The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-09

started Holland was urged onward
hy shouts Of advice from Drouot
who stood near by. The pilot had
10 bo heard above the COniuHOh.
After nearly an hour OF pickering
and suunbblIug. Mather EakcH ob-
talncd the floor and moved that
mine members be- added 10 tho com
mittcc, and that the nine additional
members he composed OF five wom-
on and four representatives of Ia
Dor. His motion brought shouts Of
approval irom tho women ana pro-
Walton faction whi.e the other side
with Just ns loud shouts opposed H.
Holland. after again listening a fow
mlautoa tu Drouof. declared tho mo-
tlon rejected, that his committee
was before the convention for either
approval or dlsapproval But EakeH
and on "A roll call vote tho walton
appealed from iiOllnrdH decision
was before tho convention for either
faction won By vote of ~ IL TO
Cb L..
Force Hollands Hand
Boatou. Holland hurriodly con-
fcrrrd with mcrbors OF tho Klan
faction ana later with members Of
tho othcr Hido. Tho committee
which was accepted aud which
named the state delegates was as
follows -. J. 1haucy Or. q. 8.
Long. Mrs T. Forrest Hayden. Ju-
Hrph Dtouut, G.. r. Byrd, Dick MIL
lor Mrs. Hyde II. 7. Buwlcs, a. y.
Harlan. John T.. Logan. - NJ Gal
Tiger. Mrs. llal Turner, Mrs Throw
er. Mrp G. !. Montgomery. Miss
Ethel cardiff. Mrs. Angel. =. II.
Vcascy Mrs. =. u. Parr william
Michael John Duke and J.. C..
Dudley
Tho 35 delegates. selected by the
committee Wcrc approved by the
convention without any disturbance.
Tho delegates arcs e. J., Holland.
O. J.. Mason, Joseph Drouot, IS. II.
Meyer, Dr @. S. Long, X. r.. Jcn-
nlngs. G. j. Wrighlsman, Mrs, Il.
Forrest Hayden, John +. Logan.
Mira. Gray Carroll. Miss Ethel Car
diff, Dr O. u. Robinaon, O. w.
Brown, q. j. CLANCY, l.. II. Veasoy,
I'D Warren, william Michael, Mrs.
Hal Turner, Harold Molds, Ralph
T.. Morley Charles Walker. Mrs. G.
j. Montgomery, Mrs. Laura Hyde,
Tate Brady, NJ A, Brccklnridgc. O.
S. Hopping, Dr. Kimball, Conn
Linn. G, n. Byrd, IL. j.. Davidson,
Harry Fair. w. 8. Rogers and w.
J.. North.
Not until after they were named
as delegates did Conn Linn and X.
L. Oob) Davidson get fully into
tho fight. They had before. been
sort OF on the outside looking In,
giving bit OF advice now and then
ana offering suggestions. but when
Daniel announced his resolution.
both OF these democratic war horses
got into tho scuffle In earnest. And
both were strongly opposed TO int
structing the delegates, tying their
hands and making tho Tulsa dele
gation and the Tulsa convention the
stock OF tho republican
press" as Conn Linn put 81.
IL was during tho fight over
Daniels resolution that the steam
roller" tactics came into fun play.
Chairman Holland always managed
to recognize tho opponents TO the
resolution and when someone start
ed Grating in favor OF tho proposal
his remarks were lost In chorus
OF shouts.
After n half hour OF bitter talk
some OF the leaders, evidently fear
ing that nm unbridgcable chnsm
would be created IL tho fight con-
tinued loudly shouted for an nd-
tournment order but their motion
went unheeded, largely due TO tho
fact that Holland was unable to
hear them because of the confusion.
Davidson Pcaccmnkcr.
Finally, Davidson moved ms n
substitute that the convention In
dorsc the democratic state ticket.
mentioning no names and that the
delegation be unlnstructed. Again
Daniels, Brady, Logan and others
started n fuss but Chairman Hol-
land overruled them, hurrledly
called for n vote on Dnvidson'a mo-