The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
BALLOT BATTLE
TODAY DECIDES
TULSA'S FUTURE

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continue with an uncertain and OBJ
ttectionable supply on which II can
mot hope to reach the metropolis tan
proportions that are justified with
pts phenomenal start and its vast
iundeveloped natural resources
The polls will open In each OF the
l26 precincts at o'clock In tho
Imorning ind close Rt O'Clock In
the evening. a list of voting place,
tmay be found elsewhere In this Is
Aue OF The World.
| II IL generally admitted by bust.
pess men and others that n Tulsa
tgives the Spavinaw bonds good
lsized majority. II has only prepared
20 bring here what Is without quos-
7ion one OF the purest water sup.
piles In tho United states. but ha,
also taken n decisive step toward
becoming one OF the great cities. II
not the greatest city In the south
west. IL will also advertise to tho
world that this city Is working
while others sleep-that il has
Faken advantage OF the unusual
opportunity offered to It by the fail.
fure of Kansas City and Oklahoma
City to vote their water bond issues
Don't he Oycrconfldcnt.
, r, a. Trusy and ed Dalton. man
ayers OF the Spavlnaw campaign,
STATED yesterday their only ap-
prehension over the outcome of this
flection Is caused nv an apparent
spirit OF oVerconfidence among
bpavinaw supporters.
III every person In favor OF this
project viii go to the polls, ther"
IS no doubt Of the result. But n
scTy many fail to vote the result
appears uncertain, Therefore, It IL
5mperative-a I cannot empha-
ss'zs this point too strnnuiy--ihnt
evcry man and every woman who
wants Spavinaw water for a pcrma
ncnt supply go to the polls with
Out fail Tuesday and cast hAllo,
we don't know how strong the
opposition H. We can't afford 10
cake any chances We know thai
chose oppused to the bonds are go,
11S to vote. rain on shine That /,
why | want to Insist with all IN,
might that SpRVluaw supporter
Aote. There is opposition Jets no
ry to fool ourselves into thinkint
there Isn't IL must he overcome
and the only way to beat Il ls {,
EAST more votes In favor than ar
rast against, Spavinaw supporter
must realize they have BATH
ahead OF them, and that they mus
fight until the polls close at
lo'clock."
Future Hangs In Balance.
''Tulsa's grtutc Is hanging In tn
balance" was the electlon-eve ad
monition of Manager Dalton, Il
CHE Spavinaw bonds are beaten
TULSA has taken stcp bacl; ward
hh these years II has stepped for
ward. To take backward ste
how, when the city's future is n
Bright and its chances for becom
5ng the metropolis OF the south
west so brilliant, would be unthink
able catastrophe. The French said
fTbey shall not pass Let our mott
fsii.'
ITO the man or woman who 4
Yin favor OF Spavinaw. hut who MAJ
be inclined to remain away from tn,
polls believing the majority for tn
Bonds will be sufficient without hi
or her vote, let me explain tha
fhis attitude has lost more battle,
Fhan any other cause. We must MOI
Bet indifference jeopardize the sue.
ter"
All volunteer workers in the cleo
tion who have not yet been as
signed are requested by the man
ayers 10 meet at campa gn head
quarters, 216 South Main stret.
Carly this morning. that they may
be placed over the city.
Oklahoma city Apprchcnsivc
& According TO "A prominent husi-
ness man OF oklahoma City VINO
was In Tulsa yesterday, oklahoma
city is watching with mingled ap
prehenston and fear the Spavlnaw
pond election, and Is eagerly await.
Png a report of tho results. This
pane man declared that II Tulsa >
pond issue carries, Oklahoma City.
ans will prepare To watch Tllsa
Aake its place among the "biF
9eaguers" and leave tho capital c,ty
with orIy regrets that ~ failed 10
twere subm tied, h
There win he plenty OF Automo
piles In which 70 take voters 70 ans
10 Raanager Trusty. All that is NEG
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