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en- county to be assessed at 40 per
cent. while the shares Of another bank
in the same county are assessed at
60 per cent. Nor is there any sane
reason why farm lands shoG,d be
returned for taxation in one county
at 40 per cent Of their value while
in another they are returned at 60
per cent of their true value.
This, fellow citizens, is the con-
dition that prevails throughout the
length and breadth Of our State, and
| promise that If 1 am elected Gov
ernor TO give this great subject my
most profound thought that l may
be able to recommend to the Legis-
lature a system Of assessments that
will be reasonable and just and that
will bear with equitable force upon
all our people.
Duties of The Governor.
Fellow citizens, if you should elect
me Governor of this proud, this grand
old State, l will consider it my sa-
cred duty, to famiiarize myself with
every detail of the government and
keep in constant touch with the
working forces of all Of our institu-
tionS. | will regard it my sacred du-
ty to inform myself to the very best
Of my ability upon all our public af-
fairs, so that 7 may intelligently rec
ommend to the law making bodies Of
the State those things that the good
of the State and peace and happiness
of our people demand.
Confederate Soldiers.
Mr.. Chairman, and fellow Caro-
linians, before l close my remarks l
want just a few words in regard to
the Ex-COnfederate Soldiers the
nificent citizenship. The Confeder-
ate Sol + is dear to every true
Southern Ieart. There remains but
few Of these heroes in South Caro-
lima for us to honor. A large pro-
portion of thoS, who yet remain have
been rendered infirm either by old
age or wounds received in battle.
South Carolina is doing a noble part
by these old patriots but not what
she should. The pension roll has in
creased since ! have been in the Legis-
lature from $4,000 to $250,000, and
still are those deserving and needy
who receive no aid at the hands of
this State. Soon, too soon, fellow
citizens there will be nothing left to
us but hallowed memories. The Con-
fedcratc Soldiers will be gone to ans
wcr the roll call with Lee, Jackson
and Hampton on the other side of
the river. This great State cannot
afford to allow one of these heroes
to suffer. This is a matter about
which We should all be agreed, and
cause the States purse strings to
loosen. If | am elected Governor it
shall be one of my proudest privil-
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Rather curious that a conspicuous
preliminary to the ceremonies Of his
homecoming should be a lawsuit by
the brass band-New York World.
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No man is more cheated than the,
selfish man.-Beecher 49,,
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VOTE FOR GOVERNOR 1905.
Official Returns OF First Primary Four Wars Aoo

The FOLLOWING lone
THIS
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causing such distressing spetacles
Sometimes Il 7eems a pity that the
generation between tnc shirt sleeves
10 shlrt sleove@' can nor he eliminat-
ed.
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agricultural Lien Law.

fOf eleven years, ana until we sue
Cceded, ] led the fight Of the farmers
of the State for the repeal of the
agricultural lien law. This law was
enacted Immediately after the war
II was then necessity but in late
years il had become a source Of Op-
preston rather than relief. In re-
pealing this law my purpose was to
aid our farmers i'm cutting loose from
the old order of things; from the one
crop idea and the paying Of exorbi-
tant lien prices. My purpose was to
place our farmers i'm position to
intensity their farms and diversity
their crops so that they might be-
come independent; To encourage them
20 make their farms self sustaining
and grow cotton as money crop.
and at the same time be i'm a position
20 hold that cotton and demand a
remunerativc price and get 1t.
Fellow citizens. there were other
urgent reasons for the repeal Of the
lien law. This law. through it's ruin
Gus effects. had completely demoral-
tied our negro labor. The negro as
q farmer Is as rule a complete failure
unless ne has the intelligence Of the
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS FOR STATE PRISON SUPPLIES
Sealed proposals will be received at the office
Of the clerk of the state prison at San Quentin
until IL o'clock a. m. Saturday. the 18th day
OF October. 1910, and at the Office OF the
p. Saturday, the 22d day OF October, 1910.
for certain supplies not awarded at the meet
ings in June, 1910. All bids must be upon
schedules to be supplied by the clerks Of the
prisons, and upon conditions prescribed by the
board specified therein The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids as the pub
lie interest may require. and to order any
quantity over or under the amounts specined-
TREY L. FORD, President.
W. d. STURTEvANT, Clerk.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES
ASSEsSMENT NOTICE.

