Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-10-11

AAoh' '' ". "NMulou ~ just lHe kiIlu
of a lawyer who would make an ideal
member of the Cook County bench. AZ
attorney for the Board of Education
lc has been decided success.
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Hon. Chester ID. Crandall would
make II good and capable Mayor of
Chicago. lie would receive the sup
port of all citizens who desire good
civic government.
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Hon. George T.. Foster, whose rc.clec-
tion to Congress In the Fourth District
Is now u certainty. innsniuch as he Is
unopposcd. IL u worthy and faithful
representative of the people. ana Will
In the future as In the past be over
found true to the popular interests.
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lD clcctlng Hon. Fred Busse to the
office Of state Treasurer. the people Of
Illinois will make no mistake. Mr..
Bussc II II good citizen. n gentleman
who In public and private life has been
always above reprOnch. AS u member
Of both houses Of the Legislature his
record was without Il blemish.
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Frederick Duffy, the independent Re.
publican candidate for the Legislature
In the Twcnty-seventh District. will be
elected. He has made II splendid cam
pnign. and his election will mean one
more vote for public honesty In the
state Legislature.
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4. J. Kcttering's election to the Sen.
ute In the Third District seems to be
certain. Mr.. Kettering will stand by
interests Of the people In the coming
sessions of the Legislature, as he has
In the past.
Hon. william Weber will he rc-clect.
Ell to the Board Of Assessors. He has
rendered exceptionally good service to
the people In that Office. ana can be de.
pended to repeat his work IL elected
(as now seems to be certain) for an.
other term.
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Hon. ID. j. Schuyler. n lawyer. OF
many years excellent standing ut the
bar Of Cook County, Is man whose
name as II judicial candidate on the
Republican county ticket would draw
to Its support hundreds Of votes from
the hest citizenship of Chicago. He
would receive the support of the entire
bench and bar Of Chicago ana Cook
County.
Mr.. John J. McManamnn should be
elected to the Legislature from the
Twcnty-first District. Mr.. McAIana-
man Is running as an independent can
diiate, ana being tirst-class citizen.
as well rs lawyer of unIuestiOned
ability. should be given the support of
the hest elements. irrespective of party.
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The Republican nominees on the
county ticket were the guests of honor
Wednesday night nt u reception and
dinner under the auspices of the Swed-
lsh.A h.Amcrlcan Central Republican Club
Of Cook County.
W. =. Hussander. President of the
club, acted rs toastmastcr. The
speeches were limited to two ana n half
minutes In order that all the leaders
might he heard. The keynote of the
talks was an adm0nitiOn to get the v0t,
ers to register next Tuesday.
Short talks were made by Daniel ID.
Healy. Edwin 4. Olsen. W. c. Lawson,
Peter II. Olsen, Roy O. West, Harry Ol.
sen, Adam Wolf. John J. Healy, i. j.
Cahill, and william s. Elliott. Jr.
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billy" LOeftier has now blOssOmed
OUT ms the POoh-Bah of municipal af-
fairs. Mr.. LOeffier now constitutes
himself a majority OF the town boards,
although the town officials who retired
last spring have refused to recognize
the township abolition act and have
Kept possession of all books and rec
or'ls. This has produced an awkward
dilemma for "Billie," but 1t is said he
may be able to figure a way out of 1t
by keeping County Clerk KnOpf Oh
his hands.