The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
Mrs. ]. W. Sloan and Mrs. George
Hollow Tell Why Women
Should Support Mayor
SAY The CITY IS MORALLY CLEANER
c. j. Wrightsman and Other Prominent Citizens Take
Their Stand in Support of Hubbard-Gibbons
Says Hubbard Does Things and
Don't Just Talk
n lne Women oi TuIsa


ON mex, ruVHday, March 10, you
VIII cast your frst vote in prl-
mary To select a nominee Tor nv
office OF Mayor ot Tulsa. Mayor
Hubbard hns given two years to tne
service of the city. We believe that
tho women uf TULSA snouid suppo'
him and Tcsl that they VIII, wheh
they recall the things he has uohe
Tor the city. ..
we believe the city is cleaner
morally. than It has been for years.
crime cannot be completely elimi'
mated until The human race " com
piotely regeucrated, ana II ~ 100
much to ask that one man accom-
pl!sh In two years, what TWO lhou
sand Years OF Christianlty mas not
accomplished, .,
Mayor Hubbard has cone during 'ne
past two years. which every woman
should consider when she casts her
vote on Tuesday.
Immediately after Mayor Ilub
pard was elected two years ayo, ne
cleaned up the negro section OF uhe
city north OF tho Fris2o tracks TINS
mnv seem unimportaut TO those VINO
live in sections Of the city where
sanitary conditions are modern nno
whore houses are surrounded by tihe
lawns and clean streets, yet that por-
ton of the city has been me pfeou. Z.
ing place OF disease, and from thht
norton hnvc como the colOrod coOkA.
the lnundresses who come lhto
thousands of homes to prepare inc
| food. TO care for the children. ana
bring the diseases which breed IN an
unaanitary and untared Tor soctloi
uf tho city Tons OF film ana reluh'
were removed, and 80 far MS possiple
| that section OF the city mas pocn
made mnitary. It In not yet In a.
uood condition as Il should bo, but
IA IL much better than IL was. Ana
MAYOR Hubbard promises TO con.
t.nuo the work until that section OF
the city liz provided with shniturJ
Kew ers and paving. while thu In not
u pleasant subject 10 discuss, us I'm
Dortnncc to every woman VINO de-
bendg eycn occasionally on colorcd
help. .a apparent Think of TINS on
Tuesday
When the Influenza Epidemic
swept the city, there were in IN
shacks about town, thoutands OF peo
ple who had not even The meanes,
convcn,oncos OF daily life, and Who
we're stricken down hoiplcsSly al
most without hope Of ass stance IN
some cases children and parents
alike lay dying without help. mayor
| Hubbard and the Red ~ 81, IN
| Weuty four hours provided TEN
| porary hospital whore these people
| were taken by the hundreds ana no'
| only wore their lives saved, but the
city was protected from vcritnp'e
peatilencc. Those who saw this nos
pital. with the little cots for the chil
| dron, cannot but feel that the man
who made this possible deserves NJ
/ least some thanks from tho people
/ Of Tulsh. Think Of this on Tuesday
After the epidemic. Mayor HuD
| bard, instead Of forgetting and wat
| .nR until another such Calamity
| should come. began the work OF pro
/ yiding free hospital Tor the cry
where unfortunate people, "ithou
money, might get the attention hoc
ogsaYy In sickness, and with a mum
Der OF public spirited citizens, n
purchased the r. ~ s. Hospital a
! 1911 and Cheyenne. which Is 10 b
turned over 10 the city when tund
are available, and which lis nov
opcn as a free. municipal hoFplta
And on the north side In colore
hospital the iiist IN Tulsa, oWne
and operated ly the city as q Ire
hosplaI for tho diseased colored pes
pie. What this means 10 the city ca
hc appreciated not only by "A woma
who hnB seen her own suffer WIN
out the ordinary conyenicnces q
life. bat by any woman who has eve
uecu Ia sick room, Think Of the'
things on Tuesday
When the Roycrnmcn, during IN
war began its campaign aBIin'
social diseases, Mayor liubbar
ra iscd from tho public spirited cit
zens OF the town. the funds VII
which 10 equip the detention oaml
and day aud night worked with lh
officials iu cleaning up the town.
l8 Tulsa "a better place 10 live
than IL was two years ago? II l. n'
perfect. and will not be perfect, q
matter who Is elected, but has May
Hubbard done real, consirucN
work during his term Of ofticef /
has made, and probably VIII mar
mistakes. Rut AT every crisis ne h'
done tho best he could, ana he b,
done we'll, lie has done things tn
he could nave said are not the dun
OF the Mayor, and he has taken
these added duties when his ov
health would have allowed hii
without criticism, TO have refused
undertake the work And what
has undertaken. he has done We
These thinks you know You
not have TO take thom on faith, Tn
are part Of Tulsa's history, You r
member what Mayor Hubbard al
and when nc aid hose things
lhc time, tho nowspapers We're Z.