Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
REPUBLICANS MAKE
WIIRLWIND FINISH

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
mandmcnts had not been written be
fore the oklahoma constitution was
enacted Russell would have initiated |
bills to take every one of them out
of the Bible"
The speaker urged the voters of |
Tulsa county to vote for change |
locally and in the state ut the election /
to be held next Tuesday. lie was fire. |
Quently applauded.
j. O. Brown presided at the meeting. |
Music was furnished between speeches
10y the girls band which has done such
valiant work in the campaign. =
T. l.. Essley spoke on the question /
of schools He said that as "A life
long school teacher he felt 1t his duty
TO inform the public that Hester Will |
banks. the Republican nominee for
county superintendent was by all odds
the best qualified candidate for that
| place in the race.
&. f.. baldwin received an ovation
when he rose To speak. In his con
/ vncing, forcihle manner he impressed
upon the voters the necessity for east
| ing their ballots for the man rather
/ than the party. lie pledged himself
/ If elected county attorney to enforce
all the laws without playing faNorites.
/ He referred briefly to the mud
/ singing campaign that has been con
] uutltN hN MS opponent anu N'NAN llt
would rather go down to defeat than
| employ similar tactics. For the first
time in the campaign he made II
known that he Is no novice IN the
county attorneys office. lie served
/ for nearly five years as assistant
county attorney of Fayettc county
Kentucky Of which Lexington is the
.ounty seat Since leaving there he
Yls built up a lucrative law practice
p the city of Tulsa.
Glenn Condor, one If the Rcpuhlt-
an nominees for the legislature,
whose speaking tour Of the county
has aroused wide interest, was the
next speaker. lie was introduced as
"a young man who started life as 4
ncwshoy and worked his way 10y sheer
ability to the foremost rank of iour>
ualism In this state"
Condor talked for thirty minutes
He reiterated his former statements
with regard TO the incffcicncy OF
former legislatures m this state aud
the need ut reducing taxes lie re-
| f,rrvd To- the Workmcns compensa-
| Uun law IN such a mancnr as TO win
| hearty applause. lie told his auditors
| that he was not being backed 10y any
| clique. corporation, ring cor md.Viduai
| and that he would win next Tuesday
| ly handsome maJori,v
| "lu spite ot tho fact that | am
| neither % lawyer. "a college graduate or
| "a man uf wealth " he said, 81 believe
car honestly and Capably represent
| AN 'ho people of Tulsa county IN tn,
house of representatives, % the end
| that ! may return home when the SOS
sion is over showing that | have wor
| the commcudution of my constituents
| believe the oil Industry should b,
| protected. that tlNcs should he re
| duced. that many laws now on tn,
| statute books should he repealed an,
| that there should Doe speedy adjourn
meut of the Legislature So as to Gu
down expenses and prevent the vast
ing of time and money hy squahhun.
over political spoils and partisan
| laws
Volunteer Workers.
At the conclusion of the meeting
| dozens If men, both young and old
pressed around CoHdou. plcdging hin
their support and asking for his card
that they might do some ettccuN
work Tor him among their friends
Republican headquarters here ha
| perfected "A splendid organization /
every precinct in the county. Tomor
row the final plans will he made fo
insuriIg AN honest election Tuesda
and getting out the fun vote.
\ Monday night rally was talked {
at first but was finally abandoned
the belief that the citizens here hay
already made up their minds as
how they will vote.
THE Republican candidates 4
| congress. corporation Commisstonc
supreme Judge. legislature and cour
ty offices will receive big maiori
In Tulsa county next Tuesday" sa
A 4. Small. chairman Of the coun
central committee last night. "Tl
people have been looking at their Il
receipts and measuring up the qua
fications of the men on the two u
posing tickets. Their minds are ma
MP"