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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
HEARST TICKET GETS BUT
746 VOTES IN BAY CITY

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-The total
vote cast in San Francisco was 61,59I
divided on the presidential election as
follows:
Taft, SS.11s Bryan, 21,237; Hisgen,
746; Debs, 3413; Chafin 400. This gives
Taft a plurality of 11,SS2
For supreme judge Murasky lDem)
has d plurality of 1924 over Melvin
(Rep.).
In the Fourth congressional district
Kahn CRep) leads Mcguire Dem) by
1914
In the Fifth congressional district
Hayes (Rep.) has a plurality OF As
over Tracy (Dem.).
The Republicans elect four of the five
superior court judges. Judge Dunno,
on whom the judgeship fight eentered,
was elected over Carroll Cook by 1923
votes.
The legislative ticket stands twelve
Republicans and six Democrats in the
assembly; four Republicans and one
Democrat in the senate.
Amendments Carried
The capitol removal amendment was
carried by a majority of 97l4.
The direct primary amendment was
carried by 100000
The India basin act was given a ma
jority of 10000.
The San Francisco seawal act car
The following is the city vote in de-
Associate justice supreme court
Melvin (Rep.), 20,343; Murasky (Dem'G
32,557; Lewis (Soc.), S346
Congressman, Fourth district-Kahn
(Rep.@, $685.; Mcguire (Dem., U.-I),
7451; Doyle (Soc), 693; Meserve
(Pro,), so.
Fifth congressional district = Hayes
(Rep.), 1S,451; Tracy Oem., U.-I.), 49,
4OS; Miser (Soc.). 26SO; Vail (Pro), 241
Superior Judges
Judges superior court-Cook (Rep., -,
27,65l: Hunt (Rep., -, 30,323 Sturte-
want (Rep. u. 2906O; Van Nostrand
(Rep., VI, 29, ,3S9 Dunno (Dem.,, L-G,),
29,274: Britain (Dem g., 1896; oDon-
nell (Dem.. G.), 25,6SS; Harrison 2Dem.,
I.-G), 1888.
Superior court unexpired term-Gol-
den (Rep.. -, 1915; Cabaniss (Dem.,
G.), 1896.
Senatorial districts - Seventeenth,
Finn CRep); Nineteenth, Welch (Rep);
Twenty-hrst, Wolfe (Rep0; Twenty
third. Hare (Dem); Twenty-ffth, Bur-
nett (Rep).
Vote on Amendments
Following is the vote on constitu-
tional amendments:
Senate No. 1-225S0 for, 1876 against.
No. 16-26,762 for, 10, 932 against.
No. 26-21, ,154 for, 1856 against.
No. 29-26, 253 for, 1855 against.
No. 1880 056 for, 12,218 against.
No. 32-31,026 for, 5146 against
No. 33-2S,344 for, 625S against.
No. 34-24614 for, 11,707 against.
Assembly No. -39,72O for, 1884
against
No. 7-26, 333 for; 1888 against.
No. s-S6.422 for, 4O59 against.
No. 24-2O,21 for, 1903 against.
No 2S-29, ,493 for, 1882 against.
Capitol removal-2s,76S for, 1915
SeawaIl-3S, 412 for, 6302 against.
India basin--31 1926 for, 1912 against.
The ordinance granting street rail
way franchises to j. J. Egan for 24(
miles of tracks on the streets of this
city was defeated by 21.S55 votes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
PARTY UNITED,'
DECLARES MACK
DEFEAT OF BRYAN DUE TO
MISREPRESENTATION
s SAYS coMMoNER MADE MOST
MAGNIFICENT FIGHT
Democratic National Chairman Dis
cusses Failure Of His Party and
Finds Solace in Several
Features

