The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

press or falslfy The record. Hut tht
record cannot be changed for thos1
who were here, AMI who helped IN
the work.
On Tuesday think u this rccot J.
Cnrlysle said: "What you are speak
80 loud, that | cannot hear what you
say" Mayor iiubbard's record Is not
"A promise. but what he Is. ana
what he has done.
MRS. j. W. SLOAN.
Vice Pros. child Welfare and Social
Service Organization
MRS. q O. HOLLOW.
Pres child welfare and Social serv-
ice Organization.
am for Charles Hubbard for re-
election because. as chairman ~ the
Tulsa County Council OF Defense.
know, as do other members OF that
organization, that Hubbard was on"
OF the most aggressive, active ana
fearless members OF tho council.
feel that the citizens OF Tulsa are
cognlzant OF the Mayors record our
Ing the war az rocounted In the daiiF
press during the war " IN not neces-
sary now To recount the many prob.
lens copod with under the veil. or
necessary war secrecy, which were
by far the more numerous and more
complex problems faced by the
council I have lived in Tulsn Tor
| thirteen years, and an newspaper
man and active worker In puOic ar
fairs during this period ] have been
| Ia almost daily contact with prac-
| tically every city and county ofiicial
| and department. There have oeen
many good men IN office 10 Tulsa
but II N my sincere opinion that none
| In thai- pf-
forts. more loyal to thor trust, o.
| more capable OF performing their
duty than Charles Hubbard.
j. BURR GIBBONS
YOU ask me whom | favor In tho
MuyoTaity contest. The answer "
| obvious Mayor Iiubt ard For hi'
| great, constructive service In paving
| the way for pure water fos the city.
| he ~ entitled 10 the most cordlh
support OF the public, which teheve3
az / do In fully encouraging those
who in official position have per
| formed signal service for the oe'
| terment OF Tulsa.
! character OF his opponent, | do re-
gret that very large proportion OF
! his advertised boosters, were mos
| bitterly opposed TO the procurement
Of good water for Tulsa.
Mayor Hubbard In my oplrlon,
| has striven to give the city the best
service within his power and be
| lieve that his ambition, II reelected,
will be To render to the city all that
II has reasonable right to expect
| OF lts executive.
G, j. .wRIdHTsMAN
|
am in favor OF the nomination
and election of Mayor Hubbard. He
has always given 10 me his whole
hearted assistance and co-operauo,
| In the work ! have been doing IN
this community.
BETTY BETTEX,
Social Service Worker,
am in favor OF the nom iIation
and recollection Of Charles II. Huh
bard. for the reason that he has
given Tulsa clean. business-like e
! administration, clearly demonstrate
ing the fact that he is an executive
OF the highest character and ability.
JAMES T.. GILMORE.
: have been In close touch with
Charles II Hubbard during his ad
nluistrntlon as Mayor OF gulsa, and
/ ntNf lOunu nun ~ ~ 'A'A'' ~
honest In all Of his efforts FOR the
he,terment OF the city, and a capable
business executive.
q a. NJ WEIGH.
! am for Hubbard because he has
I proven himself to De practical!
/ successful. business.llke Mayor, His
- stand on the water bond issue clearly
4 Illustrated the breadth OF his vision
J, aud business capacity
e ROBERT Y. ADAMS.
n From close observation ana mor'
Il or less intimate contact with Charles
o Hubbard. during the entire time hi
r has served the city OF Tulsa a
g Mayor. / am convinced OF his su
@ perlor qualities and ability as an ex
c euutiyo.
- a. q. HEGGEM
Il am for Hubbard for Mayor oe
IS cause / believe he is honest and hu
% actions and record prove this De
n cause he has been I'm this office JUS
L. long enough TO make him famllla'
o with its many varied duties. and
e change always causes much los
L. notion" because Hubbard ha'
10 worked hard in war work, and IL
" the water campaign, and should os
,- rewarded for his faithfulness and he
I. cnuse he is n democratic Mayor foi
II us all aud not for any particular
n. IGUN Il MODDARD,