Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-09
eleventh Hour Entrant Is
Third to Carry Demo-
- cratic Colors.
EsECoND START FOR OIL MAI
ISonly One Change Made in
Republican and Social
lAr ist Tickets.
NOBLE REPLACED BY MOORE
Unable to Devote Time to
Commissioner Work;
Registration Ends.

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The flag dropped at mignight on
,p,ries M the city primaries Mlrch
10 and tho result shows that the
only interest in prospect is as "a
Who Will constitute the Democrats
ticket
Mayor J. H. simmons has no oppo-
sitlon Tor denomination and neither
haye any of the candidates on his
tkket for the various commissioner
ships,
The only change In the Republl.
4can ticket the final day brought
was the withdrawal OF Charles u. No
bic. well. known oil man and present
commissioner Of streets. We de-
eiined 10 make the race on account
Of the fact that he cannot sacrifice
oil his time to the duties OF the Of
nee be IL now filling
Moore Replaces Noble.
After talking with many citizens
Mr Noulc stated that he Is conf
dent the amendment to the city char
ter raising salaries Of the city com
missioner 10 $500 Ia going to he
approved by the voters at the special
election on the 10th and when these
raises become effective the voters
are going TO insist that each com
missioner devote all his time and
attention to his office. And as his
extensive private interests will not
permit his doing this, he felt Il his
duty not To stand for election.
His place on the ticket wns filled
by " A. Moore, for n lonF time city
agent Of the Frisco railroad. with
this exception the Republican ticket
remains az II was completed by the
Republican city committee last Ties
day.
The feature of the day was the
large number OF Democrats who fiIed
for tho various city offices which
Indicates that the "unterrifiad" will
stage real battlARmong themselves
Tor the honors soon 20 be bestowed
Black Late Entrant.
AZ the last moment 0~orrs q.
Back prominent oil operator. filed
ior the mayorRlty nomination,
throwing a surprise into the ranks OF
me TALENT who were evidently sitting
snug ~ the belief that c. n. Huh
bard would 70 thru without forml-
udne opposition.
=, w Blacks entry seemed 10 unset
inc boys considerably when they
learned Of II last night. Mr.. Black
VAS a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for mayor two years agp
Put was defeated by Or Reeder. At
thal time he did not receive the sun
port ofo tho Democratic liberals
eld, according 10 the dope" he will
iere no better at thelh hands on the
Mr. Black II will he remembered
was IT," selection for mayor OF those
ul1enN Who few dnys ago tried
avoid poii,icll fight at the com
nk o'ecllon by placing n non-par-
usan ucket in the field that would
,r,eNo The support OF the voters OF
brown DeclInes.
iFends OF Judge T. l.. Brown tried
nara to persuade him Yesterday TO
Ine Tor mayor but he declined. Judge
al Ciaremore.
o., ",heteen Democratic candidates
b., ,h' thrce comnissionerships filed
Shte s.h'to,e the limit expired last night,
eu ,a, presages heavy Democratic
t,o,, ~ the primaries. Thera are
n,su M" 'htee to six candidates for each
go, go ana three candidates for city
b,, '2r h This is the largest number
ms,,. "ls entered a Democratic pri-
issts 10Y several years and the party
49,, expressed themselves as
bt. NEu'ed, believing that IL means
\ el.c;,o DeN'ocraUc vote In the reg,tlar
noi,,,fa in examination Of the lst bv kssp
IL, hl , ohseryesr last night Revealed
az ne pemocratic, managers have
ucEs,- uire separate and distinct
send !, me lineup they will send
Euishin. we urinary wire. A distIn-
entTjsst feature or the Democratic
unmi.,, sUussrNers pointed out, is the
"Eeta ,ple marin OF the desperate a
able, ,l,h'nt who have depend
each ognan. 'mong the aspirants for
r,i purd, without Opposition.
,ue only man who ,y,Ii
ogrs'uon De- u. M purdv ,rans,,I. ~
m. BOARD OF education. Neither
bror.s publ.cans nor the gociaiists
ana out a candidate aRalns, hir,
b,mna mas no opposition ON tbs
Ths naNc ticket for renominatlnn
GnS Hg,aee only pays $50 a month
Of con,,. vtuy has a good prospect
wtho,'.uhnirg tg-Sdraw the saia -,
parties 'Iuoh from the other
5rSGIlsioSing is a complete I'm, y, -.
niari.s who qualified for The MI
en- tSs 'nd 1ai viii 20 before the yoier,
70, Republicans.
~ mayOr=-John ~ elir,..
Evan. commissioner No. IT D..
rsuo.s,1s,ogm rS. Commissioner 10. &C. s.
Aiisgor Commissioner No. al. NJ.
Moor, commissioner No. w. A.
''Iy. auditor-Frank Newki,t
Fo. Dcmocrnts ."
g.a' mayor Georgo ii pt.-,-
For and w, ~ Rhode
Greer-,o commissioner No, I-roh,
liam n Jefferson Chapman VII
D.. Coke and n n Cure,
p tal commissioner No 2Gao,..
Mutt, Non. nn. VI r. stanley. M NJ
H. and O W. Pease . "e-
Rmiis. 'rmmiEsioner No tnk.
W. " Bohn Thoua. stahi
J HosSiooaly osiooay' N. j. Delaney and p
coSsqqmmlssioner No a-r r.
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