The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

bring them large profits
Persons whose birthdats ~ is may
have many Unforeseen expense IN
the coming year and so should con.
serve their means.
Children born on this day may
meet with many disappolutm,n's ln
life, but these subjects OF Cancer
have the qualifications that assure
success. They may be rather r.ch
less about spending money.
ed to no inconsidorahlc extent the
field of Whitchurst operations
DR.. Evans is an avowcd candidate
Tor state superintendent and his p0.
sition at saltwater indicates he has
been given first choice In the board
Of agriculture combination 20 lead
to the office Of chief executive.
However Battcnberg is au az.
| grcssive person and IL, as now ap.
| pears next to certain. he is arrayed
with the state superintendent IN
| the school slate, the Whltehurs'-
| Evans machine may expect monkey
| wrenches and other foreign matter
to clog up their reaper before the
| nomination harvest closes.
Looking for the Joker.
Republican fatcionallsts who have
been opposing senator Harrcld ap.
| pear da2od at the turn Of the ap.
| pointive wheel. Just when they had
| about concluded that they had the
! republican United states senator In
/ corner and had also eliminated
! National Committeeman Jim Harris
| from the field of cndeaYor, came
| flood of Oklahoma appointments.
| all OF them made at III" instance and
| on the recommendation Of Senator
| Harrcld.
Appointment OF the Indian pro.
| bate attorneys and the tribal a.
| torncys sickencd those who had
| como to hclicve the senator was not
' going to get along we'll with the fed.
eral adminisI ration, To make 'he
/ case more definite and certain,
. brothcr-in law Of the senator and
. II brother-in-law Of Jim Harris were
/ among those appointed Indian pro'
bate attorneys.
jim McGraw OF Ponca cry made
n trip down to he capital city and
/ held earnest conference with Fred
Bearly, his capital city leader, and
/ one visit was made to Washington
to ascertain what sort OF change h'&
/ come over the face OF the apYOin'lye
world.
One Big Job,
There Is still on" hig job open
t. an Oklahoma republican, that OF
. chairman of the state committee.
1t brings no psusltiop, but 'N.
ahles the holder To be regarded l,
the chosen leader Of the party now
IN power. 4 week or more agun'
Chairman Jim Harris wrote a l.''"
4 10 all members of the committee
stating that when tho old commit.
tee heads, himself and Sorrc'1"
John Appl"hy, GOT the $1,000 o.h.
paid of the committee would hr
called and tho new chairman aui
secretary would hC chosen. AWp.'..
having left tie socrctary's post ~
go off and chase the liquor demon
rum clear out of these Cni,ca
states
At that time II was presumed that
ambitious persons who seek A"
. Chairmanship would just plank
down the $1,000 and the committee
/ meeting would be called at once.
7 However, no one has apparently
convinced himself that the place Is
+ worth that much under present IL
/ nauCial conditions and the mater
/ has been allowed to rest,
Fred Bcarly of oklahoma Niy
has been an open candidate Tor the
/ chairmanship and Dave Mallcgur "t
/ Walters has been suggested hy Rel.
/ Robertson of Idwton ana other
southwestern members Of the Ie'
publican state com Uittcc. Ma.."'0s
has recently bored two dry no.'%.
/ which, together with present o't
/ prices, cause him TO be IndIiier'm
about politics.
Nt..1r . l.. HFfF g |rr# U
/ Herald, appears TO be backing I"n
/ Ballew Of Gcary and quinn geu',''
, ly speaks for bunch of the CONE
mittcemen from the northwestern
/ part Of the state,
In any event IL Is now certain '3a'
/ the republicans Will have no onn''-
| tunity TO quarrel over thos" '"o
| places for several weeks and a E.n'
eral quiet among republicans AZ
the state capital prevails.
All Busy.
The republicans who have boon
mentioned for governor appear 10
be so busy they cannot even ''F'.
the state capital Roy johnson 't
Ardmore Is trying to catch noun
tain trout, jim Harris is 'h3N.N-
and pOtatolng' over at W"Eon'H
while Mai. Alva Niles has been
busy with the Tulsa chamber
commerce matters that he cannot
leavs home. Speaker GroE-'
Schwabe sighs for the noun. a II
fastness and Ed Overholser OF OK
| lahoma City IS as silent as the to"o
| itself.
Even Congressman Bert Char7'''t
who Marshal Alva Mcdonald s.'t
would aspire TO be governor, A""
had his other troubles, the president
having put his foot down ag'l'' :
the oil tariff and Chandler is
feeling well politically speahInS.