and Farlin H. Ball the
retiring secretary Of the association.
Frank ]. Hogan, the we'll known
and we'll liked attorney. has been
chosen president of the Alumni Asso-
citation Of the Chicago Kent College
Of Law for the ensuing year.
What has become Of that Anthony
report on the sanitary district?
We are In receipt of circular from
a Boston firm advertising the merits
Of paper towel made by 1t. One full
page Of the circular calls attention to
the fact that Chicago is the only city
In the country which prohibits the
common" towel in washrooms by or.
dinance. This reminds us that Chicago
is the only city In the country which
passed an ordinance compelling prop
erty owners to install gas shut.offs at
800 to 5000 q lot. Fads come high
but Chicago must have them. N
North Side sewers have not been
cleaned in SO long a time that peo
pie complain OF flooded Easements ev
cry time 1t rains.
The County Democracy will take q
band OF 1875 pieces with them to Bal
timore.
Give US the recall and they car
make the terms of all ofncials 40 long
az they like.
Most of Chicago fire losses are totsl
nowadays.
| The people are pretty good "ex
perts" themselves on telephone mat
ters. They know what 10 going on. Al