QUINN MILL AND MINING co.
of place of business, San Francisco Cal
Location Of works. Silver City, Lyon county.
Ney--Notice is hereby given that q meeting
of the board Of directors was held on the 4tb
day of October, 1910. An assessment, No 1. Of
one half cent jze) per share was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable imme-
the Office Of the company, room SAT Minis sAo build
ing, san Francisco. Cal. Any stock upon which
an assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th
advertised for sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before. win he sold on Thurs
day, the 18th day of December 1910. TO nav
the delinquent assessment, together with cost
of advertising and expense Of sale. By order
of the board of directors.
r. P. GOSLING, Secretary.
Office room 647 Mills building, cor Bush and
Montgomery streets. San Francisco. Cal
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AUCTION SALE

NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will sell at public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash, subject to the confirmation OF the court,
the 18th day Of October, 1870 at O'CLOCK
belonging to the hotel establishment known as
the HOTEL EXETER. situated at No 154 Ellis
St near Powell, in San Francisco consisting OF
the furniture, bedding, mirrors, curtains. car
pets and sundries in los rooms, also office nx-
lures and safe The leasehold expires January
s. 1915. Sale to be held the Hotel Exeter
premises. Terms, 10 per cent cash at time OK
sale, remainder on confirmation by the court
MARIUS J. KAST, Receiver Hotel Exeter prop
erty. Dated October 6. 1910
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CITY REAL ESTATE
]. W. WRIGHT & CO..
22S Montgomery ST., Mills Bldg

J. W. WRIGHT & CO.,
22s Montgomery ST., Mills Bldg
AT AUCTION. At AUCTION. AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION. AT AUCTION AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION. AT AUCTION. AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II. AT IL O'CLOCK.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II. AT 1s O'CLOCK.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL, AT IL O'CLOCK.
AT OUR sALEsRooM. 22s MONTGOMERY ST..
MILLS BUILDING.
62062015 Golden Gate av., west OF Van Ness
av.; outside OF fire limits; lot 41x12o to Elm
av.; stores and nats; rents $214.5o.
Two lots, each sox1oo IT., north Alma st. nr.
Stanyan; Ashbury Hts; Hayes Masonic cars.
1925 2oth st. mr. Castro; o r. and b.; in nne
condition; key lot, 25x11O IT.
IA to "a Clement ST: stores. hats. 4 apts. /;
rent 5000; lot 5oxs4; property has splendid fu-
ture.
141s Lyon nr. sutter; cottage, r. and b.;
basement made into fats of r. and b.
Business transfer corner; sw. Jackson and Ma
son; stores; lot 24x57:6 to rear street; 8 front
ages.
Lot 1oox9o IT.; N. line Folsom St, 71:5 ft
E. of 18th.
1911 Golden Gate av. nr. Scott; apts.; new;
rented low at $145; lot 25x137:6.
NV. California and Webster sts; nats; lot
52:3xS2:7 it.; rents 5000.
1895 Corbett av.; nearly new fats. and
r and b.; lot 26x116 IT.. 18th -Ashbury st. cars.
WE CAN ARRANGE LOANS ON ANY OF
THESE PIECES.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
SALE TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, IL O'CLOCK,
AT SALESROOMS, 22s MONTGOMERY ST.,
j. w. WRIGHT & CO., AUCTIoNEERS.
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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
BEAUTIFUL HoNEsITEs. :

BEAUTIFUL HOMES1TES.
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hin country.
the most beautiful within reach OF the city far
surprising the bay 1ocalities1A trensfer TO
the San Mateo electric at 5th and Market
you always get a seat-and get OF at EASTON
station. or take the Southern Patfdc at Third
and Townsend. Here is the finest 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. light and tele-
phone are Installed: the homes win appeal to
you: large lots on easy terms; excellent and fast
train service twice as fast as to cross bay
points For particulars about EASTON. address
T.. j. RODGERS. MILLS BUILDING. SAN
FRANCISCO. 4,ss s.s4s
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INVESTMENTS
MINES AND MINING
Continued

wANTED-Capital to locate and develop Mexi-
can antigua mine: this is good chance. as
advertiser has spent years on this. Address
box 2121, Call office.
GOLD; amalgam. rich ore bought; cash; assaying
50c PIONEER ASSAY CO., 1S1 5th st.
near Howard.
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LEGAL NOTICES

HAVING sold my restaurant at 30e2 10th ST. to
John Andrew, / will not be responsible for
any bills contracted by him after this date
october s, 1910. ALEXANDER MELLIRAs.
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LNVESTMENTS

