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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-22
STORES, LOFTS. ETC. NORTH or u.prrr
STREET 7@

f-'v no--size IsN9o It.; very light: entrances
rear and front; large bsmt: sulenSjd Ioca
- ton. l23-l2F Suffer St near Montrwne-r
<3-l5e Eddy near Mason: store and bssen,ar,
flOe-i.oft, 26xl3T:6 IT.. 2d noor- PASSENGER snd
4 freight elevator: I25 Geary St near Grant
N4t-9- Aezzanine noor. suitable for mflliper etc :.
can arrange for some ground space and win
GOV display; lz5 Geary near Grant av
Siv-large store Ne. COR. Polk and washing
ton; FINE BUSINESS LOCATION.
sleV lmayise less(-Large ground floor SPACE "a
Na0 It.; close 70 Bush and Kearny
ef7-t.arge light store with living rooms in rear
SD BIB 81 near Harrison: will subdiyide
sal-Store, ~ Fillmore near Clay.
Sal-30-Large basement sOx60 1t: eIexstor
service; close to Bush and Kesrny
sf3-Store. 174 Church ST Of Market
s3e-Store, Ne. corner Union and LarkiD SITS
4og-Store- 33I Ellis ST. near Franklin
<55-Store. 32bS Sacramento near Preside az
Aov-Lsrge store. 4ls Pine near MONTGOMERY
---Large store, 100 O'Farrell near Fillmore;
hne location
s5,l-Spaee IN new market: unsurpassed location
esu-Slore, l3lz Franklin near Pine
N@9-Store; hDe location for barber shoD. I719
Sacramento -. near Polk
e-5-Store: ideal location for . rresuorv. s4o
Cole near Carl
S<9-Store, 2032 Polk near Broadway
S<.-Space ia new market. unsIirpassed location
elt-Py store. Franklin near Ellis
ll.,--Store- S3z Cough near Fulton.
f4-,.m 70 As9-l-8rge. light rooms suitable for
lisht manufacturing sample rooms: eie-
fator service close TO Bush and Kesrnr
Sl--Yo-shop, 222 Willow near Franklin.
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SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION

SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION
SD r and b.; garage: modern bungalow.
4o2 Diamond near 2lsf
- - -.nl-D r and b.; 4l23 18th near Diamond
S-y-S2s-4 and b. each. 1865 Folsom near
10Th. sunny. modern dats
Si3-i r; y Hermann nesr Valencia.
Al6-4 r and b.; 2967 2zth near Harrison
SIS 2. and b.. 932 Castro St
sla-oo-a r and b. liza Lsngton near Folsom.
STORES. ETC. SOUTH OF MARKET ST.
AND MISSION
$50 mo- each--3 stores corner 5fh and Clara sts
2l5o-siore. 2sd5 2sfh near Harrison
}. u. WRIGHT & CO..
z2e MONTGOMERY ST..
MILLS BUILDING
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I HAVE only 10000 shares left IN the 81 Hill
Oil Go. of Bakersfield, CAL. in Maricopa dis
trict We have 800 acres with 20 year lease
and are down about $50 feet and working
daily. Will sell from 100 shares up to 10. 600:
shares are 81 cents. and as soon as we strike
oil the shares go to par of 81. Am at Ar
gonant Hotel until Saturday, then bakersfield.
JAY HOISTEIN.
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MONEY TO LOAN

AAAA-wE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY. business
CONFIDENTIAL: no charge for applications
nothing taken out in advance, no red tape
methods here; you are charged ONLY for the
time you have the money; you can get from US:
$1,000 Repay $500 month. S1.00 weekly.
sS oRepay sseS 90 month month, q s5So 90 weekly weeky
$5O.00-Repay $i335 month. S3.35 weekly
TIE ROYAL INV. CO., $50 PHELAN BLDG.
MONEY loaned salaried people, women keeping
house and others upon their own names with
out security; easy payments; save money by
trading here. Officers in 60 principal cities.
TOLMAN. room $40 Phelan bldg. San Fran
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APARIMENIs NoRTH oF MARkEr sr

