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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A-CAMERON CO.-Rhone South 1850.
3 EDDY St. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds OF business chances.
A-S15C: we'll established employment Office.
located IN fisst-elass Office building; rent only
$50 per month; clearing now over So per day
and steadily increasing. handling nothing
but 1rst-class help; is thoroughly advertised
throughout this State: rare chance for young
man with brains and little money
suddenly called East. CAMERON
co.
$4,000 buys hrst-class hardware store; fine
location; blocks from Market St. estab-
lished 6 years; over $1,000 worth stock and
fixtures but owing TO sudden sickness will
sacrifice for $4,000: viii stand strict investi-
cation CAMERON &. CO.
A-SS5OO buys first-class wood, coal. ice and
agency business, located in fine bay town
NJ opposition, electric plant, 8 horses. ,
wagons 10 tons hay in stables good stock
wood and coal on hand; fully equipped every
way; doing good business; guarantees 10
clear SIPS to $50 per month; can be in
creased: established 10 years; owner has
other business and can't devote his time to
it. See CAMERON & co.
Assoc: good downtown saloon; rent only
500; clearing $3.50 per month; any one
looking for hrst-class saloon can't pass this.
See CAMERON & co.
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A 90 room house: high
class from every point Of
view. The furnishings are
ELEGANCE personified- Expert
the books and you will And
a monthly profit Of $0S5. If
you want a bona fide, gilt
edged proposition. do US the
honor to call on US.
MARION GRIFFIN.
go Market. Room SOL.
Opposite Emporium"
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IoDe1NG-HousEs roR SALE.

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A. CAMERON & Co--Phone South 1860.
Headquarters for Rooming- houses. Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances
10 rooms modern; downtown house; cheap
rent. well furnished and up to date; has % fine
than $500 per month; dissolution of partners
cause of sale: exclusively with Us.
Groom modern upper fiat: rent only s27 so:
newly furnished months nice little home;
5S rooms; well located on NE corner: rent
lefs than 81 per room; we'll furnished apart
sase LaT Tdn al always full and
business the only reason for selling, call for
particulars.
IA rooms; downtown; fine location: good fur
niture and carpets: taken on foreclosure. to
part cash. balance time
67-room, new. modern apartment-house: ele-
gartly furnished In mahogany. oak and BIRDS
eye maple; velvet carpets; and room apart
ments 8 years lease; all full: obliged to go
East; only with us.
I rooms: fine block: Post st.; rent only
s37 so: water free; well furnished; price $3.50.
II rooms; fine location, Larkin ST.: oak fur
niture. velvet carpets: nearly new; clears $75
. can't be overlooked at s11o0: sickness.
carpets all housekeeping; only 2 rooms to
look after and clears nice little income;
price only $500.
co rooms: fine new building and elegantly
furnished in weathered oak mahogany and
birdseye maple: Administer and velvet carpets;
long lease: will guarantee to clear 5000 per
month; never been market; sickness cause
of sale: only with
80 rooms: first class; new. transient house
we'll furnished and doing fine business; owners
catf inc old md uyicb afI frnY1 l4r<f
ness: price S2500
IS rooms new and elegantly appointed
apartment -house; swell location: fine corr
ner: all full and clearing nice income; sick1
ness cause of sale; price $2300.
A. CAMERON & CO.. 3 Eddy ST.
14-ROOM neatly furnished house; every room
taken: center OF Oakland; parties leaving
State; $3.50 takes it: part cash. SALISBURY
& YOUNG, 96S Broadway. Oakland
ROOMING-HOUSE for SALE account leaving
the town: 20 rooms and bathrooms: every
thing is good S62is Mission st.
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PROFIT $500

PROFIT $500
per month.
Owner positively guarantees
It Groom corner house,
centrally located: electric Gle
vator.
$5OOo-PRICE $4,000.
The reasons for sacrificing
a business that pays go
splendidly will be explained
privately to the buyer. Call
and see
MARION GRIFFIN.
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A. CAMERON & CO-Phone South 1860.
Eddy ST., cor Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming- houses. Hotels and
All Kinds OF Business Chances.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-23

20 rooms modern: downtown house; cheap
rent well furnished and up to date; has fine
out of town transient trade; never clears less
than $500 per month; dissolution Of partners
of sale: exclusively with Us.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-23

Groom modern upper fiat: rent only $27 so;
newly furnished months: nice little home;
$3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-23

