Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1912-10-12
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

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elected to the Legislature in the I,
Twenty.frst District. He Is an ener.
getic, able and fearless public official
and enjoys a personal acquaintance
with the majority Of the people in his
district. MIR. Mitchell was born In
Qtincy, Ill.,, in 1869. When seven
months Of age his parents came to
Chicago, where he has since resided.
He was elected to the Legislature In |
1892 and reelected in 1894, 1896, 1900,
1902 and 1910. He is engaged in the |
contracting business and Is a member |
Of several fraternal and social organi. |
cations. He Is the senior Democratic |
member Of the Legislature from Cook |
County in point Of service.
Joseph r. connsry, Democratic Can.
dldate for Recorder Of Deeds.
Joseph F. Connery deserves to be
elected County Recorder. He 10 quail.
fed in every way for the ONCE and
his election will give the people O
public ofiicial that they will be proud
Of. Mr.. Connery 10 the kind Of man
the people need in public ONCE. He
IL a man Of ability and force OF char.
acter. He has had an extensive OK.
perience In dealings In abstracts and
records in connection with real estate
and legal matters, which fact makes
him especially we'll fitted for the pc.
sition Of County Recorder Of Deeds.
Mr.. Connery has splendid record to
his credit both as q business man
and Q citizen. He received the fol.
lowing recommendation from the MI.
nicipal Voters League In it, report
Of April 1, 1909:
Joseph F. Connery--Democrat
lives POPS Washington boulevard; Of.
fee sol Corn Exchange Bank build.
ing; SO years old; has had for several
years entire management Of the large
George G. Walker estate; secretary
and member Of trustees Of the Grace
land Cemetery improvement fund.
with charge Of investment and super.
vision Of expenditure Of fund; In Chi.
cago thirty.four years; in ward eigh.
teen years; public school and West
Division high school; owns property
in ward; man Of integrity, character
and unusual force and independence;
experienced in important business af.
fairs; signed league platform
| Waiter z. Schmidt, Republican candI.
| date for County Assessor.
Reflect Walter r.. Schmidt county
assessor. His record Ii clean and
able one In every respect, and he IL
entitled to the vote Of every good citi.
zen. He IL a successful business man
with long experience as public Off.
cial, and his faithful services should
be rewarded next November. MIR.
Schmidt was born in Winona, MIMI,
May, 1868. He IL secretary Of the iii.
nois Improvement and Ballast Com.
pany and also OF the Daily Calumet.
He was deputy collector Of the Port
Of South Chicago from 1897 to Decem.
Der. 1902, and assistant county treas.
urer from December 4. 1902. to De.
cember 2, 1906. He was elected c0un.
ty assessor in 1906. He belongs to the
Hamilton. Illinois Athletic and Grand
Fraternity Clubs and IL o member Of
the Royal League and Royal Arcanum.
Joseph Z. eldwIII, Jr., Republican Can
| dIdats for cIsrk Of the Circuit
| Court.
| v~u~,A q, nlA,vl11 Tee L. a
Of reelection as>clerk OF the Circuit
Court. His record has been clean
able and honest one In every respect
The attention of the voters Of Cook
County is called to two endorsements
of Mr.. Bidwill.
The following resolution has beer
signed by all the judges Of the Circuit
Court, irrespective of their politica
affiliation:
1--WE are familiar with the manner
In which Joseph z. Bidwill. Jr., hal
conducted his Office as clerk Of thu
Circuit Court and believe him to be Z
faithful, conscientious and efticien
: officer, one who gives all his time Il
his official duties and serves efficient
ly the courts and the public, and ont
who has for years voluntarily turned
: over to the county all interests re
ceived by him upon daily balances o.
trust funds deposited by him-fOr al
of which we think he should be com
mended."
Chicago Bureau OF Efficiency, pag
? s. paragraph 10. says:
1.-THE practice Of the clerk Of tn
: Circuit Court (Mr. Bidwill) In payInl
: over to the county interest on escrow
: funds in his custody. az we'll as on hi
!. fee account deposits, is 10 be CON
mended.
"The present clerk (Mr. Bidwill) d.
= serves the credit for establishing thi
= practice"
In addition to this over 900 lawyers
!: members Of the Chicago Bar have II
u dividually written to Mr.. Bidwi
= pledging him their earnest support.
These Endorsements should estal
! lish Mr.. Bidwill's integrity and faiti
, fulness, because these gentlemen, o.
y pecially the judges. have had ampl
opportunity OF witnessing his metho
. Of conducting his Office. They nc
. only give high personal complimer
to Mr. Bidwill, but they should satisf