Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-12-16

for foreign trade division, james s.
Agar; general secretary, Robert L.
Kenyon; general treasurer, Frank II.
McMullin.
Directors: At large. w. p. Dunn,
o. r. McClurg, John +. Smulski and
Harry A. Wheeler; foreign trade di.
vision, William II. Bush, Francis T.
Simmons and g. X. Sage; interstate
division, A. l.. Stone. John p. Mann
and r. Edward Wilder: local divi.
sion, Elmer H. Adams, George II.
Gazely and Harrison b. Riley; civic
Industrial division, Arthur o. Sulli.
van. A. II. Barnes and William A.
Gardner.
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Leo Ernst, president of the well
known Independent Brewery Associa.
ton, Is q man whose record as bus
mess man and citizen has won for
him the confidence and respect Of the
entire public.
Hans Luchow, Chicago manager for
August Luchow, has earned a high
place in the estimation Of Chicagoans
by his high and honorable business
methods and his record as citizen.
Edward G. Uihlein. Chicago man.
ager for the famous Schlitz Brewing
Company, has the best wishes Of his
many friends for continued business
prosperity at the opening and through.
out the new year.
Charles Piez Of Chicago was elected
president of the Illinois Manufactur.
ers' association at its annual ban.
quet Tuesday night at the Congress
hotel. H. C. Herget Of Pekin was
chosen vice president; Il. N. Hurley.
Chicago. second vice president, and
8. NJ. Hastings, Chicago, George p.
Blow. La Sale, w. 8. Frazier, Aurora,
Emil ]. Rose, Chicago. Howard Coon.
ley, Clyde, G. J. Vopicka, Chicago, and
p. A. Peterson, Rockford. John NJ.
Glenn of Chicago Is the secretary Of
the organization.
A. N. Rosenegk, Chicago manager
for the great Pabst Brewing Company,
deserves the high place he holds In
the estimation Of the people both as
business man and citizen.
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The Best Brewing Company, under
the able management of its popular
president, Charles Hasterlik, is finish
| ing one of the most prosperous years
of it's existence. It Is one OF Chicago
leading breweries.
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Otto Tosetti, vice president of the
we'll known Ernest Tosetti Brewing
Company, would make splendid state
treasurer of Illinois.
| William Schumacher can we'll feel
proud Of the splendid success the bic
concern he Is Chicago manager for
Rudolph Oelsner. Is meeting with
every day. No imported beer In the
market ia more popular.
The state tax commission, composed
of Governor Deneen, State Treasurer
Mitchell and State Auditor McCul
Tough, has fixed the state tax rate q
IS cents on the hundred dollar valua
ton. The rate Is an increase Of
cents over last year, caused by the In
creased appropriations by the STATE
Legislature. The tax rate in 1909 wa
80 cents, In 1910 80 cents. The rate
will be sent to county clerks to enable
them to extend the rates on count!
taxes.
The first step in the Chicago Beau
tiful plan was made on Monday ant
presented to the city council.
Transformation of Chicago will be
gin within sixty days, according t
announcement made by John Payne
president of the south park board. ]
Is made possible by an agreemen
reached yesterday by the Illinois Cen
trail railroad and the south park board
BY the contract the city regains tn
lake front, Grant Park site for tn
Field Museum of Natural History
finally secured and the Chicago plal
brought nearer realization.
Announcement Of this agreemen
was followed by one that the contract
for work on the Field Museum hav
already been let and that work upol
1t will begin in the spring.
Judge Edward Osgood Brown wou(
prove worthy successor to- Judg
Grosscup on the Federal bench.
Albert ]. Hopkins clean. able AM
fearless record In the United State
Senate and In Congress Is we'll know
to the people Of Illinois. They ar
with him now just as they were witt