Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-26
WITH THE POLITICIANS

| ss-1 1aNs II
Perhaps the hot weather has ar
fectcd the registration OF voters IN
oklahoma,
The Kid reporter has discovered
that the plural OF bun moose ID bun
mecse.
Arkansas Is to vote soon on the
question of prohibiting saloons. II
there's anything Arkansas has left un-
done IN the way OF placement We haV-
NJ heard Of it-EXchange.
You don't hear Of any Democratic
papers that have swung over TO the
support OF the Terrible Teddy.
Buck" Lewis and others deny that
any slate has been made in the COM
Ing Democratic primary Mr.. Lewis
says he is deyoting his entire time 10
the candidacy OF Senator owen.
once more We rise 10 a point Of in
formations What the dickens is a
plot IL II an animal, a plant or an
luhuhltant Of Mars? A certain gen
ucmen from New York says Mr. Bry-
an Is one Of those. -RentruW Tribune
Thomas u. Lyons made speeches in
Broken Arrow, Porter and Coweta In
behalf of Senator ovens cand .dacy
saturday lie was accompanied by $.
X. Lewis, Both men claim Qwey's
strength ls increasing.
Col Sidney Suggs SAYS he Is de-
voting al his time and energy to the
crmpaign of good roads in okla
homa.
Col. Leslie =. Ross, Democratic can
! dHintc for congrcssman-at-a large, who
made "A speech in Tulsa last week. il
one OF the oldest residents Of Western
Oklahoma. lie came here when the
territory opened.
Jack G. Harley OF McAlester, the
only candidate the coal mining district
OF oklahoma has ever put up for a
federal Office, was IN Tulsa Monday In
behalf of his candidacy for congress-
man-at- large.
Ed Boyle, state mine inspector. was
a Tulsa visitor yesterday Boyle has
a gieat many friends In Tulsa, made
principally at the state Democratic
/ convention IN Oklahoma city last
! February, where he was factor in
the Glbreath national committeeman
tight Boyle is now doing some effec
tive work In the owen senatorial
campaign.
=. NJ. Sullivan of Oklahoma CITY
was disbaTed from the practice Of
law Tuesday by the special supreme
court appointed by Governor Cruce
exclusively for the purpose of passing
on MS ease, In lew of the fact that
all OF the regular members of the
court We're included in the charges
made by Sullivan which formed one
OF the grounds for the disbarment
| proceedings
u. NJ, Parmcuter Of Lawton, Re-
. publican candidate for United States
senator, addressed gathering of five
thousand people in front of the Sllir-
vim hotel in oklahoma City Monday
hlght on the issues of the present
campaign, Parmenter was a Rooso-
NeIt supporter before the Chicago con-
/ Nention, but Is Supporting Taft, and
Is opposed to the third party move
ment.
Gov. Lee Cruce is now facing prob
aoly the hardest problem that has vet
peen put up 10 him during his ad-
mlnlstrauon as governor in connection
with the selection of successor to
the late Charles A. Taylor as state
examiner and Inspector. II had gen
eraIIy been supposed that Hugh Ger
her who has been Taylors assistant
since statehood and who has had en-
tire charge of the office during Paw
Ior illness would get the place prac
tlcalIy without oposition. 1t is as
sumed that Gerner was Taylors' own
choice for the place and his long serv-
Ice In the office was expected to give
MN the first claim to It, 1t has now
developed, however. that State Chair
man I. c. Harrill, John K. Williams
and John b. Doolin have all Joined i'm
endorsing another candidate. IL IS
understood that their choice has fall
len on Fred Parkinson of Wagner
who was chairman of the Democrats
committee for Indian Territory be-
fore statehood, and who has held vari-
GUS positions OF minor Importance
around the state house in the last two
or three years.