Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-08
GAoLers.

Chicago needs more men like Aid.
erman Jacob A. Hey in the City Coun.
ell.
Some people are trying to make q
goat out of James A. Quinn. City OIL
Quinn may have his faults.
Who hasn't? But he ls a good citi.
zen who IL making fine public rec.
ord. The attacks on his son, because
Of the prominence Of the father can
also be taken for what they are
worth. It Is a mean enemy who will
strike from ambush.
Alderman Henry D. Captain Is an
able. energetic and forceful public OF.
fetal. Twenty.ffth warders should
see that he IL re.nominated and re.
elected.
In nominating John M. O'Connor
for Judge Of the Superior Court the
Democrats will be naming q man
qualified in every way for the posi-.
ton. Both az lawyer and public
oficial his record IL clean and hon.
orable in every respect.
Twenty.fourth Ward Democrats will
name the right man in nominating
George McHale for alderman. He
will prove q certain winner at the
polls in April and will make splen.
did alderman.
Joseph Donnersberger, the veteran
Democrat and auditor Of the South
Park Commission, and his good wife
celebrated their golden wedding last
week. They were married in 1863.
and nifty years Of happiness was com.
pleted with both Of them enjoying
good health. They have the congra.
tulations and best wishes Of thou
sands Of friends.
John J. Coburn would make splen.
did Judge Of the Superior Court.
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James G. Denvir, the popular editor
Of Standard Opinion, was the first
messenger sent by the electoral col.
lege Of any state to reach Washing.
ton with the goods for Wilson. Mr..
Denvir ON behalf Of the Illinois cleo.
tors delivered the twenty.nine Prairie
State votes to the secretary Of the
United States Senate.
The Municipal Voters League Is out
with It's annual report, and as usual
the people pay as much attention to
1t as they do to q revolution in South
America.
Upstairs or loft" theaters were
given a final blow on Tuesday by
Judge Honore In the Circuit Court
when he dissolved temporary injunc.
tions which have kept the theaters
open contrary to the provisions Of the
building code. The court refused to
hold up the entering Of the decree
until plans can be completed for the
alteration of the houses affected, and
said the order would be entered this
morning. As soon as 1t Is ordered
Building Commissioner Henry Erics-
son said he would have the theaters
closed by the police.
There are five theaters in the city
which fell under the ban by being 10.
Gated above the first floor. The
largest one and the only one in the
downtown district is the La Sale
Opera House. and 1t will close volun.
tarily Saturday night and remain
closed until 1t has been reconstructed
to comply with the city ordinances.
George McHale should be nomi.
mated by the Democrats of the TWEEN
ty.fourth Ward for alderman at the
primaries, February rs. Mr.. McHale
is one Of the best-known men in the
ward, is lifelong Democrat and Is
qualified in every way for a seat in
the City Council. He Is a son Of the
late James McHale, who was coroner
of Cook county and who was one OF
the best liked officials and Democrats
in Chicago. Conditions In the TWEEN.
ty.fourth Ward demand that a live
representative from the south end OF
the ward be nominated and elected.
Mr.. McHale has been leading factor
in the Democratic Party in the ward
and on the North Side for years. He
has always worked hard for the sue
cess Of his party at the polls. He ia
q man OF force and ability and will
prove a faithful and honest repre-.
sentative Of the people in the City
Council.