Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-22

ne Salu, 'tnnt lnOSe VINO Apply lot or
fices will be tho least likely to get
them"
Many Disqualified.
"Then great number have been
disqualified already" he was asked.
Yes" was the smiling reply
Tho question reminded the presi.
dent-elect of letter he had received
from an office seeker.
"One man wrote mo-" related Mr..
Wilson, Saying he was thinking Of
applying and would like to know from
me personally what was the best way
to go about 1t.
There was no reply" he said. He
added that he, OF course. expected to
take advice about patronage and
would be guided in a great many ap-
polntments by the recommendation
of members Of congress.
Tho summoning of Mr. Bryan to
discuss active politics and the person.
mel Of the cabinet was, the presidents
elect indicated, one Of series OF steps
which he Is taking to determine upon
the fitness Of individuals for the cab
met
Mr.. Wilson intends. moreover. to
carry out literally his plan OF being
the best listener in the United States"
and expects to continue to take COM
mon councll' for somo time, perhaps
as late as March I. before making
final decisions or announcements.
In view Of Mr.. Bryan's connection
with the drafting Of the democratic
platform. the conference concerned
largely plans for carrying out plat
form pledges.
Went over the Platform.
Tho governor was asked IL Mr..
Bryan seemed to be IN favor Of any
precedent in the order Of legislation.
'We went over the platform in a
General way" replied the governor,
with no special emphasis on one
blank more than another"
Mr.. Wilson was told torieht that
Mr. Bryan had said iust before his
departure that he planned 20 attend
he Inauguration 1f the weather Is
fine"
T hope he'll attend the inaugura-
ton, and 7 hope the weather will be
Zine too" said Mr.. Wilson approy-
'nrly
Judge Robert s Hudspeth, national
Committeeman from New Jersey. and
Edward T.. Grosscup. democratic state
chairman, conferred with the gover-
"or about state business IN the after.
noon.
Tho long day Of conferences ended
q week of the hardest work Mr.. VII.
son has done since the campaign end
ed. When he reached home he show.
cd a little fatigue and looked forward
To- resting on Sunday
Showcred With Gifts.
For once I'm his life. Presldent-elect
Woodrow Wilson doesn't mind having
his birthday I'm the holiday season.
Since his nomination and election.
lifts Of every kind and description
have been pouring I'm 90 him daily. but
with the approach Of the holidays
they have multiplied. Three live tur-
keys already have arrived for Christ
mas. which he Will spend at homo
with his family
"A boy Of eight" said the governor
tonight. has iust written me that he
was born on the sama day was-De-
cemher 2s-and has invited me TO his
birthday party"
The governor said the letter was In
a childish handwriting and pleased
him greatly.
Il think It's pretty hard on a boy
70 have a birthday around Christmas
time" muscd the governor. There
are so many other people getting pres
euts then that he doesn't get the con-,
sideratlon which O. birthday mlght
give other times"
The oyer OF COW from a man in
Iowa has been declined by the presl.
dent-elect.