Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-17
We Have With Us Tod
Minute Interviews with N. A.,
Near Great, Home aai ASissHs AH

"N'H'DI I..r' Can.
voters OF Oklahoma, being Il
the game, weren't very ",.b,.
the men they elected Cd a.,
great many mistak,s W,.r loo.
The public Eenerauv ...,
and how these nlsa... Nap,
The first corporation ....r..s..
CURED a strong han. p, r
energies. There W.. Tie ...
Jack Love, a. l.. Wasu, s"Il
McAlester. At tha, gr. g.'
Henshaw OF MadAI Wa 4r ~.
attorney general. i pt-.y
evident that tho I'm .oas 4
commission must joe g.rsc,,l
someone who had an a4,,y,.
ception OF its duties Hgt ~
ney General West drs p'y,ol !
A. Henshaw US a So us a,
TO look after the c0rp.rq. ,.o 49,.
sion. Perhaps Nj N,,sns..I
cause OF his Close a-a,..t,.,,
Colonel Love and Conan ,.u,a.
son Will not adm, il. t.r ~ i
known in capital ofl.ll r.m.,
practically every Order f1.,1
prOmu gated by that p..r.l,s'
written by Mr.. Hens.ay IN
nothing was done without .r.
sulting him
Later Mr.. Ilrusaaw hoc. i
member OF the comm sg;op
presence on the boar proysS 4
almost treat to railroad ana
lie utilities attorneys who krssI
their cases would receive Int
handling. There was genuine 4
among all these men who hu |
ness before the commission M
1916 Mr.. Henshuw announce
he would retire to devote his 4, 4
the private practice U, .av anal
dentally TO look after UI ind
which his office hlI barred
from devoting his time 20. n
he lives in Oklahoma CIV az j
vate citizen, engaged ln the ol
ness and in the praCa.a ot .aEI
two sons are In the army aEt|
now he Is anXlousiy awaiting
return. Mr.. Henslaw was Ia 1
yesterday on II business trip Hs|
u high compliment 60 the p,I
commission which, he dcclarsl
''Inost admirably constituted
+ Gubernatorial sport durns
days of Lee cruCe WIS SOD
priDefights, playing golf and 4
ing butterInflk. The latter I'd
governor reserved for his own
lectation. The first ho delegl,s
Frank Canton, then adyutant-gsI
OF the state. Now that GgVI
Cruce is out OF office, us - also
eral Canton, there isn't any hd1
telling a few secrets about
prizefights. or course Genera.
ton wanted to, and did do his
But like a great many Othe:
blooded Americans he reliShes d
ing match. So when GoyI
Cruce, after delegations ot ry,
citizens had called upon his n
test, ordered the stopping Of 4
uled bouts there was nothing
him to do but tell General CaIJ
20 and stop them. ~ the 4
would set out on his mission.
Yesterday he almost admiu5I
once or twice ne lost Wee
time purposely. The bout hal
been warmed up and the "a
couldn't lose his red bloodoi
Then, about the time a kno1
was due, he would appear in the
and the stuff was off. Gee, n
hard to do your duty under suca
cumstances, especially when N
tie fellow seems to be geiur1
best OF it," General Canton sal,
terday at Hotel Tulsa. lie Isl
on business connected with his
terests in Texas. General q
is also the Oklahoma agent ID
Texas Cattlemen's association
big idea with the associaiton
go out after cattle thieves an
them.
One hour with General Cart
more profitably spent taan WY
best work of fiction that has
been published. The general
had quite some experiences 4
can get him to tell about them
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