E. F. WAYLAND & CO., BROKERS
476 Monadnock building, San Francisco. Cal.
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE
1000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal Co. a .ls
2.000 shares Sunset National OH Co. a 10
1000 shares Jewell Oil Co. .....6 .21
1000 Pacific Fruit Cooling q v. Coo 28
U00 shares Alisal OH Co. ..-.......0 .05
1UU ventura Oll Development Co.. a .15
1900 Shares The La Blanc Oil Co. a as
1000 California Pressed Brick Co.'S 10
l,000 shares Tempior Ranch Oil Co.. q .16
1000 shares Puritan Oil Co....6 IA
1000 shares Section Six Oil Co....@ 25
800 shares Liberty Oil Co....6 %
300 shares Pyramid OIL Co. o.6 81
200 Pacific Slope Securities Co...@ rs
100 shares Mascot Copper Co: Wanted
20 20 shares Western States Life Ins.4 @ 200
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

ANNOUNCEMENT
u ". wRIGHT co. Of 22s Montgomery St,
San francisco: are now prepared to furnish reiia-
PIE and valuable information relative to country
lands Lands irrigated or subject to irrfgstion
It Is our intention to advertise only In these col
unins lands which We have personally investi-
gated and which We know the value Of we
in our country land department. consequently
We VIII not advertise any property which we
publicity.
RIcH SEDIMENT
SOIL.
SIT AN ACRE CASH.
:, fou can purchase as hne land as there Is out
Or o., doors IN the famous Turloek irrigation ais
u1ct Tor SIT cash and the balance payable on
PERPETUAL WATER
IN su the you apd oww ras as wIE
20 Greedy corporation to throttle your enter
prise and industry by boosting up the price Of
waIer from the privately owned ditch It's
YOUR ditch and YOUR water and YOUR land.
ALFALFA LAND
ZOO can raise as fine stand Of alfalfa on this
see t growing there. Egyptian corn. melons.
sweet potatoes and all kinds OF garden truck
grow wonderfully.
Inc land Is almost as nat as floor. with Just
SIougn slope to carry OF the wafer. and the
DRAINAGE rs PERFECT.
TWO WATERWAYS.
.rters l9wns through the land are two OF the main
tenn, carrying abundant water.
NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
San Joaquin river. ONLY Tic 10 MILES from san
Francisco.
But FIVE MILES TO RAILROAD.
Ine town OF Crows Landing Is only miles
away. and from that point even now there is
shipped daily from $500 to s70o worth OF cream.
Call at our office and get full details
WEEKLY EXCURSIONS.
NO NIGHT RIDING. You leave the city at
night. Here's a real opportunity Grasp it now.
Land will never be cheaper. Soon II may be be-
yond your reach.
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SAN ANSELMO-Pear Estate

FAIRFAX Manor lots, close to trains $3.50; easy
terms ATTHOwE REALTY co.. San Ansel-
mo, and First National Bank hukdinesS. =.
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EXAMPLES
To Buy or Sell
a Horse

wANTED-To BUY WE'LL BRED. SAFE RID.
ing horse for lady's use. willing to pay fair
price, but must be up to the minute. Address
with full particulars. 2lz. - Once
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MONEY TO LOAN

confidential loans on furniture,
pianos, warehouse receipts or security Of any
kind loans can be repaid in easy weekly,
monthly or yearly payments; we VIII arrange
ever you desire; we give you the full amoSut
asked for; there are no advanced charges OF
any kind; If you owe another broker or bills of
any kind we will pay them for you and give
you more money; it is easier to pay than
terms than any one in the city; it will pay you
to call and investigate. ILLINOIS FINANCE
CO.. formerly Illinois Trust Co., 1916 Eddy, y
block from Fillmore; tel. West 6745; S2824.
AAAA-wE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED
PEOPLE WITHOUT SECURITY; business
CONFIDENTIAL; no charge for application:
nothing taken out in advance; red tape
methods here; you charged ONLY for the
time you have the money; you can get from
$15.0o-Repay $500 month, $1.o0 weekly
$25. 0o-Repay $6.65 month. 81. 65 weekly.
30.00-Repay $500 month, $500 weekly.
S50.00-Repay S13. 35 month. So. SO weekly.
THE ROYAL INV. CO., 750 PHELAN BLDG.
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PRIVATE and confidential; loans on furniture.
, pianos warehouse receipts, diamonds, salary
and other security lowest rates. Rooms 207
and 20s, 7s7 Market ST. corner 4th, phone
Douglas 1920, Home J4020.
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MONEY WANTED

So 900 deed Of trust with interest at per cent
net. payable In monthly installments of s25,
Including interest. VIII sell at reasonable
discount. See ID. T. F./hIINNEY, 422 18th ST.,
Oakland.
WILL pay 10 per cent net for immediate loan
LOCKE-PADDON CO., 500 Clement St, s. f.
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MATRIM ONIAL

BUSINESSMAN 500. with few hundred dollars
cash. wants lady life partner with means to
develop property; large returns; object matri-
mony. Address box 2141. Call office.
ELITE matrimonial bureau for lonely people,
companion for every one. 1854 Wash ST, Oak
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ADMINISTRATIONS.


