Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-03-10

! Ing, as he supposed, Dominicks
/ enemy, and a member Of one of the
states financially influential families.
He had come to co2en me into letting
him use me in return for a mockery
of an honor. And / was simply tum.
bling him, or rather permitting him
to tumble himself into the pit he had
dug for me. Still | felt that owed
it to myself to give him a chance. IF
I take the place J shall FIJI it to the
best of my ability
Certainly, certainly-we want your
ability Behind his bland cordial
mask | saw the spider eyes cleaning
and the spider claws twitching as ne
felt his net culver under lowering
wines. I'VE want you've need you,
Sayler. We expect you to do your
best"
My best What would my best"
have been. had / been only what he
thought-dcpendent upon Aim for sup
plios-surrounded by his Hcutcnants,
hearing nothing but what he chose to
tell me- and able to execute only such
81 an, s,,r, ,,,o no., - .,
he urrad ''''
u will try it," said I, after fur.
or show 80 '''' ''''5' ''"'
He din n,t 1ip,ror 10 u....,.5
give me no chance 70 ohanno W.
mind and av bis ,o+ ,.o,. $50,
alone staring do7cdlv ~ INV n,i,Jfor
and wopdeui,g If for+,,,, -, 80
give me anytbino without ot+ochi,,,r e.,
It that which wo,,1d r,o1,o mo da,,tt
whether my off had p,oro ne hitton
or more of sweet IN n
DuDkill, announced tho eo,ootio,, -,
now chairman tbot 49,. aeta,.,,,..
as a forecast of co,,rso for t1,o.o
was the formaIitv of my, "olon+ior" ~,
the 63 members Of tba etot, ao,,,,,it
tee to he aona tbroroh nj ,,.>na,i
ton was we'll rocoivod Tho ia una
politicians remembered NV fotba..
the teformors roc,toa ,,,. aaht
against Dominicl, tho husinoss ,,7an
liked NV connection with thn Ra,,sav
comnanv asen,ino s4ohiIit, on5 ra
card for "consar,,atfs,,,. no .1,a,,,,,
were clad because had rich vito
and rich brother-in-law The "hovs"
ALWAYS cheer when = man Win ,nono,,
develops political aspirations
did not see Woodrufr until won't
down TO the capitaI to bog,n my, ~.
itiation. came unon him tbnra in
the lobby Of tbe CanitaI civ botoI
As we talked for a moment like hare.
ly acquainted strangers saving moth.
ing that might not have been repeated
broadcast. his look was asking: How
did you manage to tran D1nl,irk into
doing it," / never told him tba
secret. and so never tore out tbe foun.
dation of his belief in me as no.
litical wizard. It is by such tudicious
use of their few strokes of GOOD luck
that successful men get their glamour
of the suuothuman. In the ewes OF
the average man, who is lazy or in.
termittent, the result of plain inces.
SAINT uuintermittent work is amaz.
ing enough. All that is needed to
make him cry: "Genius," is a little
luck ad"oitIy exploited
| Left Woodruff to join Dunkirk.
WHO is that chap over there-Dr.
Woodruff" | asked him.
Woodruff" replied the senator
oh a lobbyist He does a good deal
for Boebuck | believe. An honest fell.
low-for that kind-they tell me, It's
always well to be civil to them"
Dunktrk's "initiatio1'' of mo into fhe
duties of NV office viped awav NV
laef frqerina sense Of double mr. NJ
lca,t doubtful DEALING He told mo
nothing that was not calculated n
mislaad me And he was CO e1ih
and so frank and sa svnnatbatic that
had not known the' whole MACHINE
from the inside shourd have heon
his dune
# ie NOT nlsoso,+ 10 e,snoat tho. i,
como ,.o,.ttr,,1,, i,,oto,,l,l, 49, - 49,,
rolIo,.,a +,,, ,. N,,'o ~ oI'
od Coo, no 1.,,a,,,
ro.aod'd 80 - - ''- D0ina ~