Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-18

1 gan 10 WPlRn JUST WHIT SlBull-
Ss<St icance The demand Of Dupuy
SB had. Hc directed his glance
at him fixedly and a long pause en-.
sued after the lawyer lobbyists abrupt
demand that Wheeler Brand be dis
charged from the Advance
Dupuy returned MciIenry's stare,
and his discerning eye and brain en-
abled him TO read the workings OF Me
Heury's miud. He fpit nstinctNPly
as he glared az Mclleury thnl he mad
the managing editor ION the run.
During The period OF the insurance
c0mpany's ownership there had been
40 doubt that he decision Of the man
aging editor of the Advance would
have been IN favor OF Dupuy aud his
demand for the discharge of Wheeler
Brand. And the lawyer, like McHenry,
knew nothing OF the new owner that
would change the attitude of the pa.
per.
Dupuy was right in his estimate OF
NcHenry's weakness. The lawyer lob
byist was playing In rare fortune. in
deed, to discover In his opponent a
Aiuu nuO hHlNd iibi lOi AhN
right. He we'll knew that he would
not fnd the same sort of man IN
position OF Importance In many other
newspapers OF the land. Well TOO. did
he know "the power OF the press"
throughout oil America, for he had
learned at bitter cost that II was the
foe OF all the ED Dupuys and all those
that employed them to serve their
ends.
Finally McIlenry spoke In answer to
Dupuy's demand.
"Let us give Brand one more
chance" protested McHenry. "l'll rui
him on baseball or water front Come
now."
81 will be candid with you, | was
instructed 90 make an example ul
somebody for this mornings STORY
Perhaps, though, good hautng over
might do for this time, Can him IN
now. It's his last chance"
boy entered.
"Ask MIR, Brand 60 step in"
ard rather take licking than do
this" protested McIlenry.
Dupuy was unsympathetc
"Well. he's only got himself to
thankw he snorted.
Wheeler Brand came IN
"Mr Brand" began the managing
editor "there is Il Kick being made on
the Bartelmy story OF this morning
"Yes. sir; suppose So" Brand looked
up aud saw Dupuy, aud the reporters
face showed that he understood
81 forward the kick 20 you, indorslng
II q H." said McIlenry, "ln other
words, the Kick goes"
why. what
"rhls Is n practical world" inter
posed Dupuy
Brand grew bitter for wen he knew
the practices Of nupuy
"Oh. yes; know the patter-a world
OF live aud let live, We must be very
careful before imputlng motives, eh,
MIR Dupuyy Does not the good book
say, Let him that is without sin among
you cast the first stone-at United
States Judges
Wheeler. Wheeler" cried McIIenry,
we only usk you IN to talk It over
calmlyr
That man has hit me In the dark
before" exclaimed Brand This is
the first time that he has come Into the
light"
~ desire 90 say that my clients" put
In Dupuy like great many other OF
the = an subscribers - to this paper,
were disappointed at what they con
Ceiyed 20 be an unwarrantable attack
full of lnslnuatlOns about Que OF the
most distinguished members of the
United States bench. and they wish
merely as readers OF the paper to eX.
press the hope that nothing ot the sort
will occur again. IN which case they
are willing 60 overlook this mornings
article entirely to- IN fact, regard II
merely as "A mistake, mistake made
without malice
eYou mean | am 20 have another
chance 10 hold my job II IN be good
FROM now onf" asked Rrand
Dupuy once more became complaeenl'
"Such. believe. Is Mr Mchenry's
de..lsion.p be announced calmy
.you certainly have your gall nu'
puv." cried Brand la nieuaclng tones
80 think YOU can muzsle me for $40 a