The enterprise-recorder., June 16, 1911, Image 6

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The Honorable
The Piano We Give Away i
Senator
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7ti.i story of a voting man'
honest attw.pt to "break" the
"boss" and the power of tht
"machine" is an absorbingly in
timate portrayal of the working
f the 'wt eets within wheels" in
m desperate political straggle of
Vodav. Ths senator, strunnlv in.
'trenched behind his party "mu-
ine, presents an almost in-
Inerablc front, and the con-
ict 6e.V.-i fother and son as
this young lawyer, single hand
ed, fights for what he honestly
believes t) he the truth and
right hold one with a tremen'
dous sympathetic interest.
(Continued .'roui Jest ne.. k
fBt. his 0CJI (Ji'PMiOI) C0ttip!tl ig
acred it.
'What has ni'mn' been do, eg On
week':" lit nxKwl.
"He has pokeu iw.-e. ou e i Jr!
o,ulpa and once at llellersvllle, rol
ling soys he lies i'i.'nppiiints -uoiijli
to kt-f-p liiiu if t.wu iljht up to
election .!.-u ."
"'Hint's ft I." u-i the mood ur
provnl. "U ii i i y be Io be mj here
at tLe capl!;.';."
"Thai TuUiif,' ma a lid" l."iu Kt
mn'.-'y a fnw'." vmavkcl K :n ;ed(.e
usually. "Jf be -n't a wild i yw)
fanatic, r.s tii.h'ry Iimv iu-i t -j lit
he J ll'.i-I'LT 'l:uu il'-' i'lllO Itif.
I've -ir s tali 'H It.'W. ft v..-j
llre.t(l, lio i,a v.-rti . 'r 'liri
of ljv lnt tti.e iiicn 'I'yiuii 'o
lit" ua liiin."
"You arc- IT'-Juilired, Kittre-lKf. "
was tho j. o .r!; Dt'f ceutnjnt. "h
was tLe t-tsi rim' io tbe c-otlre i-ni-palfc-a
piitil-Dif lil!)i In ibe field. I lju't
uf rnise l;e lu.' rt.ntiiii'.isbul intiib mi
prnctiuil tify, hut c bave kt-pt tbe
Horn rnlil frr-ir, iislns Lltn, s ln
niefiLt t'..."
"I tluit't l.iinw I'ljui.t tLe acvotii(jliu.
rotiit,'' (tit !d tiuDtry, "Tlieie !s n
four ply mystery lli.ked lip !u tliin
tf.'briiiik!Df btwlnmw. At Hi'st 1
thouplit Kvnu Uloiicti fiiddfn pepu
lr ty dated batk to sutnu word ti-Dt
n'.t froiu your ''hi'-tgo f-fflce, but wlwD
you told iue it ui-lu t I begnu to do a
little ni.udi.riBi,' on my twn oecot;i,t.
I can't innke up iry n.lnd yet wbetLfr
It is !'i;re populcri'y tTowitg oi ,f
h.t s.v-."tii- .! nlit-th-r it the
isttd kind."
"AwistdS" m..1 lie vii e piPsideut,
with ti HftlDg '.f tliC l;eavy ppD'bfUF
ryibn. h,
"Ve," ;.'.iitr- "f'tt on. "It bi.
t ei'ti ti n .inni.'iM .ok 'Vile bas k-,i
I "-'"l. : litl ' e ri tlie imitation
lu.'e tl 'itiTi-il 'ti ;i.:--ker tliaii the tm
ti.u.u ii V'aDiiinbro'a. mid
Kuir...:ji'! ::.ri: t.-.i i.s Ibat tbe jouiig
I -'"- l.i'.s i i-u !i....k;t.2 nn:t tipureJ
us a tr.m. i pr-t .- a. I vvr the
('':: I :;!,!-. vi.f . t,, , .'niijiuitioek.
Ir.-,t). .Mi.l i : ti.i.t veryn-i!r
tie i.j.s '.;.i.'-
"1J-..I i;N - b. i ;; .i.. been fctrCiLt
to tli." I'iir pfiui," interrupted
tbe :. pi'i'!d"iil, ' I've betn reuilirg
ll.eri' "
Kittredt.' kb.-N.j lis bead.
"Guiirry nay 'Ve.' but I ay 'No.' "
e eonii iidi d. "Tliere ik mirh u thing
as piittliiu' too in i b h;nr lu the ci.f
fee. It!i,ui)f be:i iviidnliii; it. IIc'h
been putting the liltewiikii ..u ko
tbkk that any lit!!-.- bfi.dful i.f n.'id
tbut bnppeiiit to t thrown ni;i ktiik
ud look Pad."