ANNUAL MEETING-The annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the WESTERN SUGAR
Tfl5FrNTSG COMPANY Will be held at tbe
office of The company. No. 325 Market street
san Francisco. California. ca MONDAY the
2T.h day OF March, 1905. al - O. clock y
for the purpose Of electlng a Board OF Dlrec-
;ofs 10 serve for TIE ensuing year and FOR
the transaction Of such other business as
fnsy come before the meeting. Transfer
books VIII close On Friday March 18th 1905,
at y o'clock n. ". Il. HANNAH. secre
tary.
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53 rooms; well located on NE. corner; rent
less than 81 per room we'll furnished apart
mcnt-house, near Larkin: always full and
clears 5000; retiring from the roomlng- house
business the only reason for selling; call fol
particulars.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-23

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BANK OF CALIFORNIA - NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that IN pursuance OF q
resolution OF the Board CT Directors Of The
Bank Of California. corporation organized
and existing under the laws Of the State OF
California, passed and adopted on Tuesday.
The 51st day CT January 1905 az q regular
meeting Of said Board duly held az Nc 800
California street. IL the City and County OF
San Francisco. IN the State OF California
tthe same being the banking house and nrin-
cipal place OF business Of said corporation
eno being the building where the Board OF
Directors OF said corporation usually r,1ee.e)
q meeting OF the stockholders OF said cor
Doration Is hereby called for ard will be held
al No 400 California street In said City
and County Of San Francisco (the same be-
Ing the clearinghouse and princtpai place
of business OF said corporation, and being
the building where the Board OF Directors
Of seic corporation usually meets) On TUES
DAY the 4th day Ok April 1908 at three
O'Clock IN the afternoon Of sasd dav Cor the
purpose Of considering deciding and acting
upon the proposition 70 increase the ceolfag
stock or said corporation The Bank OF Calf
tornia- from three million g. .O00. OoO) dollars
ciNioed into thirty thousand 10000, shares
OF the par value OF one hundred lO0) dol
lars each. TO four million a. 600 COO dollars
70 be divided into forsy thousand (4O. .OO0i
shares OF the par value OF one hundred tlo0,
collers each. BY order Of the Roard OF nj
tectors. Dated Jan Biz, 1905 ALIEN
y CLAY. Secretary Of the Bank OF Calf
forria-
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A WEEKS news for cent=-1'1e Weekly Call
ie pages in wrapper. for pssiljns, 81 per year.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-23
A.sNuAL MEErINc IIUTcHTNsoN sT-cAn

Annual, MEETING HUTCHINSON SUGAR
PLANTATION COMPANY
re regular annrai meeting Of the stock
holders Of the HUTCHINSON SUGAR PTsAN
EAIION COMPANY. viii be held at the offce
- The company. 327 Market street room 4. seq
ond foor. IN the city and county OF san Trran-
cisco. state Of California. Tuesday the 2Sth
clock a. ~, for The purpose % electing a
board o. directors 20 serve for the ensuing,
year and for the transaction OF such other
meetirS.
Transfer books will close on Friday. March
Il 1905. al the hour Of 3 D. m.
H. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
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BUTCHER shop doing a daily cash
business Of $50: IN q first-class
growing ueighborhood; rent only SIS
and lease for two years; horse and
delivery wagon; everything complete
FOR the business. price $1,000; part cash;
a first class, bona-hde busicess;
a trial OF the business will be granted
any buyer who means business.
MARION GRIFFIN. $40 Market,
Opposite Emporium .
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IA rooms; downtown; fine location; good fur
niture and carpets: taken foreclosure. to
be sold for the face OF the mortgage, $3.50;
part cash balance time
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| HAVE YOU FURNITURE
for from 8 to Il rooms?
If so
come and see us about a b.
room house partly (bnt nicely
Furnished, near Turk and
Larkin sts.
Yours for business,
MARION GRIFFIN.
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A-CAMERON CO.-Phone South 1850
} Ecdy St. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for all kinds Of business chances
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-23

2S rooms: new and elegantly appointed
apartment t-house: swell location: fine cor
ner: all full and clearing nice income; sick
ness cause of sale; price $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-23

