The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-11

The labor vote had been depended
upun by the opposition 90 carry tho
day. but once again Tulsa labor
demonstrated iis good judgment and
80 was due largely TO the labOrinR
vote that such splendid victory
was registered. The working men of
Tulsa refused 60 swallow the lies
about Spavinnw and tho proponents
Of the bond issue. and seeing through
tho shallow camOuflsgc of tho onpo-
sitlon tactics, intended TO mlhlead
them, Joined the sweeping tide with
their Yes voto ana made victory
certain for Good Water and n
Greater Tulsa"
Celyod with great demonHtration
throughout the city Interested cltl.
| zens unable To get any Information
from the papers Of the opposition.
called The World office INCREASINGLY
throughout the day TO learn the ten
d"ncy ~ the election. Their com
monlA In answer TO news that the
spaNinaw project was Being accepted
by vote ~ 2 10 was Invariably
one ~ satisfaction and relief
stage "A Jolllflcatlon.
Last Might. many Tulsans, who
have worked unccaAingly for the
past three weeks. nr the passage OF
the bond issue, gathered at tho
Greater Tulsa headquarters In the
Kennedy building, where gscat jOl-
llflcntion parade formed and
marched through the city. then a
march was made back mp TO the
business section where stop yas
Wadc at The world office and en-
thusiasm OF tho crowd broke into
cheers FOR The World and its work
In helping win the day for Greater
Tulsa Then the crowd went 10
Fourth and Main street whore many
good blows were struck Tor spayL
nav during tho campaign and eIaiJ
a final meeting In which the crowd
Joined In applause and cheers for the
speakers who addressed them upon
the ylndication of tho Tulsa spirit
and tho victory ~ tho progreaaiye
citizenship over those who believed
that the bond Issue would not be tho
making OF Tulsa
PAE, Challenge Accepted.
Tho voters accepted the challenge
~ Charles Page 10 make this bond
lryuc "a personal flght between him
self and the decent, progressive citi-
afNNfIlll VT NlNe Akf hNlAAAlNN
every individual ana every organlER-
lion that endorsed tho Spavinaw pro-
lrcs and the bond ianue and Tulsa
resented this practice Of denying her
best residents the common privilege
~ their honest opinion n also ro
scented the character ~ the campaign
wagcd by the opposition and the
leaders ~ the opposition today stand
.fIH.YntfIH.H a I,s ~
Analysis OF the returns shows that
tho majority OF the opposition IN the
five precincts % carried was -. The
average majority fur tho bonds In
20 precincts WAS o.. Tho largest
malpri'ics Tor Jhe bonds were IN pre-
Din,p ~ and 2G which recorded lOi
and t21. these two precincts more
than offseftinE the majority In tho
five precincts carried by the oppogi-
ton
Women Great Factor
Tho vote uf lho women of Tulsa
was ono OF tho biggest factors IN the
victory Tho women we're almost
universally 900 favor of the bonds
and voted iu largo numbers
Tho only disturbance of mo day
came nt Washington school whore
ono of the election Judges was "clcct.
innror.uE' while serving ns AN uffI.
cll NJ me board ITS tactics in tell.
Inr the citizens to vote $50" wlH rc.
nrutod and Doe rotolDtcd hy chp,uuR-
lnr .'YpH' votes lir was taken iU
charge and shown ihr error of hls
ways and the voting went ON tflcr-
wards without hB Interference
Efforts wrrn made hy the upppsi-
f|.r IY rrF.IU.t II u.fFh ann. rtt..