Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-15
EDITORIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
Pun8ent Paragraphs on Live Topics with Some
Comment the Leadn6 Men of the Day.

cost would approach $3.50 .OOO, 900, but
said the property vacated by joining
the railway terminals would be worth
s201 100000.
gAoLGrs.
All good Democrats are rallying to
the support of Michael J. Flynn for
City Treasurer
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Francis d. Connery will be re.nom.
mated for City Clerk by record.
breaking plurality.
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Alderman Edward F. Cullerton has
no opposition for denomination by the
Democrats Of the Eleventh ward, and
every man who has followed the
career Of the veteran member Of the
city council will note this with gen.
uine pleasure.
Alderman Henry Utpatel has little
opposition for nomination on the Pro.
gressive ticket In the Fifteenth ward.
His able, clean and fearless record in
the city council has earned for him q
big army Of friends and admirers In
every part Of the ward.
w. 8. Johnson stands in the front
ranks Of Chicago's ablest and most
successful lawyers. He would grace q
seat on the bench.
Vote for Michael ]. Flynn for the
Democratic nomination for City
Treasurer and be with the winner.
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Judge Edward Ossood Brown stands
high In the estimation Of the people
both % . jurist and . citisen.
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Alderman Jacob 4. Hey has made q
record In the city council that has
gained for him . well earned pop.
ularity and the fact that he will be
unoppo0ed for nomination on the Pro
gressive ticket In the Twenty.third
ward shows that he will have Q solid
phalanx Of workers behind him for
reelection.
Efforts to defeat Alderman Henry
d. Captain In the Twenty.nfth ward
will come to naught. The people are
not going to be fooled by the attempts
Of an aggregation Of once seekers to
retire such q good oficial 40 Alder
man Captain.
John M. OConnor's candidacy fol
the Democratic domination for Judge
Of the Superior Court 10 daily growing
In strength. Senator O'Connor's rec
ord both 20 Q public o6acial and {
lawyer 10 well known to the people ol
Chicago.
In Michael J. Flynn the Democrats
have Q candidate for City Treasurer
who they can vote for with pleasure
That MIR. Flynn will be nominated Il
pretty near certain. He has behind
him the rank and Ale Of the party
and his plurality ON February q
should be big one. He IL the right
kind Of man to name for this i'm
portant Office. He IL man Of ability
and force, with long and clean rec
ord to his credit. He has always been
| q staunch friend and admirer Of Gov
ernor Dunno and has always aided him
In everything In his different cam
paigns. As Democrat Mr.. Flynn has
always been loyal to his party and nc
man In It has worked harder for Its
success. Mr.. Flynn was born In 1878
and was educated In the public
schools and at Ignatius College. He
has lived for twenty-five years al
$500 La Sale street. For sixteen
years he has been connected with Nc
Neil & Higgins. He Is member OF
the Managing Committee Of the Dem
ocratic party of Cook County from the
Thirty.first ward. Mr. Flynn Is the
right man for City Treasurer and
every Democrat should 90 to the pri
maries and vote for him.
George McHale should have little
trouble In winning the Democratic
nomination for alderman In the TWEEN.
ty.fourth ward. All the real leaders
in the ward are with him and the
people will do the rest on February
rs, by rolling up big plurality for
him.
AS Superior Court Judge John j.
Coburn would be filling a position he
Is qualified In every way to All. No
man In Chicago Is better fitted to sit
on the bench than John J. Coburn.
No man in Illinois stands higher In
the estimation of the people than Al.
bert j. Hopkins.