Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-07-14

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II - Ni''ieuses' said the 'raiHc
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he'ter tel MIN 10 get one that VIII
"'ake 'llhe' was the impatient COM
"lcHt' linen: ol' down ana bring the
stua'ioh up 10 GATE nnd tax last
li'le IS precious To-Day
nasty resume OF the poltlcal situation.
livery thih3 lad Deeh zone that couio
pe oohe' ana SO 1ar rs the trafhc man
aScr knew Inc railroad forces were
fcauy 10 meet the issue at the polls'
AZ oiie poih'' anu only one, the ue-
lenses were weak. It's mat Gryson
oeai' ne eApialieu. III mas peeh rain
cr aWkWardiy hahuled, ana II Evan
hiouht shouio happen 10 Stumble upon
II any lime curing the day shouldn
Ike 10 answer Tor the consequences
You ought to have made sure by
Eettlhe MN saleiy out OF the way
WIS the rasplhe comment OF the great
man. gu are just common bunglers
you ana hittredge-both OF you"
Eahtrys gesture was OF humorous
despair.
Iheres limit, MI. McN1ckar. We
Couldn't very well garrote him and
carry MN OH to a dungeon. We have
trleu every way we could to muzZle
him. SO Tar as know, he hasn't been
doing anything 1ncendiary since you
were here last week. but l had to put
one across on him about the equaliZing
of the freight rates"
What did you do" snapped the vice
president.
Il mailed him what purported to be
n carbon copy of the legal notice Of a
reduction. He doesn't know yet that
lie has the only copy-that the notice
INIT been posted in our stations, as
the law directs. I'm hoping that he
won't find it out until after tomorrow.
wien it won't make my especial diff
ference"
Mr. McVickar frowncd again.
Your expedients have all been pref
ty crude. Gantry. You seem to per
sistently forget that Won are dealing
with a mighty sharp. shrewd young
lawyer; that the chances are ten TO
one that young Blount discovered your
pious fraud at once. Go back to the
city and think up some scheme that
will keep him busy today. too busv TO
smell out the facts In the Gryson
matter"
Gantry got up and stood with his
back to the fire.
I'm all in. MIR. McVickar. and that's
the humiliating fact. There isn't an
other idea left In me-" he confessed
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