'ii-'A IL NokIH OF MARKET ST.
S59-s r.: 1850 Clay mr. Poik
So r; 1912 Hyde mr. Pscihc
Sae-f r; apt Is: 1864 Iarkin-
o g. r. l4eI California ST. mr. HYDE.
- - 90 r; 1880 Clay mr. Polk
o-sS25o mo.-4 T. and b 10s1 Tesronr-o-.A
S'--9o 70 e4e-4 T. and b.: new and besutifniIv
appolhlea apis. just completed; RedSing
70 70 s05-z and b.: 230I Poll co- c..
60 - r; sna D.; The Highland. 1855 CIsE
90 ~ 20 - T. and b.; 1850 Clay mr. Polk
DO So 2oo2 8 ana D.; 25S I.aguna mr. 4ai-b+
&c 80 l2ol Pine St cor. JeaTepworfb lsisnt-
80 szs-50-3 r.; Ne. cor Pscjsc sn5
T. ana b. 1873 Washington nr HTde
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HOUSES NORTH OF MARKET

Si9O-9 and D.: 1880 Scott cor,or U.,I..
-. elegant modern residence ''iVehl'
o-y = D. kitcheRs; newly papered and
lnleo; close 10 Fillmore and Haipbf - e'd
s'' -, - r 2nd b.; 2029 Vallejo nesr Iaguns: ::
s357ri. Z. 20 Sl,e %, ~ Van Ness Broadway
S9g-t r and b. house. 1883 Pine 81
s-o-o z and b.; lTI2 Broderick near Bush.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

IIPMAN IPsIAN HIRseHLEB. 80 sIontgomery St
Phone Douglas 3644
SUNSET AND RICHMOND DISTRICTS.
Large Selection of Lots
North op and sout5 o aad bfe Building
On Car Lines.
500 and Upward.
See Us for Homes. Cottages and Flats.
SNAPS IN SUNSET LOTS.
s65o-only few lots left; near stadium and
Golden Gate park; easy terms.
$1.550-21st av. between II and | sts: sewer.
water and gas; terms; only lots left.
sUNsEg. oFFTCE-Cor. st and 7sb av
open daily, including sunday.
BEACH 0FFfCE-Cor Fulton St and 10th av
opp. life saving station; open Sundays only; take
LIPMAN & HIRscHLER. 255 Montgomery ST.
Phone Douglas S644.
FOR sale-Something new in fats; new designs
new style on finish; separate entrances; finest
location in Western addition; overlooking rec
reation grounds in G. g. park; Tth av. and II
st See T. B. HALLETT. premises
NORlHEASI corner OF 10Th ana Howard. new
building. just dnished: rents 4 .920 per annum .
price only s17.500. with half cash; improved
with Hats extra well built; IL You looking
for something choice see this right away: prop
critics of this kind don't stay the market
many days. t. E. HA1MAN, First National
Bank building.
1878 FiLBERT St at Polk-Three room OATS.
just completeds lot 30xS3; especially artistic
and well built; price only $500, with one
half cash
T. f, HAYMAN. First National Bank bldg
$5T5-EMPROvED SUNSET LOTS-s575
Our Sunset branch office open daily; take
Ellis ST. tOeean 10 S9th Az. and ST. }.
THE MCCARTHY co. towners). Isl Satter ST.
NEW story house. 764 nth av-. 100 fl. from
new Fulton ST. line and parSs $1,000 cash.
terms suit balance.
s.. .S00-Choice room residence; ia 10th av-
near Lake St: for garage; chance OF a
lifetime 10 get home cheap.
FOR <sate-Cottage 1 rooms. bath and base
nlent; marine view; lot 50xI30, IS, zoo; terms;
no agent 5I3 39th av.
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FURNISHED FLATS AND HOUSES
sS9-o r. and b.: IS Cushmap nesr rg.-
So r; xoS6 HYDE near Fifherf
SSe-6 r. 1850 Clay near Lsrkin
r. f5s eha r and b. elegantly furnished j.
e''S 5sss~ S5-e.~s T. and b. each: 3 beautiful fn-.
SO sieu haisi 's5-5s Joice ST. near pine ~
e'0' T. and h' 1870 Washington near Hrde
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INvEsTMENrrs
p NJ HARRIS & co BRoKERs

