The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

loE of Senator ], w. Harreld can
not be definitely stated.
Judge Bayard T. Hainer of
Oklahoma City, who was men
toned for some of these tudeShips
has been given a special position
outside of the state, one that pays
considerable higher salary and of
indetorminate duration.
"Tcw Are Chosen"
Another Washington dispatch con-
tained the information that Senator
John Golobie of Guthrie had failed
in his ambition to be minister to
Czecho-Slovakia, the place going TO
a man outside of the state. This
leaves but one active Oklahoma
candidate for a ministerial place
Arthur Geissler Of Oklahoma City.
He has been an active candidate
since President Harding was inau-
gurated, and has not Stacked up In
his energies That campaign has
been conducted on his own line
and at no time has there been any
newspaper notoriety connected with
Il. He has been in Washington for
| several months, and friends allege
here IL reason to belieke that he
will finally be successful.
Three out-ot-state places OF i'm
portance have been given to Okla
1OmanS--Ed Dyche Is warden OF the
federal prison at Atlanta; Judge
Iainer has a place with the depart
| nent OF justice and John Appleby
IS with the national prohibition
enforcement department. 1t Is
remarkable that all three OF those
so favored are from Oklahoma city.
There may have been minor
| appointments of Oklahomans to
ederal places outside OF the state
| but II so, they are not recalled at
| his writing.
Committee Organization Incomplete
| Chairman Alexander has not
| announced the appointment of the
| 'epublican executive committee.
| The state committee empowered
the chairman to select these mem
| Ners, and they are to choose the
| secTetsry-treasurer Four names
| are mentioned for this last Office
| Tom Balleu OF GCary, Ed Ingram OF
| 'iingfisher, Senator Roy Harvey or
| Gerry, and j, d. Norton Of Okla
homa city, the latter having been
| ill!ug the position since John
! Appleby left 10 assume federal
office.
II is natural to assume that the
! successful candidate viii be actually
designated bv Chairman Alexander
because OF HIS authority to name the
Executive committee. He has made
no announcement az 10 his choice,
| 1ther than 10 tell anxious inquirers
hat he will seek the biggest repub-
! lican he can find that will accept
| the appointment.
! In fact the chairman Is not do
! Ing much in the conversational
| Inc. As a politician he has Old
| Man Silence marked off the board,
| but il can not be denied that his
Experiences in Oklahoma have been
lrather successful.
II In also true that Oklahoma
! republicans have accepted the
leadership OF the new chairman with
lgood feeling and for the first time
I'm more than n decade the repub-
liCan editors Of the state are agreed
that the dove OF peace promised
to rOost on the roof OF the party
porch. How long this can con-
tinue Is a matter OF conjecture for
peace doves and Oklahoma polite
ians have been estranged for the
past several years, this apylying
lalike to republicans and democrats.
land even the socialists have had
their party differences on smaller
scale.
The Gore Ghost.
Thomas Pryor Gore is in Wash =
ington but his ghost is with us.
The senator Is not making a noise,
| other than TO occasionally warn his
lparty managers that straight
'couBe and one relying on the