The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
uJ\UHOUiNT TO M >EN IRON
ND THEIR "a INCE>.
The state GOlnG Through P"ri"d "i
aeeonsiruci Ion Political aAp1ta' OF
Inherent kInd, NhS Missouri tanl
InsurEr- Double Forecast Ncntured'

Missouri -aid an old time Mlssourlan
a., the Waldorf yesterday - going
through a Period ~ reCrnstrlcton lusl
now The forecast Is that II will 60 Demo
cratic and also that It will go Republican
There are figures 60 prove that It will go
each Vay
Missouri Is the home Of senator VIII
Am Warner, also of Gov Herbert Shenan-
doah Hadley. with "A record ct thlr'y
day run on Broadway. He played lead
,ng gentleman in the memorable drama
John d or How | Got Him. Hadley
then the Attorney General NJ Missouri,
did not even get a subpRna served upon
the hated Standard oil controlling owner,
nut he got the nomination for Governor,
which was what he went after. The CON
yention was held In Missouri hut the plat
form was drawn up at N Broadway, or
wherever Hadley's campaign managers
took the deposition Of the late Henry II
Rogers and everybody else but Mr.
Rockefeller
Missouri IL the home Of David X.
Francis. once a member of Mr. Cleveland's
Cabinet once Governor 81 Missouri,
twice Mayor Of st. Louis. perpetual
president of the St Louis worlds fair
and the most photographed man IA the
known world A. president OF the 1T
louIs worlds fair Mr.. Francis was photo
Eraphed 50 often that he never went out
without his stovepipe hat and whenever
he had to stand still for half minute h"
struck pose sure Of being photogra phed
With the delegation from Corea or the
ocal Chautauqus. Mr.. Francis - we'll
=. Il -.
not kno~n that he runs a grain offic~.
vnsrc wheat prices are juggied 80 that
ne honest farmer gets 81 in his bins where
Heirrs the days 81 grain offices he had to
got along with ~ cents. Mr.. Francis -
p.umng himself upon his political renuta
non and at th" top vt his billheadS appear
l-veland'- Secretary OF the Interior
James \ Reed continued tn" Mis-
.ourian one time Naror - Nan. ~
C.'v population not quite go 49,. despite
%" aSsiduitv 81 the census snuineratuTt,
rs"llls that Mr. Francis left the ma orit"
~ hls PARTY in Missouri 10 g" with Gen
2 lmer and Gen Ruckner into ratrr"msut.
hI' milk" those gentlemen he did not di"
PHYSICIANS Sav hat IN seven wears m"
.ndv - completely renewed from tinE-r
".tls 10 the interior pa. tI"i" u he mos
.rnsrmost iunard In Tho Ten years
vrlch followed the 'yoIU. INTO the gold
amp Mr. Franoi- has got back m our
midst drinking huttertnilk. chewing fne-
at and registering a. Dave. our Dave
- the way he likes To be Introduced
mere is neither hide nor hair To he seen
~ that world far -tovepIpe hat. The
'Artoonists have played hoh With stove
uipe hat- They signify the interests
and our Dave 10 sensitive about interests
for he - worth TWO or three millions
ON the other side % ontiuued the
vaRg1zh MisSourian. apart and away
from our Dave arrayed againsf him and
IN opposition a. u were. - Mr. Reed
Reed is not a millionaire and Uses this
A. capital in lighting Mr. Francis Mr.
Reed was born in Iowa which means
that he was born Republican He
.aw the light. got INTO the band wagon
when he struck Missouri and became a
Democrat
He has been a hard working Democrat.
eng more than half ms time IN public
'fFce He ~ powerful talker. whatever
~a' may mean. and - wi'hal good look
* He has iron gray hair. has devsI-
..e Cd the accent Of William joel Stone.
-.rlor senator from our gr-at state
md Reed : patron saint lie IL violently
1uro~ed 20 the increased price Of rubber.
.,. interests and the criticisms Of Mr.
Eup-sveli There are exceptions To this
A. Reed - opposed to the abuse of VI
Eup-.velt when he i IN Roosevelt
.aIutrv and opposed tn the shameful
...streatment Of Mr. Taft when he - IN
... home district OF standpatt"r like
gressman Charlie Morgan
rlen there II the Hon. Richard {.
N..au- vent on the man from Missouri.
T.r,l twenty millions. sixteen wear.
t"rubhcan national committeeman.
.r.,u A. Dick TO Mckinley and Hanna.
r- -.d by Roosevelt and held At arm =
.srg-r ~ Taft. Col. kerens il nov Am
.assatnr to Austria. sent there 10 keep him
ne Missouri Senatorial race.
.ung as the Republicans had no
r ., elect It was always Uncle Dick
k...-. When Missouri Democrats got
.r - u was Ste Ksrens ana
s.-.rtHy Old Man Ker-n-. dun him.
lis 10 that effect To-day, though.
rs...- -hpuld be in Missouri. With his
u. campalgn fund. his long record
apublican his own particular
" + explaining tne nn'dcAhi ritua-
..n 10 rDuld easily heat Hadley or the
"'ta- ling platers to the nomination
... Z uited States Senate.
..., IS IRISH. was a frsiRhter in hrs
f. avs and a transportation master
war days That early expert
..H..- knots on his hand and catRed
law" ms teeth shod 80 he could
.. %" through TO make thongs for
400 leathens He fought ~ a
IAN with every attribute he had
s. Uounded on all sides. a. was
10 and g. his liking ~ long ~ the
.. ans had nothing 10 deliver
r.. .. the West Virginia fame Z herens.
ms REVISED version 81 WHO'S
sH. the nomination When the
...- could deliver he got beaten
..f..' 'i"assd the managers but IL
'.. 'p. rank and file. and when the
.ul- found that their old hero.
.... User their t.llweth her had t--s.n