The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

and has sufficient prominence IN the
northern district to warrant the
statement that the others who aspire
will have an interesting canpd.ih.
Two More Candidates.
Two others have been entered on
tho list Of candidates both demo-
Gratis a. McCrory Of ltins,iu-,
banker. is being mentioned lad adj
vocatcd by democratic neWspap''
of southern oklahoma as canii.
date for governor. He was a mCm.
bcr of the Fourth and Fifth lesislt-
tive bodies. being speaker of the
last one. The a is all he ever at
tachcs to his front name nut The
World correspondent prcsumes u
stands for Augustus. which would
be a dlgnified name for a governor
to have. However, it is always bet
ter to get a nomination and election
before pairing the name down 10 sul.
the office.
The other is Edwin Dabney Of A..
tus. who would like the place held
by Attorney General Freezing. IN
fact he is candidate for H.
round dozen other democrats would
like that position. but Dabncy is the
make the open announcement.
The east side democrats, Rrp'
rcsentative W. f.. DISNEY OF Musko-
gee. and former Representative Tom
Knight of Claremore are also anon,
those presumed TO he aspirants but
the call of the masses has evidently
not been heard by either of them
and they remain behind the curtains
for the present
Senator f.. Z. Hin Of McAlcs'er,
frequently mentioned as n candidate
for attorney general. very probabrs
will seek to return to the senate, ~
guhornatorial candidacy Of SAM
Morley Of McAlester making two
seekers from that city certain
should Hll ask for the chief law
officers place.
\ Comeback Movement.
Former Congressman Hastings
of the Second district, Tom Mo
kcown of the Fourth and state Sem
atur Elmer Thomas of the Sixth are
three democrats who admit they
are not satisfied with the election
results of 1920 and each Of them
viii seek denomination for congress.
For time 1t appeared as If Me-
keown would have opposition IN he
fourth for nomination. but he has
somewhat clarified the democratic
situation and may not have 70 hustle
prior to the campaign for the u.cc'
ton.
Hastings and Thomas are 81 far
unopposed among democrats and 3;
Is presumed that Congressman Rob
ertson, Prinsey and Gensman w.l
ne renominatcd by republicans IN
their respective districts, 50 III" ,Ine'
up OF 1920 will be about the same
in the Second, Fourth and Sixth dis.
tricts as II was in 1920. Reports
from the First indicate that r b.
Howard cannot only have the demo-
cratic nomination for the asking
nut Will be drafted II he do snt
ask.
Ihat may also be said OF tho IifN
district where Congressman T. ~
Swank. democrat, will very prob
ably be opposed by Judge Ia.uef
who was defeated In 1920, although
there is M this time mention Ot the
republican being chosen 10 high ap'
pointivc office. He was formerly
federal Judge,
That JudEcship.
Emissaries tor new federal
court district in which Oklahoma
would participate have returned
from Washington and make no
glowing report Of success, although
they declare that the eastern Okla
homa district will be given an li'
dpional Judge, This would natural
ly go to some east side republican,
although not necessarily from that