Miguel Rolling adobe hills. u Nearly ali farm
per 'e On Summer f.ox rood
with wtndmiIls and 5000 gallon tank. Fair
sses into % eds % Worta ssa 0sS $50 per Prie.
so If sold within 80 days. Leased for years
for one-fourth Of the crop.
1.040 acre stock and grain ranch. II miles east
Of s 500 Tsb are sns Ms
wheat. barley and stock raising. Plenty Of wood
Price s11.5O per acre If sold within 80 days.
J. w WRIGHT CO..
22S Montgomery St.
San Francisco.
i,5oo ACRES S75. s125 PER ACRE.
5, 10, 20 ACRE TRACTS.
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY IRRIGATED FARMS
MERGED COLONY
Adjoining the city limits Of Merced: county
roads; the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe rail-
roads through tract.
Soil IL a dark 1oam. deep and fertile: unex-
ce1led for alfalfa. corn. fruit and vegetables.
Irrigation by canal or pumping plant
EXCURSIONS TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
TICKETS AT OUR OFFICE
COOPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST COMPANY
SOS MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO
RICH PEAT AND SEDIMENT SOIL
Easy terms; ~ miles from railroad station.
near San Francisco: steamer landing on prop
erty. with freight rate to San Francisco OF only
81. 20 per ton, and vegetables will arrive In the
early morning.
This rich peat soil raises 2 enormous crops Of
vegetables year: plenty Of time to get In a
fall crop of cabbage; failure unknown. Trades
bay properties viii be considered IL a fair
valuation is made.
II you would ike to know more about this
land call and see US.
A. E. PATTEN LAND COMPANY,
425 First National Bank building,
Gan
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SIS
RIcH SEDIMENT

$17 AN ACRE CASH.
lou can purchase fne land as there Is eut
on doors In the famous Turlock irrigation dis
u1ct for SIT cash and the balance payable on
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UNDER McBnerney act complete S35. TITLE
CO. 951-3 Monadnock bldg. Market st. Sd.
TITLE SUITS complete s35 MUTUAL TITLE
co. 81 Dean building 964 Market st.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

A-WIGS and TOUPEES that defy detection
ventilated-perspiration doesn't affect them,
wig making a life study; / guarantee them
improve your appearance: prevent colds; harm
less adhesive plaster holds them securely.
Mems Private Wig Dept, 2271 California st.
near Webster, Mr.. g. Lederer in charge.
LADIES' HAIR GOODS - Transformations
Switches. Pnfs, Artistic Wig Making, sham +
pooling, ETC.; scalp treatments given by spe-
cialist; diagnosis free. G.. LEDERER. 1900
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sale-A good newspaper route In good
district in this city. Apply to J. r. LEN
HART circulation department. S. F. Gail.
S7OO secures third interest in good paying
proposition. d. e. BESECKER, PAS Pacific big.
FOR sale-A good country route in good town
Address box 1341, Call office.
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PROPERTY WANTED-

HAVE $1,000 cash for Western addiftrmI isats e
Lyon. " sutter: must be bargaias- principal.
only Box 4JO6. Call office. = oorsg
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MATERNITY HOMES

F. LYING IN HOME. I191 Oak st.-Adoption.
Diseases women and children; confinement $25.
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ACCoUNTANTS-Cerfifed Pub.
TITLES RESTORED

JOHN r. RUCKSTELI. c. P. A, S06-3oS Claus
Spreckels (Call) building: phone Kearny 4151.
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HEALTH MOVEMENT

surgical; cloth bound, 400 page book free.
Apply by mail. 63e Pine st. Lecture for
women Thursday. 2:3o .. m.
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FOR s1TE-HTGH BRED, THREE-YEAR-0LD.
black mare. Especially adapted as snowy rid
ing horse for lady. As owner leaving city, can
be had at bargain. Address to-day, a s45.
- Office
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE


