Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-10-25

Is at present one Of the leading and
most respected members of the City
Council. The name Of Dixon has al
ways been popular In the First SEMI
tOrial District, which comprises most
of the business section of the city Of
Chicago. 1t has been synonymous with
liberal ideas, honorable methods and
good government. All parties will unite
In support Of Mr.. George W. Dixon OH
election day.
Hon. Fred A. Busse will be the next
treasurer Of the State Of Illinois. With
him 1t II only a question Of plurality.
Democrats as well rs Republicans are
with him. ana recruits are fiocklng TO
his banner daily. This Is only rs Il
should be. however. and rs It was cX-
pcctetl. Mr.. Busse II u man who Las
not only made his mark rs an official.
but also as business man. In every
line of work In which lie has embarked
he has been decided success. being a
man of affairs. a tinancicr. ana an en-
pert accountant. BY education. b,isi.
ness training and political experience
he Is pre-emincntly fitted for the i'm.
portant office to which lie seeks cleo.
ton. In addition to his other Qulliii-
cations Mr.. Bussc Is an educated gen.
tleman. Genial aud open.heartcd In
his daily intercourse with men. he has
made friends wherever lie has gone.
ana his election will he one Of the most
popular results Of the pending cam.
paign.
Hon. William +. MaliOny's reelection
to Congress from the Eighth District
goes by default this time. No better or
more capable Representative was ever
sent to Congress by the voters Of Cook
County. He deserves both his pOpu.
larity and his success.
Hon. Miles J. levine. the brilliant
West Side lawyer. Ii winning laurels
and golden opinions these days In the
exercise Of his chosen profession.
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Mr.. A. G. Clark, Republican candi.
date for the State Senate In the Thir.
tecnth Senatorial District, will be elect.
cd "hands down." The district IL
overwhelmingly Republican, and Mr.
clark will command his full party
vote az well as those of hundreds Of
Democrats.
In return for faithful services In re.
sp0nsible positions In the past. Hon.
William II. Weber will be reelected
next month to the office Of County As.
SCISSOR. Mr. Weber has proven him.
self able. careful and reliable, ana the
people will honor him with u re.elec.
tiop.
Mr.. John J.. McAlanaman. indepen.
dent candidate for the Legislature In
the Twenty-trst Senatorial District,
will probably he elected. He IL rece!y.
Ing the support Of the hest people Of
the district, ana ~ the campaign pro.
crosses his chances Of success daily
grow brighter. MIR. McAlanaman IL u
lawyer OF great ability ana one who
In public office has proven himself
worthy Of public confidence He has
the Endorsement OF the Legislative VOt-
ers' League, and will command the
support of every voter who wants to
see the district well and properly rep
resented In the next Legislature.
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Mr. W. Il. Schmidt ana Mr. Warren
Il. COlburn, two of the hardest work Ing
Republicans In Cook County, are do
Ing great work In the interests of Hon.
John j. Hanberg, Republican candi-
date for County Treasurer. They are
particularly active In Mr. Hanbergs
behalf In rhe district where they are
best known and most influential, name
~, South Chicago.
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Joseph Grein, the well known and
popular restaurant proprietor, IL one
Of the Democratic candidates for Coun-
ty Commissioner ana IL receiving daily
| such assurances Of support as would
Indicate u sweeping victory for him.
The nomination Of Mr.. Grein Is re-
garded as, among other things, Il trib-
ute to labor. and honest effort, ana his
election will be Il stlll greater honor
to the voters ana friends OF capable
and good government. Born In Clkca-
60 In 1872, the youngest Of four chill
dren. The death Of his father ut that
time forced him to aid In the support
OF the small family, ana how we'll he
performed his part Is IN evidence of
what earnest effort can accomplish.
For six years he worked at spoke
factory In Menasha, Wis.,. and ON re-
turning to Chicago obtained employ