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Declaring
that the Democratic party is more
united today than it has been in many
years and that Mr.. Bryan was defeated
by what he claims was the misrepre-
sentation to the effect that his election
would have hurt business interests,
Chairman Mack of the Democratic ma
tional committee this afternoon issued
a statement in which he announces ex-
tensive plans to advance the party's
interest during the next four years.
Mr.. Mack's statement in full follows;
There is not much Tor me to say
and no apologies to make relative 10
the victory of the Republican party.
s'Mr. Bryan made the most magnifi-
cent fight ever waged by a candidate.
The party was made the victim OF
MISREPRESENTATION Misrepresentation
that Democratic success would retard
the business interests of the country.
That was, of course, an argument
without foundation.
Notwithstanding yesterdays deteat
the Democratic party stands more
united today than IL has in many
years, and in this union lies its future
strength and power Of recuperation.
o SoHllUGN USth
'It is my intention to continue head
quarters in Buffalo and Washington
for the next four years to keep in
touch with the leaders of all the states
and to promulgate Democratic primer
pies and Democratic thought by the
printing of literature to aid the leaders
of the party in fighting the high tariff
which, in all probability, the Repubh-
cans will continue, Notwithstanding
their promise to revise 1t.
Il am supported in this by the mem
bers of the national committee, state
chairman and other leaders all over
the country.
'Tn his own state-Nebraska-w
he is best known, Mr.. Bryan was VIC
torious. While it is true he met with
defeat in the nation, he did so as the
candidate of his party, supported by
the six million or seven million of his
countrymon who voted for him and
the principles he so splendidly es-
poused and with the respect and adj
miration of them"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
BOURSE SCARED;
STOCKS WEAKEN
FRENCH FINANClERS IN FEAR
OF WAR CLOUD
GERMANS AND eAULs CLASH IN
DIPLOMATIC FEUD
Even Election of Taft Fails TO Quiet
Nerves of Paris PIungers-casa
Blanca Incident Causes
Trouble

PARIS, Nov. 4.-The generally good
impression upon financial sentiment in
this city produced by the election Of
Taft has been more than offset, at least
temporarily, by the renewed anxiety
over the attitude adopted by Germany
in the matter of the Casa Blanca in
cident.
This is the case of the desertion OF
several Germans who had enlisted in
the foreign legion of the French army.
Germany asked arbitration for the
question of international law involved
in the right of Germany to protect her
subjects who had enlisted in the for
eign legion and who subsequently de-
serted.
France accepted this proposal pro-
vided the arbitration should cover the
question whether or not Germany in
spired the desertions in question.
Germany refused this counter offer,
and France has declined to modify her
attitude.
Alarm on the Bourse
This situation created alarm on the
bourse this morning, which opened ex-
cited and lower but a gradual calm
ness settled, but the usual measure OF
calling the German federal council to-
gether to consider the political situa-
ton continued 10 udllB over inc mol
ket.
The conviction. however, that Taft's
election means a resumption of pros
perity in America, with the consequent
reflection in Europe, turned prices up
ward in the middle of the session.
The bourse weakened again at the
close on the rumor that Germany had
demanded the recall of the French con-
sui at Casa Blanca. No confirmation
of this report, however, could be OBJ
tained.
An official statement made public
this afternoon sets forth that France
intends to insist firmly upon arbitra-
ton, both in the matter of the law and
the facts in the Casa Blanca incident.
She will make no apology for the ac-
tions of the French officers at casa
Blanca unless the arbitrators decide
that an apology is due.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
KERN MAY BE
u. S. SENATOR
DEFEATED VICE PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE IN LINE
FORAKER, HEMENWAY, TELLER
AMONG DOUBTFUL
Governor Cummins May Realize An1=
bltion - Upper House Two
Thirds Republican, as
at Present
IcontInned from Pnge Onel

