Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-04

The pleasant countenance of S. II.
Davis will be noticed back of a desk
in the council chamber after the first
meeting in May. The voters of the
Third are going to attend to the pre-
liminaries next Tuesday.
The voters of the Fourth are bear
ing in mind some of the ante-election
happenings. and they are going to
vote for Valentine Dauber for this
reason, and also because he is a good
man for the place.
It's all over with Gall in the Sixth,
and that industrious politician realiz-
es IT. He is wearing himself thin run
ming after the voters in his ward,
but it's of no use. c. C. Wilson de-
serves and Will get his place in the
council.
The people of the solid Seventh"
have decided that they want represen-
tation in in both parties and they
are rallying about the standard of
William Beals. That gentleman is
recognized as straight grained alder
manic timber, and he will get the ma
iority of the votes next Tuesday.
Last year four democrats were cleo
ted aldermen there was a notable
improvement in the city council. This
spring the people have Il chance to
weed out a few more of the dead
ones and they are getting ready to
fDS ifrlf
Everybody knows 5. Il. Kenworthy.
Sam is popular throughout the city
and at the same time his ability as a
lawyer is generally recognized. lie is
the sort of man to look after Rock
Islands legal interests, and a vote for
him next Tuesday will be one wisely
cast.
H. b. Simmon has been city treas
urer before and he will know just
where to take hold Help him to he
elected next Tuesday and you will
assist in placing the city's funds in
the hands of Il competent and relia-
BILE man.
NJ. w. Battles, for years engaged.
with success in the contracting bust
ness. Although an employer he did
not lose his identity as a union man
and he has been successfully reelected
secretary of the Industrial Home as
sociation. He should have your sup
port for assessor next Tuesday.
j. G. Auld, formerly the well known
railroad man, has met with mis-
fortune that prevents him from doing
battle for his daily bread as others
do He is able, however, to look aft
ter the collection of the cfty's reve-
nue., andthe should have the support
of the voters next Tuesday.
There are few who are more close
~ identified with the interests of
Rock Island than is w. c. Maucker,
whose welfare from a financial stand
point depends upon his grocery bust
ness and upon the maintenance of
the value of his real estate. If elect
ed mayor, the highest office within
the gift of the people of the city will
be in safe hands.
town. the rich men frog assessors,
Milan bridge is falling down.-George
w. McCaskrin. All rights reserved.
Hunt out the gray wolf politicians.
There should be no room i'm either
the democratic or republican party
for the gray wolves.
Those outside the fold know what
it is to have the gray wolves barking
at their heels. Turn down the fellows
| that travel with the gray wolf pack.
If by any chance McConochie should
be elected and make Phil Miller chief
of police, Dick Carnes night captain
and Fred Appelquist superintendent
of streets, as they say he will, what
will become of the rest of the hun
CRY horde who are waiting?
Four men better qualified for the
offices of assistant supervisors could
not have been chosen than w. II. La
mont, H. j. Prick, Clarence Christen-
sen and j. c. Davenport, the demo-
cratic candidates. All are men who
take keen interest in the public wei
fare and who when on the board will
labor diligently for the good of the
city and the community at large.
''The Boy With the Hammer" or
Boosting Yourself Made Easy" a de
| lightful little skit with George w. Nc
Caskrin doing the giant swing, at the
! Illinois theatre this evening. BE on
hand early and avoid the rush.
For liver troubles and constipation
| There's nothing better in creation
Than Little Early Risers, the ia
nous little pills;
/ Thev al1Navs effect a cure and save