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THE CHICAGO EAGLt, T' Cs BBBBBBk t ' V AfofBBBBBS. f 4 V s'?;aBBBBBBB v ' ! 1 ' ' wjbbbbbb? .SsbbbbbbS ' " ' r IItBbbbbbw ' I V f Kb. C a la JiisBBBBBBBBWTBBBBV I IIbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbw' r- fr. g , ,-sjbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbpi sTWbbPMbbbbWBBBmBbHBbBbFi HENRY STUCKART, Democratic Candidate fop City Treasurer. STATE COUN CIL AUXILIARY Complete organization ot tho Cook county auxiliary ot tho Stato Council ot Dcfonsc was announced as fol lows: Executive) Committee Samuol In sull, chnlnnnn; Walter N. Wilson, vlco chairman; Lowls E. Myers, sec rotary; Burrldgo D. Butler, Itobort E. Durham, Mrs. William S. Hcfferan, D. J. Mullanoy, Robert M. Sweltzor, B. J. E. Ward, Walter H. Wilson. Co-ordination Committee Ilobort M. Sweltzor, chairman; Lewis 13. Myers, secretary; Thomas D. Knight, Assistant secretary. Financo Committee Walter II. Wilson, chairman; Horman Waldoclc, vico chairman, Lewis E. Myers, sec retary. Fuel Commlttco Robert 15. Dur ham, chairman; J. W. O'Leary, vlco chairman; E. W. Lloyd, secretary. Llconso Committee E. J. E. Wnrd, chairman; William A. Fox, vlco chair man; J. H. Qlulck, secretary. Neighborhood Commlttco Lewis E. Myers, chairman; Gcorgo W. Per kins, vice chairman; Thomas D. Knight, sccrotary. Publicity Committee B. J. Mulla noy, chairman; William II. Culver, secretary. U. S. Doys Working Rosorvo Com mittee Burridgo D. Butlor, chair man; Peter Flomlng, secretary. Woman's Committee Mrs. Wil liam S. Hcfferan, chairman; Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout, vlco chairman; Miss Emily Nalpleralskl, secretary. Tho Ollvor typewriter Is growing in popularity. It is tho host on tho mar ket. Frank Johnston, Jr., tho popular Circuit judgo, is respocted by all classes Irrespective ot party. Judge John St elk, fonrlcssnnd nblo, is a man of tho pooplo. C. J. DOYLE VINDICATED Tho attempt of some villains to blacken tho good numn or C. J. Doylo of Springflold, former socretary of stato, was foiled completely in Judgo Landls' court. Tho nttompt of somo of tho gang to provo that he had ac cepted a chock for $200 from tho fol lows in tho Consumers Packing Co. outfit was proven to bo utterly false and tho endorsement of Mr. poylo'H nnmo on tho chock woh shown to bo u rank; forgery. Mr, Doylo wiw completely exoner ated of any connection whatsoever with tho gang, ns his frlonds know that ho would be. Former Secretary of State MbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbPbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbT bbsbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbBSy ' ' CflBflBBBBBEBBBBfl bbbbbbbbbbbbbV. 9BP!LiiflLLiiifl B - ' ' iiimMfflriB lHHHHHIIIIB mm JflHHHLiB HHHHHHHIII7 r.?iJFti&tfH9E9IHMB bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbt h1,.tV sAslSjbf VMBHuHHlHi bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbt. IBflKMyiHIIHwDvMBiiVIl BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBk v BSRBBBBBBBBBBBbbbbbbi RE-ELECT CULLERTON Able Alderman Should Be Re elected to the 'City Council. His Honorable Record. Tho Chicago Eagle in common with its fellow citizens earnestly desires to see Alderman Edsnrd F. Cullorton re-elected lo tho City Council from tho Kloventh Ward. Tho public record ot this able man Is ono that redounds to tho credit of himself and tho honor of the city ho has served so well. Aldorman Cullcrton Is tho Dean of Chicago Aldorman. His sorvlco in tho City Council has been almost con tinuous slnco 1872. In every emer gency that faced tho municipality, his sago advice and dauntless courngo hnvo aided Chicago through 1ier dim cultlcs. To print a record of tho great civil achievements which Al derman Cullorton inaugurated would llll a piiRo and then tho story would only bo half told. He helped put tho city