1 ACRE or more IN famous Meek orchard tract:
electric and 2 steam lines on land: fruit and
poultry; prices right; easy terms; free inform
alton
ROBINSON & CUNNING.
Tel Harvard 226 Hayward.
LAND Joining city limits of HaywsFds full
bearing fruits $3.50 per acre ups IL -rcash:
fruit will pay balance in 4 equal ANNUAL in
stallmerts. Address owner, 1908 26th. ave,
Oakland -e
SMALL unimproved farms. 2 miles from Hay
wards: win sell for 81 .00D each, easy terms.
Good roads, plenty OF water. scif the best.
two lines OF TRANSPORTATION. IS BALDWIN
REAL ESTATE CO.. 223 Bacon bldg.s Oakland.
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
HOMES. ranches. acreage. exchange, Prize list.
DAVID Z. WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal
REDWOOD CITY-ReaI Estate
BEAUTIFUL lots. SIPS; Redwood City. close In;
SO down. So per months no interest T. w.
MAGRUDER. 1895 Market ST.. g. tFss
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FOR SALE

SPLENDID RIVER RANCH .STOCkEDi
800 acres Sacramento river bottom land: so
acres alfalfa. 10 acres almonds. IA acres april
cots: IL horses. Is cattle. so hogs. 225 poultry:
all tools complete: good buildings; paid $4,000
gross this year; 5000 tier oak wood; grand
paying ranch; old age causes sale; $25, 600; easy
{orr
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1.o4o acre stock and grain ranch. II miles east
Of San Miguel. 500 acres are farm land. balance
grazing Good well. with gasoline engine; wen
Is in center OF the place. This Is adapted to
wheat, barley and stock raising. Plenty Of wood
Price $11.50 per acre IL sold within 80 days
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SANATOPIUMS

ST. MARGARET.S Maternity home; confinement
speciality; adoption; special treatment for all
female troubles. III East 14th ST.. Oakland.
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RANCHES FOR RENT

sHINGLEs. $40; rustic. SO; boards. sl0s coan-
try orders solicited. 50 10th st.. :. 3.
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The People 5 Rostrum


would meyer vote to remove any city
employee because of his politics, that
efficient and honest men should be re-
tanned. s
I wish to remind the partisan Repub-
lican aldermen who are scheming to get
positions for their tools that Republi-
can city officials and aldermen were
the only ones that ever held office in
Newark who were found inefficient,
and that Republican city officers were
the only ones who were sent to State
prison for embezzling funds of the city,
the money of the taxpayers. One of the
men who served in prison was an alder
man.
In the seventies the notorious "City
Hall ring was exposed nj seventeen
city, officers and aldermen were in
dicted. Every one of these was a Re-
publican party worker. Thousands of
taxpayers in Newark know that 1 have
written the truth. Do the people want
the same class of men thrust into office
now? TAXPAYER.
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THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL q, 1910.


m UDITOR GEORGE FORMAN'S act in closing up his per
m sonal affairs and disappearing from the city, leaving oms
a notice of his quitting and designating his cher clerk, Il
drew X. Brady, as the most competent man to take MS sacateu
position. shows systematic method. 1t is evident that Mr., Fo1man
had cherished his purpose for at least a week ana empoyeu Id
much time in deliberate preparation. His disappearance was nlent,
since he gave his family no intimation OF what was IN MS mlnu'
Why he should be induced to go away in such a manner and what
terror possessed him must be left to conjecture. Beyond the en-
barrassment of an unfulfled statutory official duty, which could
we'll be compensated for, there was apparently nothing u cause
a sane man TO sacrifice his position, abandon his dear ones at home
and fly. Was the act prompted by a species of dement1a brought
on by oyerworked brain and nerves? The delberation and method
displayed do not refute that theory. Mr.. F0rman was methodcal
in everything. and method was the habit of his whole life, and he
could not wholly abandon it. even when he was possessed with an
insane idea. 1t was his way of doing things. There i s a deep pathos
in the sudden and disastrous change that overcame Auditor George
Forman at a time when he was respected and trusted, when he occu-
lied a post of public honor. when his prospects III life We're SO bright
and his home life happy aud contented. His case calls for profound
sympathy.
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wants Handle. ON Cars.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
! wish to draw your attention to the
awkward and dangerous manner in
which people are compelled to Board
and alisht from the Bergen street cars.
There are no handles or bars with
which to steady ones self while enter
ing or leaving the cars and the swing
ing doors operated by the motorman
and conductor are folded up and drawn
out Of reach of the passenger.
Holding the bell-cord and inspiring
haste with "a little lively. please" the
conductor adds to the confusion of the
Bergen street passenger, who will me-
chanically grope for a support of some
kind. The fact thai an accident or
two does not occur on this line every
day is no reason why the Public Serv-
ice Corporation should not investigate
the matter.
Ii might pay the p. S. c. to invest IN
a few handles for each of these cars
and not wait until they are being sued
in the courts for the loss Of life or
limb. A