Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-03

nc required to say what the "p'pn'
have done"
At republican headquarters there
never VAS such an air of optimism
before Nut even the confluence uI
the John Field organization lNl
vquall,d ny the way Chairman Whit
ms feels tonight
II want lu say that never in the
history Of Oklahoma were conditions
So taNuTth., to the election ot a t'-
publican ticket ana not as a RUE
optimistic, Nui from reports received
from every part uf tho state, ih"i'
promises tu be- a revolution IN gov
rrnmrutll control Of oklahoma, ana
NJ. MckcoNcr ana the ticket vii uu.
duuu,cdS be elected said MI "hI'r
ing.
N the republicans in the state
VIII turn out and vote for the can.
dIdatrs We have nominated one "I
the best and ,lraucst ucN"ts IN Ih'
history Of Oklahoma there can Tee
no question as tD the results
I'VE are ASKING tonight thAt party
worker, E,i IN iuurn with ihrI
county committees and give the state
ono day between row and TUESDAY
and bring about the change con
.GllionS So thoroughly warrant
1t democratic headquarters, there
was an air of having finished tue
lun They have not at any time made
% very stIcuuuus campaign, ana nave
taken for granted, apparently, lhai
Judge Robertson would WIN without
iauy wJrk
sure wen win. It's only matter
Of counting up tho votes ih'y Sal"'
WHOM requested for u statement
a A Small was winding up affairs
last night, and getting ready To
| take care of the rest of the details
| Of the county campaign Monday.
| His office WIS hive of politicians
yesterday, and he Was enthusiastic
about prospects
Give tho republicans fair count
land we'll win OF course, were not
| going 70 let any one try and put over
/ Ianythng crooked at this election,
| ne said.
"Thc county central committee
! has sought at all times 10 impress
upon the voters the importance" OF
| voting and then wc want every Not"
counted. and the returns based on
/ trc honest ballots only. If "" lose
| II NGcrc Is 1 majority against us -
! rb.n ~ agree, but We don't want Ia
| h,yc Cu~ ballots thrown out OF
rrookcd on"s counted for or against
I'VE have op, ,scd the election OF
I the democratic candidates because
we felt that the chan dcter OF the hl'I'
Inominatd by the republicans was
such that they would T.. tne pcHUl'
better government. We nave ,"P
poscd the election Of LemS 'llno
and Lou North. removed fra ~ VI,
/ exemption board for violation VI
military orders. issued by their u
pcriur officers. We felt that m, u
who had ubstruCtcd the draft law
should not be honurcd by the poo
/ pic
"Our ticket Was selected from all
parts Of the county. and "" nave
h,"n pleased many times by the sup
port given the whole ticket because
pf this fair distribution
/ Democratic headquarters took on
new activity Yesterday The party
workers had something that started
+ The milling. The county candidates
were called in and put to work. The
workers were drafted and started to
various parts of the county They
were called upon to cover territory
last night. and they got busy.
Late last night there was "A tired
bunch at the headquarters. The
workers had come IN and reported.
There were several glum faces In the
crowd aud they did not seem eX-
traordinarily loquacious. Several
were asked how things looked. The
only one 10 make statement OF any
kind at this particular time was II.
y. Howard. who said:
"Oh, we are settin' pretty and
you'Il see how after election"
That was all that was said.