The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-31

sustaining more loss than others. II
consequently follows that men and
women who do not seek office are
not holding party lines any too
sroutly, and no ono can fOre9ec what
the future may bring forth. The
now voter, and suffrage brought
thousands Of them, is not welded to
the party of Lincoln or of Jeffer-
son and for that reason OTganlZl-
tion plans do not count 80 much as
a campaign Of education. In Urdi-
nary times politics and business are
not so closely related, but with for
tunes slipping and mortgages being
forecloscd men take kindly t. the
idea of government doing somethins
to relieve congested conditions.
\ New Marshal.
Alva Mcdonald of FL Reno IA now
marshal for the western federal dis
trict His position was won over ths
protest OF many in his own party,
hut he starts ~ a couciliatory Off
ciaL not Standing as partisan OF
any faction. Frank Wright, former
newspaper editor at Lawtou and
long prominent in oklahoma terri
torial days Is among his deputies.
Some of the moro stern repub-
licans objected to McMonald bo-
cause he was tho head of the bull
moose party in l9l2 and 1914, bu,
he was re-blpti1od into the party In
1916 ana sine that time has been {.
very voCiferous republican.
This closes the list Of major ap-
pointmcnts for the state. william
Hayes Fuller of McAlestcr and
Arthur Gcis9lor OF Oklahoma city
both seek South American appoint
ments, ana may obtain them but
h.. 1'.. . s.,
stand outside OF the state and state
politicians can be OF little assist -
ancc TO them. Such places are usual
" given to the states where rcpub-
lican maiOrltios are more certain
than Is true Of Oklahoma. but po-
li',cal lightning might strike either
or both of the gentlemen mentioned.
1t is true that Judge William
Maurer of +. Reno has not yct oc-
uupicd the chair Of district attor-
ucy for the west side, but ne will
rct that place, and tho story Of ok
lahoma's participation in the big re
publican pie will have boon written.
Trouble May Follow.
The appointoo slate rs ever hard
10 write on. The republican vote OF
oklahoma Is iu the eighth and First
congressional districts, and they have
been sOrciy neglected by tho APP
pointing power, Tho Eighth district
is always republican. II was not
oven considered for major place,
aud Tulsa which event hog wild" for
the republicans last year. is slated
| for the cold Ice box insofar as re-
| latcs 10 appointments.
The big places went TO tho demo-
cratic congressional district. the
| sixth, Third, Fifth ana Second, The
most onthuSlastic republican win
not affirm there Is mluCh probability
| OF those districts getting into the re-
publican column next Year. with tho
! possible exception Of the Second. Tho
great republican vote must come out
OF the Eighth and First districts, and
| there Is ever danger that tho boys
| doing the voting win wonder why
| those just watching the voting being
| done should profit At tho expense ot
| the voters That disease often sweeps
away mlloritios ana reNumtluUizcs
| politics when least expected
Districts VIII Count.
| II is now evident that tho dofont-
| cd democratic congressional aspir-
! ants will aEain be before tho voters
next year and II Is very probable
| that tho republican congressman will
again be nominated. II will ho the
| old race over again In almost every
| district. although 1t Is now believed
| that senator Clara Nichols will he
| a candidate I'm the Second district
against former ConCrcssman Hast
,ngs. but the nomination odds APP
| pear TO favor Hastings
| All of these candidates will have
/ 20 get along moro chelply than was
true year ago Thore viii be ne
| Hamou millions, real or imaginary
! The democrats will not have the
same source Of supplies as they had