20 increase the capital Of The Nevada Ma
tional Bank OF san Francisco from three
million dollars 6Ss. .oOo. .oe0). divided into
thirty thousand CSC. 0e0) shares Of the pa
value OF one hundred dollars ($IOO OO) each
share TO six million dollars CSC 600. OOO)
divided into sixty thousand C60.oO0) shares
Of the par value OF one hundred dollars
$500 00) each share
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OFFICE BUILDING.
"a rooms,
most grandly furnished: owner
shows profit of $3.50 monthly:
price $500; is SACRIFICING
NOW to buy another house
twice as large. Make offer
NOW; 8 offices rented for
$50 per month.
MARION GRIFFIN,
970 Market.
Opposite Emporium
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To change the name and title OF The
Nevada National Bank OF San Francisco 10
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank OF San
Francisco
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
PRINTERS PLAN FOR FIGHT
Employers and Employees in Job
OmceS Anticipate
Trouble.
nominated

Proprietors Of the Omaha JOB printing
houses feel that the printers union will
not call a strike in Omaha unfit the present
contract between the employers and en-
ployes ends october G. Nevertheless. both
sides, since the National Typothetae de-
clared against the eight-hour shop. are pre-
pairing for the struggle over the sight-houT
day and open shop issues which is 70 be
fought out IN nearly every large city Of the
country.
The local Typothetae held a meeting yes
terday 10 hear the reports OF samuel Rees
and A 7 Klopp, who were delegates 70 the
national convention at Niagara Falls, where
Mr.. Rees was elected q member Of the
executive committee. which IS in practical
charge OF the fight for the employers. Be
sides hearing the report OF the delegates
and the plans made by the national organi-
Eation the local Typothetse made prelimin-
airy Arrangements towards recruiting non
union men 70 take the place Of the strikers
as fast as they go out In accordance with
the decision Of the national body steps
we're taken. also. 20 arrange for school
tfor the instruction Of incompetent COM
postcrs in order that they may be able q
DO the dinacult work in large houses
The printers union VIII hold = sPecial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
BOARD WILL NOT REDlSTRICT
COmmissioners Refuse to Cut Up
County TO Conform with Ward
Bounds.

BY vote OF 3 10 Saturday morning the
Board OF County Commissioners refused
10 redistrict the county TO correspond with
the new ward boundaries fixed by the city.
This action was taken after a meeting
OF the committee OF the whole. at which
Chairman Kennard and Commissioners Nc
Donald and Hofeldt lined up against the
resolution offered last Saturday by Com
missioner Bruning providing for I'VE new
districts.
When the report of the committee OF the
whole WAS called for in open meeting
the three members named voted for its
adoption. The report simply recommended
that the Bruning resolution be placed on
file and that no further action be taken
in the matter.
Shortly afterward a communication WAS
read from County Clerk Drexel calling the
attention Of the board 70 the necessity
for outlining the commissioner districts
under the new ward arrangement, so that
he could go ahead and get up the ballot
in proper shape.
Commissioner Bruning again tried TO get
the majority 20 back Up, but in vain. He
suggested that the clerks communication
be referred 10 the county attorney for an
opinion, but Chairman Kennard and Com
missioner Mcdonald both took the posi-
ton that the board had already acted and
] that the matter was ended. So Clerk
/ DrexeIs communication was filed.
| Speaking OF the matter afterward. Mr..
/ Drexel said:
Il don't see how can place the names
Of the candidates for county commissioners
on the primary ballot. I do not know
the districts they live in under the new
\ arrangement Of city wards ana so cannot
J properly place them in the districts which
/ they represent and wherein they must be
nominal ted"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10

M. =. Eubanlls, proprietor OF the
Corner Drug Store. Johnston City. m. says:
i have been continuously engaged in the
retail drug business since April lss, and
have sold during that time Thousands OF
bottles OF Chauberlain's Cole, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. ! can truthfully say
that / have never been asked 10 refund a
customers money who was dissatisfied with
this remedy. ! take pleasure n recon-
intending Il 10 all OF my customers who are
in need OF such a medicine" All druggists
are authorized 10 refund the money 20 any
customer who Is not satisfied after using
this remedy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
SECOND MOTOR CAR READY
Permanent Invention of MeHeen'H
Starts Ont on Union PAcine
at Once.

Motor car No. Of the Onion Pacific
railroad is ready 10 go on the road. su-
perintendent McKeen has built this car
with an idea 10 service, and trial trips
will soon be made. Gasoline motor car
No. / was thirty feet long and was built
as an experiment and fulfilled the require
menus, except that II was not large enough
10 handle the business which was re-
Quired Of IT, The new car is hfty-fye feet
long and IL a beauty. Equipped with all
Of the latest devices known 10 the car
builders profession, II is really a thing Of
beauty and comfort. II has the subdued
side lights and the latest IDEAS in yentils
ton A trial trip was made last week
10 South Omaha and all the machinery
worked 10 perfection
General Manager Mohler said;
These cars are just as the locomotives
were twenty years ago, In an experimental
stage, and the machinery viii be perfected
as improvements presez. thss2sslves.-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
Phi Kappa psi Dinner.

