The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-04

another been very fatorably men
toned as candidates, bat very few Of
them have been able to- stay I'm the
light long enough to get muvh Of "A
hearing, II is a good five-to-ona
wager that one OF those enumerated
above will be the democratic nom
inee for the successor Of our be-
loved occupant OF the chair. II IL
true that Capt Sumner T. Bisbee
OF the oil Derrick has advertised
another dark horse" but that has
become so common that little anXi-
ETY. is aroused and Yer little inter-
est. in addition. while Captain Bis
bee Is a very able newspaper msD.
his ideas of politics are somewhat
out OF style. and his dark animal.
when brought to light, may prove
just n sorry kind of goat.
The Risbee prediction is founded
on the theory that the so-called
farmer labor party which was or
candidate. That party Is very ex-
tensively comprised of J. B. Tosh Of
n iowa county democrat. and j.
Luther Langston. an oklahoma city
socialist. OF these two, Colonel
Langston Is the more experienced
warrior. but his idealistic captain
was old General Joshua, who had
mis- soldiers shout until the walls OF
a city fell. but In this modern day
and time either the lung capacity
has weakened or the walls have
been strengthened and that style ~
warfare is at least obsolete, possibly
detunct.
The original intention OF the big
ones who were at work behind the
curtains at that Shawnee convention
was to spring a big boom for Mayor
J. &. Walton OF oklahoma City, That
plan was frustrated because somt
of the farmers had another choice
and the question was never allowed
10 get before the meeting proper.
The capital city mayor still has some
very able advocates, but II Is gener-
ally accepted that he will stay in
city politics and maze no effort "a
iump into state cam patgn. The
Oklahoma City morning newspa per
has lust taken It's second defeat IN
city politics at the hands Of the
mayor. and very probably would not
neglect an opportunity to try third
heat II Mr., walton should under
take TO cover too much territory.
The Walton mention brings back
the apening statement that the
rcmocrats, no difference how much
the demand for a change, viii have
for a candidate a seasoned man IN
state politics and the reason Is OBJ
vlous-there are manv factions and
many candidates and II would be too
great n task to take an unknown
man and get him sufficiently be-
fore the public to mako a winning
campaign.
All OF the efforts to find she
great unknown have petered out
without attracting more than dis
trict wide attention, ana the CLOSING
in Of the captains for the old timers
is now 30 noticeable that the noviti-
ates can see the handwriting
whether on the wall or fence posts,
Three New Republicans.
Buck Campbell, editor of the
| Waukomis Hornet and receiver OF
/ the land office at Guthrie has be-
/ come the great discoverer Of repuh-
| hcau candidates for governor. In
! addition TO half-score previously
mentioned Mr.. Campbell now pre-
/ Sents the names OF Representative
| sid Palley OF Snyder. former Repre-
sentative ED Clark OF Pawnee anc
| Horace Greeley Mckeever OF Enid
| who made the campaign against
Governor Robertson in 1918.
Mr., McKeever has been mentioned
before but it is likely that Enidl-