The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
WALTON IGNORES
WHEEZY MACHINE
SEMANS DIRECTS

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machine. the league was sent to
watch the game from the bledchors.
Tho machinery is safe, There win
be no non-partisan business next
time, with control OF the organizs-
tlon from state chairman down TO
the individual voter. I'm the hands of
the old guard that neither dies nor
surrenders.
The othor bureaus are Incidental
ephcmcral, evanesCcnt. Direction OF
publicity was given to a walton man,
Louis Lot'lore, who Is entirely with
out experience in the profession, This
viii nCcessitate some one else doing
thu work The speakers bureau was
cleft In twain, one piece going TO
J. Berry King and the other to O. \.
Brewer. King, who managed George
shorts campaign, ia TO have what is
called the business speakers bd-
reau," while Brewer will manage
the farmers speakers bureau"
The exact status OF these two bu-
reaus has not yet been intelligently
defined; but IL may be assumed that
there Is to be one bunch of speakers
for the intelligencia aud another
bunch for the prOletariat. King and
Brewer are charged with the respon-
sibil!ty OF seeing that they do not
get mixed. The King speakers will
be asked to stand on the stockyards
platform. while tho Brewer orators
win declaim upon he~Shawnee in
strument, using words with no more
than three letters. with two plat
forms. two varieties OF campaign
speeches and seven headquarters, IL
would seem that everybody should
be satisfied.
Too Many Bureaus,
The group system is further car
ried out by the establishment OF Il
railroad bureau. a farmers bureau,
a labor bureau, ana a business bu-
reau. Small wonder that It requires
a whole floor at a hotel, with rooms
fun of bureaus and bureaus full OF
rooms Each bureau is potential
headquarters. and mSy, upon reach
ing sufficient maturity. move Off and
'oCcupy another hotel
what will the league dor The
answer has been given by no less a
figure than walton, who gays that
the league will continue td function
as though there were no democratic
campaign organization. A. a matter
Of fast, 1t has never considered doing
anything else. It's headquarters IN
busy for many months, ana will be
busy for many more. Its plan ia TO
continue the work OF organization
during the fan and winter, and until
n can emerge with clear majority
OF the democratic registered voters.
Meanwhile, II will wurk for Walton
and the nominees on the democratic
ticket which It indWsed Prelimi-
nary TO this, IL expects to send d
QUESTIONABLE to each nominee, for
the purpose OF placing the candidate
on record as to the demands OF the
Shawnee platform. a few candidates
are expected TO survive. Most Of them
will have heart failure.
The state administration got more
candidates o. thc :;ckst than the
league, and may also send out n
questlonnaire. In case the ticket Is
successful, five Of the principal state
offices will be filled by men who
were appointees OF Governor Robert
son. These are: Colonel Sneed, sec
retary OF state: George Short. attor-
ney-general; A. s. j. shaw. state
treasurer: c. {. Childsrs, state audi
tor; r. w. Hardin. insurance com
missioner. In addition TO these, who
were all his appointees, the governor
was favorable TO John WhitehurEt, |
president of the board Of agricul-
ture. No other governor has been
able to pull Oft such an exhibition. |
Robertson's appointees will control
the board OF equalization, the school !
land board and all other ex-Officio |
state boards and commissions for the
next four years, II the ticket should
win Therefore It IL quite appropri-
ate that the governor should send
out a QUESTIONABLE TO Frank Carriers
and Fred Parkinson, asking them II
they fully indOrse his adminlstra-
tlOn and are willing to stand on his
stockyards platform, As 10 Walton,
the governor was for him; but plank
one Is yet floating about and Jack
threatens 20 salvage II. Therefore.
the mayor may get n questionable.
Be II said, when discussing groups,
that the governor has some little
group himself. lie seems clearly to
be entitled TO bureau at headquar-
ters
Baxter Taylor, who wrote either
the declaration OF independence or
the stockyards platform--it doesn't
matter which--is to make speeches
during the campaign on the probable
whereabout OF Fred Dennis and the
bank guaranty fund. He is also
expected TO tell how plank one was
lost off the load.
To save coal n Japausese railroad
In experimenting with n locomotive
in which tho exhaust steam hpats