OF these, 10 are Republicans and IL
Democrats.
Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana and
Maryland already have chosen Demo-
Gratis, and Kentucky and Vermont Re
pubicans. The other senators for
whom successors are to be elected:
Republicans-Allison of Iowa. who
will be succeeded by a Republican,;
Ankeny Of Washington, Brandegee of
Connecticut Gallinger of New hamp-
shire, Hansbrough of North Dakota,
Hepburn of Idaho, Hopkins of Illinois,
Kittredge of South Dakota, Long of
Kansas, Penrose of Pennsylvania, Per-
kins of California, Platt of New York,
Smoot of Utah, Stephenson of Wiscon-
sin.
All of these will be succeeded either
by themselves or by other Republicans.
Democrats-Clay of Georgia, Gary of
South Carolina, Gore of Oklahoma, Mil
ton of Florida, Overman of North Caro-
lima.
All of these will be- succeeded by
Democrats.
The only senatorships remaining in
doubt are those in Ohio, Indiana and
Oregon, which are now represented by
Foraker, Hemenway and Fulton, all
Republicans, and Colorado, Missouri
and Nevada, represented by Teller,
Cummins for Senator
Governor Cummins of Iowa is about
to realize his ambition to become a
senator from that state He has many
admirers in Washington and his entry
upon the scene of l. tional politics Will
be observed with keen interest.
If Indiana sends a Democrat in place
of Hemenway, it is supposed here. that
John w. Kern, the defeated vice presi-
dental candidate, will be chosen, and
he will be the first Democrat to occupy
a senatorial seat from Indiana. since
1899, when David Turpie surrendered
his office to Senator Beveridge.
The final figures regarding the result
in the house probably will show little
change in numbers on the respective
sides, but there will be a considerable
shifting in the personnel of that body
Surprises Recorded
A number of surprises already have
been recorded and probably the most
pronounced was the defeat of Repre-
sentative Hepburn of the Eighth Iowa
district.
Mr.. Hepburn has been in congress sc
long, and as chairman of the interstate
commerce commission, had been sc
prominent that he had become to be
regarded almost as fixture in Wash
ington.
He was a strong supporter of the
presidents policies.
Jashin. IN was quite unpreparet
for the retirement of G. B. Lands anc
Jesse Overstreet of Indiana.
Both hold craftsmanship assignments
and have been long in the service.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
BRYAN JOCULAR:
ALSO HOPEFUL
BELIEVES HE CAN DO GOOD
OUT OF OFFICE
Declares He Sought Presidency Be-
cause Position Would Enable
Him Better to Aid
Humanity

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 4.--Thile not
caring to discuss at this time the politi-
cal effect of the Democratic victory in
his home state, or analyze the causes,
w. J. Bryan, in an informal talk this
afternoon to a number of friends who
called on him, expressed his pleasure at
the result in Nebraska, and the salts
faction 1t afforded him to learn of the
election of so many of his personal
and political friends.
Mr.. Bryan said: "I am highly graft
fed over the result in this state. The
national defeat has not been such a
disappointment when we have had so
many things to console us. hope
have convinced my frienLs that run
ming for office has only been an Incl
dent to my work.
my heart has never been set on
holding office, but want to do certain
work. and it looked as though the
presidency might offer the opportunity
to do that work.
Can Do Much Good
'I am sure that in private life, can
1--we the chance to do some good.
zone is not required to hold office in
order to do big things; one is simply
required to do those things within his
reach and that much is within the
reach of each of us.
"Personally, | shall find as much JOY
in being out of office, If the returns
show 1 must be, as / would to be IN
office. l hope still to be of inav 'nce to
bring about needed reforms"
The defeat he suffered yesterday dc
not weigh heavily upon Mr. Bryan. lie
was one of the most cheerful of those
at his home and laughed and joked
good naturedly with his visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
Cameron Wins Over Smith

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 4.-George U.
Young, secretary of the Republican
committee, stands by his prediction
statement of Cameron's plurality OF
not less than 590 which is very modest
compared with the best information
showing the following majorities In
each county:
Cameron-Apache, $50; Navajo. 80;
Coconino, 1856; Yavapai, 5S5; Maricopa
25s; Pinal, 20; Pima, 100; Cochise, $50
Total, 1882.
Smith-Yuma, 25; ella, tie; Graham
175; Mohave, 125; Santa Cruz, Il. To
tai. 366
Cameron's seeming plurality is now
1166. Republicans get one, and possibly
two, members of the assembly out OF
four In Maricopa county, and 1t is re-
ported all the members from Cochise
the Democratic stronghold, will be Re-
publican,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
RETURNS FROM CHICAGO AND
COOK COUNTY ARE COMPLETE

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Complete returns
from Cook county, including Chicago,
were available today.
With the exception of Stevenson,
Democrat, for governor, who carried
the county by a scant 1897 over Deneen,
Republican, the Republicans rolled up
handsome majorities on the state and
national tickets.
Tafts plurality is 76,413.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
SOCIALISTS MAKE GOOD
GAINS IN SAN JOAQUIN

