Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-19
ALL on THE "BIG TIMES" IN poll
TICS NOT CONFINED 10
CITY ELECTION.
HOT CANPAIGN SCHEDULED
Over n Thousand County Officers and
over u, Hundred Legislators
N,ll be Named Ny Voters.


Sans curing the next low months viii
g. airected TO the mter-Clty political
q rambie, the big shoN that Is to oc-
cur throughout tho state this IN
cannot be overlooked. For It's go
Ing to DO some big muss. While the
next general election, which occurs
In November, falls in an off year, a
large number OF offers are 10 be
cloctod. Aside from being the year
ot the presidential campaign, a suf-
i,eient number OF state, county and
district officers are to be elected to
mako an interesting and lively cam
paign along the lines of state issue,
Among the officers to be elected
his year in Oklahoma are twenty
two members of the state senate.
nlnety-cight members Of the house Of
representatives, eight congressman
I've ly districts and three at large,
one United states senator one mem
Der of the state supreme court, one
mcmber OF the court Of appeals one
Eomhcr Of the state corporation COM
mission, ten presidential electors and
l}iG county officers, besides a large
number Of township and school dis
trict OH -ers. Interest will center
about the presidential election, the
election OF members of the legisla-
ure, cf United states senator, mem
bars cf congress and locally the elcc.
ZION OK county officers.
D,5.s.atOrs 10 nc Chosen.
n uD- u,enty-tWu state senators
"Aosa t.rus expire this year and
WHOSE adc,cssor5 viii be elt'ted al
J'e lall ,.c~uOn, seven ol the present
.utm.D.Ils a4o Republicans ana the
o-l-.s democrats. Successors are to
,e elected 10 inc following state SEN
",ors. y. l.. Mitchell, democrat one
Of tAe two senator's on The second dis
ulCt, composed OF Beckham, Dewey,
Ellis ana Roger Mills counties; Henry
q. De9,Un, democrat, fourth district
con pO6od OF Greer and Harmon
CoGnu23; j. j. Williams, democrat,
one OF Two senators on the sixth dis
tritt loml uSed Of Custer, Kiowa and
Washita counties; r. J. Goulding,
democrat, eighth district. composed
Of Garfield county; Ernest B. Chap
man republican, one Of the two sem
ator8 from the ninth district, COM
posed cf Usage, Grant and Kay coun-
ties; j @. Newell, democrat, tenth
district, composed of Noble, and
Pawnee counties; Be. =. BerkeyI re-
publican, tenth district, composed Of
Logan county; NJ. r. Eggerman, dem
o"rat, one of two senators Of the thlr-
toanth district, composed Of Lincoln
and Fottawatomie counties; f.. NJ
CoWllc, republican, one Of two sem
ators OF the fourteenth district COM
posed Of Canadian and Oklahoma
counties; Joe Smith, democrat one
Of two senators of the fifteenth dis
trct. composed Of Caddo and Grady
counties: u. u. Brownlee,, republic
can. sixteenth district composed OF
Rlaino md Kinpfisher counties; J. Nl-
mer Thomas, democrat, one of two
senators Of the seventeenth district,
composed Of Comanche, Jefferson
and Stephens counties; Harry X. AL
lon. democrat, one of two senators
Of the eighteenth district, composed
OF Carter, Love and Murray counties
r. p. Wynne. democrat, one of two
senators Of the nineteenth district
composed Of Cleveland, Garvin and
McClain counties; Jesse NJ. lIatchett.
democrat, one of two senators Of the
twentieth district, composed Of Ato-
ka, Bryan and Coal counties; Frank
L. Warren. republican twenty-sec-
ond district, composed of Hughes