The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
HADLEY ANXIOUS
TO SERVE TULSA
coNTlNulD rnoN rA0l oNE-

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the support Of those men. Three
commissioners arc bigger iu voting
power than tho mayor and the oth-
or commissioner.
Addressing hla remarks 10 the roe
publican nominees for CommisslOu'r
present Indlcy told them Tint N hc
and they aro elected ho viii expect
each 10 supervise uis department 20
the bcst of hia ability
"You Will bc expected io give do"
pamo amount ~ twr uul Thought
to tho Office YOU hold as YOU 90 10
Your own persona business, ne
stated 90 M,m you VIII De-
equally responsible with the mayor
and tho nthcr commissioners Iu tho
transartiou of city business. aud tho
mnyur VIII expect you to assume
YOUR FUN burden pf responsibility "
IN, administration ia ru..y yssfuL YOU
win share oquuIy Iu tI' hunof'. 10
T. ia unsuccrssfll you must assume
your shnro ul the blame.
Would Hc "I,rr, bodA'S Mayor"
"yupukIug for mvaoif ! ASK Tor
The vote of ,,,rv rIfIz,u, rrr1tdl"sf
NJ rHrc. color or religion. am not
the candidate ur any cllfq. ana u !
am cio,f,d expect to Boz The mayor
br ail the people without 'ou"d'rh-
zion OF th,Jr financial standing or
amy other Circumstance.
NJ. e.. Sp.adNug defeated Cnudl-
datr fOr the republican nomination
rur mayor. declared ho is mot only
u good loser. hut expects 90 support
Nh uadlgy without rcHCrynnou.'
- am for Mr. llndloy ana every
ronilnoo that ~ running with him"
he advised. "Mr. Iiadlcy has all the
qualifications necessary for u man
10 successfully nll tho office .oI
mayor. Tho business men ot Iulsn
must hnvo had knowledge ana fore.
sight I'm choosing Mr.. Hndley inH''nui
of me. ana / hone the voters VIII
soc that Mr. ilndlcv and the ro'
maindcr ot the republican ticket arc
elected"
Mrs. Frank Seaman. who ls sock.
lug recollection 60 the office of cry
auditor. H. y. short, prcsont cts
trcn4urcr and nominee FOR commits
sloncr 30. I. Paul &, Meyer noml
moo for commissioner No. 2; j. NJ
AdkIrnn who socks recollection H'
commissioner OF police ana IRE
charles Indlty nominee for com
missioner No. 4; q. A. steiner, de'
fentcd candidate FOR commls1lonol
No. !. Frank New kirk, present
school bunrd director ana candidate
for recollection. and Charles O'C0n
nor. local attorney. made short talks
ticket strong Throughout.
All pointed out that tho republican
tickot this year N composed OF clu,
zcns whose regulations nr" withou'
blemish ana whose characters nI'
,boye rcpronCh They especially
Of
mnyor and urged the activity or y
strong election organization to pusl
his candidacy aud that OF hts asso
clates on the ticket.
"Elocting the republican tcke
will not bring about the mlllcnluul'
O'Connor advised. but ] boheN'
John II. Undlcy and those ON TN
ticket with him are competent "
represent The people OF Tulm In TN
city hail"
q. A. Steiner, retiring commits
sioncr OF streets and public prop
crty, assured the meeting that IN
matter what comes, | expect TO stan
behInd this ticket and help put
over" lie said ho understand
nnny democrats will support tho r'
publican ticket this year because G
the outstanding Commcnduble chni
rcterlstlcs OF those who compose i
However, nc advised against over
confldenco aud declared fght mus
be made to insure victory
Lets get out Of our heads IN
idea that all men IN public cffice ar
there only for what they can get on
OF It," he advised. And let's GO
operate with the officials that the
may be better able TO know on
wishes and give us the cooperation
We expect OF them"
Frank H. Greer prcfidcd.