on Its feet after the Great Fire ot 1871. Ho aided it to regain its fi nancial credit as chairman of tho Financo committee after tho awful panic of 1873. In every crisis slnco ho lias been at tho front battling for tho people's rights and upholding tho city's honor. Ho Is invnluablo in tho board ot aldermen Just at this time. Tho people of tho Eleventh Ward will do tho people of.tlio wholo city a service by re-electing him. RE-ELECT ALD. POWERS Voters of the Nineteenth Ward -. Will Send Back Veteran Lead er to the Council with In creased Majority. Aldorman John I'owors, who for thirty years has represented tho Nine teenth ward In tho city council, should bo ro-olected this spring by an In creased mojorlty. During most of tho peilod of his sorvlco In tho cky coun cil Aldorman I'owors was tho loader of that body. For many yoars ho was chairman of the flnunco commlttco and has hold tho chairmanship ot nil of tho most important commlttoos. His ex perience) Is a valuablo aid to the city and upon many an occasion has pullod tho city out of a hole. His ndvlco is frocjuontly sought by his follow alder men and by city oinclals upon points with which thoy nro not familiar and Aldorman Powers' long exporlonco has always como to their usslstance. He Is ono of the nblost men In tho council and his rcsoutcofulncss, courago and steadfast devotion to duty nro appre ciated by his follow citizens. .The Nineteenth ward should and will re elect him by a largo majority. Honry Stuckart will bo olocted City Treasuror by a largo majority. C. J. DOYLE Exonerat ed and Cleared of False Charges Made Against Him. HEADS OF CITY DEPARTMENTS. MEMBERS OF BOARD OF EDUCATION AND JUDGES OF MUNICIPAL COURT Mayor William Halo Thompson, Mayor. Charles C. Fitzmorrls, Secretary. Room 607, 5th floor, City Hall. City Treasurer Clayton F. Smith, Treasuror. Itoom 203, 2nd floor, City Hall. City Clerk James T. Igoo, City Clork. Edward J. Padtlen, Chief Clork. llooms 107-103, 1st floor, City Hall. City Comptroller Eugono K. Pike, Comptroller, bonis E. QoBBOlln, Deputy Comptrol ler. ltoom C01, Cth floor, City Hall. City Collector Charlos J. Forsberg, Collector. Qcorgo Lohtnan, Deputy Collector. Department of Health John Dill Robertson, M. D., Com missioner. Qottfrlod Koohlor, M. D., Assistant Commissioner. E. R. Prltchard, Socrotary. Room 707, 7th floor, City Hall. Dureau of Engineering John Erlcson, City Engineer. Wm. J. Rocho, Chief Clerk. Room 402, City Hall. Water Department W. J. McCourt, Suporlntondont. Geo. J. Fosor, Chief Clerk. Rooms 101-102, City Hall (Pay bills here). Water Pipe Extension Hugh L. Lucas, Suporlntondont. Thomas F. Kiornan, Asst. Superin tendent. Room 404, 4th floor, City Hall. Bureau of Streets Felix Mitchell, Superintendent. S. J. Flshor, Inspoctor In Charge. Bureau of Sewera Gcorgo E. McGratb, Superintendent. Edward F. Cullorton, Chlof Clork. Bureau of Maps and Plats John D. Riley, Suporlntondont. T, C. Philips, Engineor of Surveys, Bureau of Gas and Electricity William J. Keith, Commissioner. John E. Bradley, Chief Clork. Rivers and Harbors Rlckard O'Sulllvan Burke, Asst. En gineer. Smoke Inspector's Department William H. Rold, Inspoctor. Room 608, City Hall. City Oil Inspector Paul Henderson, Inspector, Charles Vavrlk, Chlof Deputy. Wm. F. Gorman, Assistant. Bureau of Statistics Francis A. Eastman, City Statisti cian. Frederick Rex, Librarian. City Architect C. W. Kallal. Purchasing Agent Virtus C. Rohm, Business Agent. P. C. Schafer, Chief Clerk. Department of Compensation H. V. McGurren, Superintendent. Inspector of Weights and Measures Morris Ellor, City Sealer. W. F. Cluett, Chlof Deputy. Board of Examining Engineers Room 1008, City Hall. Edward F. Miller, President E. F. Mooro, 1st Vice-President. James N. Spencer, 2d Vice-Presl-dent. Board of Examining Plumbers Charlos J, Herbert, Master Plumber. Wm. W. Petrlo, Journeyman Plumber, Board of Examining Mason Contrac tors Chna. C. Stewart. Two others to be appointed in compliance with law In force July 1, 1015. Chief of Operating Engineers John C. Hayes. In U-af ... Department n e --!