The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
Rv G. ". b. KINDS.
worlds Capital Correspondent.


OKLAHOMA CRY, Nov. Ia
The political movements OF the week
have not been wholly confined to
the state capital. although there has
been a little movement "all it's very
own" In the capitol building. There
has also been a continuation of vis'
itors to the capitol who are common
ly denominated az leaders. although
IL IL true that "A very large numbct
OF them are bandwagon chasers and
have been trying to ascertain which
way tho cat was to jump before
pledging their Influence" This
specie OF politician resides In
every community and is recognized
as the worst pest to contend with
for there TX no law permitting n
shooting season which might lesser
the number.
Pittsburg county ~ SIN furnish
ing some democratic war talk |
will be recalled that early In the
year senator n. y. I'm announced
that he had foresworn his inten-
tion of being candidate for attor-
ney general and almost slmultane-
ousjy there came whisperings from
McAlester that sam Morley, banker
but former warden OF the penItenu.
AIRY and stlll further back a member
Of the state board Of affairs. would
be a candidate for, governor.
Mr Morley admitted that he was
In receptive mood but little later
/ discovered that former Governu.
! Williams aud flrst Coy. C.-N. Has
/ kell were backing the candidacy o.
/ former chief Justice Thomas Il
/ Owei. Morley sidestepped for tn,
/ time and II was later discovered tha'
all that was behind the owen boom
was an appetite and finance, ana
/ later Mr., owen announced that ht
would not he candidate FOR gov
ernor. He has since that time an
Houncpd that he would he n candi-
date, providing the people wanted
| honest government, but the state
I ment was given more space on the
/ humorous page than anywhere else
and the pittsburg county democrats
are again shouting Morley from the
/ housetops. and MIR. Morley admitS
that he would not undertake 10 get
a divorce from the democratic gu
bernatorial nomination.
I'm fact the Morley renaissance Is
about the biggest new thing per-
. tanning to democratic gubcrnatoria'
/ ndjdacies. Readers Of Tho World
are aware Of the long list OF names
1 prominent and near prominent
which have appeared In the past.
/ The only one that has been ovel %
| looked Is that OF the Rev, Evan Dhu
I Cameron OF Henryetta which thr
correspondent apologies for ana
gives as an excuse for overiookinQ
that Mr., Cameron has been candi
date for something since the day he
was years OF age and that wher
he was not running, he was get.
ting ready TO run.
He was an oklahoma territorial
superintendent ofe,chools and occu
pied the same position with the be-
gaming OF statehood. always being
retired as soon as the public got q
chance TO do so, Doctor Cameron
announces as candidate on a re-
form platform, which Is proper, and
having all reform elements In nj
favor. should ne be elected. The
, World correspondent begs to sugges,
however, that not all OF the ultra re-
form element H. To be found in any
!. one party, and II an Independent
ticket could he chosen, the doctor
might find the way easier. l.asl
year Clark Hudson suggested n way
OF eleCting a nonpartisan ticket
and, II that can be brought into ac-
: tion, Tho World correspondent sug
gests nonpartisan ticket, heare
by Evan phu Cameron Of Henry
eta, and Col. Amos Ewing OF Guth-
rie. or vice versa. Both were terri
torial officers Of wide renown. Doc
tor Cameron is Baptist and Doc
tor Ewing a Campbellite. both ad-
herents to the faith that 70 be sure
Of salvation 1t IL better to go down