"We must tal( brin"'ii ou that."
was Mr. MeVltkar's division. "Ywr.ne
Hlcunt'n cm d worlc hat undoubtedly
had Its effect upon public sentiment,
Tliere In a dlxfiuctly better feellnK to
j ward uh. and It la fairly stats wide.
Wt muHt be exceedingly careful ot to
let the opffoloo .Dfwpatea get toM
f anything tbat ean'be ad agalnat
'. . "TLer aw roVlngl js 4 rt
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Akli!:. M e pl'v- detlt f.-fllkeij !
' loniiin t.' ( i) the nrtii ' l.i'i .'iklmr.
j ' What I all: iin.""' .ifraM if r.ow is
! h."t ! ."iiii run u will be oversea!
j ous." lie k M ii!iikink''y. "He 1 sonie
: ibini; i f a fatiatli', at you bave Inii
1 mated, Gantry."
"He's tnoie than 'hat," Klttredpe put
in (piti kly. "I'Te bad one man keep
ing tub nn bim-Farnwotih who Is
a good aa any deteetlva that ever
walked. Ilesuys Blount lun't bo'f aslu
nnceDt as b look. Hit epeechuiakltip
bas taken ban Into every corner nf the
tnte, and Jr'emswortti says be bas
teen doing a iot of (pi let rrylng and
iavesilgatlng on tbe tide looking up
evidence win wbot my man thought."
;aniiv Iwgnn to look nncum fort able.
"Peihupa I ought to bave mentioned
It. before." be said. "Blount bas been
hclding rue up to tbe rack oil aloug;
toy 1f be preaches stralgbt we've got
to writ straight. 1 v argued with
nJm, but It doesn't do any good."
Ome more tbe vice president's heavy
eyebrows rose.
j "Von n'.eun tbat he might be tempted
' to try oinpulsloni" be asked.
I "Yes- er- In fact, be bas threatened
: to do lust ihut," stammered the traffic
j man.
I a i i tin i i he tbagior eyebrows bent
iliemseives ;mo a frown of abHtiacted
; re Bee lion.
-We must take - are not to give him
a bailee. " he tinuouneed finally. "Pur
Irt ibe few days tbat Intervene be
tween nun ami i be e'ectlon he must
be kept nafely lu hand. It won't do
for bini to be around and In the way
wbi'e you iwo fre trying to do busl
net whb llaibuwny and tbe others.
Keep biin out of tbe rapltal. And If
y-'M ibibh lie has leeu gatberlnj evj
Jei . e ee to ii flint be doesn't get a
ban. (.' to tiwe p. JTow ii bout tbat mat
ter in iie I'ifib ward? We've got to
irmtvO k irecf tir.vfcu ibis time."
Kinredge held tip u ilninib and foie
t'rgev tiHiitly prekse.'l together.
We've g"t the 'iiy wards rlabt
.beu-.'' he kaid, "with tbe Honorable
1 'avid pretty khfely euchred. lie Is
i inxj'k' a ep tiime this time so deep
ibai ii Is altogether underground nud
out i f sight, Hot we bave blin down
.illkt I be SMile."
The vii-e president reached over and
pressed the bell push which "Ignuled to
bis train conductor.
"Him i ni! 1 bave io say," he con
cliided. "Ketp your vyt uu youug
Blount ai'il cet rid of blm fur a few
days. 1 ll iene the details to you.
Get order fi r me os jou go up, Klt
tfedk'e. i. ml let me out as soon as pos
sible. I ought, to be halfway to Alkali
by this lime."
I; ! yvutig Pauleit. a reporter for
the I'iiliy t'npltal. who told Evun
Hlina t - f tbe urrivul of the presi
dents 'ar. r.iunlng rs e.-ond kc iimi
of the o vi '-liniil,
lint. ; 1:..i.l tried ini ffectnally to tet
to the priMito i ar. bm Inp for bis ob
ject the Hiti rview li.j; of the ' ' pre.-!-dent.
Iiinur: t bought It a 'iuV "-inaiilar
that the v !ce resident kluv.i'j lllUl,i u
the ' apital n.-reily, lnu be did imt
stop to !.( tllrle upitu tbi.
llav!i,g kijiaetbltig more than u s.is
plclim ilint tiuntty win, nut passing
bi tlireii! i f e:pokuri.- up to Mc l.kar.
he deti rniined nt in. e to e'-k au In
tervirw ""-;t!i the vb-e ; i-usbii'iit.
Waliiliig rnpliliy dovvu to the Sierra
avenue station, be suw a light In ilan
try's ofLi e. and. mennlng to lie fair first
and severe afterward, If needful, he
ran up tto stnir and tried the door of
tbe traffic uinunger's oftt'-o. It opened
under his baud, liantry was nt his
desk.
