Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-02-22

stacles to the plan commissions sug.
gestions Of great terminal at Twelfth
street, they became smaller as they
were discussed.
The following are the railroad repre-.
sentatives who took part in the con.
ference:
A. ]. Earling, Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Road; Darius Miller, Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Road; J. J.
Turner, Pennsylvania Lines; Thomas
Rodd, engineer for Pennsylvania
Lines.
Members of the Chicago Plan Com.
mission executive committee present
we're:
Andrew J. Graham, Edward B. But.
Ter. Clyde M. Carr. Frederic A. Delano,
Albert J. Fisher, Richard c. Hall, w.
d. Kerfoot, Walter d. Moody, John
Powers, James Simpson, John F.
Smulski, Charles H. Thorne, Charles
H. Wacker, Harry A. Wheeler, Walter
H. Wilson, Michael thinner, T. X.
Long, E. H. Bennett.
The plan of the Union Depot Asso-
citation as outlined, is as follows:
| To erect a union depot across the
street from the present site Of the
depot at West Adams and South Canal
streets. The same site will be used
for the train sheds and the passenger
station and train sheds, 1t Is proposed,
shall be connected by a tunnel under
Canal street.
The Pennsylvania lines plan in.
wolves:
The erection Of q freighthouse and
warehouses at West Van Buren, and
Canal streets, to be connected with the
present station by overhead tracks.
Other tracks shall be run south to the
proposed freight terminal south Of
Twelfth street, also to be erected
overhead II the necessary permits may
be obtained.
The Chicago Plan Commissions pro.
gram proposes:
The erection Of these buildings on
Twelfth street or south Of that street,
and the construction Of all tracks un.
foreground.
Honest Ed Cullerton has no opposi.
ton for denomination for alderman
in the Eleventh ward and he will have
very little for reelection next April.
Frank Hembes Is making an ener.
getic campaign for the Democratic
nomination for alderman In the TWEEN.
ty.third ward. MIR. Hembes is a man
Of ability and character who to meet
Is to like and respect. He Is quail.
flied in every way for seat in the
city council and would prove q wide
awake representative Of the people
Mr.. Hembes was born July 8, 1878 and
has lived all his life in the Twenty
third ward. All his interests, both
business and private, are centered in
the ward and his ambition to serve
his neighbors in the city council is q
worthy one.
Jail sentences for offending trust
magnates as advocated by President
elect Woodrow Wilson were Endorsed
by Governor.elect Edward F. Dunno
He said he favored the Wilson sug
gestion as law of Illinois.
"There is no doubt Governor vii
sons proposal Is the right method,
said Mr.. Dunno. 1T does no good tC
fine the owner Of q monopoly. He
merely laughs and raises his prices
to cover the amount of the penalty as
sessed.
There would be different smile
on the faces of the men who seek t
monopolize the necessities of life
however, II those responsible for Law
violations were sent to jail instead o
being fined.
II am strongly In favor of this Grim
inal clause in our antitrust laws an,
? hope It will be both enacted and en-
: forced in this state"
Alderman Ellis Geiger has made {
grand record in the City Council. HI
is an official who Ia all the time work
: ing in the interests of the people. Hi
denomination BY the Democrats Of tn
Twenty.flrst ward looks certain.
~
;, Arson H. Brown has no opposition
for nomination for alderman in tn
Thirty.first ward. He will run on tn
Progressive ticket and his election i
J. April ia predicted on all sides.
= ~
!. John G. Williams, special counst
. for the Sanitary District Of Chicago
y addressed the Chicago Association Z
Credit Men at it's banquet M0nda
= night, urging the districts claim
. more water from the lake. I'VE hav
:. to have 10000 cubic feet second q
y we cannot maintain the great sanitar
system which Is saving many live
and preventing disease" he salt
1.-THE government says we may TAX
Q only 5000 feet from Lake Michiga
+ because of the interests Of navigation
J. We are ready to prove that 10000 fet
g a second will not hurt navigation. W
h want your help in making Washingto
/ see the light"
d ~
J. Alderman Jacob A. Hey has mad
0 one of the best aldermen Chicag
S has ever had in the City Council. HI
+ whole record is one of achievement
He IL honest and able and has at a
| timas the cOurapa NJ his cOnviCtiOn