The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-01
NEXT TUESDAY, VOTE
Republicans Should Get Out
to the Polls Early.
PLACES ARE IMPORTANT
Republican Ticket Composed
of Good Men.

are to be elected and every Republican
Should get his vote in early and see that
his neighbor does. The election Is i'm
portant. Wichita is rising and progress
ing rapidly It should be kept at t.
Good men should be kept N all the pub
lie positions filed by the city. Every
man on the Republican ticket should be
elected.
W. N. CASWELL
The vote of the First ward is going to
Its old friend. w N Caswell, who rep
resented the ward in the council from
1880 to 1894. inclusive, and none can say
that Mr.. Caswell was not a hustler for
his ward. He is honest and straightfor-
ward, a splendid business man and not
given to mixing with combines and
deals. The people OF his ward can trust
him. He is proprietor OF one of fne larg-
est cornice works west Of Kansas City,
and has built up a business that is a
credit to him and to the city. If elect
ed to represent the First ward in the
city council he will give 20 the ward
the same faithful and seientjous SER
vice that he gave it before.
Mr.. ]. c. Mccoy IS the RepIoiica y nom
inee for member of the school board of
this ward. He holds a responsible posi-
ton in the postofice and is a man Of
marked ability. He will make an excel
lent guardian ofthe welfare of his ward
in the school board.
CHARLES LULTNG.
The Second ward is fortunate in hav-
ing for a candidate for council one of the
best men who ever served it in the city
council Charles Luling is a hard worker
for his ward. as his work in the short
time he has served it as an aDpointee
has shown. He is a man of splendid
talents and fine executive ability He is
an English and German scholar ard his
thorough understanding of municipal af-
fairs makes his work in the council Of
double value to the city and to his ward
r. c. Jackman, the present incumbent
of the office Of member OF the board of
education. is the nominee again. The
honor sought him, because he has made
an excellent member during his first
term. The schools have made great
progress and he is one Of the men who
should have the credit for it, Always on
the alert for the interests Of the public
schools always conservative. He should
foe reelected.
FRED C. VAN DUYN.
Fred c. Van Duyn. candidate for coun-
ell in the Third ward has been a bust
ness man here for several years and is
known to everybody as one of the most
accommodating, pleasant and conscien-
tious men interested in the public en-
terprises of the city. Nearly ever since
the day he came to Wichita Mr.. Van
Duyn has been proprietor Of the Man
haitian hotel. He has made the Man
haitian popular, and in doing so through
STRAIGHTFORWARD business methods such as
the city would demand or a councilman
he has brought this valuable property to
a volume of business that makes the
Manhattan a paying investment. No
man in Wichita has more fast personal
friends among labOrers as well as bust
ress men than Mr.. Van Duyn He is
conscientious as proprietor Of one of the
most valuable and popular hotels in
Kansas. He will be valuable to the
Third ward and the city generally as
councilman. He is and always has been
4 strong Republican. thought not
necessarily partisan Every man who
knows him personally viii be willing to
guarantee that Mr.. Van Duyn's course
as councilman viii he successful. hon
orable and valuable TO the citys inter
ests and the public. He should be given
a rousinS majority.
For member of the school board from
the Third, James Richey is the Repub-
lican candidate. He is a thoroush-going
Republican and has been in Wichita a.
most since the town had any public in
terests, He is fitted by training and
by personal surrounding to make a ca
pable andeffioiert member Of the board
OF education, and should get every Re
publican vote in the Third ward, which
would insure his election
CHAS. !. DAVIDSON.
There is very little use 10 print word
Of commentator for c. L. Davidson. the
nominee for councilman Of the Fourth
ward. The fact that the opposition par
" endorsed him in preference 20 any
man they had for the place IS sufficient
credit for Mr. Davidson
Mr. Coler Sim. man Of sterling quail
ties as a business man and a gentleman.
IS the Republican nominee fo- member
81 he board Of education. Ee Is the man
who 10 \ great extent secured the new
street car system for Wichita, q business
proposition that requires tact, and which
has been worth thouands of dollars to
the city. He viii exercise the same care
and judgment in educational work as he
did for the city in this matter should he
be elected.
J. 4. DAVIDSON.
J. A. Davidson. cashier Of the Com
mercial bank, Is the nominee for council
man from the Fifth ward. and q better
man could not possibly have been Sc
lected He has lived in Wichita since It
was 3 town, and has witnessed from
business standpoint every development
and need Of the city, and has Helped 70
secure them. He is man Of great
depth OF character and splendid business
tact. Mr.. Davidson should De in the
council for the coming two years OF pros
Perity which the city IS destined TO 20
through.
The denomination OF r. f. Hatfield for
member Of the board o. education is an
honor thrust upon him BY those who
have witnessed his work on the board.
lie Is an enthusiast on educational prog
ress and a solid man to have at the helm
% ;he great public school system OF the
CITY He hes lived here since the early
days and ouIt I'D name that Is an
honor 10 any man.
GUS MILLER
Gus Miller the well known and popu-
lar citizen Ct the Sixth ward. has been
selected 10 serve another term IN the city
cnnneil aftar h wing ranrashrtas he