Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-07

old cattleman and merchant having
lived in the county for more than
twenty years and his friends are
legion. His word is as good as gold
and he is fearless and capable Of
ficer.
For County Superintendent.
When II comes to electing a person
to preside over the destinies OF our
schools voter should forget party
politics. He should vote for candi-
date who knows and understands the
needs OF the rural schools. Hester
Wilbanks, the candidate for county
superintendent, is a woman who has
spent her life in school work. She
has been an active teacher for is
years. She has taught eight years in
oklahoma and five years in Tulsa.
This is something that cannot be said
of her opponent, who has never
| taught a day in the state, or anywhere
| else for 10 years or more. Mrs. VIII
| banks will uphold the standard of
the schools and make an efficient
official.
For County Treasurer
Claud Sample of BiXby, who is not
a politician, came to Tulsa county
penniless but by hard work and in
| tegrity he has made a success of ms
own business and is therefore entitled
!
treasurer He is well known among
the farmers, and will receive blg
! vote outside of the city, and, Judging
from indications, will get handsome
majority in the city of Tulsa as wen.
! He will make competent trust
worthy and Woodworking Official
who will devote all of his time to the
duties of his office. He has llNed III
! Tulsa county - years.
For Court Clerk.
one of the yo INCEST men on the
ticket is Bailey II. Bell, candidate lor
court clerk. Bell is well versed in the
legal profession and thoroushY IA
miliar with the work of the courts OF
the county. He is bright and ampl-
tious and will faithfully discharge the
duties of the office II elected.
For County Judge.
Charles n. Simon is a successful
LAWYER with a clean life to his credit
lie promises if elected to play no
fnyorites. to be on the job eight hours
n day or longer. to handle oil matters
fairly and to give the minor square
deal.
For County Commissioner No. I.
Bob Martin of Sperry, a farmer and
merchant with host OF lriends, II
considered sure bet for county com
missioner Martin believes in soon
roads at the least possible expense
and strict economy In government. re
will poll big vote in Sklatook
Sperry, Owasso and Dawson. Whele
he is we'll known and will carry pre-.
cincts Nos. and 10 in the city oil
Tulsa. which are a part of the com
missioner's precinct. Vote for Boh
Martin and you will vote for a win
ner.
For County Commissioner NO =
C. f. Suppes, candidate for county
commissioner in the second district
is too we'll known to need further
! eulogy in these columns. lie Is q
high minded, successful business man
, with n clean record. He VIII take
, hold of the county's business If he i
. elected lust like he would handle ht'
r own private affairs and will honestly
, endeavor to eliminate graft ana eN'
trava eance.
} For County Commissioner No. j.
If all the voters in commissioner
district No. were personally a'
: suaintcd with n. A. Wilson, the Re
, publican nominee for the office, nj
q election would be almost unanimous
A Mr.. Wilson owns big tarm n.a
p Broken Arrow. He is liked by all hi
| nelgnDOTS anu lil'h''' ~
, three terms as county commissions
, in Sedgewlck county. kasnas, of whlcI
Wichita is the county seat. AnNbo"
lp there will tell YOU that Deacon
Wilson made one or the best ottlcia'
they ever had in office. He Is mem
her of the executive board of the Tuis
county free fair and always standlh
for anything tending TO boost IuiS
county ana improve conditions 10
people living hero. No man can g
\ wrong by voting for y. a. Wilson 10
commissioner No. 3.
} For County assessor.
f. n. North, the candidate fer I'M
office. is A poor man without suttl
cient funds to make an elaborate cam
L paign, but he is honest and capap
What more could one ask? lie WI
make one Of the best officers Tuls
county ever had If he is placed in tn
assessors office.
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