The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

designed to introdu ia.s mys sstfs without
explore him with questions,
and set the result IN types. was I'M
pressed edit 4 not distrsssed by the I'm.
Still. there were encpuraging circun,-
stances. He had nothing the better Of
me In years, that was one comfort; for
On wssaaay IN dfsoa t If The or aFs
paperSs WsTe reeordny hSw he Mad
School. where his sons are students,
and I inferred some generous breadth
81 81, spirit iron. that: Moreover, in his
vtes sny WSo wSsnI NJ Mns a.
in matters OF finance--to correspond
with. him personally and I had rea-
sen to think, from the word Of a post
avail themselves OF the privilege.
would make a shield OF that invita-
ton. | would throw the blame OF my
that instead 81 writing I had called
in person. Thus did arrange my de-
tense +. J. as planned my attack, and took
fne alevator Of the Journal building
fate might send. Let ii 30 said in
passing that the Journal Building,
wherein went seeking this lion OF
ington Street. Boston.
Franknc.s, Not Secrecy, His Cult.
apprehensiona were without ground
M. King, pleasantly polite and po-
ready r, a ~, 4, Not only that. But he
J. Some very honest men, said he
business affairs. That would not do
ness" $3.50 49,
This Is a free..hand sketch OF Mr..
King, as looked him UP ana down
door-wide shoulders, and square. re-
rest SIX foot tall and more. with
s stSats a WIFE hs p es 5he
ality like a Corliss engine, you know
him at once for herd -lea der--for
eS on; y captain Of men. HIS eye,
concealments,. Is the eye Of command.
His manner. is military. and he gives
the impression OF passing most OF his
confident, and besets confidence. Pre-
en1tnently he is the sublimation Of
ae1ftioq ws1s ! to rs see anc e direct
vlnce-if YOU have the arguments and
the facts--C. +. King is IN no wise
credulous; He detects humbugs,. has
ne ia strong -willed, Without being ob-
stinate.a He has a clear conception Of
what he wants, and why he wants It,
and how he means to get IT,. Also, he
tireless. And because he has met ana
managed all kinds OF men--pig men.
pouter pigeon men, cock robin men.
dog men: man men--he is broad mind
There is nothing Of the poreupine
about G. F. King--noa quilts. no irri-
t t, l'tli His stomach. is too sound,
rush Upon his work like a soldier
stornlng q fortress: he Will despise d
coward. denounce a 1asgard; but there
n wi BE o 81 sRses no pesTlsh !ltls
describe one who Is sound in every
honest and unflagging virtue, whose
loyalty viii stand the cold and whose
could cross the plains with him" After
q careful survey must believe that
you could cross the plains with C. r.
King.
Southern Courtesy; Northern Energy.
Your thorough paced Southern man
ay q d'seoysrea by the even self
and greets You. There is nothing OF
manner and much manhood in his at
titudes. All Of which graceful condi-
t 1lGpn, take taks y: Is due to this: His
IN life Is included in the term a South
ern gentleman This last is lis b.
ihnine snat nee Ike aauab pigeon he's
he were craalad ID on ~, naar az NJ ,h,hongil
aSistenea :, naieo ~ ~ z peaR. WhatsTer
4 and 81; though ne conquer his way to mill
mons Of gold. or a seat in a Cabinet,
or to the very White House itself, he
never conquers uphill Therefore, your
4 southern gentleman Is not to be swol-
len OF small vanities nor discovered in
Narcissian admirations Of himself. He
viii no more think Of giving than OF
i accepting insult, and never finds 1t
necessary to transact his greatness at
q the expense OF other men. And all
these, as saw. and read them, were
the observable brands and ear-marks
Of G. =. King.
Settling myself In the smoke Of a
fresh cigar, commenced my cam
paign Of questions
II see" said I, flourishing the c. r.
King announcement clipped from
Kings Financial Bulletin that your
face is set ike flint against stock
gambling,
I'm offering securities to the public
to the people who look to me for al
vice in the matter OF Investments
p tendeayor TO elin te E,ar,, Al - !.