The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

He is IS years old; he inI
United States senator and
important for the future.
remain one. To remain
senator js Infinitely more
10 become one To enter.
behind him only the peopie
ne must have behind him Til!
more constant than the peoples
Bear in mind that Wood =
MAS 10 become senator, n
then. with the people Uc atta4
self TO all movements in behalf
He observed tl1 clamor OF the
The pick. the man with tho a
msn with the hammer. He apa
listen, 10 consider; presently to-
WINGED, and, finally. TO advoca
they said Then. under that la!
do not understand but by vi
winch Mlrabcau, a noble. bccaIl
Idol OF the French revolution thi
on arIstocrat. became a lender
people. So when his party came
emily 10 national power. the great
II II found him there 10 be dealt
What did he want? They said it
certain Difference. lie might have
Inandcd his scat in The upper congi
then, hut he could not hope 90 roma
there, he had no pedestal Of gold and
hltn, ne Was standing on tho sands I'm
chose the position OF United Staies iuar-N
shal The leaders gave 1t with certain
wondering contempt. and dismissed hin
from their catalogue of fears lie wse.
thon. "A person Of no ambifion-one ST rug
Cling financially for pottaee.
lmmcasurabl" not So The political
Warwick OF Pennsylvania is john A.
Garnet The power under him * tho
Consolidated Fuel Railroads Wood
wished To direct that Warwick 10 corr
Irol that power. therefore llc chose wiyciv
The only position In which nc could de-
slroy him, that Of United States marshal
C'arnet. usually clcar-hca5cd. usually
fsr-sgh,ed usually running swiftly be-
fore events. saw the thing forty-eI,it
hours too late, and, consequently he Is
ruined
Tho attorneys voice went M ljnscr-
irgly on The word, like that nf a singcr
on final note. as though to oxproSs
thereby something Of the magnitude OF
that ruin.
With Wood standing now between ,he
worker and judges. The greats, irdus-
tria, contest IN our nistCrv Is bc ginning.
TIL" mines of Pennsvyauia will become
smoking holes in the earth: ;hr rail
pauper. All this cer.alnlv. swiftly. iu-
evitably. Is arriving. unless this mai
can be removed froAt uftic". lie Garnet
be removed. lie viii 2eelcc. no duty.
refuse no duty: ~ wiIl onnrlIc. his u.-
flee exactly within tIic law. hut some
how. always by irr nlicuhle accident his
Injunction orders will he ineffective his
wrl's viii Nc orecndod by rn;jIor. Cn5
1oes not .ear even ine lcuout wien WELD
ed by brother,
1T is ruin then. or the mans terms.
which are a roiirG control OF Ibr Con-
solida,ed Fuel railroads t;io post ION OF
first vice prcs1cn7. political dictator
ship above and behind Ciarretl Thon
he viii resign. With Wood stepping
down, from che position OF United states
marshal the opposition WiU crash
through like rotten hridSe. GarueLts
commercial plans Will 90 sIuoo,lly an o
the pilng up Of millions on; t,i.ruc't
senator with a life lenur.. in office"
The attorney 'eaned forward IN his
chair. mis- eyes rested steadily on Ma
son, The index finger If his risht land
,,-~..sr Ia. Ill "A 4 a..
ture.
"The problem. thcr.' he said. sis to
remove Wood without the payment OF
his price-a thing no man can do"
Thing any man can do. replied
How" said the attorney. his Finger
still lifted. his voice still ic!pressivcly
deliberate.
leave that to me-, sail Mason.
as though for moment no had forgot
ten 20 supply his lungs. and .eancd
hand and lincerinsy stroEed his face.
running tho tips Of his fingers from
the forehead downward over the. cheek
which he took directions from another.
was staggering and unfamiliar.
VERY wcll,' he said. What am
TO do?"
piled Mason
81 soc nothing 30 do continued the
attorney. 'iother thar to accept the con
ditions of Thomas r. Wood-to surren-
dcT, 10 give bin what llr demands.
do il tncn." said Mason.
You give Il up Then. vow bid me
ruin GarDett2"
II hpl YOU save him" said Mason.
But" continued the attorney. when
this agreement IS once effected. what
will be there to save him,
II shall be there replied Randolpn
tro be concluded nex, wcnl,.l