The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
LAUNCH
FLANK MOVEMENT
AGAINST WALTON

behind X. l.. Wilson. II that rumor
Is correct, and there arc cIrcum-
stances which point that way. the
refusal Of Wilson 10 consider ollmi-
nation IL az least partially explained.
Tho khan Gains $4,000 members in
oklahoma. and the democratic por-
ton OF that number, with their rel
nuves and friends. would form n
nucleus OF strength not To be min
.mizcd.
Robertson Confused.
So much talk of elimination has
confused Governor Robertson In his
determination to enter the primary
campaign against his foes. He II
afraid all tho time hat he may he
found ponmellng n Cndaver. Just
as he bitches up his pants and starts
out som ebCdy turns on the current
and the o!iminntor limbers up. The
starting and stopping Is about to
wear him out without getting him
anywhere. II was reported around
the capital n few days < that he
and Tom owen had patched up n
truce, on The basis Of lay Off, Mac
duff II this Ia true, it may ac-
count for the loud and roverbcrat-
ing silence which has cnveloped the
twain during tho past four weeks.
but there II reason to believe that
stilettos are being flocked to n cut
ting edge for use In close fighting,
Chairman .Semans In still on tour,
supposedly for organizing the pre-
cincts for democracy, but suspected
of being busy in behalf OF organizing
the party workers for owen. Since
IL M discovered that Semans was
put In as chairman by the owen
| com Ia utt.V. atbAr aaItlntns IA tFn
been busy taking observations. The
new manager for owens campaign,
A. A. McDor aid OF Hugo. was chair
man OF the committee which drafted
the new constitution for tho demo
cratic organization last fall and was
chairman Of the committee on reso'
lutions ut the meeting of tho state
COMMITTEES In April. He and Semanl
practically handled all the details o
the reorganization and plans for tn,
/. approaching campaign. This ha
, added TO the suspicion that the par
ty machinery has been organized 70
the purpose of nominating owen
and there are growing evidence
, that this L. true. This plan to nom
: rate from the top down. through
agreement between bosses, may no
!, prove as successful this yea as 1
has heretofore. provided the folk
, down at the grass roots are as activ
and interested % the Walton force
claim.
Scott In Doubt,
The situation with reference I
, Hugh Scott's candidacy for COVER
y nor seems ia he little undprstood h
politicIans Mt tho capital IL ws
: announced that the Scott headqua,
: ters would be opened Thursday. an
that Scott would be in SUNDAY
n iaunch ms campaign several pton
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II Tuisnns Were There.
Is Both Of Tulsa's candidates I
o state treasurer were In attendan
ut the Oankers' convention. Al
Irving Page, republican candida