The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
OKLAHOMA POLITICS
AND POLITICIANS

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tcandldate for a uruistcri1i place
On fact Mr.. Ccisslcr dosircdWho post
as ambassador 30 Mexico. He has
pbeen at Washington for ,Hovcrnl
weeks and while he recognize that
sheTe " no longer ,-ossibllIy of one
of the big places for him, he would
still like to 40 tu SOM NJ hc south
American countries lIis chances
do not appear any tpoN good a. tnc
present writing
The other republican VINO would
serve Uncle sam abroad if Nllh'm
Hayes Fuller, McNicWtr attorney
who has becn fighter among tho
rcpubilcana since hc arrived iu Iu-
sdiAn territory q quarter ot a century
ago. Naturally ho LOOKS lnwbIo
Ncnezucli. ih' place now h,id ''
Preston McGoodWiu. l"tW'rlV an
oklahum" '!'y u'"'P'l"' "'uu
That d"'' u"' Ul'''' NV, - .' ln''
IN INC 'N'"' E.''' C,,,,',.
~ F''ns t,,t, ', dn
place A"'n' "'"'' '''7'' wv
az Wen M.i' .,. ,., ,v,.bt,o.,, n,.
Iun,. ,'. nic hnads ~ ,hc
gIL1,ns,, gLLH,i,S '''' ,,i,f,n,,s a. tho ma.
,t,rsi c,nIt.i ,rrrr doqnairtnp of
tr,nirg otit their pIacc.sooking dif-
f,cwi,ieg roloucl Amos Ewing of
Guthrt, arrived ON jho scene and
GRACEFULLY agreed 20 pour Aomo OH
ON the troubled waters. The colonel
Is not much ~ an offlccsockcr him.
self. but hc i3 auavc. has the ap-
pearnncc and thc experience 10 lead
the hnlky colts along beside him,
and can be- expected 10 SHOW ihc
hnaases how the dtticuIt iurnF arc
made at the most dang',ou7 ,ptn''7'
Are IN" iiohc t'rs turning
Sucn fcpupil'ahs ~ u" n"s "7l,,i
70 place pu' H"p ur'"u''u ~ t',t','h ,,','th,
',k,n"oii" ' ,,,,,,, ,.o,,,,'rrnh as
s'"t' ~ ~. ov ,',od 49, ,,,tnis,c, ,o
~ VIZ !" al,l"'',' rb,, il,
Va ns I.,tn,, "a, nom,
.i.an ,rntn Thorc ia nm acute
polltical situation i'm tho state and
/, requires no extraordinary astute
student TO discern It. Tho financial
crisis warrants economy IN govern
ment and the democratic admins
tratlon is demanding cNtravagancc.
The republicans are in command
of only ono house Of the legislature
ana cannot control the sltuntion
mother cnn tho democrats. for they.
Ton controI but one branch Of the
nppronriations mower of state gov
ernnent
NeIthcr can bo wholly charged
vith.a fluko I'm reduction OF the cost
and also likewise neither can
blame tho other for what did or
did not hnppen.
What about tht follows who de-
mand and care little for party? In
ordinary times this would not he a
hip ouestinn bat these ara not or
dinary times and extraordinary con
ditions are arising each year.
Democratic and republican lead
crs alike may well look toward the
future with misgivings. Just beyond
the horizon. which Is apparently
without a cloud. may be a storm
that will not be met with caucus
agreements or machine ministra-
ton OF soothing syrup.
r,o, .,,.,, ~ N
raot,ot 80, rr,o,,ds h,vo hoara
nn,hpnc ,rar, ,nrn,nr cnn.rcssn,an
~ n sio,ara ronccrnlnc his cnndi.
daov "a, ,ha nov, don,nGrni,r enhcr.
nsto,iaI nonination Unwnrd wns
.,,o,ad no hcinr an ,sni,ant vhon
hs ro,lrrd fron, conyrcas and no
has ,r,ards M ,ho s,,,c ranit,I No
one oxner,s hin, M thts nnrtic,lnr
n,omon, boyoycr for he nor any
ntbor on,sidc dcnoc,nt b,. extro.
ordinary hnsi,rss M tho state capi-
,oi ,hoso a. nm 1an,orrats ,,ho