Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1913-03-29
EDITORIAL and PERSONAL NOTES
Pundent Paragraphs Live Topics, with Some
Comment on the Leadin6 Men of the Day.

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as c. Clark. Avery Coonley and John
T. stockton.
Alderman John Il. Emerson's
friends predict an easy victory for
him in the Eighth Ward. He Is pop
ular with all classes in the ward.
The election Of John M. O'Connor
as Judge of the Superior Court will
place an able, honest and courageous
man on the bench. His record In the
state Senate along with his brilliant
record as q lawyer commends his
candidacy to the voters.
Harry H. Lampert Is coming down
the home stretch with flying colors
in the Twenty.third Ward. He has
made a vigorous campaign. He en-.
Joys the happy faculty Of making
friends, and this, coupled with his
good business record, has made his
candidacy a strong one. He was
born in Evanston thirty.one years
ago and has resided in the ward
eleven years. He started in the In.
surance business and was connected
with the r. w. Hosmer Company and
Adolph Loeb & Sons. He Is now In
| the same business under the firm
name Of Lampert & Keller and this
firm has been successful from the
start. They are Chicago represent.
atives for the Buffalo German 1nsur.
ance Company Of New York.
Albert ]. w. Appel should be
elected Alderman in the Twenty.
sixth Ward. He is man of ability
with a splendid record to his credit
He Is thoroughly acquainted with
conditions In the ward and will prove
a faithful and wide.awake represent
alive in the City Council. Mr.. Ap
pell was born in Chicago in 1874
and has practiced law since 1899. He
is at present assistant City Prosecu
tor and his record in that position
Is an excellent one.
Alderman Irwin II. Hazen, candi
date for reelection in the Thirty
third Ward, attacked the bills pre-
pared by the corporation council and
street car companies, which, IL pass
ed by the legislature, will authorize
the proposed merger Of surface and
elevated lines. The Alderman ad
dressed a roundup In Logan Square
Hall.
1T will be q public calamity Il
the bills are passed." he declared.
"They are dangerous In the extrem,
powers they grant to corporations
and cities"
Elect A. J. Appel to the Cit!
Council in the Twenty.sixth Ward
He will make the kind OF an Alder
man the people want.
President Wilson has some ricl
plums to give away in Chicago an
In the state Of Illinois. Following ar
the principal places at his dispose
with the salaries and the men talke
Of in connection with the appoint
ments:
Judge. United States Circuit Cour,
Chicago, salary $1,000.
District Attorney. Chicago, salar
$4,000.
Postmaster, Chicago, salary $4,000
Collector of Customs. Chicago, ga
airy $4,000.
sub.Treasurer. Chicago. salar
$4,000.
United States Marshal. Chicago
salary 5000.
Naval ofiicer. Chicago. salary $500
Internal Revenue Collector. Oh
cago. salary $4,000.
United States Engineer, Chicago
salary $500.
Appraiser. Chicago. salary $4,000.
Professor of Meteorology weather
Chicago. salary $500.
Other Jobs here and down tn
state are:
} Internal Revenue Collector 9
Springfield, $4,000.
Internal Revenue Collector at Pc,
ria, $4,000.
Internal Revenue Collector at Eai
st. Louis, $3,625.
One Deputy United States Marshi
at Chicago. $l.400.
Twelve Deputy United States Ma
shals at Chicago. $1,000 each.