Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-07-20

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getter for the whole ticket.
Andrew J. Ryan, the we'll known
lawyer who made one of the best city
attorneys Chicago has ever had, would
grace seat on the Illinois Supreme
bench.
II there 10 one man who Is fitted to
represent Illinois in the United States
Senate that man is Col. James Hamil.
ton Lewis. with a united Democracy
behind him, the wish Of every one Of
his big army Of admirers IL that
enough Democratic legislators will be
elected to place him where he belongs.
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Judge John r. Caverly has by his
clean, able and energetic record on
the bench done much to make the
Municipal Court a success. More men
like him are needed there.
Congressman Lynden Evans will re.
ceive a handsome plurality for re-
election in the Ninth District.
John z. Maloney, Democratic candi.
date for County Commissioner, has o
big army of friends throughout Chi.
cago and Cook County who are work.
ing like Trojans for his election. He
Is the right man to place on the
County Board and he deserves an
election.
Why are the elevated platforms al.
lowed to be TANNED up with gum and
Weighing machines?
BY his able, painstaking and hard.
working record as member of the
e. Schmidt has gained for himself q
well earned popularity throughout
Chicago and Cook County.
BY his good record Judge Edward
o. Brown has won the admiration and
confidence Of both bench and bar In
Cook County.
As Congressman at Large from I'LL
nois William e. Mason will prove the
right man In the right place.
One Of the most popular public on
cials in Chicago is City Clerk FRANK
d. Connery. He is an eflicient, ener
getic and courteous public onicial.
Coroner Peter NJ. HOFFMAN has q
big army Of friends in Cook county
and every one Of them are working
hard for his reelection.
All telephone patents 0hould ~ 90
dscatod by the government wAsa ~
become The exclusive psooeety e u
Telephone Trust. The following neoa
IN editorial In The CAlea0o On.
News q July II. 1911. hits ~ sas'
exactly:
'In a argument before tie Hat3saa
senate's interstate commerce eognll
tee. Senator Kenyon recently urOe,
several notifications Of Ne 0heena,
antitrust law. One Of then peevilo'
that when any patent granted By q,
government 10 used 10 build Up Q tzus
or combination the patent shan b 10
isitel."
No man on the bench In Cook Coun
the people than Judge Edward Osgoot
Brown. His clean and brilliant recor,
Is known to everybody.
Alderman Lewis d. Sits. Of tn
Seventeenth ward, Is talked Of b,
many Republicans as the right man I,
nominate for City Treasurer mex
spring.
John F. Glare. the popular and wei
known attorney. would serve the pee
pie well on the bench.
i M. J. Faherty would make spleu
did city treasurer.
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The election Of Spencer Ward !
Chief Justice Of the Municipal CouI
will place In that position q man VIII
!. will at all times be found working 4
8 the interests Of the people.
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:; Vote for David Sullivan for Munic
!, pal Judge.
{ The nomination Of Joseph 8. La Blu
8 for Judge Of the Municipal Court
}. the Democratic voters was q worth
8 one. He is good lawyer and wi
n make good Judge.
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william Kolacek, the popular pres
a dent Of the west park board. is til
4 choice Of thousands of Republicans Il
city treasurer next year.
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q Joseph 8. La Buy, Democratic nor
d inee for Municipal Judge. has sple
If and his candidacy Is commended
70 all voters who desire to see the rigl
IF men placed on the bench.
~ Walter f. Schmidt has made goo
member of the county board OF asse