Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-03-21

Charles II. Rector. OF the Twenty.
eighth Ward. candidate for alderman.
has received the hearty Endorsement Of
the Municipal Voters League. The fol-
lowing correspondence speaks for It.
self:
"ChiCagO. ILL.,. March u. 1906.
Municipal Voters League. George Il.
Cole. President:
I'VE. the undersigned. officially rep.
rcsenting the Central Improvement
Club Of the Twcnty-clgl,th Ward tincOr-
lWratcd September. IS!G',. present for
your consideration Charles n. Rector
Ut our ward and Orga nlzatlOn rs indie.
pendent candidate for alderman. who
at all times has cxcrtcd himself In the
Improvement AMI advancement Of our
community. We heartily indOrsr him
to represent us In the city Council.
MIR. Rector built " residence two
years ago at :..:!..!!'i Harvard street. where
he resides. and his place of business IL
Room 1. 81 Washington street. with the
firm Of II. Sleclpr. We are led to ask
for your Endorsement. feeling that Mr..
Rector II a true exponent Of the princl
pies eml,O,licd IN your constitution.
-. W. BRADFIEI.D. President.
''?l3t' Harvard street.
"ARrHrR GRiFFEN. Secretary.
'':iNi West 41st street"
'chi,ngO. H.. March II. ISM.
Municipal Voters League. Mr.. George
u. Cole. 1.i Washington street. City:
"Dear Slr.-Rcgar,ling the standing
and reputation Of Mr.. 4. II. Rector. Of
whom you have made inquiry. l make
the following statement:
MIR. Rector lns been In my employ
for nine years. and during that time llus
had full charge Of my business. and In
my absence my affairs arc wholly In
his charge. I have found him honest
capable AMI trustworthy. nnd should
you seq 1T to give him the Endorsement
Of your organization I feel confident
TINT he would make I'M alderman that
would l1 n credit tO the city. lie would
have ample time to attend to the dutieS
Of an alderman. and I take pleasure In
answering your inquiries AMI giving
him my Individual Endorsement. Yours
very respectfully.
I'll. SHt.ELER. I. ~ Washington st."
INDORSED BY THE LEAGUE.
"Chicago. March ~.
"Mcssis. T.. W. BrNdiield. President,
and Arthur GriiYcn. Secretary:
"Gentlcmcn--Tle Executive Commit
toe Of the Municipal Voters League
has received and carefully considered
your communication relative to the can.
li,lncy Of Mr.. Charles II. Rector for
alderman Of the Twenty.elghth Ward,
The committee are unanimously OF the
opinion that Mr.. Rector would make
IN excellent alderman. and that he IL
such u candidate as We can checrfully
support. We have carefully examined
the record and standing of Mr.. Rector
ana have reached the uln nlmOlls con-
clislOn that he comes NJ to the stand
ard of aggressive honesty which We
have set.
I'VE therefore heartily commend Mr.
Rector to the voters OF the Twenty
eighth Ward as u lit man to represent
them In the City Council. We indOrst
his candidacy because 1t Is already evi
dent that the regular party Organixa
tions of the Twenty eighth Ward TO moi
intend TO nominate tit candidates. by
order of the Executive Committee.
GEORGE Il. COLE. President"
Mr. Charles II. Rector was born II
1858 In West virginia. OF Virginia par
entage. where his boyhOOd was spen
until 1882. at which time he came t.
Chicago ana has lived here almost con
tinually since: was married about nin'