Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-20
EAGLETS.


Henry Stuckart, who Is a strong
candidate for County Treasurer, has
always filled every office to which he
has been elected to the satisfaction
Of the people.
Charles Beecher 1.ahan, the popular
vice president Of the big Regan Print
ing House, Is not only fine public
speaker but he Is a charming and
forceful writer upon all topics. Speak.
ing Of the Regan Printing House, per.
haps the finest work Of its kind we
have ever seen. in binding. type and
contents. Is the "Story Of Chicago"
issued by the Regan Printing House.
1t Is not only a reliable history Of
early Chicago, but 1t Is the most com.
plete and authentic history ever pub.
lished Of every daily and weekly news.
paper ever printed In this city.
49,
Ambrose A. Worsley, good lawyer
ard Democratic war horse, would
make great Judge Of the Municipal
court.
Two thousand Chicago Elks will in.
wade Evanston Monday, June %. The
cause Of this exodus from the city Is
the institution of new lodge in Ev.
anston. Arthur w. johnson, exalted
ruler Of Chicago Lodge No. 4, will act
IA master of ceremOniea
Chicago Elks will assemble at the
club home OF No. 4. at 1874 West Wash.
ington street, Monday afternoon at
p. m. Upon their arrival in Evanston
at 3 p. M, the institution ceremonies
will begin, lasting through afternoon
and evening.
George Bruce. chief clerk in the
municipal court who Is very popular
in the 35th ward, will probably be
nominated and elected representative
from the 23rd district.
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Alderman Henry p. Bergen Of the
Thirty.frst ward has made a most
useful alderman and his career has
been full Of honor for himself and
his constituents.
Michael 8. Hyland would make the
best president Of the County Board
that Cook County has ever had, II he
should be nominated by the Demo.
Gratis for that Office. His knowledge
Of county affairs Is better than that
Of any other man that we know Of.
and his record as q business man, al
head of the great Chicago Arm Of
A. H. Andrews & Company, and other
big interests. would be q guarantee
OF a good business administration In
the interest Of the taxpayers.
Judge Joseph SABBATH IL making q
splendid record on the Municipal
bench. His decisions are always Just
merciful and full Of common sense.
Charles G. Stilwell Of the Twenty
fifth ward. one of the best known and
best liked lawyers in Chicago, will
probably be one of the Democratic
nominees for Municipal Judge this
fall. A better man could not be nom
mated.
Isaac N. Powell would make an
ideal member of the Board OF Review
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Why doesn't the government &c,
after the Harvester Trust?
Is It because there is too much
money behind It?
Is It because it's political contribu
tions have been very large?
Is 1t the policy Of the government
to harrass small offenders and let big
ones escape?
The people expected the Democratic
party to do something with this trust
What Is the matter with the De
partment of Justice?
Who has tied it's hands In the mat
ter of the Harvester Trust?
From all over the country We hear
the question: what mysterious In
huence has always prevented Uncle
Sam from getting after the Harvester
Trust?" We are informed that q
binder which costs 3S5 to make II
sold for $3.50. A mower which costs
$50 10 sold for e42. A corn harvester
which costs 365 10 sold for $3.50. A
corn shredder which costs SIS IL sold
to $685.. That 10 the way the farmers
are "cinched." Such prices are due Il
monopoly.
Many Q farmer first learned that 4
change was In progress when he need
cd some small part to replace one
broken In his weM.preserved Champion
or Osborne or Buckeye or Adrisncs
or Milwaukee or Walter A. Wood reap