The Omaha members Of the Phi Kappa
Psi Alumni association met at the semi
annual dinner at the Willard hotel last
night. al which covers were laid for
thirty-eight guests. Impromptu talks were
made by several Of those present and a
most ENJOYABLE time was had.
L e. ObeTlies Of Lincoln was at the
gathering and acted as POSTMASTER.
Speeches were made by Attorney J. NJ.
mcfarland, r. A Korsmeyer. H. O. Shedd
and others. The drift OF all the talks was
the furthering OF the social work of the
society and for the betterment of all So
-ial conditions. The meeting adjourned
after all present had made speeches, and
another banquet will likely be held later
In the season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
MANY VOTERS ARE MOVING
Large Number of Certificates Issued
10 Allow Voting in New
Precincts.

Either there has been an extraordinary
moving about of families in Omaha during
the past year or the approaching primary
election rs exciting great deal of interest
judging from the number Of certificates
issued by the city clerk 20 voters who have
moved from one precinct to another since
last fall. Saturday night. when the city
clerks polls closed. as papers OF this kind
had been handed out. Most of them went
TO republicans. but a fair sprinkling was
democratic. Fifty-eight afhdavits were
sworn TO by non-registered voters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
cigarette Makes Trouble.

dry goods box. some hay, a small
some trouble and a little excitement at
Seventeenth and Chicago streets last night,
when the FIRE department was called 10
extinguish a blaze which had started in
the box by the boys throwing their lighted
cigarettes into the hav. One OF the boys
was smoking when he saw his male parent
coming in his direction and the cigarette
made a hurried exit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10

Henry w savages company In The
County Chairman comedy-drana in
four acts, by George AIDE The cast;
Hon. Jim Hackler........ Theodore Babcock
Tilford Wheeler .............. Hermann Lieb
Elias Rigby .........,...... Richard J. Dillon
Riley Cleaver .............. George r. Caine
Wllson EreWltt .''....-'..'. boWaFo 5ornlan
Sassafras Livingston.... George Thatcher
Jefferson Briscoe ........ James II. Bradbury
Uncle Eek Millbury. -..... Charles A Burke
Vance JimmisOn ............ Marcus Moriarty
Joe Whitaker .............-. VIII r fhllllps
Cal Barcus ...................... Joseph Daley
Amos Whitney. member OF hfe and
Glade overton, member Of ffe and drum.
Dawson Montgomery. member Of hfe
and drum corps. .....- George q. Clement
Lucy Rigby, daughter OF Elias Rig6y
Mrs. Elias RiEby ............. Grace Romine
Mrs. Jefferson Briscoe ........ Laura Ayers
Lorena Watkins .......... Zcnalde Williams
lilly ................... Katherine Macdonald
Two big houses were thoroughly delighted
with The County Chairman" at the Boyd
theatre yesterday afternoon and evening.
This engaging concelt about the effect that
politics has on the domestic relations and
the domestic relations on local politics was
here last seaon and received a critical
analysis IN this column. II r. almost sum
cient to assure theater- goers that the com
edy is in the hands OF a capable and en-
thusiastic company and they will know It
has not lost its charm. THE County Chair
man" is not clever. It is something better,
being merely good-so constructed that II
interests one like Dickens or Victor Hugo.
After the third act when curtain calls
are chronic 1t is George Thatcher who APP
pears last and alone and bows and smiles
-
Theodore Babcock has the part Of the
chairman and does it right we'll but It is
the old minstrel who gets the mighty hand
One adjective was made for him. 1t is
| rich"
The only fault with Mr. Babcock Is that
! he inclnes too far towards pomposity. Mr.
Herman Lieb is a capital Tilford Wheeler
l only the candidate and carries the eli
! max at the close Of the second act in fine
! order. MI Dillon comes as near being
I the villain as It was intended Elias Rgby
/ should. and Messrs. Edward and John Cor
man look like the real things in country
! editors. At any rate they have theii
/ pockets filled with newspapers and copy
paper and don't seem ever to do anything
in particular.
one Of the hits is made by Mr.. Brad
| bury, as the familiar specific Of all nationa
| ills but lamb in the presence Of his wife
For the benefit OF the curious~it may b.
stated that Mr.. Burke, who plays the par
Of the oldest inhabitant and heard William
Penn make a speech once" really hash
any upper front teeth. He takes his falls
! ones out before fixing up an artistic
makeup.
OF the women Miss Bridges is sweet ant
puts her heart in her voice; Miss William
carries OF feminine character honors a.
the hirtatious milliner. and Grace Romin
| makes dear old lady.
AS the play is about politics forty-nin
| cigars are consumed during its progress
1t stays for Sunday. Matinee and evening
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
Clapp Men Sore and Hopeless.