- Welfare Mrs. Louise uaoorne Howe, Com missioner. James W. Calley, Supt. of Employ ment. Room 805. City Hall Square Dldg. Clvl Service Commission Percy D. Coffin, President. Chas. n. Fraztor. Joseph P. Geary. Mark II. Place- Secretary. Room C10, 6th floor, City Hall. Board of Local Improvements M. J. Fahorty, Prosldont. ' Jos. J. Ellas. David M. Clark. Oscar Wolf. Wm. H. Blcncoo. Edward J. Glaeken, Secretary and Superintendent ot Special Assess ments. Room 207, 2nd floor, City Hall. Gas Supervisor Philip C. Dolofontalno. Room 606, City Hall. Room 111, City Hall, inspector of 8team Boilers Geo. E. Nye, Inspoctor. Harry A. Grannie, Chlof Clork. Building Department Charlos Bostrom, Commissioner. Robert Knight, Deputy Commis sioner. Potor C. Hoey, Sccrotary. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSTCfBB&P RPBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbB bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHP ' bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH llfittitft SbbbbbbbbbbbbH bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV S- VH bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH IbBbb ' Msalkj IbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbBI BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBalBBBBBBBMHi: BBBBBBBBBBBBBBbH BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB. 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Donahoo, 1st Assistant. Edward J. Buckley, 2d Assistant. Frank W. Swento, Chlof Operator. Transportation Supervisor R. F. Kolkcr, Jr. City Physician Dr. M. J. Purcell. Dr. A. Lowls, Asst. City Physician. Dr. Clara Suppel, Asst. City Phy sician. Bureau of Fire Prevention and Public 8afety J. C, McDonnell, Chlof. Police Department John J. Gorrlty, Gonoral Superin tendent. -Room 505, John Alcock, First Doputy Supt., Si Mayer, Socretary Bureau of Po. llco Records. Room 1001. P. J. Ward, Vehicle Bureau. Room 304. Honry L. Hudson, Examlnor of Pub lic Chauffeurs. Room 607. Law Department Samuol Ettolson, Corporation Coun sel. Charlos 5. Francis, City Attornoy. Joseph Sullivan, Chlof Assistant. Charlos J. Fetors. Room 602, City Hall. Harry P. Miller, Prosecuting Attor noy. Danlol Webster, 1st Aast. L. R. Pcquott, Chief Clork. Harry T. Atuood, Special Assess ment Attornoy. Gcorgo J. Frazer, Chlof Clork and Attorney for Board ot Local Im provements. Board of Bridewell Inspectors Ralph E. Esau, Chairman. Josoph J. Janda, Socretary. John J. Sloan. Bridewell 26th St. and California Ave. Bailiff of the Municipal Court Denis J. Egan. Municipal Courts City of Chicago. Chief Justice Harry Olson. Room 916, City Hrll. Assoclato Judges Cavorly, John R. Trudo, Daniel P. Dolan, Harry P. Fisher, Harry M. Cook, W. M. Fry, Sheridan E. Gommlll, William N. Graham, Frank H. Heap, Arnold. Swnnson, J. A. Jareckl, Edmund K. La Buy, Joseph S. Richardson, John. Newcomer, John R. Prlndlvlllo, John K. Rafferty, Joseph P. Stowart, Hugh R. Doylo, Leo J. Barassa, Bernard P. Hass, J. F. Sullivan, Dennis W. Hayes, Howard. Stolk, John. Trudo, Samuol II. McKlnloy, Charlos. Williams, Charlos A. Wells, Hosea W. J. Kent Groon, Legal Assistant. Roy E. Millor, Chlof Clerk. ilunois13ngressmen District. At large Wllliam E. Mason, Rep. Richard Yates, Rep. 1 Martln B. Madden, Rep. 2 Jnmes R. Mann, Rep. 3 Wllllnm W. Wilson, Rep. 4 John W. Rnlney, Dem. 5 Adolph J. Sabath, Dem. 6 James McAndrews, Dem. 7 Nlels Juul, Rep. 8 Thomas Gallagher, Dem. 9 Fred A. Britten, Rep. 10 Carl R. Ghindblom, Rep. 11 lra C. Copley, Rep. 12 Charles E, Fuller, Rep. 13 John C. McKenzle, Rep. 14 Wllllam J. Graham, Rep. 15 Edwnrd J. King, Rep. 16 Cllfford Ireland, Rep. 17 Frank L. Smith, Rep. 18 Joseph G. Cannon, Rep, igWllllam B. McKlnley, Rep. 20 Henry T. Rnlney, Dem. 21 Loren E. Wheeler, Rep, 22 Wllllam A. Rodenberg, Rep. 23 Martln D. Foster, Dem. 24 Thomas 8. Williams, Rep. 25 'Edward E, Denlson, Rep. Indicates re-elected. 