The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-12
,yoman's Motive Is Clear


Ry women" Mr.. Neasey made
dear Implication of all tho women
~, tho state, not alone those who are
cr Will be affiliated with the re-
,uhlican party. He declared that
he for one would be greatly disap-
polu,ed II women permitted any
Marty lffIiation to blind their eyes
n wrong or duh their resolves TO
right 20.
Caudldly admitting that when
ever any party is In power for
lone poriod OF time without check,
,,ndifions as deplorable as those eN-
Is'cn, in oklahoma may result. lie
detailed how the democratic ma
chine first got control at statehood
through prepondcrance OF southern
p,pulation and has s'nce maintained
ts supremacy by INSCRIPTIONS use
NJ position. Evils he hit hardest
ware the numerous political
schools" registration and politics In
ihe iudlcial system. THE wrongs
perpetuated at Oklahoma city are
old and, in some cases, forgotten
he said NO doubt there are thou
sands Of other things which happen
down there that We republicans
don't know about"
How II works
OF political schools he said;
Appropriations for osHh OF these
Institutions has been secured since
early IN their history by reason OF
the ,acit agreement of legislators
from the particular districts ~ a
combined program which brings
abou, the maintenance Of all. our
heavy taxation. political waste ~
directly traceable TO this one thing.
can't you see TO IL that II you Nv"
In a community where there is sucH
an institution, your Representatives
TO the legislature are pledged TO tho
formation OF something like pup
lie utilities committee to determine
what Institutions are necessary Tor
the conduct of the state business and
10 abolish what IL unnecessary.
Mr.. Veasey began his discussion
Of registration with the question:
can you imagine a representative
form Of government where the peo-
pie are supposed to rule and yet one
element OF the people impose upon
all Of the people a law which takes
from some element OF its citizenship
he right to vote? Can such thing
be and we at the same time pride
ourselves that we are republic
Through the election law the demo-
Gratis have been able to perpetuate
their political power. Every quail
fled person should have the right
n register, 10 cast his vote ana 10
have that vot, counted. You know
\ why we had our votes counted AZ
y the last election. Because II was an
election at which we chose federal
officers. Al the next election our
friend the enemy will not count the
votes with the same precision or
resignation as before"
IS Counties Represented
The political school progressed
, towards successful close today.
with the republican woman leaders
from Is counties rejoicing at the
knowledge OF political and allied
subjects which they had acquired
and the zeal for work derived from
lectures and association with fell
low workers. At the morning ses-
sion in the public library Judge
humphrey spoke on the cabinet CIV
ing detailed explanation of It's
origin In America, its nine members
snd their duties individually in their
different departments and collec-
I uVely as advisors TO the president
The women matched their wits IN
' parllmentary drill urged on by
we reminder OF Mrs. NJ. j.. Early
OF Muskugee, who conducted the
practice, that a knowledge Of parli-
menary tactics can he used equally
NeD In the legislature, precinct
caucus congressional district con
'ehtlon or club meet.
Visit Miss Alicc's Home
In the afternoon Mrs. Harry Sea-
Noh Pryor, led round table discus
S'oh or experiences and experiments
~ poHueal campaigning, Most OF
gne incidents related were humorous
oul bore valuable lesson. The wo '
men were then conveyed in auto
MOBILES provided bv the Muskogce
"omens republican club 10 the
.ouh'ry home OF Miss Alice Robert
Soh at Sawokla. Miss Robertson :
"oHse wore a gala dress In honor OF
"e republican women visitors ana
u'a Miss Robertson, She con
s1e'eu them through the house,
th'lhg out relies and memcutos OF
~SSelest and later Served chicken
'Sad and trimmings" explaining
as she had to dispose Of all
r chlekens before starting off on
~, congressional career she could
,snk "nk OF no better way than To en-
a'h republican women, Pictures
~ taKen OF Miss Robertson and
v. visitors, a number of whom
active in her campaign
the evening meeting, Mrs. II.
~ ,pu''S OF Muskogee, paid honor
n, ,"e republican party as the party
L.. 'nNVIn and Roosevelt and Frank
~ spoke m ta fr.a tYaIa