Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-07

Result, thousands of trees dying year.
ly for want Of care.
Ordinance prohibiting peddlers, lex.
cepting newsboys), from crying their
wares on the street, so as not to dis.
turb the slumbers Of night poker play.
ers. Disregarded by the police.
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According to our way of figuring a
piece of land at Union and Erie
streets 10sx116x42 feet would contain
2,268 square feet. At an annual rental
Of $101.16 per year this would amount
to less than 8 cents per square foot.
Pretty cneap rent for good city prop.
erty.
The Conocracy has no desire to
elect and no intention Of electing q
United States Senator in Illinois this
fall. All Of its energies are being
directed towards the election of
legislature which will take home rule
away from Chicago and vest the con.
troll Of gas. electric lights, railroads,
telephones and other utilities In Q
btate COmmlBBlOn.
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In Congressman Lynden Evans the
people Of the ninth district, 40 we'll
as all the people Of Chicago, have q
representative at Washington who re-
fleets credit upon the city at all times.
He 10 the type Of man who IL needed
In the National House Of Representa-.
tives. He 10 able. brilliant and ener.
getic. His reelection by q handsome
plurality is the desire of every honest
citizen.
Joseph e. Bidwill Jr. has proved
his worth to the people as clerk Of the
Circuit Court. Cook county never
had q better ofiicial. His reelection
is desired by all good citizens.
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John e. Maloney will be elected
County Commissioner by a handsome
plurality. He Is one of the strongest
candidates on the whole Democratic
ticket. He will make an excellent
member Of the County Board.
Joseph 8. La Buys candidacy fol
Municipal Judge deserves success
He has fine record to his credit as q
lawyer and citizen and will make q
good Judge.
| A better man could not be elected
County Assessor than Charles
Krutckoff. He Is qualified in every
way for the position. He is entitled
to the vote Of every good citizen.
Arthur w. Fulton's candidacy fol
Congress In the sixth district Is daily
gaining strength. His splendid record
In the city council as alderman from
the thirteenth ward, along with hii
successful career as o lawyer, Il
known to the voters in the district
His grand victory at the primaries af
ter his single.handed campaign wor
for him thousands Of new friends and
his election Is predicted on all sides
He will prove worthy representative
Of the people down at Washington.
Joseph F. Connery IL winner fol
County Recorder. His good, clean rec
ord well fits him for that important
position.
The big army Of friends and ad
mirers Of Clerk Of the Superior Cour,
Charles w. Vail are leaving no stone
unturned to re.elect that efficient pub
lie Official.
The election Of James M. Daley al
sanitary trustee will place on thu
Drainage Board an able and faithful
representative of the people.
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Joseph G. Blaha should receive {
big vote for reelection to the legisla
ture In the nineteenth district. H,
has made one Of the best officials th'
people have ever sent to Springfield
BENJAMIN M. Mitchell will receive ,
handsome vote for the legislature II
the twenty.first district. He is de
servedly popular with the people II
his district, which accounts for hi
unpopularity with the professional re
formers.
Walter q. Schmidt should have III
tie trouble in being reelected count
! assessor. He has made magnificen
record and he ID deservedly popula
r with all classes of people.
The election Of Hugh ]. Kearns a
r municipal Judge will place on the M,
nicipal Court bench man who wi
be at all times an honest, painstakin
and upright Judge.
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