The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29

him, has occnsoned no little comment but IL
due no doubt. 90 that political strategy" for
which tho Tulsa member of tho firm ls so well
known.
The apoetasy Of tho Brndy. Meyers publica-
tiona ls convincing testimony that tho demo-
cratic scntiwent in their respective counties IL
Overwhelmingly against the rccona'ructlon-so-
ciaist candidate and leaves scarcely a single
democratic publication Of even the second grade
IN the roconstruction-socialist camp.
Tho Muskogco Times. Democrat, Of course.
makes some pretcnao Of advocating tho walton
candidacy but II IL a case ~ damning with
faint praise. and s apparently due to de-
termination 10 remain regular. Tho most out
standing Newspaper support of the reconstruc-
ton-eoclalist movement is in Tulsa. where the
afternoon paper has deliberately passed under
tho yoke Of rccopatrucilonism by lonulng ITSELF
completely to r. NJ McCuntock. n former
Towney Lieutenant In North Dakota and hand
and glove with the radical elements which man
the roconstuction headquarters at Oklahoma
city.
However this onnno, bc cnrscd us demo-
cratic newspaper support, since THE publication
has nevcr been acceptable to tho democrats Of
the state any more than was the democratic
party of Oklahoma acceptable 60 II. until
hmerusor Nsrlo walton and the Robertson
wing OF the party gained tho control
In boiling the reoonstruction-Hocialist cnndi-
date for governor, Editor Meyers Of the Me
Aloster Nows-Cnpitnl said;
Tho campaign In Plttsburg county is now
Candidates are dovoting much Of their
time 10 "a thorough canvas OF voters and
meetings are being held nightly In difteront
country prccincts whcro issues are dis
cusscd. pro ana con. by candidates from df-
fercnt parties.
Notwithstanding differences OF opinion
among democrats Hs To- whether tho demo-
cratic party can sway ils self enough to take
under its wings Hocialistlc doctrine that its
candidate for governor stands for. there will
bo no division Of vote ON candidates for
county offlcoa In ptttsburg county
We are normally democratic by an over
wholming majorlty-and we are back 10
normalcy' II not In reality Just htle
This means democrats should poll the
hcavIcst vote ever recorded In this county
There rs no tght except against those who
surrender the flag Of democracy to persons
who would carry II hand IN hand with tho
chance wave the rcd fng above the
that democracy has always loved aud VIII
never surrender,
The News Capital advocates tho election
AFTER the name OF j. g. Walton Is passed
10 those nominees who stand squarcly upon
the democratic platform.
Lots of pittsburg county farmers haven't
boon doing y,ry .well during the past sea
son or two, but think of the lovely advice
that is being handed out 10 them by poll
tlcans.
And rs all FREQ,
However. most adults are not gulifhir
as some believe and when soCiaiistic theories
Rrc offered them, as are many this cam
palgn, there are hundreds who are going
to do some thinking. and then not bite ON
the halt iondered them.
During prior futile attempts to ram 90
Calistic pills down the throat ot farmers to
cure agricultural ills, n was always qunck
doctor that prescribed the remedy This
year change took place and along came n
medicine man, Jazz muSc accompanying,
and In regular Old fashioned city-shcker
style. offered the remedy under guSo OF
democracy pills that for generations had
cured farmers ills,
Luckily there are many keen-eyed men
In the case of Jack Waltun's Farmer Rem
cdy, tho signature of the democratic party
is lacking, aud none Is genuine without that
signature on the label
That's why the lovely advice offered by
Wnltons campaign speakers is falling 20
hopdwlnk farmers
Al are looking Tor the label OF democracy.
hut the change OF the wrapper TO a yellow
and red one has not only aroused suspicion,
but caused many to scrutmize the label and
discovered the fraud Jack Walton. the
medicine man. is trying To folst upon them
Curc-all
Thus find even the hcrnlds OF democracy
blorinS the fanfare OF the coming defeat Of
rcconstructionlsm.