The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-10
JOIN HENRY HOLES.

who ls John Henry Holcs2
The question has become ono ~ considerable
interest, because John Henry. n8 a contributor
10 Tho World during the compoIru. aroused
moro curiosity than any othpr unknown figure
In the campaign. And because ~ dispose
ton on the part of some TO make it appear
that John Henry was fiction Of The World
office and herewith is presented his parting
oplstlc II seems proper to relate mo story.
shortly after the campaign began In earnest
The world received a communication from
Oklahoma city signed. John Henry Boles. II
West Third" which u did not hesitate to give
n position In its Barometer ot Public opinion
This communication was rcmarkablc, no loss
because OF It's ultra radical viewpoint than the
amazing command OF adjccuyes and adyorbs
displayed by tho writer.
As our readers know. this initial communi-
cation was followed by several Others, all
mailed Mt Oklahoma city. aud all giving the
came address until other correspondents pub
llshcd the fact that the address given waa tho
address OF the oklahoma Leader, the Berger
paper. that Ia the official organ OF the recon-
sructlon league
other communications followed. but the
street address was omitted these came Just as
sans otreet address but with poToftice address
plain At the time the letters first attracted
attention, several OF the employees oc The World
composing room said they knew Bolos as u ao-
clnllst agitaior who had figured in other sensa-
tonaI incidents In tho state. Then came tho
report that no such man John Henry
Roles resided in oklahoma city
Tho world hns been Fomewhat porploxed
about tho whole affair II has no means OF
knowing whether "John Henry Bolcs" Is
genuine or fictitious name, but II can and does
solcmnly aver that the letters thus signed we're
all genuine communications from someone mail
Ing at oklahoma CITY and entirely unknown to
tho editor That that someone was employed
in the Leader office aud was a part OF tho re-
construction staff, SCENE to be proven. not only
by the circumstances stated, but by the adms-
slons OF Boles in his latest communication.
especially the one presented herewith;
Editor world: + told you so' ! predicted
tSonsnnd. on and stated that | would not be
surprised II It reached one hundred thou
Yes YOU crooks said that only Catholics,
and tho un-Amcrlcau element would vote
for walton. We'll there are lot ot ms
kind eh? Yes the Nockroaches were
great help to walton We used that as
whip to drive" thousands into gamp that
K0wnrdly Kontcmptihlc Kockrohchcs are
DEFUNCr SO FAR as Doing anything In
this state is concerned, The combination
we eocialls, leaders put against YOU was
imprc enable. Waltons pronounced anias~
Thousands OF votes aud, besides. the people
~ oklahoma want the shawnee platform
and nre fired Of HARDING times. Even old
J. j. McGraw couldn't turn the Catholics
from the man they know rs the best friend
the catholic church aud all other ehnrche,
cXceut those that are dominated ana
actuatod by the Kockrooch spirit ever had.
Tho common people, the uu-AWerctns'
l.. r4rIf fu ItDrFH Hrflrt.
roach clement" 10 IN tho saddle, The pIu-
tocrauc properucd class that have boon
giving labor unions aud radicals ana tathur
Hes hell for 10 years viii got q dose Of their
own medicine
today. Think I did cor rothor helped ~
dol pretty good sob OF lt don't Nou2
pass on to other fields Of labor--go on 20
arouse and instgaic the working masses
ana the victims OF rcligious discrimination
and tyranny to rise IKE lions auer ".um-
ber Ia unvanqulshahlc number, shake your
chains TO earth like dew. which in sleep
have fallen on you We are many They
The revolutionary spirit is abroad I'm the
land, Walton's sweeping victory is only am
indication of the general trend ot Thought
among tho masses OF Americans. The rad
cal organizations are preparing 20 turn hun
dreds Of agltalors abroad I'm this country
what we few have done for oklahoma. Rc-
member, that It was We radicals who
combod THE state from end to end meet
lng the workers ana farmers personally,
in their homes ana at thcr work talking
over with them tho grave problems that at-
feet their welfare and interest, that put
walton over The efforts ot the kuWurdly
Kontcmpuhe EonspUators to stir mp ry-
Ugious strife and hltrui was tho boom
erang that helped us considerably or the
approximately thirty -right thousand Catho.
uc votes IN this state am prepared fu posl-
lively state that Walton received anyway
thirty thousand of thcm-rtlly more than
that but that is a conservative figure Tho
real strength. though. came from the classes
we radicals reached with our "propa-
gauda'
The broad humanitarian Christian spirit
manifested by the masses ut Catholics IN
this state is the most wonderful thing I
have seen In years, II indicates growing
sentiment favorable 20 those whom they
know are their best friends, The radical
proletarlat This combination OF oppressed
and ostraClsed Catholics and downtroddeu
and exploited workers and farmers win
sweep the country--the first time the ma
uonal opportunity comes All hail!
Trusting that you and the jackass read
crs and contributors OF The Barometer coll