f. WAYLAND & CO, BROKERS',
476 Monadnock building, San Franchises. Cal.
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
5000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co. .f2
900 shares Boston Pacific Oil Co. % -35
LOCO Pacific Fruits Cooling & v. Co. a 80
LOCO shares Alisal Oil Co....-......@ .e5
1000 Ventura oil Development Co. a ID
1000 shares La Blanc Oil Co. o.......-@ .35
1000 shares Liberty Oil Co. .........M .25
1000 California Pressed Brick Co....@ .12
LOCO Coalinga National Petroleum. q .21
1000 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co. "a .1S
1000 shares Puritan Oil Co. 16
600 shares Pyramid Oil Co........@ 60
500 shares Section Six Oil Co.....M .25
100 shares Coalinga Security Oil Co. a 40
100 shares Mascot Copper Co. a 425
80 shares Western States Life ms a. % 90
Wanted--l 900 shares Liberty Oil Co 6n Is
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FOR sale-Modern story and a half sleepin,
porch house: terms easy. :. T.. kIARNEr
2tiJ5 Townsend. Phone Merritt 3517
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MINES AND MINING

GOLD analgam, rich ore bought; cash; assaying
Soc. PIONER ASSAY CO., 13l 5th St near
Howard.
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LEGAL NOTICES

HAVING sold out my interest in she Haigkt st
Grocery. located 1t 800 Haieht 81 corner
Webster. to c. Jeferes. not responsible
for debts contracted by the firm
Il
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MEDICAL
DIR. DALE,

A. DR. DALE,
81 Third ST Market
Reliable Specialist for Women.
LADIES' when worried about your condition
and needing the services of SPECIALIST consult
one who is ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL and GUAR
ANTEES IMMEDIATE RELIEF in all female
troubles If others failed come to me in pri-
vacy and be restored to freedom from care and
worry TRAVELLERS treated and can leave the
same day FEES REASONABLE. ACCOMMO-
DATIONS when desired. Hours 10 a. IN. to 8
p M; supdays, 10 TO 2
ATTENTION, LADIES-DR. LEWIS. 93s Market
st bet 9Th and 9th, world renowned specialist
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known to medical science; most obsti-
nate cases treated, all female com plants and
Irregularities treated; have hestancy IL in
need of my services, absolutely harmless; low
fees By consulting an eminent specialist you
save time and money Advice free 10 N
to A D. m. and to p M; Sundays, IL a. m.
to p. m
yAIPEAU'S female pills; best regulating pills
sold; price $3.50 by express. Jener Syringe
and tablets price 50. BY express only on re-
ceipt of price OSG0OD BROTHERS, whole
sale druggists. 7th and Broadway, Oakland.
DR.. of Obstetrics. Mary Adam; reliable special
ist: cures all women's complaints successfully;
home for confinement; adoption: h.. 1-5 D. m
1904 Frtifvale av.. OAKLAND. tel. Merritt 1893
POPULAR REMEDIES
mems private diseases. Sold only by E. b.
JORGENSOS 644 Kearny ST. San Francisco
Mail orders a speciality Send for circular.
all other blood diseases. 1915 Cough. cor. Ellis.
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FINANCIAL
ABBOTT buys BONDS; also CAL. SAFE DEP
accounts: money loaned. 626 Marker st.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

