Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-30

PITY VI my next s,i' ges,iou We wi
pu, you In Mrrch ll's place ns stat
lc der" Kathleen started. her Wort |
arrested
Upon the condiiicn. Of course. that
you will So urr us the protection nn'
legislation we drsiic." 4 rccr contln |
ucd. And ny n guarantee Of our ron' |
faith we will consent 10 your fricn
Remington as nest governor
Consent? ! thought you were !"
make me boss"
"Of course we should have to be con
suited in all important nominations.
Then you don't PROPOSE to give M
the free hand you gave Murchellr'
Frankly. no. We cant take tina
risk again with any man"
mo. Mr.. Sanger" Bob answers
coolly. you're not frank. You have
told me nothing ! didn't know or sus
poet. You personally were responsible
for the nomination ~ Hnrland with the
one intention of breaking me. But you
don't believe lie will he elected. AM
that's why you come to me. Your OF
fer isn't honestly made. Mr.. Sanger"
"Niy dear SIR" Sanger protested ear |
nestly. the word Of gentleman
1.-THE word of you gentlemen OF
finance" Bob interrupted. with sneer,
sis worth just what 1t has to bel
worth"
"You are unjust" Sanger answered
with unruffIed serenity. but I'll not
argue that. The last two years hnvel
cost you more than 100000. Fourl
years more would see you bankrupt.
There IL. of course" Sanger con.
tinued significantly. your friend Rem.
lngton TO be considered. II may
Judge from appearances he IN exceed
ingly anxious to marry my sister.
can't answer for her-thnt In. absolute
~. But II isn't impossible that she
should come to share his feeling OF
course ! couldn't be expected to np
prove OF n match with one who Is try
ing to injure me-"
Kathleen saw Rob's face light up
qucerly. Like you. don't allow per
sonal considerations to Interfere with
business policy" he said impnssivcly.
Think II over The matter doesn't
require immediate adjustment"
Bob rose to end the interview. ~
oon o,,o v,,, ,,r answer nav" no
said coldly. Then he saw Kathleen
looking up at him eagerly. proudly.
His face relaxed In whimsical smile,
.wb,t sb,lI we snv Kn,bI.ep3"
"Will you let me answer for Your
Rob nodded. Kathleen looked nj
him long and searcbinuly. Then she
arose nnd turned 10 sanger. who also
wns nm his f,et.
.Nr NcAdoo so,s"-sho snole o,,ie,.
Iv-.,h,t m try IN br,bo him through
bis fr,.,dsbin is use,.ss becouso his
fr,.rsshin ia sInccre Nor does vour
,,y,r n, s,,,o Ioodorsb,, ,omp, him
AR Meade, 4. n,.d,,ed IN certain moi,
clos which bc cou,dn.t carry an, n no
,oip.d Won IIo win keen his word
Air NrAdoo soys also that ~ Won Oh
nos. ,;oyern,r Dupm.od. and AIR
| MurcbelI no will sunnor, them To the
end. Your money muy win ont. hut
there ore worse things than losing A
good fight. Mr. Sanger. One of them
Is dishonest victory"
Sanger smiled. And are these
views yours also. Mr.. McAdooT'
| Bob's answer was quietly spoken
Miss Finn oIerstatps my motives.
but M to your proImSni and my sup.
! port OF Murcheil and Dunmeade. shr
is quite right"
Sanger shrugged his shoulders care
lessly Il was quite sure Of II before
| came | don't know lust what you
want. Mr. McAdou only made tn
Offer because II was urged upon me
by others who ARE IN this with me
My own policy IL TO break. not buy of,
opposition"
lie bowed gracefully to Kathleen.
There can be no doubt as to the
gonuincness OF your motives, Miss
Finn. Good night. I'm sorry the
outcome Of the sCrimmage must be
disappointing TO you"
Bob followed Sanger into the hallway
and silently watched the millionaire
duu his ovpr,oat As he was pulling
IN his gloves Sanger remarked:
"lts good thing for us. McAdoo
that You haven't fooled the world rs