Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-17
MORE MILLING TOMORROW
WHAT THEY STAND FOR COVERS
ABOUT EVERYTHING SINCE
CREATIONS DAWN.
Those Seeking SUPPORT
Three Tickets In the Field-Onc In.
dependent for MayOr-Indcpcn
dents May Vote Any Ticket.

On next Tuesday the primary cleo
tions to nominate candidates for the
city and school board elections will
be held. The milling by all those
seeking nomination has been turbu-
lent during he past week. A wealth
of cabbage stocks" has been thrust
upon the unsuspecting by the wiley
one who is seeking to Serve the peo-
pie" by letting the "onlce seek tho
man."
If everything which has been said
by each individual man whose name is
on any of the three or four tickets in
the field is to be believed, the voter
might Just as well shut his eyes when
he goes to vote. Every candidate be-
fore the primary election has declared
in the following manner:
What They Believe.
81 believe in lowering the taxes I
believe in a clean, sane, conservative
administration. I believe in the con-
stltutlon of the United States the De-
claration OF Independence, the Magma
Charter, the curtaillng Of expenses
through the abolition of offices, King
James version. efficient and sufficient
execution of the laws the Ten Com
mandments the lowering Of
taxes some more, extension Of inter-
nal improvements, Esop's Fables, and
Ham and Eggs"
Numerous other and various declar-
ations Of principles have been made.
but the foregoing subjects cover the
situation pretty generally. There Is
little doubt that there is a great ear
nestness manifested on all sides, that
the activity tomorrow will be eclipsed
only by that which will precede the
real election itself, that the milling
tomorrow will be fierce and that
some electIoneering may be slyly
done behind telephone poles and big
buildings even today
Albeit, here is list of the men
seeking support of Tulsans at the
primary election;
On The Republican Ticket.
MAJORITY: G. O. Frye, ]. II. Sim
mons j. j. Henderson; First Ward
commissioner. John A. Ollphant, Sec
ond ward, j. f. Ayars, j. C. Mitchell. |
II. Il. Jones; third ward, S. u. Pick !
ering; fourth ward, Lee Mathews, Il.
l.. Roberts, j. x. Roach, C. G. Eaton. !
c. O. Sgler; city auditor, e. A. Lingo. !
Arthur Ilendren; school treasurer.
j. X. Cleary; members of the school
f. ]. Davidson, Paul Sanger, o. II.
Mcdowell.
On the Democratic Ticket.
For Mayor, c. w. Grimes. John il.
Miller, Frank NJ. Wooden, Ed Cross
land and w. E. Rohde; for commits
sioner No. L. w. S. Hooker. A. G. |
Thompson, j. a. Forsythe; commits
sioner No. 2: j. b. Wilson, $. X. Ten
broeck w. L. Moody and II, 4. Jones;
commissioner No. 3. b. b. Leecraft, |
A. f. Sweeney, Charles Conneelly and |
Il. f. Colley; commissioner No. Z, T.. |
L. Freeman, L. E. Nichols w. A. Me-
Dermott c. NJ. Downing. Il. r. Brown, |
and Il. H.. Roberts; for auditor, Il. B. |
Cline and G. y. CaCthey; for school !
treasurer, Charles A. Sanderson and |
Val Jean Biddison.
ON the Socialist Ticket.
Mayor: A Simon, auditor, j. i. |
Cadby; commissioner No. /. w. $. |
Pease; commissioner No. 4. George Z.
Cutler; school treasurer J. G. Deck
er; for members Of the school board,
c. A. Rich. Tom Gwynn, o. b. Mof-
felt, ]. c. Ccrter, II. Hatch. jock .
Sneed. walter Olds eud j. w. IIlll
The following names for school
board on the Independent or bi-par-
tlsan school board have been filed:
NJ. ]. Delaney. II. O. Mcclure. Il. I.
Reuter-, Ray S. Fellows. w + Stahl,
A. A. Bumgsrner and w. o Dicken-
son.
Independent.
For mayor, DR.. II. s. Riley.
According to ruling uade by tho
county election boa-f ssierday afier-
noon. voters who have registered as
,nay vote any party
ticket they desire.
Both Sides Active.