"Itntlett leiis me that McVL-kar Is
In town," be begun abniptiv. "Where
is be?"
"Rauiett is mistaken -about twenty
minutes mistaken," wnu eiantry's re
ply. "Mr. McVlckar piissed through
here a few minute ho ou Ills way to
Twin Canyon City. Ufa special bas
been gone some little time."
"When lu be coming bk?"
"I eWt snaow."
"DM yea see klmr
"1 dM."
TM fos Uke p wHh Uiejtuu, J
tee at t i i m u i -i'
XIU lb ywfclVa ft to ieymi Mm
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BEAUTIFUL UPTON GRAND PIANO
G-iven away absolutely free to the lady receiving the larg
est number of votes in our Great Popularity Contest.
RULES OF THE CONTEST
1. No name of contestant will be known. 2. No uames of contestants will be
published. 3. Every contestant gets 2000 vot.es to start with. 4. Every contestant
j;ets a number. ". Stan lin2 of contestants' numbers published weekly. All votes
must be brought in WVlnes'lay for recording. 7. Votes must not lie written on. .
Tie votes in packages with contestant's number and amount on top slip only. '.I.
'tilor of certihVates will be changed monthly and must be received monthly to
.omit. 10. Votes are transferable only before recording. 11. Contestant having
largest number of votes on December 1st wins Piano. 12. Daniel (I. Smith will be
only judge of above contest.
HOW
For every one cents cash purchase at Daniel G-- Smith's 5
Drug Store, purchaser gets one vote- For every dollar's f
the EntfirnrisA-Recordei new or renewal.
subscriber gets 8000 votes- For every one dollar job or J
advertising work done at the Enterprise-Recorder office i
100 votes will be
A 25-vote coupon will appear in
Enterprise-Recorder.
GO INTO THE CONTEST TO WIN. t
paoiji: rates uown to tnem"
Gantry shifted uneasily in bis Vhalr
and fried to evade. "There was very
Uttle time," be said. "Mr. McVkkar
was In a great burry, and bis special
was bold only a few minutes."
Blount crossed tbe room and sat
down.
"Dh If, we've come to the last round
up," be said gravely. "In the nature
of things I can't give you any more
time. You've got to do something and
do It quickly. It's go up and see the
editor of the capital."
"What for?" demanded Gantry.
"I want you to gtva blm an Inter
view to tbe effect tbat a revision of
tbe freight rates Is In proeeaa and
that shippers having grievances aboukl
present tbemelve t oa. , That will
at Wmat start the ball to rolling in tfte
-vtaJK-aUcvraaaat." -' ...
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issued.
1 aim
iin.uc uiiiimiiei'. -wwii to,, 0(111 ,
know nliont the making i f r'reipht tur
Iffs would sink a ulnp, Evun. These
things i-nirt be done while you wall"
"Hut they've got to le In this In
stance," Mount Insisted. "If yoM don't
wiiuunuv me preferentials given to
the corfioratloDS you muH do the other
thing, l'ost your legal notice of a re
duction of the rates ou tbe commodities
UDOn Which Vim npa ii....i
, bates, and I II fight atralght through on
"And If we don't?" queried Gantry.
"If you don't do one or tbe other
tbera will be an explosion, Just ns I've
told you. Of coarse you know that
my safe was broken open last Bight
wrecked with tfyDamtter
Tan
(To be continued.)
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H'AKTI.VS NOTICE.
Notice Whereby Riven that. on the imli W
of June, mil, I unKUiirdlan for I.e.- rail
a'ailnor hi Ir of Kuby lllulr.deeeascd, vo l
ply toihe Hon. Jaa. P. Martin, couia.v . luatj
of Mmllton onmy, Klorlda. at Ills "111 '
MtullMin, Florida, for an onler 10 s '.';".
vmesiile, me following descrlbfd h'"11
Slid being In Madison County, Florida, to- "
Fiinl naif nf est, eDd of lot Si 6 original')
IilHirlct of .nwndns ounty. oeoridu, li'ii"'
Ma.lli.nii county, Florldii, In Towasnlp ISf
tm North, itnuK-e Ten () Kast,. sume bi ll w
Fast half of the fnlloWlnK deacilallon on tw
Khi. side of tae West end of aiJ l"t ' ,LT
nienoe at the Southwest, corner of t. j
am.oilK'limlly tieorala, ltith Ulst.sodniM
iMcinilu ttienc," KiiHt 31 chulus uDd ''.
thence soiiih neroKssiild Int. thence "Jsi.j
piue of bHKtnnlng. Townshli. three on-"-Kan
ten O0) Kaat, containing 10) 're"
more or less.
J.OBLAIK,
Ouardlin of said minor.
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