The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-22
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w. s. Cochran, who has Just re-.
turned form two months trtn
through Minnesota, Indiana ana
Kentucky, says in those states poi'
tics is the talk OF the hour and
eerythlng indicates tremerdoy,
landslide for Harding and Cooltdre
Everywhere l went" said Mr.
Cochran. Sentiment appeared 10 ha
the same--a very large number o.,
democrats who are supporting tho
republican ticket and no republic.
ans in sight who are supporting Cox
In my old home county in Indian, A
whore | am we'll acquainted and
familiar with cinditions. secured
first hand information. ! would moi
say there are no republicans in In.
diana who are supporting Cox. but
do say that I met none and heard
OF none. On the other hand, a very
large number Of my personal ar.
quaintances among the democrat,
arc unalterably opposed to the dem.
ocratic ticket II would be diffirgt
to attribute any one paramount ro7.
son. Most OF them talk about ma
league and are opposed TO n. but
also they are opposed TO the ror.
eral conduct OF the government m.
der Wilson, both in domestic ana
foreign affairs. ] heard very Tow
express any hostility 20 Governor
Cox. Many like him personally Bu,
his espousal of wisconsin placed
him beyond the pale Of their con.
slderation Senator Watson is max.
ing an aggressive campaign for re 4
election and has swung to unalterab}eI
opposition to the league withouN
offering anything in It's place. Tho Y
result is that all republicans ara
for him and thousands OF democrats.
7 look for him 10 lead the sfafe
ticket. Nobody in Indiana seems 10
think there is the remotest chance
for Cox TO carry tho state. though
there is some doubt OF tho roplb-
lican Rubernstorial candidate. In
general way the same conditions
exist in Minnesota and Kentucky, SO
far as I was able to observe"
"Provtncetown, quaint old Mas
sachusetts town which has BLUM.
bered with its besuty unsung 10
long is now rapidly becoming an
artistic center 10 which artists from
all over the world come for inspira-
ton for their work" stated Miss
Opal Griswold OF oklahoma City
who was one of seven young women
OF the University OF Kansas during
the past summer 20 study the dis
tinguished artist Hawthorne
AT least l2 successful artistA
could be named who make IL their
home now and there is a large sum
mer colony. Provincetown was one
of the places which attracted artists
when the great war compelled
American students and masters TO
abandon their beloved France and
Italy and carry on their work in
domestic instead OF foreign sur
roundings. Besides its quaint ap-
pearance. its age, and picturesque
location, the town derives a foreign
atmosphere from the Portuguese
fishermen and sailors who live there
and the visiting ships OF every
variety. Painting goes on all over
the place, from the sand dunes 10
the ocean shore. A favorite evening
resort OF artists was a ruined wharf.
house, remodelled into a restaurant
and named Skies and Sevens
The outer door was entirely covered
with n realistic devil fish and tho
interior decorated in ocean blue
color and with ocean creatures
painted on the walls"
LOUIS y. lTenCnaTQ or new bl-
leans, manager of the loan depart
ment of the Pan-American Life In
surance company, is in Tulsa this
week for the first time in three
years. Mr.. Trenchard says that tho
growth in Tulsa has been remark
able in the past three years, and
he Is especially impressed with the
splendid highways. He says that
the highways leading out OF Tulsa
are great asset for this county,
and they are an indication of the
progressiveness of ths people, 1T
makes me feel that - Is entirely
safe for our company TO place our
money in this section OF the coun-
try" Mr.. Trenchard said.
while present business condi-
tions are not all that could be de-
sired, the general trend is toward
a more normal and permanent sit
uation," says F. W. Bryant. "Crops
were never better: railroad and
transportation facilities are improv'
ing, and credit conditions, whls
tight. ave not alarming" Nh
Bryant says that with the election
over, the people OF Tulsa should
face the future with every conf
dence.
New Use for whislS Broom.
When sprinkling clothes. II viii
save time and work II round
is used.