The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
,ouel Kinds Also Sees Move! Idea Fostered By Victor
Vo0" ocke in His Attempt to Land Indian Berth
Held by Gabe Parker.

Nth the exception hs 10 the
ere uIi,,r majority details.
rel III" his strength the cloquence
AuY Au,, his knowledge OF state
o. and the inner workings or
aiia, ,s,,orr9fic party in oklahoma in
ihe "S',.,,aftyo stage, and one can
., in the distance a demo-
Nr,E rasture with innumcrable.
fau' .,rniog horses hobbled out TO
lhe ~ rot a little roughness to
maintain ne. ,,ooo u,. o,o
,,ly the most daring demo-
dared 90 step into the open. Too
I.,. ,,ere fearful that no southern
1'u' '.o could be carried by the ropub-
g., enable them to stand on
s.irr line. Then, too, the re-
nAe,rs had lust emerged from an
t..no,ioe war, go bitter that moth
.iy,iigr 20 IL had ever been en-
,,t,red i'm the southwest.
smashed Poor Edward.
g.. addition to what he did to the
.,,r,afs in general, Murray put
W.. Nr,shiug touches to the guberna-
.,,i ambitions of Lieutenant Gov
..,or NJ. Edward Trap. lie said
.sa, ali OF the present regime are
kw,rkcd and that none OF them could
~ considered acceptable.
rrspp is "thc air apparent &c
M ssat of Robertson. II any man
..sr boirrd a place. Trapp has this
ia took IN, Robertson machine out
~ IN, mry. had 1t repaired and
g,shed and sat IL up In the senate
"a rcgpcrtable member Of society.
.Jmoulshing It's keepers not to speak
,fns misdcpds or ancestry.
Al the particular time when Trapp
,,, directing his senate following
hrosgh it's PAGES. Murray was down
or me west side of the capitol build
sr telling state secrets and reveal
cc what can be expected from the
neople when n member of the pres
,pt democratic machine sticks his
head UP for office.
Il was an interesting afternoon,
dlled with spice and ginger, but un-
ristakably sorry afternoon for
gatchousp celebrities To plant guber-
ratoral hooms.
Warns Republicans.
But whilst admonishing and re-
hlking and advising democrats.
Murray hurtlcd a few chunks OF wis
GOnl AZ vic lfHNbIl'dll lii'lllbtiS : Va
the house OF representatives, one OF
which IL worthy OF political mention.
4 Foremost among them was the un'
kieuiahle fact that the republican
majority happened because the peo-
pe Of the state We're weary of eN-
,rayagances and misdeeds OF the
democratic organization. lie set
forth that II the republican house
does not stand firm for retrench-
ment and present solid front
against the Vaccinations Of the
democratic organization and its con-
irollod senate, then there would be
little use for the reublicans to make
an effort for victory in 1922.
Little more need he said as to his
advice 10 republicans. The truth
ot the foregoing paragraph is so
apparent that he who runs must un-
ders,and without an Interpreter and
there is only this to be added up to
his writing the work laid out
ly Murray is still to be done and
the workmen have not rushed over
each other in order to accomplish
their given task of the hour.
something Wrong with Machinery.
The campaign Of Alva Mcdonald
iOT republican national committee
man has gone wrong somewhere.
The meeting mentioned last week
ia.led 10 create harmony OF action
o- thought, and several OF the most
prominent Of those who fore
Galhcred al the Skirvin went home
and took the key on the inside of
'he.r domicllcs and refuse TO he
oomioHed
II wi. be recalled that Mr.. Nc
Donald went east and announced
mat that Republican State Com
ml'eoman Jim Harris selected by
'ae state committee. to be national
Committeeman, would not he rati-
fed
In truth Colonel Mcdonald made
ny statement on the authority that
Mad seen some one somcWhcr"
n ohio who had promised to have
ne republican national committee
'o..ow the Mcdonald advice.
Nhereupon Colonel Mcdonald
returned to his home at El Reno
ana gave banquet to such OF the
ucIcgdt"s 10 the national convention
'hlch nominated Harding for pres
'lehI and broke the glad tidings
unto them.
A further meeting was held in
'1s city whore Mcdonald an
"ouhced that inasmuch4 as he had
progressed 30 well, II Would proba-
Oy be as we'll for him TO be national
Committeeman.
rms was nor done until former
n4uona' Committeeman James Ne
raw had refused to accept the Nc
oUhaId apple, nor Until John Fields.
u''Vf ot the oklahoma Farmer, haG
lounced hc would not want TO
ghs 10 a party organization that
'olu refuse Harris the position. In
nun the Mcdonald candidacy was
oS% OF get in or lose out on a
-"nu'uac. AS the candidate has
"VN"ns 10 run FOR and nothing to
tiled va" "'' ''
Even ihon something went wrong.
au pyche acknowledged the Ham
s' poIItIcal leader of the state,
,a'eu 10 get on fire with enthusiasm
Jnu since that time has been so in
,I'u 'ou3 with his own private af-
a's that some of the smaller fry
1s become convinced that he l.
|S.y To oyorwork himeslf.
,Co.ohe' McDOnald's candidacy has
V'n moved back to El Reno. where
SasOr Peter Parnell Duffy, wild
ovvmocraJ threatens to put it in
ra'ah'Ine until the springtime sea
~s., @ Al this writing the Mcdonald
,as ne n'ne ~ out OF order. whether n
bss. loose or the oil all out has not
~, communicated to the capita!