The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-03
Sportsmen Plan
Big Game Drive


JOHANNESBURG, n. A.. Sept. ..
The rayagos OF the tsetss fly In
Zuiuland have resulted In n decision
to hold an onormou. game drive over
an area OF 100000 acres. Hundreds
Of sportsmsn from all parts Of the
country viii participate.
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IL tell YOU" she added. Il taught
him 10 make the pennies count 1
had my homo 10 look after. too. be-
sides helping him at tho office. lie
was just beginning TO get a nice III.
tie practice when the war came. and
no went.
with him gone I had 10 do some
thing TO help. | went into the army
Intelligence service
But tho management OF Wee"
coyie wasn't given up for a moment.
II was continued by correspondence.
lie distinguished himself. AN he had
at football. and got wounded.
When he came home again he was
determined he would not return 10
his desk In the law office. He went
in for automobiles. Under the same
capable managers gentle guidance
he sold lot OF cars and was max.
Ing money.
Somehow, I'm spite OF the manager.
he became observed with the iieuten-
ant governorship idea
His manager was pretty well tied
down by now in hrr home. There
were two little girls for her 10 look
after. She had "a husband. too. for
whom 10 cook. mend. darn and wash
tho dishes. And SHE didn't like poll
ties at all.
But for Wee coyie's success
there was nothing she wouldn't do.
She went down 10 his office 10 see
how things WIRE going. No. he
hadn't campaign manager ms yet.
tho he would probably get somebody
to look after that par, OF H. Oh.
sure. he had q press burcau-whst
was the matter with his stenog
raphery Cards, No. he hadn't been
able 10 sec IN. printer.
- SIZE BECOMES HIS
CAMPAIGN MANAGER
His manager OF the football days
became his campaign manager on
the spot. without salary. OF course.
There wasn't anything 10 pay
salary WITH abe asud. $50 ! didn't
AJAX for any. would like u said
that there h no siush fund behind
Wee coyie's oampaign-or any 9th.
er fund. scarcely.
Its quite q job campaigning
without funds. too. 'Wcrfs' stump
ing a. cities and towns In Eastern
Washington now. Jack sullivan In
with him. They're travelling around
In an auto furnished by Ralph
Graves. a University senior. who In
driving II himself-for the sake OF
friendship"
The conductor sang out down the
depot platform. "A-a.a-board'-
Tomorrow IN inert Wee I'm spo-
kane" sald his manager. handing
her grip up TO the porter. Yea. it's
been busy day. I arranged 10 have
Windshield posters made Wee"
coyie for Lieutenant Governor
placed some campaign cnris In OF.
flee windows downtown. sent lot Of
postcards TO friends for them TO
mail. got some speakers for local
meetings and other men 10 serve on
committees.
Then had 20 figure out Row 10
pay the printer and stiil have some
of the campaign fund left for rail,
road fare and things.
1T was 4 o'clock then. This train
leaves at go. and sinee 4 I've been
home. arranged with a rtri 10 stay
with tho children and keep house
while I'm gone. laid out the chill.
drcn's clothing TO do them for
week. packed my grip and got
Wees other Ailt ready to take over
10 him
Yes. II were a betting man. ia
bet.
For tho campaign manager In the
most thoroly capable have known
She even presses Wee" Coyie's
campaign trousers. Who has a bet.
ter rsehtT She's his wife. The
folks who guessed II was a love AT.
fair were right. They were married
In the old football days