The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

N'''' l''l ilt'llldls
county or s'ste, shall paes ary ,ss.
oIution endorsing or rorH.i.,tn,
any present or past demo.ra.iS
administration.
That would dispose of the Ip.y r.,
c!thcr endorsing or c1oI.,1,,,,.
Governor Robertson. ANA ,1,, b,
thons the high peaks I'm .l. r,x'
democratic Conclave. 'N
Down in rittshurg COUNTY obs,o
the der Ocrats h,ld q l1upf.o,, ,,y. /,
week they jumped ;ho i,age n ND
other direction, endorsing 'gU s,a,"
democratic admlnistI..tloua.'
IL Is easy 10 discern that our GOV.
ernor is not going to be enlbarrosssl
WIN such cu'ogios ny the onro.nin,
democratic meetings as 20 make (,
impossible TO Tile them wIthlu, hjr,
iilg new house to pu. them in
however. in the event th1, the rcy,
Dig democratic confcrcuc, does In.
uprse the governor, Tine NlIil car.
respondent herewith mI<os 4ppl,.
Cdtlon an Is candilIfa for the
chaIrnansnip Of the romyi,taa an
resolutions, asserting I'm 3rpopr,l,,
such candidacy tina: he has aIways
Willingly and faithfully ken. oi,-
governors name to tn. fnrr
Governor Robertson has not n,ada
a public statement as 20 his rcorr,p.
Hd'ion attitude. His three intimate
friends say that he is opposed 70
| any kind of a preferential convon.
tlon, although - Is known 10 be
decidedly unfriendy 10 Chairm,n
Lafayette. These ono-timc insepa.
rable friends now travel in different
directions, and have been going tina,
way for so long thai they are now
a long distance apart.
Notwithstanding these past differ
ences, they must have some thiSS
IN common and It is quite wcrS
known that the old guard democrats
VINO are trying TO whip the party
INTO shape would all bo very glad L
the governor and the stat, chairman
would go off somewhere, together
or otherwise and not com, back
until all Of the old errors had been
corrected and at least part ot the
old wounds healed .
The governor has been at the cap
itol for four day believed 20 be-
/ record when the Legislators W,rC no.
present TO keep him down under the
executive table, a sort of storm ce,'
lar.
Received His Fathers Blrs-inc.
I one honest -to-gOOduuss unnnur0
candidate for governor is u. n WI.
, son, state superintendent ~ schools
! for tn" past 10 years. Ilo has hal
| his regular" announcements In 'ype
! for several weeks but Withheld Y
/ until he could visit with % very dear
! friend at Ponoa City, a municipality
4 state superintendent was more pro-
| 1ounced I'm his uttcranco On tho oi'
| feet that he had decided after con-
sulting with friends. 10 he 20 canil-
! date for the democratic gIhnrna'
/ torial nomination.
Regular reading matter notice
! that Mr.. Wilson "af'cr 'ho very
! earnest request Of hi numerous
/ friends, etc. may ho expected -
! one Of the. late summ'r features
| This will prcCipi'ato other 'arE
| statements about the people h,'V
! out with clubs to make other s''''T
! mon run for governor ana ''' ',"- :
J palgn Of 1929 will in truth A"4 '''
| open about tho first day ot S'N."m'
! Der, \. u. 1921.
Mention previously made o., ','
, democrats Of Pittsburg county '.'I
/ ing a meeting can he ''''
meaning that those heroes are l''
/ temnting 10 get Banker So" N'..,
/ to be "A candidate for g'N' nor ,
! has been putting hl' TOO. ". III,
| democratic gubornatori'' n''l az
spring, and having threats s''' .!
| that he might asniro 20 '." ~,
He has lot OF morr' ana ri.
real going qualities Nnft'f'T. ~,
/ candidacy would spoil the p .'I,
SOUP for no less person 1+'
former Chief Jus'io" IhN"' a,
! owen. whose c1ndidagF. %. ,,I,s
| modcstlv backed by F'dtr"' '"t-,
| r. I. williams. NJ lo1s' 'H-
govarnnr's big licutouor'S f7v" NJ.
lowed /. TO become believe"
I rorner mostor was anxious a." .'N,
! 10 ho the democratic EN'''
nominee. y,.,or-
Morley was n memhcr ~ G.r. G,,-.,s
nor Williams state board oi ro
and was later made warden .' o.
state nenitentiary at MDA ~
fore Morley was n state on. ..b.
was n banker down IN ''' D. A
eastern part Of the state a-..,,. nv :
hecr n s.ror-- supporter ~ N'.''"-
in tho early dav political h-.o ,
the Indian territory, II Is Nh,N .,,
sonahlc 10 surmise that me l'-' "a
iurist and tho McAlester hln1,.'r,.
stul very warm friends. coh,'i me
" the advent Of Noi''N ...r-
r~horratorial oarn1it' mis- .,,,
that about half 4 IN" owe, ,..., md
had sounded the rotroa aga.
departed for all time. ,.,.... ,r,uld
| Put the Morley cand dl,2,I,gyrEq,N
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