Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-22


zone Of the requisites Of good
municipal budget Is honest, efficient
accounting" said Comptroller Trae.
ger. This also applies to the Off.
Gals and the legislative arm Of the
city government. Any person having
personal reason or interest In In.
fiating the budget is not dependable
person to pass on II or construct It.
ITO cure the possibility Of these in.
fiuences the comptroller's Office rec.
ommends the establishment Of board
Of estimate and apportionment. pat.
termed after New York. II should con.
sist, say, Of the mayor, the chairman
Of the finance committee, the city
comptroller and one representative Of
each Of the taxing bodies"
Homer Il. Tinsman's candidacy for
Superior Court Judge on the Republi.
can ticket Is worthy one. He Is a
man fitted in every way for seat on
the bench. His clean and able record
Is we'll known to everybody and he
would make splendid Judge.
~
Harry II. Lampert's candidacy for
alderman In the twenty.third ward Is
daily growing In strength. All factions
Of Democrats are with him to stand.
still, and his. fine record has won for
him the support of all classes Of citl.
zens irrespective Of party affiliation.
Alderman Henry d. Captain will be
triumphantly returned on April I.
The voters OF the twenty.ffth ward
know the splendid record hehas made
In the city council, and they are not
going to retire worthy public ser.
want like him just to please the whims
OF a few ofiice-seeking reformers Al
derman Captain has made good In
every way during his first term and
the people know II and are proud OF
him.
Alderman Irwin r. HazeD il GER
tain winner for reelection In the
thirty.third ward. He will receive the
| solid Republican vote and half the
Democratic and Progressive vote.
| George NJ. Tobey is making fine
campaign for alderman in the twenty
ninth ward, and all indications are
| favorable to his election. He Is well
known throughout the ward and would
make a splendid alderman.
Two Progressive nominees for al.
dermen to fill vacancies on the party
ticket have been selected by the Pro.
gressive county committee. Alfred
Tanner was named in the Second
ward. At the primaries Alderman
George F. Harding, Republican, and
Kirby Ward. whose name was writ
ten in by friends, were tied for the
nomination. Alderman Harding was
the, nominee for the Republican party.
Judge John X. Prindiville is making
splendid record on the Municipal
Court bench. lie is an able, broad
minded and just Judge.
~eN
| William Hale Thompson Is looked
upon by thousands of Chicagoans as
the right man for mayor in 1915.
~1A
Flynn is sure winner for City
Treasurer
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| Under the able management Of
Jacob Marks the West Side State En-
ployment Bureau is doing remarkable
work, On an average of one hundred
people are given work every week.
More attention should be paid to
! these free employment Offices. They
should be enlarged and more help be
employed. They do piles of good.
| Mr.. Marks of the West Side bureau,
is an able and Woodworking public
| official.
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A parking place under the Market
street terminal of the Chicago & Oak
Park Elevated Railroad for automo.
biles and other vehicles was recon-
mended by the general complaint sub
committee of the local transportation
committee. The committee also de-
cded to ask for an ordinance limiting
the time vehicles can be kept stand
ing in the loop district to thirty min
utes. Alderman Eugene Block an.
nOunced that he would write tho South