Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
TICKET bound
TO BE ELECTED
TnNT ~ TliE WORD COMING
FROM BOTH SIDES.
EVERYONE IS CONFIDENT
Republicans Cannot Lose nhd lc"l"-
Gratis IuLnot Help But Nin-Nnl-
nhlcs Flock Ia.

Ou the r,y ot the coming state
election ud ut tbc close of % y.sor-
ou. umwl4u uy thr candidate of th"
uNo grwr PARTIES both sides are con-
Udpn. or vorpus victory 700 thr
polls Tuesday ~ usual the men 100
charge ol tho county ana conErrH-
sIouuI headquarters of the Democratic
and Republican tickets have received
conservative reports from every coun-
ty, every DitN and town und voting
precinct aud thy figures show con-
clusiypB that the fun ticket VIII Dee
elected by an overwhelming majority
But. ug usual. someone viii hc greatly
disappointed when the official returns
are announced next Tuesday night or
Wednesday
Speaking of the present outlook
from "A Republican standpoint Judge
W. W. lIylms. chairman Of the Re
publican County central committee,
holds that every candidate on the Re-
publican ticket. county state ana con-
grcssional win bee elected. Judge
Hyams says Congressman Creager viii
viii Dee reelected 10y the very conserv-
ativc estimate Of "A 1900 10 1000 ma
jority over Jim Davenport
"Of course Creager VIII lose not q
few votes as the result OF the adop-
ton Of the Grandfather clause but
this shortage viii be more than made
mp from the ranks of the other side
aud by the Republicans who failed 10
vote In the last election Nj Crea-
ger won by about 1000 In The last
congressional election"
Judge Hyams stated that Joseph
I.k
260 TO 500 majority and that every
candidate on the county Republican
ticket viii be elected Ia office by 70
similar majority
John D. Por,er, chairman Of the
Democratic congressional committee
of the Third district. and manager OF
the Davenport camplign is oven more
confident OF the election OF the en-
tire ticket ne is supporting from gov
crnor 10 constable, and places the fig
ures of the Democratic majority far
above the estimates given out by the
| Republicans.
' Mr.. Porter gays Davenport Will hc
elected hy 10000 majority. He stated
that, judging from the figures of the
primary last August. the foregoing es-
timate is considered conservative.
The Democrats cast 2l.l3i votes IA
the primary election as against lS.-
SGS Republican and 2,206 Socialist
votes He says there are 10000 ne
gro votes In the Third congressional
| district, and on the basis that about
| 200 OF these negro votes will be dis
qualified by the grandfather clause"
Creager viii get about 1l,62S OF the
| Republican votes cast In the primary.
! He remarked that 90 per cent moro
votes viii be cast for both tickets
In the general election than were
cast in the primary This would give
Davenport 90. 400 and Creager about
1900, according 10 Mr.. Porter
/ John IL. Miller, chairman Of the
I Democratic County central committee,
estimates that Tulsa County VIII go
500 for Cruce and the full county tick
ot will he elected. Men on the out
side. who have been observing the
way the political winds have been
blowing during the past two weeks.
are persistent In their contention that
a mixed ticket Will be elected that
candidates on both tickets will be
elected to both state and county Of
flces.
For the past two weeks Tulsa has
been hot bed of political Discus
sion and many of The candidates for
the highest state and county offices
have been heard by the voters Of this
city
In the past week, Joseph McNeaL
Republican candidate for governor;
Governor G., n, Haskell and senator
Il. l.. owen of Muskogoc, supporting
the Democratic tickets, have visited
Tulsa and addressed the voters Of this
county II is evident that Tulsa Is
considered one of the doubtful
places by both sides, and II appears
that they saved their biz guns for the
last In this city
County candidates and senatorial
Iuspirunte hovc.boru heard In speeches
land debates BOO this city during the
past ten days and things have In no
way been slow In the prohibition fight
Champions Of the local option ana
high license cause have spoken repeat
cdly on the down town street corners.
only to bo followed closely by local
ministers Of the gospel and eyangel-
lists.
/ In fact. with the great number OF
| candidates to DE voted upon, the siN
different state questions, the incessant
uproar of speeches, brass band music
and newspaper nOtoriety the voters
of the rank and file have had q JOB
ON their hands tu decide just how they
want % vote.