The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
STATE WRECKERS
PICKED WALTON
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improvements, machinery and Inn
plements OF $4,000.
won't Be Any Core.
Tax what would be left" Fields
raid, "and you Will not have enough
money 10 pay your teachers And
there's another thing about this
school business. That ia tho text
book plank In tho Shawnee plat
form that l want TO give You the
straight OF. The shawnee platform
would have the state print the text
books to he sold to the school siia-
tricts to the furnished 10 students
Tree. BY the time you bought text
books from tho state with your hard
earned money which would 10 to-
ward keeping this North Dakota gang
supplied with Jobs you wouldn't
have enough left TO repair your
school houses with.
And on top Of that. when YOU ret
those state-printcd textbooks. you
VIII probably find that the text on
ciVll government has been written
by Pat Nagle and that william Mad
ison Hicks, that champion draft
evader who got out of the Atlanta
penitentiary Just In time 10 get I'm
To the campaign for Walton, viii
have written "a history OF America
pnrt In tho great war"
Fields campaign today carried
him into one Of the ricugN agrIr4.-
tural districts Of the state and into
the famous mining section In tho OK
tremc northeastern corner OF the
state. with the Kansas line five
miles 20 the north and tho Missouri
line three miles 10 the east The
Fields party was shown over one
Of the best producing sections OF the
state during his campaigning ana
on the second lap passed near u zinc
mine whore over million dollars
worth of ore wac stacked on top OF
the ground, awaiting shipment TO
market.
Mayor McWllliams was In charge
of the Fields party today and pre-
coding Fields nt each stop he spoke
In the Interest OF his own candidacy
for corporation commissioner.
Also a member OF tho Fields party
today was Grant Victor OF Alton,
former United states marshal for
the eastern district of oklahoma
and now a member OF the state sol.
dicrs hospital commission. Victor
IN not candidate but he ia actively
engaged in campaigning for Fields
ana the republican ticket
q, i. NJ Zimmerman. farmer liv-
Ing near Miami. said that Victor was
mainly responsible for the straight
cuing out OF Ottawa county. After
months OF work by himself aud Vic
tor he said, the republicans OF OF
tawa county got fair treatment Mt
the polls In 1890 for the first time In
years.
Ottawa county, according 90 Zlm-
merman, normally democratic. viii
80 iuto tho Fields column with a
majority OF from $500 10 5000
votes. Practically the entire vote OF
the miners, who are unorgaulgod
the business map'a vote aud his
portion OF tho farmers vote will be
cast for Fields. Zimmerman saws.
only IA few farmers have been found
who are decided TO support walton.
ono OF the feathers IN the poliu-
cal cap OF Ottawa county Topuhli-
rnn organization, workers say is
their success I'm obtaining for rclda
the support OF Jim l.obisou, an Ark
nnsas democrat hoad OF the Miami
Royalty corporation. the hsErst
mining producing firm in the state.
Robson, they s1v, ONDris au oN.
tremely heavy Influence over tnrcr
thouRand or more voters.
In connection with Robleou's po-