Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-09-07

Souuty JuuSe JOHH OWchs 10 uC-
servedly SO, one of the best liked pub.
lie officials In Illinois,
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d. II. O'Brien, the wei known insur.
ance man and Democrat, would make
a fine city treasurer.
BY his brilliant and honest record
Judge Hickman Seaman has earned
the confidence and admiration of all
Chicagoans.
City Prosecutor James 8. Mc1ner.
ney Is preparing vigorous crusade
against the unmuzzled dogs in Chi.
acgo. II shall recommend an ordi.
nance" said the prosecutor, giving
the police power to poison all dogs
that have bitten people. These dogs
should be disposed of just as soon as
they are caught. Under present con.
ditions the police watch these dogs
for thirty days to see II there are in.
dications of rabies. If there are no
such indications the dogs are re.
leased. That is all wrong. 1t is TAX.
ing too many chances"
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Governor Deneen declared In a La.
Dor Day address that Illinois ranked
among the first in the list of states
which have accomplished something
for the laboring man.
"Our state is not surpassed by any
in many Of the most important classes
Of Industrial legislation" he said.
illinois mining legislation Is now
recognized as model for the mining
legislation Of other states.
"Our state occupies first place also
in the lowness Of the percentage OF
child labor employees In It's indus.
tries"
Every dog found at large in Chi.
cago without muzzle on should be
shot. The life of one child IL worth
more than all the dogs that ever ex.
listed.
Charles Krutckoh, Republican can
didate for member Of the board Of
county assessors, deserves to be elect
ed. He IL at present chief clerk Of the
board and his record there has been Q
very excellent one. He IL acquainted
In every way with the workings Of the
tax system and his election next No
vember will place on the board Of as
SCISSORS one of the best qualified mer
Il oyor M, a. Nc Xrrkobn0 M. hoov
employed In the ONCE OF the board o.
assessors since the present assessment
law went into effect In 1899. Hal
made steady advance since that tim,
from q minor position to that Of chic
clerk Of the board. His continuoul
employment and advancement durini
the several administration Of the %
SCISSORS office conclusively shows hi
ability. Mr. Krutckoif was born II
Chicago, November /. 1871. Was edu
Gated In the public schools Of Chicago
Has lived In the South Town Of Chi
cago all his Afe-40 years-and In tn
same neighborhood. He 10 married AMI
the father Of Q family Of two children
Mr.. Krutckon would serve the tax
1 payers ably. honestly and fearlessly o
member Of the board Of assessors.
John z. Maloney should prove o.
easy winner for County Commissioner
He 10 well known and we'll liked al
over the county. The Democrat
couldn't have named better man.
Il &QA
Il Lynden Evans should prove q wiz
ner for reelection to Congress In tn
Ninth district His record during hi
first term has been q clean. able an
brilliant one In every respect. Il ha
! showed him to be at all times faiti
full and hard working representativ
OF the people.
County Judge John e. Owens can b
, found at all times working honestl
, and fearlessly In the interests Of tn
people.
Wilson's supporters In Chicago ar
/ so sure Of his election that they hav
. commenced slate making for the locs
, jobs already. The latest slate spoke
|. Of az likely to be agreed upon by tn
leaders, lines up as follows:
Il Postmaster. Andrew J. Graham.
II Collector Of Customs, John Minw
gen.
II u. s. Marshal, w. R. Skidmore.
Il Collector OF Internal Revenue
Thomas ]. Dawson.
United States Attorney. James
It Kelly.
n Naval Ofacer, James A. Pugh.
VI Appraiser Of the Port. T. A. Cur
mings.
Pension Agent, Walter T. Stanto
sub.Treasurer, Stanley H. Kuuz
OIL ~9A
9 Arthur w. Fulton's candidacy 4
Congress In the Sixth district Is arou
ing enthusiasm all over the distri(
;. His fine record as lawyer and as
y I member Of the city council is We
- known to the voters. 4
Joseph +. Connery deserves to
Celected County Recorder. He 10 qua
a. fed in every way for the Office al
It his election will give the people
q. public official that they will be pro,
" of. Mr.. Connery Is the kind of m,