The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

The position of Latin and
French is vacant at this institu-
tion. | prefer a man, but II cam
not secure a man Will employ a
woman. Please send me a state
ment Of your age. experience.
CHURCH AFFILIATIONS. POLL
TICS and other information, to-
gether with u photograph of your
self
Simple minded people might think
it rather peculiar that the professor
should not inquire as to whether
Miss Halle had ever attended a onl-
leGe or university; whether she
speaks Latin and French but such
ideas only go TO prove that those so
thinking are not Informed as to ~
democratic state machine kind OF
educators.
Only recently It was announced
and affirmed by the Daily Okla
homan, hand organ OF the state
democratic machine. that the states
most experienced and advanced stu
dent OF Greek had been called TO
the saltwater a. a. VI. college to
teach his knowledge to the herds
We have grown there. Is II not
probable that a complete educa-
cational change is desired.
The Ins and the Outs.
Republican politics continues In
the formative stage, While those
who have been fed from the federal
larder and those expecting to re-
Ceiye food from the same larder have
attracted the major attention, II is
probably true that in fact they are
only playing before the audience un-
I'll the curtain rises for the main
show to be put on.
According to newspaper articles,
the east side republicans who have
been successful in shaking the plum
tree have been foregathering at the
country residence of Ed G. Motter
near Muskogee. He is the special
assistant to the attorney general, to
succeed our old-time friend, ID. Hay
den Limbaugh, late manager Of the
Owcn-tur- president campaign in
these United States. Victor Locke,
soon to be the Commiss s.Oner for the
Five Civilized Tribes: Henry Cooper
of Stlglcr, TO succeed Gus Enloc as
United states marshal Of the eastern
federal district; Frank Lee 10 'e
United States district attorney for
the same territory. comprise the
membership OF those successful in
landing federal plums.
Locke Is to relieve Gahe Parker
some time this week, and must pe
rated as having received the second
biggest job among Oklahomans, from
d salary standpoint, the position
carrying emoluments OF 5000 per
anUum.
The big prize winner, Acel Am
brose Alexander OF Oklahoma city, Is
10 assume his duties as successor TO
Hubert Bolen as internal revenue
collector for oklahoma within n
fortnight in fact. is already at the
office making inquiry as TO details.
The internal revenue office last year
paid a salary Of $500. the salary
varying somewhat according to the
amount Of revenues collected
Tho next largest prize will be tho
Oklahoma city postoffice, which
goes beyond the S5 ono per annum
class--a position likely TO be filled
at any time for tho Senator Harreld
AK will not be long withheld in this
case. He and Postmaster Claude
Weaver do not look on "leaves OF
absence" in the same angle, and
Claude took one OF them when he
tried 10 defeat Harreld for congress
in the Fifth district In 1919, the two
being pittod against each other TO
succeed Joe Thompson, who died
early In the autumn Of 1919.
j. l., (Ed) Dyche will soon go to