Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-15

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number of years, and the present pur.
chase gives him a frontage of S3.37
feet with depth Of 80 feet. w. d.
Kerfoot & Co. and Rounds & wetten
we're associated as brokers in the
transaction.
Alderman Jacob A. Hey's big army
Of friends in the Twenty.third ward
are enthusiastic over his chances for
reelection. Alderman Hey's Clean
able and fearless record has made
him popular with all classes of citi.
zens in the ward.
George Duddleston, the we'll known
former alderman and member of the
Board Of Education, is recovering
slowly from an operation for gall
stones. His friends all hope to see
him around soon.
Benjamin M. Mitchell, John J. Nc.
Laughlin, John 8. Burns and Joseph
Pitlock are the Democratic members
from Chicago of the new house com.
mittee on elections appointed by
Speaker Mckinley.
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Placing municipal judges under
civil service is the newest wrinkle
planned by Chicago's sweet reform.
ers. II was such a rude shock to
these ducks when the people last fall
and two years ago decided to take a
few Republican barnacles of the
track and place them in the discard.
Alderman Henry D. Captain should
be reelected by the voters of the
Twenty.ffth ward. He has made a
magnificent record and Is one of the
leaders in the council.
Alderman Captain Is now com.
plotting his first term as one of the
representatives Of the Twenty.ffth
ward in the city council, and during
the last two years he has practically
devoted his entire time to further the
interests Of his ward and of the city.
He has attended all the council
meetings, over 800 committee and
subcommittee meetings, in fact the
large number Of important matters
which have come before the commit.
tee Of which he Is a member have re.
quired his constant attention.
In addition to the above, he was
called upon to attend daily to large
number Of purely ward matters, max.
ing him today one of the busiest men
in the city council.
His actions in the council have al.
ways been along non.partisan lines,
always voting for those matters pro.
noting the best interests of the city,
and against those which in any way
might be detrimental to its welfare.
John c. Paul, the well known man.
ufacturer and Twenty.third ward
Democrat, is talked Of for member
Of the Board Of Review.
Edward F. Cullerton Is certain
winner for reelection to the city
council, where for SO long he has
served the people honestly, ably and
at all times courageously. The peo
pie Of the Eleventh ward are proud
Of him. They are proud OF him for
his faithful service to themselves and
they are proud of him for his services
to Chicago ut large. Honest Ed. Cul
lerton, as he Is popularity known to
every man, woman and child In the
ward, has never gone back on his
promise, he has never shirked his
duty at any time. Aldermen have
come into the city council and alder
men have gone from the city council
but the Eleventh ward has always
stuck to its faithful and Justly hon
ored representative. Edward F. Cul
lerton.
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Judge Edward Osgood Browns ap
pointment to the Federal bench
would be worthy one In every re
spect.
Arson H. Brown looks like sure
winner for alderman In the Thirty
first ward. He Is one OF the best
known men In the ward and has al
ways been active In every movement
that had for its object the bettermen
of conditions In the ward. He is 8
man of ability and force and will
make an excellent member of the cit,
council.
In Homer Il. Tinsman the Repub
lican voters nominated for Judge O
the Superior Court man qualified II
every way for the position. His loni
career as a lawyer ID a successful
and brilliant one. No member of tn,
bar stands higher In the estimation
OF the bench In Cook County. Mr.
Tinsman served in the city council
for one year from the Thirty.secon(
ward and during that time proved hi
worth as a public official. He wal
one of the best men ever In the cit!
council. Mr. Tinsman is a man O
force and ability. He would max,
an upright, conscientious and fear
less judge.
Frank Gazzolo will make a goot
alderman for the Eighteenth ward.
Every indication points to the re
election OF Alderman Henry Utpate