WESTERN LAND AND BUSINESS AGENCY
$50 MARKET ST. ROOM 5os
gaanpY Dan @ STORE, excellent for man and wife sTto
5CVh S,J n, nlOitd. eAceienl Tor man and wife. TO
a. =, ~ AiEsSEN, oin 81, az invoice 800
5000, 20 Atalnrna cGulty; living rooms. |. go
SolNIk1 HoiEt-, Lake county........ 800
SALuUN, liquor store. Mission corner. 2. go
IEMEhAL MEhSHAN Disc, country: inv 2. 300
aOlEL. Sonoma county; Al business -. $500
GkOCEk1 SlohE, country; invoice. 3. 900
CANDY. efc: parlor, factory: near by 8 500
DRUG STORE, Mission corner .-.....-... 1900
GHOCERl, s. tal; including property. 1000
FOR sale-I.adies and gents furnishings mil
iinery. ladies' coats and snis business new fan
stock. complete: average sales last year SIo5
per day. Address box $685. Chico, Cal,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE annual meeting of the Odd Fellows Gene
terry Association will be held on MONDAY.
Sept. 26 1910. at m, at the Office OF the
Association. Point Lobos avenue San Fran
cisco, for the election of a board OF directors
and such other business as may legally be
brought before it. By order OF the board Of
directors. WILLIAM Z. LUTz. President.
GEORGE PENNINGTON. Secretary.
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DR.. BRINK,
SIT 23d ST. near Telegraph av.. Oakland.
SPECIALIST FOE WOMEN
LADIES-If you are suffering from any all
ment or worried about your condition consult
physician with high professional standing and
with the largest and most successful practice
Perfectly equipped Offices. private sanatorium,
with trained nurses; Is years without a failure;
no pain no danger, lost time. Consultation
free and strictly confidential. Hours 10 a. m to
s o. m: Sundays. 10 to 2. Phone Oakland 1901
DR.. WONG HIM,
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently located.
1868 O'Farrell st. bet. Cough and 0ctayia
AAA-DR. c. g. ToA, famous Chinese Herb Co,
cures All chronic diseases 1874 sntfer ST. S. T.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

SNAPS. $50, terms; cOzy home rooms: mod
ern within I block Of all steam and electric
lines Owner. 1875 Fairview ST.. Aleatraz
station. Berkeley
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MONEY TO LoAN-continusd

PRIVATE and confdential; loans on furniture.
pianos. warehouse receipts. diaH0nds and other
security: lowest rates Rooms 207 and 20S.
7SI Market St. corner 4th phone Douglass
4oiV, Home J4O2O
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BUNGALOWS.
Take your choice from so or more new bunga-
lows and cottages, prices ranging from 81. 900 to
$500; first payment requires from S100 %
$3.50. balance monthly payments including inter
est, $50 to $50 We have some Of the most ar
tistie, new. modern homes IN Berkeley OF Oak
land We viii also build to suit ar above terms.
WHY PAY REMIT
WENTWORTH & CO..
1903 Grove ST., corner 10th and San Pablo aV..
Oakland
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$50 down. classy. brand new bungalows of
rooms each. with every modern cORvepiencc
including disappearing beds. Large lots; high
ground: nice location in East Oakland. and
the price is only about SO zoo each.
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OAKLAND real ESTATE

SNAP-$1JO down. $50 per MONTH classy beamed
and paneled room bungalow. IN Linda
Vista terrace; very desirable place
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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE

BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL HO9fESITES
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country
the most beautiful within reach OF the city. Ear
surprising the cross bay localities: transfer to
the San Mateo electric car at 5th and Market
you always get Seat-and get on at EASr0N
stStion or take the SoHthere Pacinc at Third
and Townsend Here is the fnest suburban home
site on the peninsula. EASTON ADDITIONS To
BURLINGAME: beautiful shaded paths cool on
the hottest days; all improvements. cement side
walks, streets. sewers. water. Hight and tele-
phone are installed: the homes viii appeal 10
YOU large lots easy terms; excellent and fast
train service twice fast to BAY
points For particulars about EAST0N address
r. J. RODG ERS. MILLS BUILDING. SAN
FRANCISCO
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$3.50 dOwn-Smaf monthly payments rooms.
bath. high basement; wide prominent husi-
ness street; me place for a store; lot is
nearly worth the money; enc tine buy
price IS, go.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-10
 CHAPTER NXXI.

