The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-13
COUNTY FILINGS
ARE STILL OPEN
Candidates May Enter
Race at Any Time
Before July 10

a report published Sunday that
filing lists for county offices closed
at midnight last Saturday was COM
pletely in error, John l.. Smiley, sec
retary OF the county election board,
said. THE report" Smiley said,
was completely wrong, because the
county filing lists do not close until
80 days before the primary election,
which is July 10, The state lists close
so days before the election, which
was June II. The report has caused
lot of Misunderstanding among
would-be Candidates who had no,
yet filed"
With the lists still open Tor two
weeks u total of 81 candidates have
filod, according to Smiley. OF these,
AZ are out for democratic aomina-
tlons and 40 for republican houors
On the democratic side O. @. Wonv-
or for county clerk and A. @. BOwles
for county superintendent are so lar
without contestants. The republican
ticket shows six men who today have
an open field--John NJ. Goldcsbery
for county attorney, O. j. lawson
for county clerk.'J T.. Small OF sand
Springs for county superintendent;
i. V. Westover for county fudge,
George Il. Gilmore OF Sand Springs
for county commissioner and Mrs.
Frances Harvey for court clerk.
Chloe Tinglcy OF Sand Springs, can
didate for recollection as county sur
veyor, is so far without an opponent
on either ticket. Tho complete list
| OF filings to date follows, with the
republicans first and the democrats
second:
sheriff--w ". Queen, TulSn; r.
] Bayes, Tulsa; L. ]. Petitclar.
Tulsa; w. NJ. Mccullough, Tulsa and
George H. Blaine, Tulsa.
County treasurcr--Mrs. NJ. j. Hes
let, Tulsa, and Charles B. Parker.
Sand Springs.
County superintendent --- j. I.
/ Small, Sand Springs.
County assessor-F. r. Bowling,
Tulsa. and o. II. p. Mcdowell. Daw-
| son,
County judge--T. V. westovsI,
| Tulsa.
County attorney---John NJ. Codes
berry, Tulsa.
Court clerk--Mrs. Frances Har-
vey, Tulsa,
County surveyor-Chloe Tingley,
| Sand Springs.
County commissioners-Sam Crit.
fifth OF Spcrry and /. i. Cook OF
Sperry for No l; Ira Short and i.
NJ. Addison, Tulsa, for No. 2 and
George Il. Gilmore, Sand Springs,
for No. 3.
Justice OF peaco-J. s. Waters,
Sand Springs GD; Fred a. Faust,
Tslse; j. Fl Spears (colercd), Tulsa
(3); ]. II. Query. Tulsa 90; G. w.
Wilson, Tulsa 90; James T. Thomp-
son. Tulsa; J. Il. Chamblee. West
Tulsa; william Cherry tcolorod)
Tulsa; ]. S. Kirby (colored), Tulsa
s. NJ. Howard Ccolored). Dawson
Jackson tcolorad), Tulsa; $. J. John.
son tcolored), Dawson; Harold
Booth tcolored), Dawson.
Constable-H. X. Faust, Tulsa
90; J. l.. Winsell, Sand Spring.
GD; Dewitt Lockhart (colored)
Tulsa; ]. NJ. Catron. Sand Springs
Smith Manson (colored). Tulsa; S
J. johnson (colored). Dawson: C. c
Curry (colored). Dawson; C. c. Cur.
ry (colored), Dawson.
Sheriff-Bob Atkins. Red Fork
J. II. Crabtree. Tulsa; II. J. Gray
Tulsa; II. G., Sanford, Tulsa; James
Wooley, Tulsa,
County treasurer--James Bowen
Tulsa; w. w. Stuckey, Tulsa.
County clerk-o. G. Weaver
Tulsa,
Cunty superintendent - A. @
Bowles, Turley.
County assessor-James L. Whit.
tley. Tulsa Joseph II. Berry. Tulsa
II. S. Chambers, Tulsa, w. S
Hooker, Tulsa; Nat Sanders, Broken
Arrow.
County judge-John p. Boyd
Tulsa; Tom n. Griffith, Sand
Springs; Harry w. Worsham, Bixby
County attorney-A. Il. Montgom.
cry, Tulsa; John Sykes, Tulsa.
County COMMISSIONERS. c. Max
ey OF Owasso and Edward ID. Hedge,
cock OF Tulsa for No. /; j. S. Shaver
OF Tulsa and William Sattgast OF
u Tulsa for No. 2; T, j. Shimp of Blk.