The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

movement toward naval demon
stratlon. while "A war is not far on
A great amount of rain seems,t
be forecast for the remainder ~
the spring.
Persons whose birthdate n rs have
the augury OF prosperous year, II
they exercise care and foresight
Children born on this day may bs
determined, persistent and ind
vidualistic. These subjects Of Aries
have Mars as a principal ruler.
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other Oklahomans very bitterly pro.
testing. The opposition was not due
TO cnmity to Wright so much as h
was coming because he is really an
official and knew what some of hs
opponents sought and why so
sought
Newspaper dispatches relate ths,
there is a probability Of Ed Dyche
of oklahoma City becoming internal
revenue collector for the state. i
could happen and therefore the d..
patches are entitled TO have 20 Der
cent Credence. Dyche is the heir.
apparent to the Jake Hamon politI.
cal estate and has some local poUtl.
\ conference Is being held n
Washington this week and q .s
stated that Oklanoma's political pie.
hunters will be told what may hap.
pen after IL ia all over.
Students of Oklahoma politics
understand what has allied the state
in n federal way for these many
years-when one man is about 10
get something, the fellows who do
not like MIN Immediately bombard
the appointing power with kilograms
asserting that the one TO he favored
is three degrees worse than horse
thief, and let II go at that. Demo.
Gratis and republicans have played
that game and IT has succeeded in
keeping the state from cutting a
wide swain in the federal field Of
politics
A New Alliance.
But while we reflect on what has
happened and who may or may not
be the recipient OF appointiyc favor.
perhaps II Will be well TO again call
attention to what may be new po-
litical coalition in Oklahoma.
Everybody admits that last week
there was evidence that Oklahoma's
governor was Gin a close place. \
mouse investigating committee has
gathered what IL alleged 10 be facts
very condemnatory to the governor
80 important that proof Of the
assertions meant that the governor
could not longer hold his exalted
place.
No sensible person will assert as
to whether the committee had the
facts claimed. but all right think
ing people VIII admit that there
should have been hurried effort
on the part OF both accuscrs and the
accused to have brought forth d
rightful determination.
Tho World mas editorially com.
mented on the DETECTION Of the rc.
publicanS who refused 20 allow %
determination Of the case. Take a
look at the map and ascertain whore
they came from and II will be Casr
to surmisc that perhaps the deica4"d
and discredited democratic sMic
machine is in league wita one fac
tion Of the republicans.
II is wei to remember that part
sanism Of this day Is not what .
was even 20 years ago. Bryan fc''
ont with the big democrats ard
sulked in his tent. Tho fureEathr.-
ers and faultfinders declared that
Bryan mad passed from the political
stage. Yet he represents moro in.
dividual strength than any other
democrat. That is used to illustrate
tho point that Warren G. Harding
president and supposedly ultra re-
publican, declared in speech that
he wanted "a government which
recognized tne constitution and
would not endure one-man power
Should the president carry that
ST tltHn1anf a - Iif4ru1
he would he the greatest demogra.
since Jefferson, and still lot or
folks would not understand thai
names do not make government
changes-they do not even rcrd.
that Jefferson was republican ana
wrote that this is not democrat
FORM OF government. So Therefore,
II Is not unreasonable 10 fortut,'
that mere in Oklahoma there VIII
nave to be "A change in things. Very
certainly there IL In western Okla
hoina n sentiment among the oId
time-servers OF the republican t1Lh
TO destroy Senator llarrold. TO
accomplish this, they would destroy
Jim Harris-break down the p1r''
organization. From vote getting
standpoint, that party would pos
slhly he able to carry a township
S''t WV NAllh WIN Inv wv hl''' l..'
erfully centralized state democrat
machine, It might camouflage sufii'
cicnt TO win a victory.
II has been hitherto suggested IN
these articles that those who fatien
At the gate of the state treasury wear
their politics loosely--in truth, OF
late years some OF those fatt"rint
have worn no political garment q,
fed and fed and went on
tattened indeed.
Under our system OF selecting
nominees for state office, man can
II he be popular, hope TO be nom.-
mated for governor at the trivial eye
perse OF sl25,000. If he be a bone
head and has no personal folloWiuI
i costs moro than that. II follow
hat a governor feels kindly 10 'iNt
boys" who contribute 10 this dram
on the purse whilst he is being made
governor. II Is true that governor
nave been nominated whore tn'
Train was not so heavy, and sue.
might happen again, but that cost
will strike n fair average.
This leads up TO the "invls.b.'
That does not always spell evil f"f
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