walking OUT Of the convention. one prom
inent republican said to another:
We had better nominate Van SAINT than
TO elect a governor"
It was not surprising that this man hap
pened TO be an anti-Van SAINT man and a
strong Clapp supporter
When the election returns came even
the astute Tams Bixby, who guided the
ship Of state during the Van SAINT cam
paign for the republicans was surprised
to find the little captain" eIected-elected.
though, by a very narrow margin. over
the most powerful vote getter in the state.
John Lind. three times congressman as
republican from the old Second Mime
sofa district, once governor as q demo-
crat and since that time he served a term
in congress from the Minneapolis district
as a democrat.
But Van SAINT was not elected by a mar
row margin the second time. He got there
| over L. A. Rosng. who had been Lind s
private secretary and run his campaign.
! by over 5000.
Mr.. James J. Hill did not support him.
Nor did Mr.. James J. Hill support him
when last winter he entered the senatorial
race against Clapp.
Aside from his unique political career,
Governor Van SAINT was prominent in the
business life OF Minnesota for many years
before he occupied the executive chair.
For years he has owned and operated
| steamboats, up and down the Mississippi
river. from which business he has amassed
a snug little fortune.
Governor Van SAINT will return TO st.
Paul his home, Monday night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
or.nt In,r snit necihea-

The supreme court, the people, has de-
cided that DR.. Kings New Discovery wins
against coughs and colds. 50 cents and 81
For sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug.
Coz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10

meeting Sunday afternoon at O'Clock TO
take Up the matter and prepare 20 act In
accord witR orders from President Lynch
and the executive committee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
BrIekInyeFa, NotieeI

Special meeting. No. / Nebraska. Tues
day evening. September r. 7-S0 sharp In
portant business BY order president.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy cures diarrhoea and dyson
terry in all formH and in all stages. II nver
fails.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10

NEW ORLEANS. sept. 9.-Adviees were
received here today that yellow fever has
appeared al Baton Rouze. the capital
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

each, dry goods and
clothing statesmen who can accept posi-
ton al once. Address ". u. Runner
Alliance. Neb-, stating age. experience
and salary wanted
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
NAN Who ROUTED ]. ]. HILL
Samuel R. Van sapt, Ex-Governor Of Min
nssota, Guest Of Brother
UNIQUE FIGURE IN NATIONS AFFAIRS
Initiated FiEht AGAINST HIlTs Rail-
road MerEer In North star state
that Ended in signal
Triumph.

Former Governor Samuel r. van SAINT
Of Minnesota lie in the city visiting his
brother. A c. Van SAINT, 2a6O Dewey ave
nue.. president Of the Van SAINT Business
college. Governor Van SAINT is returning
to St Paul from Denver, where he at
tended the Grand Army encampment
The name Van SAINT will remain famous
In the annals, not alone Of Minnesota. but
Of the country, as the man who put to
rout James J. HUI on the celebrated
merger proposition which Hill did not
make stick in Minnesota-wheres the laws
Of the state prohibit the consolidation Of
parallel and competing lines Of railroad.
For two terms Van SAINT was governor
and he gave the state a strong and vigor-
Gus administration each time. He ran
for ONCE the first time against tremendous
odds 1t was in 1900 when John Lind. the
first democrat ever elected governor Of
the North Star state, was in office Lind
had given the state a good administration
and had a powerful political machine or
ganized to support him for the second
term. Being Of Swedish nativity in that
state his nationality alone became a most
potent factor in his behalf and equally as
potent against Van SAINT. Before the con-
vention which nominated Van SAINT II was
the general belief that Moses E Clapp
who succeeded the late CushTnan X Davis
as senator from Minnesota and has been
elected for his second term, would be nom
mated by the republicans for governor
He was considered by many as the logical
candidate. But though It was a national
campaign year several men fully as strong
as Clapp shrunk from precipitating them
selves against John Lind and the Clapp
forces yielded to the universal feeling
that two years hence would be a better
time for their man to run for governor
Van SAINT throughout his private and pub
lie career has been absolutely fearless and
undaunted, accepted the nomination when
Il was rendered him