SOCKTON, Nov. 4.-Complete vote OF
San Joaquin county shown by semi
official returns: ooo-
President-Taft. 1886; Bryan, 3S2f
Hisgen. Il; Chain. 235; Debs, 4S2, the
later being a big gain over last cleo
ton.
Judge supreme court-Melvin (Rep)
1875: Murasky (Dem), 1885,
gressman-Needham (Rep), 4Sl9
Feliz (Dem.), 1915.
Senator. Eleventh district-Lewis
(RepD. 1888; Hall (Dem.), 1878; Hen
derson Ond), $50.
Assembly -- Twenty third district
Reardgleee CRep.), 2053 Miller (Dem)
1929. Twenty-fourth district: Perciva
(Rep), 2OO1; Stuckenbruck (Dem.), 2O1l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
DEMOCRATS WILL CONTROL
MlSSoURPs LEGISLATURE

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Indications
late tonight are that the Democrats
will control the next Missouri legisla-
ture on joint ballot by four votes, as
surfing the reelection of United States
Senator Stone, if all the Democrats in
the legislature abide by the advisory
vote of the senatorial primary.
The state is extremely doubtful as to
it's electoral vote.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
DEMOCRAT is ELECTED AS
FIRST MAYOR OF HONOLULU

HONOLULU. Nov. 4.-Returns re-
ceived up to 4 o'clock this afternoon
show that Jonah Kalanianaole, Repub-
lican., territorial delegate to congress,
has been reelected by a decreased
plurality. The territorial legislature
will be Republican.
j. J. Fern, Democrat, has been elected
as first mayor of Honolulu.
The last legislature created the city
and county of Honolulu, comprising the
entire island of Oahu.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
BERLIN MUCH INTERESTED,
AND PREDICTED FOR TAFT

BERLIN, Nov. 4.-Extra editions of
newspapers announcing the election OF
William H. Taft as president of the
United States were circulated here at
7:30 o'clock this morning.
Exceptional interest was taken in the
results on account of the presumed eff
feet of the election on the business sit
uation in the United States
The result has been generally fore
casted in the German press, the for
eign office having been informed by
the German embassy at Washington
and consular offices throughout the
United states that Mr.. Taft's election
was extremely likely.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
WEST VIRGINIA FOR TAFT,
BUT STATE TICKET LOSES

CINCINNATI, Nov. Awhile incom-
plete reports show Taft had carried
West Virginia by a plurality of several
thousand, the state ticket may not have
gone through with him.
Bennett, Dem ocrat, for governor has
the better of the contest probably. IN
half of the state.
Bennett leads by more than 1000 plu-
rality, but the Republicans believe this
lead will be overcome by later returns
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
TWELVE REPUBLICANS AND
SIX DEMOCRATS ELECTED

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4-The fol-
lowing is the makeup of the assembly
delegation from San Francisco-twelve
Republicans and six Democrats:
Thirtieth assembly district, Black
Dem.); Thirty-first, Hopkins (Dem.);
Thirty-sixth. Beatty CRep), Thirty
eighth, Pugh (Rep); Fortieth, Schmitt
(Rep); Forty-first, Coghlan (Rep.);
Forty-second, Wheelan (Dem.); Forty
third, Beban CRep); Forty-fourth, Per-
rine (Rep.); F'orty-dfth, Lightner
Dem.); Twenty-eighth, Walter Macau-
ley (Rep.); Twenty-ninth, John A. Gull
len (Rep); Thirty-second, Charles A..
Nelson (Rep); Thirty-third, Bernard
Cullen (Dem); Thirty-fourth, Florence
]. O'Neill (Dem.): Thirty-fifth,. Fred g
Gerdes (Rep.): Thirty-seventh, ]. j..
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
PENNSYLVANIA REFLECTS
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Complete
returns from the Tenth Pennsylvania
congressional district re-elect Nichols
(Dem.), the vote being: Nichols, 49,
571; Farr CRep), 16,347.
This makes the next Pennsylvania
delegation in congress 27 Republicans
and Democrats.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
Paris cnmments LlttIe

PARIS, Nov 4.-Little comment is
made in the Partisan papers on the
presidential election in the United
States. The election of Mr.. Taft has
been thought certain here, and in gen
eral the newspapers consider that the
result shows that the time for reac-
tion against world policy has not yet
come.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
Pone conaratuIates Taft

