The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

of oklahoma City, publisher and cdi-
tor. The GolObie sensation followed
an ideal candidate for governor
Ideal as TO the Harlow idea. The alb
stract parsonage would nave TO be
without fault and capable Of look
ing behind. sideways and in front
all ut the same time, and also intel
ligent enough to make no mistake.
Therefore Golobie suggested Harlow,
who Is in fact not 4 politician in the
common sense of tho term. In his
leisure moments ne tries to weigh
the stars and as Senator Golobie
himself president OF the Oklahoma
Star Weighers association he Is nat
urally friendly to the brilliant Okla
homa City publisher
The Starters.
But after allowing all possible to
those who have local candidates for
the democratic gubernatorial nomi-
nation, tho list OF those WHO are ike
~ to make the start early in January
can be confined to the following:
Arthur n. Leecraft of Colbert, Or.
Frank Davis OF Enid, Robert II. Will
son OF Chickasha, Lieut.-Gov. NJ. +.
Trap Of Muskogee, Judge William
NJ. Bowles Of Perry.
II Is true that at Granite, Greer
county, and Pawnee there is a move
mcnt to push out Dr. George +. Wa
ters, resident OF the last named city
but superintendent OF the reforma-
tory at Granite, and the doctor is
listening to those kind words with
his cap off and a smile over his
broad face But the doctor owns a
fine stock farm Just out Of pawnee
and II is well stocked. The high
cost OF campaigning will wear of
the smile before the Christmas holi-
days and the bleak winds OF winter
are likely to SO chill his political
soul that no spring crop of bOomlets
can be expected from that quarter.
The season Of elimination Of can
didates Is on and the shooting il
rather good, too. or course others
can enter and keep the ranks filled.
Neither must it be forgotten that
Mayor J. c. Walton OF Oklahoma
city has ambitions and earnest advo-
Gates for him to occupy the gov
ernor's chair, but II is quite dis
tance from the city hall to the capi-
tol building far, in fact, that
man with the mayors hearing ca
pacity may never undertake the
journey
Down mt 81. Louis.
Senator Gore left the state by the
southern route, deciding not TO 30 TO
the national committee meeting TO
he held In 81. Louis. Mo, November
I. The struggle between the Cox
and McAdoo forces IN that meeting
is not of supreme interest 10 Okla
homans although there has been fire.
duent mention Of eN-Congressman
Scott Ferris being one OF the men
on the line list TO succeed Chairman
George White should the latter ten
der his resignation.
Mr. Ferris has stated that he seeks
no honor at this time and I'm truth
has maintained a very dignifed ST
lence since the catastrophe Of last
November, National Committee
man George Bowman conferred with
many dignitaries, but n they were as
far apart on the committee orgauizn-
ton as they are on other matters, he
left for the conference knowing little
about the actual condition Of demo-
cratic feeling, However, Il h Of lit
tie concern for the CoX-McAdoo am
bitions are largely of the ghostly va
riety and 1t viii require more than
meeting OF the national committee to
bring them from the spirit realm.
Campbell l. Grateful.
Editor Buck Campbell Of the Wau-
komis Hornet is not going TO be clas-
sified as ungrateful He was ap-
pointed commissioner Of the land Of
flee, located at Guthrie, and the
citizens Of that city treated him so
nicely that no would allow them to
have all sorts Of republican state Of
flee nominations.
lie suggests Charles Olson for
lieutenant-goy although Mr.
..s..
politics, has built up a nice private
business. Editor Campbell would
also have the republicans nominate
Joe Wisby Of Guthrie for attorney
general He was among the old ter
ritorial politicians and was poor
Now he, too is well-to-do and
there was really no occasion for the