Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-04-04

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Strickland campaign for the cover
norshin Of Missouri was under wov
Seems to NE. Bill" said Colonel
Todhunter as the carriage moved off,
that YOU came out for the nomination
at exactly tie right minute in that st.
Louis announcement of yourn. The
old machine crowds a-backip' Steve
Yancey to fare YOU well. and the peo-
ple's sick and tired of the whole out
fit sub. miss nv guess if th' mint a
stampede in your direction"
fully. "Our side seems to think that
I'm the best man to make the race.
Thurs" he smoke shut you're way off
| II Won think there amt goin' to he n
fight TN he hot and heavy straight
down the line. Whoever wins will win
me ever saw in Missouri politics. nv
friend"
81 amt obiectin' none to a fight"
said Colonel Todhunter. "But this is
the fust time in the history of Mizzoo-
rah that the Democrats nominate their
candidate for governor at the polls
stead of in a nominatin' convention,
and I b'lieye they're a.goin' to make
sure of nm honest man. 1t looks good
to me. suh."
Paus,ng for lust a moment he re-
sumed. Heres the way size up the
situation. Mizzoorah Democrats know
now that the old gang is crookedern
\ dogs hind leg. sub. They know
you've been frozen out of the state
committee Craftsmanship because that
bunch amt got no more use for you'n
a boss thief's got for square sheriff.
You stand for a return tn straight noli.
tics in their eyes. And now the voters
don't have to leave the nominatin'
business to q convention that's fuller
Of tricks'n a cur dog is of fieas, sub.
Tho<sc univ T,cn n oNupttp, ~, x,o,r
bein' nominated"
maybe So" replied the other. "Rut
the machines going to fight me all II
knows how from start to finish, The
fight'u begin right here IN nv own
town. Old Eph Tucker, the richest
man in Nineveh. is Stephen X. Yam.
cey's personal representative in this
neck O, the woods. and old Eph Tucker
hates me so hard It keeps him awake
at nights"
"Well. suh.' chuckled Colonel Tod
hunter .if t(a old gang waits for Enh
Tucker TO spend anv Of his money in
notifies they'll wait n mighty long time
sub. He soueezes ey'y dollar a. his'n
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