The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-05
GOVERNOR WINES
JUST LIKE A KID
FIELDS RET0RTS
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cntlrc ticket than Mayor Walton.
certainly and ne can't bc blamed
whom Walton comes OUT and says
ne supports tho democratic platform
constructed at oklahoma city Espc-
'Cully does ne support that tirst
plank, iudorsluE tho present state
administration Tor ITS wonderful 90.
.u,lpuDy and honesty iu office. The
Republicans win expose the state
house crew and the democrats won't
no lose walton would be fatal The
governor wants to save his hide,
when the democratic nominee is
here. ask him which one Of the plat
forms b" really is running on, ho
comes out now and says that he ie
lirrcVoCubly Tor the Oklahoma city
platform, but adds that he Is also
for anything else that ne has ever
supported. Yes no In for the OKLA
homa city platform. but he Is also
for the famous shawnee platform,
Where the two platforms conflict eN-
Cept as TO plank one, he is for the
Shawnee platform. Leave out plank
| one OF both OF them ana with him
the shawnee platform goes. And
| the condition OF the alliance OF the
! two gangs was that the present state
house crew was to have immunity.
| on that point the Oklahoma city
| platform goes. And IL you want
| NA,ton's platform, take plank one OF
| the oklahoma City platform, tack
! IL 10 the shawnee platform In plncc
OF the present plank one, aud you
/ have H. An effO.t to fool the demo-
cratic voters and still please the So
! clali,ts and radicals, tho same thing
that was done In North Dakota. vote
| against the democratic machine II
you would vote against Russianism
and the red bug"
woodward County for Fields.
Preparations here were in charge
| OF Hal Alexander. county chairman
and Charles Swindall. national COM
| mitteemHn Swindall, who was de-
| featcd for the congressional nomina-
| tion by Milton c. CARRIER, acted M
| chairman and introduced Fields.
/ Woodward county according to both
! Alexander and Swindall. and several
! democratic leaders, Will go strong
| for Fields
Tho two republican leaders say
that the county Is excellently organ
tied and that the entire state ticket
will go over big. Tho congressional
tagonism. locally. but Swlndnll de-
clares that the fight Is not serious
and VIII have absolutely no III effects
on the state ticket. Most OF tho lead
| ing democratic farmers In the coun-
| ~ are openly supporting Flelds and
many OF them are working for him.
according to Swipdnll. The News
| Bulletin. independent newspaper
! owned and edited by n democrat, ]
| G. Thomas. ~ for Fields stronger
| than horsoradlsh" and Thomas says
| that his observations Low that the
| entire county is that way. This coun-
| ty is I'm much better financial Condi-
! tlon than most OF tho territory COW
cred last week by Fields and while
| the unusual drought here has dam
aged crops the farmers are I'm bet
/ ter shape than those in other sec
tions In this part OF tho state.
Page Campaigning Quietly.
The Fields party was Joined here
/ today by Or. w. II. McWilllams of
Miami, republican candidate for the
corporation commission, While not
speaking publicly. Doctor McWll-
| liams IS conducting n personal cam
paign and said today that he waa
highly optimistic. Irwin Page, re-
. IAVtANhl NfAtlbiAANN ANl 'NfA'' NA''hN
urer, is I'm about the same boat Page
has acted as general!ssmo OF tho
Fields party and intends to continue
with Fields throughout tho state
campaign. He has talked once OF
twice but tells his audiences that
his campaign cannot be made from
tho stump az he IL no speaker
However" he says, Il want youl
votes and | promise you one thing
that tho state treasury under mS
administration, n am elected, wont
be run az It has IN the past. II will
be run for the state, not for me on
for the benefit OF 4 few banks who
want their hooks In, for there wont
be any hooks In II ! am elected"
Fields and his party left this after.
nooL for AlvH, Woods county, where
the candidate spoke tonight. 4
good crowd was also expected there
Fields speaks IN Mcdford and New
kirk Tuesday lie was the guest OF
honor OF the woodward chamber OF
commerce at luncheon Monday
noon Rev II. N, Walker OF tn
First Presbyterian church and Rev
ID. /. Logrouo. district superintend
cnt Of tho Methodist church, botl
commend Fields as "a man whom s
Is privilege TO support for gov
crnOr,