LONDON, Nov. A dispatch re-
ceived here from Rome says that the
pope has cabled his congratulations to
w. II. Taft, whose election to the pres
idency is thought to guarantee the ae-
ceptance of the pope's proposals in the
matter of compensation to the religious
congregations of Porto Rico.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
TAFT MAY GET MARYLAND
BY A SLENDER PLURALITY

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-The political
pendulum has swung once more, and
tonight on the face of unofficial re-
turns Taft has carried Maryland by
1856 votes.
Unquestionably the official count
must be looked to for the actual result
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
Latest Official Returns
From Various Counties

0 ACRAMENTO, Nov mFolowing are the tabulated re-
from the various counties of California SO far as reported
~ up to this hour.
The table gives the total in but few instances as the totals
will be compiled until the amendment votes have been counted
The number of the greatly delayed the OF
the throughout the but will change the presidential
totals given below any the state candidates
The returns official
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
pemocrat for Conqress

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.--Henry A.
Bernhardt, Democrat, in the Thir-
teenth congressional district, is elected.
Early returns showed Charles w Mil
Ter, Republican, to have been success
full. Bernhardt's plurality is about 3OO
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
TAFT CARRIES MONTANA, BUT
GOVERNOR MAY BE DEMOCRAT

BUTTE, Mont, Nov. 4.-Advices
from throughout Montana tonight in
dicate Taft has carried the state by
plurality close to 5000. The governor
ship is still in doubt, with Donlan, Re
publican, running 1900 behind Norris,
Democrat.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
G. 0. P. Claims Decrease

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 4.-The
entire Republican ticket, with the ex-
ception of Davis for attorney general,
has been elected. 1t will require the
official count to determine which party
will have a majority in the legislature
on Joint hallnt.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
BLUFF SUCCEEDS AND BIG
MILLS RESUME FULL SHIFT

NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 4.-Upon the
announcement of Taft's election today
the 5000 operatives in two great thread
mills in this city were notified that full
time work would be resumed next
Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
San plsoo Returns Meaaer

SAN DIEGO. Nov. 4.-The few frag-
mentary returns as to the amend
ments now at hand are too incomplete
and conflicting to indicate the trend ex-
cept as to the senate amendment No. l
and the capital removal. Indications
are that these are overwhelmingly de-
fnnfnd
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05

McManus (Rep); Thirty-ninth. E. j.;
Callan (Rep); Twenty-third senatorial
district. John P. Hare (Dem0; twenty
sixth, Lester G. Burnett (Rep.) ;tSeVen-
teenth. Thomas f. Finn (Rep')' Nllie-
feenth Richard J. Welch (Rep.);
Twenty-first. Eggie I. Wolfe (Rep.).
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
cnncede West Virninia

PARKERSBURG, w. Va. Nov. A.
A plurality of about $500 for G1asscock,
Republican, for governor, and the same
for Taft, was conceded at Democratic
state headquarters tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
India Basin Amendment Lost

STOCKTON. Nov. 4.-The total vote
on the India basin amendment in Saf
Joaquin county lost: For, 746; against
BOB,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
Nevada Doubtful

RENO, New, Nov. 4.-Returns at
midnight show that the vote is very
much in doubt. Bryan leads by mar
row margin.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
Well Known Author Dies

SAN JOSE, Nov. 4.-W. S. Harwood
we'll known author and successful
magazine writer, died last night at Los
Gatos, where he had resided for a feW
years past, after lengthy illness.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
Michigan Republican?

DETROIT, Nov. 4-With Detroit and
Wayne county estimated to have given
Warner a plurality of 5000. and with
five other counties out of the total of
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05

eighty-three missing, the Detroit News
estimates at midnight that Governor.
Warner, Republican, is elected by a
plurality of 1928 over Lawton 7. Hem
MINIS Democrat.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
Amendment SO Carried

OAKLAND, Nov. 4.-Senate consti-
tutional amendment No. 39, relating to
liabilities Of stockholders: Yes 1856,
no, 4710.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
FRESNO coUNTYS FULL
VOTE ON AMENDMENTS

FRESNO, Nov. 4.-The vote on the
constitutional amendments in Fresno
county, with practically complete re-
turns, is as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case OF Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles in to IA days or money re-
funded. soc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05

(SocD, "a: Fifth district, Mitchell
(Rep.), 1856; Carey (Dem), 1857.
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