4
 Next morning found Chester i:? Central Park. III as he could afford the time, he felt that no success would be his until he had seen and talked with Edith. Was he learning to de- pend on her friendship and council? What wonderful pIaymates they had become. But no Edith was to be found. The hippopotamus showed only the tip of his nose, and the keep CT was not there. After a long, fu- tile walk through the Park, Chester made his way to the nearby Uruguay. MT. Langham was not at home, $ the stolid page informed him. Dis heartened by his earlier lack of sue cess, Chester did not pursue the mat ter.
 For the balance of the week Ches- ter sought in vain for a position. He had written a long letter to Edith, and, ass day after day passed without a reply, his applications for work be- came more and more apathetic. When his bill was presented on Sat urday he suddenly remembered the Ae@AAA2SAO AG~OH legally close at six in New York. He decided that thai humble abode had now become too expensive. He spent the evening Tn his unlit room gazing at the dying lights of the great city in miserable silence.
 E All healthy young men know what is meant by the expression 'rnorning iS fhaf io1o ous youngsters forth into frrepressible song as they splash noisily in their matutinal tubs. It is that which causes them to stretch their 1.-the muscles, and percbance even cast a cursory glance at the looking glass to watch their play, as they go through involuntary ca1isthenics. It is that which leads to the conclusion that this day, at least, must be d good day, and that health and optim- ism, strong muscles and good lungs things of life. Surely it was in the rearly morning that Browning wrote: Oh. our manhoods prime vigor! No
 spirit feels waste,
 Not a muscle is stopped in it's play
 ing sinew -unbraced.
 Oh, the wild joys of living, the leap-
 ing from rock up to rock. The strong. rending of boughs, from
 the fir tree.thA cool silver shock Of the plunge in a pools living
 water.
 Chester cut his lip while shaving because he. couldn't stop. enunciating the words of the latest popular song. He enrolled marriIy as he staunched the blood
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-10

Central Park proved an empty de- sert, but there. was life and vitality in the warm sunshine, and the pros rects of no discouraging refusals, or equally disheartening half promises before him.
 ''The sort of man I most heartily detest,'' said Chester, 'eis the chap who tells you to come around in the fall. If they all said that, the only way should be able to do it would be to drop in and haunt them as a Gisembodied spirit. I fancy that had better climb a boarding pace"
 Chester had been learning from practical experience, and before he gave up his room in the Stockton he had carefully packed the best of his clothes in his trunk and had it placed in the trunk room, where it remained as concrete guarantee of the trig- ling balance he owed them. After another fruitless call on Perry, who was equally inpervious to cards and notes, Chester swung aboard a Mad ison Avenue car.
 ''It is inevitable that should see her," he argued with himself in 0 gallant attempt to buoy mp his fast diminishing spirits. FIn the mean time it is foolish to impair my ef1ci- ency by worrying"
 CTo be continued)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-10
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 Tf7R way to prove what this great remedy will do in your own case, is to just fill out free coupon and send to us and you will get by return mail a free sample of Pyramid Pile Cure.
 Then after you have proven to yourself what it can do, you will go to the druggist and get a 50 cent box.
 Don't undergo an operation. Oper- ations are rarely a success and often lead to terrible consequences Pyra- mid Pile Cure reduces all infiamma- ton, makes congestion, irritation. itch ing, sores and ulcers pear-and the piles simply quit
 For sale at all drug stores at 50 cents a box,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-10

stead. The final test in this parti- cular accomplishment is to pick up an egg, aud Chester had long since compassed that feat. He 'gingerly consumed the food, half bitter and " oman stood silently by. The only substance which he recognized was the bowl of rice which appeared to be dressed with colored ink. After finishing his somewhat meagre meal Chester arose and formally bowed again. checking an impulse to shake his hostess little brown hand. He lowered himself through the hatch way onto the beam, and raised his above the roof line. Then at last as he carefully pulled the scuttle in to place above his head, he heard the thrill of a shriIl feminine laugh above him.
 stBack to waking life,'' said Cnes- ter, as he groped his way throug the inky black halls.
 But two hours remained in which to canvass the financial district for
 
