The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
WALTON HEADING
PARADE RECEIVES
NO CHEERS HERE

campaign fund, although Jackson
vchemehtly insists 1t was only
81 900.
Where jackson Comes In.
More than this, there Il an au-
thenuc report which will not be
quieted that Walton and Jackson
have "A secret understanding which
IN no longer secret that in thank
ful consideration OF Jackson'a
needed financial and social support
OF the mayor. Walton. II elected will
obliginRly make jackson tho recon
s'ruction candidate for governor
four years hence.
This agreement, according 10 the
report was reached IN recent
meeting OF Walton. Jackson. Hugh
johnson and others at Oklahoma
City. They Immediately laid their
case before the socialist court OF Pat
Nagle, tne'r peerless leader. After
considerable sober contemplation h
consented to the plan.
Just where the democratic party
enters this scheme OF things has not
been decided by the reconstruction
leaders. but II doubtless will be
given some miner role that will not
conflict with their carefully pre-
studiously written to cover political
activities in Oklahoma for many
years TO come
$500 at Convention Hall.
The crowd at convention hail was
accura tcly estimated at 1900. Ac-
cording TO j. +. prothero, manager
OF the building. the are 2.g0i sta
tionary seats. About one hundred
aa kn hah l
ton, and approximately three
hundred more stood nj the
rear No one was turned away
Walton's talk was perhaps the
weakest political discourse ever
heard here. Virtually all import
ant Issues in the present campaign
were eyaded by the speaker. who
bitterly arraigncd John Fields
whlskers and his manner OF dress.
Walton emphatically insisted he does
not like Fields shirt, his hat, his
coat'or his trousers. The applause
was frequent.
lie sulkcd childlshly because John
Fields does not rush madly up TO
him every time they meet on the
streets OF oklahoma City and greet
him with a fond embrace. To show
his great affection for Fields and TO
prove that, according TO his own
words, hey "would not say a word
against Inn opponent" he exploded.
After That Jackass."
I'm after that bewhlskered. pro-
English jaCkass. I've seen him
change clothes three times a day."
Walton failed TO announce the hid
Ing place from which he watched
Fields make these alleged changes.
Walton announced that Tulsa has
given me the most wonderful recep-
tion | have had ia this campaign
Observers commented that IL this
was the largest crowd he has adj
dressed or the most imposing parade
staged In his honor, about 80 per
cent of the reports emanating from
his headquarters about past meet
ings are rank fabrlcations
IT won't hold IL against Tulsa that
you have here that barnacle, the
Tulsa World" he fumed. "Musko-
gee has a newspaper almost as bad.
but our own city has the rottenest
one OF all, the Daily Oklahoman.
When you read in The world tomor-
row morning that only 800 persons
heard me, don't believe It,"
The reconstruction nominee effer-
vesced freely over reports that he
uses profane language. He defied
the poison squad" to prove he
carries water Oh both shoulders"
He even slowed himself into such a
seething rage that he threatened 10
whip anyone who wondered whether
he threw his Masonic emblem into
the dirt and crushed it with his heel
Besides" he socialistlcated, II
am an Arkansaw democrat, and ]
am also Jeffersonian democrat"
Wilson Almost Kissed Him
Walton described the horrifying
scene enacted in his office at Okla
homa City when Bob" Wilson
rushed into his presence near the
close OF the campaign, tearfully
jerked OFF his coat and heroically
announced, I'm fer y'u Jack-Im
a demmycrat" The speaker did not
state that Wilson Immediately after
ward left for Texas To remain dur
ing the campaign at the bedside of
a sick relative.
The constitutional democrats are
the ones that have always opposed
me-" he sulked. They even pre-
vented the deepening OF the Arkan-
sas river" Then seeking TO change
the good fellowship that exists be-
tween Tulsa and Oklahoma city into
hatred he charged that citizens Of
the capital are constantly conspiring
against Tulsa that II an industry
tries to locate IN Tulsa they seek TO
divert IN to oklahoma City and, fall
ing in this. chase Il out of the state.
I've licked the constipated demo-
Gratis six timcs-and | can lick EN-
again" he fretted.
WiIdcrnvss of Promises.
The reconsiruCtIonist promised To
decrease rates charged by public
services companies and then increase
their taxes. How he can bring about
this change remains a mystery to
most of his hearers, who had
thought such matters are handled
by the courts and not by individuals.
He promised that II elected he
will Change the financial center OF
oklahoma from Main and Robinson
oklahoma city, to the state capitol. |
whore he and his associates expect |
to handle the states finances ac-
cording TO their own inclinations |
and with their own hands.
He frankly admitted THAT whom |
ever a majority OF Oklahomas