Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-13

street: Timothy II. Sammons, go
North Clark street; Thomas J. Muir.
ply, 100 East Grand avenue.
Twenty.seeond Ward.
Democrat-William p. Ellison, $50
West North avenue: Victor ]. Schaef-
fer, 1871 North Halsted street.
Twenty.third Ward.
Repubican-Thomas o. Wallace,
Andrew G.. Johnson, Henry Klein.
Democrat--Frank J. Harrington,
James n. Kearns, walter +. Brophy.
Tw.ntyfourth Ward.
Republican-Herman T. Gnadt,
John II. FIGHTER.
Democ frank NJ. Becker,
Charles l.. McGillvia, August Krum-
holz, John T. Meyers.
Twenty.fifth Ward.
Democrat-Harry Quinn, 1921 Wave.
land avenue: short term.
rogressive-Henry NJ. Walker,
1927 Leland avenue.
Republican-Long term: Henry d.
Captain. 1914 Kenilworth avenue.
Short term Frank J. Link, 4015 Mag.
nolia avenue; George r. Reese, 4416
North Racine avenue; Charles Plotke,
1911 Clarendon avenue; John N. Chap.
man, 1907 Wilton avenue.
Twsnty.sIxth Ward.
Republilcan-William F. Lips, 21s0
Wilson avenue; Arthur w. Hausburg,
3443 North Western avenue.
Twsnty.ssvsnth Ward.
emocrat-Chris L. McGrane. 4450
North Kenneth avenue; Paul p. Ia.
milo. 3240 North Central Park avenue
Twsnty.slshth Ward.
supplementary e. Littler, 2505
North washtenaw avenue.
Democrat-Ben NJ. Sharvey. 1867
North Campbell avenue.
Twsnty.nlnth Ward.
Republican-John Hrubec, 1868 w.
Fifty.first street.
Democrat-Hubert Kilens. 5026 So.
Ashland avenue; Emmett Whealan;
Felix Janovsky. 1924 West Forty.sev.
enth street; Albert Levora. 475S South
Honore street; Joseph e. Gross. 5000
South Latin street.
Thlrtlsth Ward.
Democrat-Geo. p. Latchford, 4501
South Union avenue; VIM. j. Lynch.
461 West Forty.third place; Axel ],
Runsten, 11135 Edbrooke avenue; Mi
chael Enright, 1925 South Emerald
| avenue.
Thirty.frst Ward.
Republican-James A. Kearns, q
| West Garfield boulevard; Robert r
Pegram, $3.50 South Sangamon street
Democrat-Frank J. Corr, 524 Yves,
Sixtieth street.
Thirty.sseond Ward.
Republican-Albert J. Fisher, q!
West Seventy.second street.
Thirty.third Ward.
Republican-Irwin r. Hazen, $50!
Midway Park; Robert NJ. Buck, 500
West Erie street.
Democrat-Sim J. Stevenson, II
North Waller avenue; Marshall Sol
berg, 40 North Long avenue; LAR
Larsen, 2417 North Sawyer avenue.
Thirty.fourth Ward.
Republican-Joseph c. Blaha, 1865
Douglas boulevard; L. NJ. Gordon, 1874
South Homan avenue.
Democrat-Charles Wesley, 401
Ogden avenue; w. J. Held, 4125 Yves
Twenty.sixth street; William II
Marks, 5O32 South Sawyer avenue.
Thirty.ffth Ward.
Democrat-John s. Clark, 426
West Grand avenue.
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Baseball players announced a fire.
Entertainment and Stag Party, give
by the Baseball Players of Chicago
in honor of Mr.. Robert NJ, Sweitzel
at Musicians Hall, 175 West Wasl
ington Street, Monday, February /;
p. IN. An excellent program has bee
arranged with the following speakers
Bob Sweitzer, Jimmy Callahan
Buck" Weaver, Andy Slight, Ton
! Lofts, Johnny Farrell, Eddie stacl
Eddie McGoorty.
A statement declaring that the pla
of the municipal industrial fund to pre-
vide a work relief fund for unemploye
citizens of Chicago is a menace I
wage standards was issued by vii
lam Hale Thompson, candidate for tn
republican nomination for mayor.
in accordance with the announce
plan OF your industrial commission,
said Mr.. Thompson, in an open lette
to the mayor, "a workman Is to be II
sued blue ticket emitting him to en-
ployment and payment out of the pre-
posed fund at a low wage.
"Will not this blue ticket set
precedent for wage reduction? Woul
it not be more beneficial for the worl
men out of employment and the ta'
payers OF Chicago II the municipal az
ministration OF Chicago had give
thought to, prepared plans and pre-
vided means for great municipal In
provements, which could be immed
ately put under way and thereby Civ
employment to men and women a
proper wages"