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

over i'm the Second.
over in the Second congressional
district leaders Of both major mar.
ties are disconnected For one thing
the Nlghthawks and kindred fun.
blood Indians have announced their
intention TO vote and that In itself
is unusual. Ordinarily the fullblood
Indian votes the republican ticket
but tho males do not take kindly to
women holding office and this causes
uneasiuess because Miss Alice Rob.
eTtson is the representative In con.
gress from the Second district and
very probably will not have oKbosi.
ton for the nomination.
on the other hand, Nighthawk
leaders have importuned Senator c.
NJ. Fry of Sallisaw to make the race
for the nomination, stating they
wanted a male candidate. Fry re-
fused, but the incident served 10 dis
close n peculiar situation.
This situation, however, l. not al
together peasing to former Con-
gresham w. w. Hastings OF Table
quah, who will again aspire TO de.
feat Miss Robertson. He fits the
sex requirements OF the mllbloods.
but, as above stated. they are moa.h
ly republicans and Mr.. Hastings. like
Congressman Robertson. has misgiv-
ings as to what his red brother will
do next year.
Lamar vs.. jim.
Senator Lamar Loouey has OF.
fiCially announced her candidacy for
the democratic congressional nOmi-
nation in the Seventh district. repre-
sented since its creation by Jim Me
Clintic of Snyder. Mrs. LOOney Is
candidate on her record in the
Eighth Legislature, while MCClintc
will seek recollection on his record
in congress. This may necessltate
two expert investigating committees,
one for congress and one for the
Legislature.
Bynum Opinionating.
DIR. Il. T. Bynum, democrat re-
Gently appointed counsel for Proh.-
bition Enforcement Officer Mead
Uws, has been hammering out legal
opinions which, in = sense, are ter
rifying. Recently he ruled 1t was u
| legal TO make stills, no difference
who for and the learned professor
wrote at some length on the sub
jeCt.
The matter is not purely political
but Ia critical, imperilling the safety
OF our five gallon crooks, found so
convenient in bringing comfort ~.
the home folks.
As a matter of fact Dr. Rnums
/ opinion is hereby dissentcd from.
II will he borne in mind that the
doctor is not in fact very much Of
lawgiver. He is a linguig' and
carries along many educational de-
grees but IL is believed that iG
reaching the solution as 10 whether
man may or may not lawfully
make a still, he has mixed his Med.au
and Babylonian phrases cyusnc
/ him to hand down an oplniQf that
Will not stand up in the very Ffgles
court
Xavier Sanchez, professor OF Ian.
guages at Bowwow university has re-.
Gently written an opinion that our
common word "bunc" Is I'm reality
/ Babyloni9n. The Bahylouians had
words which require a fun sentence
in English and Sanchez says tha,
"bunc" in Babylonian meant much
emerging of words from the mouth
which convey no definite meaning
The doctor wasn't talking ot
course, hut was using the handy ola
, typewriter. n machine not I'm use
I when the Bahs were running Ciyil2a'
ton The dissenting opinion Sc no.
filed on behalf Of those who wan'
20 distill, but the first opinion
smirks much Of a forerunner 90 one
which will disqualify the fiye-gal,
Ion crock, which. II written would
imperil the health OF tho state Tor u
is a long. long way 20 Missouri ana
much sickness is expected here dur
ing the winter months unless a new
ruling is made on the Nolsteld act
Tho Early BIRD.
Although some candidates Tor oL,
flee are always on the job, the hfH
open announcement that he was, ~
campaign tour OF the state Was
made by Mark Louthan, democrat
Chickasha, who Is covering western
Oklahoma in behalf OF his aspiration
to he the next state treasurer
while he was absent another can
didate, Ed Linthlcum, now In me
trcasurer's office, announced tlA'
he would be n candidate, The oiner
asplrant is A. S, j. Shaw OF Alus
secretary of the school land COM
mission.
Complete Reorganization
Republican State Chairman AI't
ander's first meeting with his SUI,
committee was successful, the Spe,'H'
committee appointed 30 select O. sec
retary- having met lHuI
day. In its action the commute,
divorced the office of secretary l.oL.,
that Of treasurer, selecting 'iL'l
| Mccullough, a Tulsa banker, ','
treasurer and Lloyd Noble, an A,.
more oil operator and who Is n,,"
a law student at the state univsgs'|'
for secretary. ..,
This completes the rc0rElniEaaa''',
OF the state committee and ne ,aa
that the work was acCoWNltn,I
without strife Is regarded hy iu
republicans as an omen ''r -'"u
The subcom mittee also souEh. ~
work out plan for moro ,be
plete precinct organization and tne
chairman has announced tha. ,n.
work will be carried ou from lN7
time forward without intermlss'o"'