The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-10-06

'''N nv VpRohe0 70 you both financial
and political IL something that you
can't imagine
u requires much more than a candi
date and a majority OF votes TO win
an election
The ballots have got to be count
ed said henson. and the moneys
Got to BE- spent In common with all
The rest " us. ! read those accounts
you're publishing from week 10 week,
and Il makes me sick TO see 40 much
food money goin' to waste Not but
What IT, duiu some good but a prac
ueAl man Ike myself could administer
u ~ much better You could buy
'oting precinct With what you spend
% single al wasuu' good money
% the press la men you want to
ny not newspapers That's the rea
M liiey always gets the best Of me
Hes got more money than can get.
onsequenuy he's got the men. Hut
With your own contributions and the
cances for success that youll give
IA there's lots oi other rich men
thtd be willing to take ON our Eetun'
inpoWer"
I am not one Of these men, Mr.
Bason. Ill take no chances what
e'r on your getting In power"
Well. it's got TO be- lI1ey'a crowd
or ours. and your nghun Lireys
erWd from beginning 10 end. There
fon logically you belong to us."
eanno, see the force Of your rea
sorng." said Gormly. and ! tell you
hen and now that while shall be
ven glad TO have the votes Of any or
eveJ man In New York. yet | will
be leholden to no political party in
the city. have entered this cam
pain as an independent II the PEG
pie wish to elect me. they can do go:
u NJ, not"
WY. I told you" said Henson pity
inglL that you might get elected
but iou'ye got TO be counted in"
III am elected" said Gorbly. "yo,
neednot fear that l shall be counte,
out"
"Yu have to be a regular nominee.
said POOLE.
4 ihall bo nominated by petition
gentAmen." said Gormly coolly. ~
POINTED to his desk. Look at tina
pile ycnder. They are coming in e'
. cry day"
SLICED by women and children an,
crAnkA Supposed" sneercd Benson.
I haze a corps Of young men" ar
swered Gormly. who personally visi
every petitioner. md out n he Ia
voter and II he really means what h
says whsn he asks me 90 run. Ever
name ID verified and registered"
We'll, I'll be damned" cried Her
! son In reAt AmAzement.
Il am Iraid n you continue In 20
\ tiles win your present views tina
you will w." said Gormly coolly. n
for Organization. have an organizi
4 ton OF " own. We arc discussin
the 4ssiis1 and preparing TO hol
meetings and send out speakers a
y over the city"
n Who's managing the game1"
| zone o. my assistant managers
| the store Mr.. Watson"
u What's he know about politica1"
q His experience compared wi
n your own has been little, but on d
z ferent lines. He In learning rapid
\ however. and think before you <
y through, you will md him wortl
4 OF even your own steel. MT Benson
| That's all very well" said the boz
greatly hken aback over the stu
4 ton. 1T does seem as II somebody
\ got a head on his shoulders Groui
I here"
z 1T might be concluded that HI
y myself" said Gormly geniRlly: %
Wen pass that by"
4 "nut In spite OF all these thinl
4 you'll be beaten as sure M fate. q
\ you. you've got TO fight the devil wi
fire. OF course. while agree wi
these gentlemen here that purity
politics. which has been called
irideseent dream. whatever n
means, Ia TO be desired. and II
could Win without money and withC
resortin' To the lodges that have ma
the party In power Infamous. we'd
glad Of H.
But a. II ia. II can't be done. Nc
every man is supposed to be- in p'
= tics for what there IL In H. WI
= you're in II for. we don't quite kn'
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