 Chester was turned away from a dozen offices. Spring was coming on they told him. They were laying off men instead of taking them on. Busi. ness was dull, and the market in- active. Or else they questioned him as to his especial qualifications, and Chester found himself at loss. GOldSr1ifh hardly refer them to Elkins. Perry and he were no longer friends. Ches, ter began to slowly realize that the wheel. of fortune had turned ba ok to it's starting point. and that he was once more penniless and alone in New York.
 '.The only. thing,' said Chester resolutely, as he turned homeward that evening, f'is to make it keep on turning until I get somewhere near the top again. If ever I do, I'll try to keep my temper for few con secutive minutes and balance it there. It is much more important now be- "a use. .''
 Chester did not complete the sen tence. That evening he sat gaaing out of his window at the lights of the great dark city spread out be heath him. Warm weather had Set in again, and the steam rising from the streets, wet with the rematTlg of yesterdays snow, made tiny rainbcws about the arc lights, and rnisted over the bright glare of the lighted win dows.- Somewhere in that great black mass of houses. thought Chester, there must be a position waiting for me. He tried to formulate cam paign for the morrow, but both his brain and body were tired, and his thoughts refused to stray from Edith. Once in the succession of rapid pictures which his over wrought and excited brain kept draw ing, he seemed to detect a flash of jealousy of the little Chinese woma n living alone in the absurd little roof garden. The picture seemed so vivid and real that Chester started up from
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-10
CHAPTER xxx,
In a Mott Street Roof Garden.

He turned off Broadway, and walk ed down Mott Street to its intersec- ton with Park Row. He hesitated for a minute outside a~sailor's bar on the latter street, but finally turned away with shudder
 Not yet,' he murmured tHThe beers too closely resent ble natator- iuns. l fear that I have become 6 sybarite.''
 He turned back into Mott Street and, mfsled by the tang1e of restaur- ant signs suspended from the rusty balconies and f1re-escapes on which the regular American scroll work tangled with the tawdry grotesque- ness of the Chinese emblems, he en-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-10
his reyerY.

eeNo, mo- he heard himse1f ex- claiming. '.That is too ridiculous
 Then he sighed deeply, and slowly undressed himself. During his slum- bers the picture he had evoked re- turned to him again as a dream.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-10

CTo be continued.)
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-11-10
The Elections

The results of Tuesdays cleo tions in 42 states, P of which elected governors, contain some surprises, and some outcomes not at all surprising. In most states the returns favored the democratic party and seem to assure that party's dominance in the. lower house of the next con gress.
 The results, however, do not mean the overturning of the re. publican prrty, but rather a re organizing of the party which will culminate-in the elimination of Rooseveltianism and uniting of warning elements, the burying of factional differences-and in the re-allignment strengthen the party for the presidential cleo tion of 1912.
 In California the republicans gained a glorious victory and the plurality rolled up for Johnson is pronounced triumph. for clean politics and the battling with ballots upon issues and not men. In New York the untow- ard zeal of Roosevelt, thirstlng for action after his tame exist ence in the African jungles, had a disastrous effect, being resent ed as unwarranted interference and dictatorship. In Ohio the democrats won substantial vic tories. Roosevelt's early cam paigning in that state may ex- plain why.
 The Senate is safe to the re- publican party, and it will con- tinue in possession of the Presi- dency after 1912. There is little prospect for any legislation by democracy. With only the con- trol of the house, the party that planes every trouble-from the eruption of-Mt. Vesuvius to the latest break in the Colorado river-on the tariff, will be harm less. The country is still safe.
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