5 1 J bbbbbbbbbbbBbbbW Ttt tSH?-' ' k,nMFV'Sl,Tl m " I bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbW U P J V f i 4" "Vff 3BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW jX 1 1 VT"'BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBk PAL. ' 'If . , ALBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWV'HkL'' " . 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Postmaster William B. Carlllo. United States Marshal Rooms 804 and 806; marshal, John J. Bradley; chief doputy, Joseph F. Ryan. United States Secret Sorvlco Room 881; Thomas I. Porter, chlof operator. Unltod States Subtreasury First floor, northwest soctlon; assistant treasurer, Robert I. Hunt; casnler, Frank C. Russell. Weather Bureau Fourteenth floor; professor in charge, Henry J. Cox. Bureau of Commorce Room 629; commercial agent, Dr. W. C. Hunt ington; radio Inspoctor, J. F. Dillon. Coast Guard Service Room 600; Inspector, Capt. F. J. Haako. Marino Hospital Clarendon and Gracoland nvonuos; surgeon In com mand, Dr. J. O. Cobb. Postofflco Inspoctor Room 330; James E. Stuart In charge Railway Mall Service Third floor, north wing; Capt. E. L. West, super intendent United States District Attorney Room 826; Charlos F. Clyno; chlof clerk, William A. Small. Unltod StatOB Knglnoors Room 508; offlcor in chnrgo, Llout.-Col. W. B. Judson, corps of engineers, U. S. A. Hydrogrnphlc Office Room 528; Lieut. A. M. Steckel In charge. Immigration Bureau Newberry building, Eldrcdgo court and WabaBh avonuo; Inspector In charge, Dr. P. L. Prontls. Inspectors of Stonm Vessels Room 529; Inspoctor of hulls, Gustav E. At klnBon; inspector ot bollors, William Nicholas. Appraiser's Office Harrison nnd Sherman streets; nppralsor, W E Clare. Ro-olect Edward F. Cullorton to tho City Council from tho Kloventh Ward. Ho Is honest, nblo and true BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBK''iiBBBBBBBBBBl bbbbbbbbBp'' BRfllB bbbbbbbbHtL ' '' NbSbb&B&iHbH bTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbTbKIi u IJsbBIBSbSH HKkiil . mSUBbMSSB UBuUAf f . SbbbbbbbHbBSbBsbIH BBBBBHMmBHMlKi'lsBBB. JbIHBUS BTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBTBraSNS!SBTBTBTa7BTBT' IbTJKV SBalBBBflBBBnBW BBBBBBBHRPi!fB ' ' P1- AbbHBIKbI HHi ,,4-' bHeHbb9s bbbbbbbHHbbbbHl. bh JBaHMMnHI! BBBBBBBBBBBBHRl'' .BHS BBBraBBUjHHHssS! 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Auditor Androw LnnqutsL Treasuror Frederick H. Rawson. Secrotary nnd Suporlntondont John C. Cannon. Superintendent of Employment Herman E. Gnadt. Attornoy Robcit R. Baldwin. Members Francis T. Simmons, Androw Lanqulst, John H. Hardin, William Wrlgley, Jr., Albert W. Goodrich, Samuel M. Felton and Ber tram M. Winston. West Chicago Park Board. Prosldont John F. Smulskl. Secretary Samuol Shapiro. Treasuror William Ganschow. Auditor Richard J. Powers. Superintendent A. C. Shrader. Superintendent of Employment Fred G. Heucbllng. Confidential Clork John A. Polka. Attorney Robert E. Gontzol. Assistant Attornoy Wm. W. Smith. Members John F. Smulskl, Sam uol Shapiro, William Ganschow, Rich ard J. Powers, William F. Growor, Jons C. Hansen and John I. Bagdsl unas. South Park Board. President, John Barton Payno. Vlco picsldont, Charles L. Hutch inson. ,. Auditor, Albert Mohr. ( Treasurer, William A. Tlldon "-I Secretary, John F. Noll. Attornoy, Roy O. West. General suporlntondont, J. F. Fos tor. Superintendent of Employment, Col. II. C. Cnrbaugh. Members: John Barton Payne, Charles L. Hutchinson, John Bain, L. B Pattorson nnd Albort Mohr. Congressman Thomas Gallagher of Chicago is one of the most Influential men In Washington.