The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

he has been throughout the first dis.
trict ana reports from his workers
show that he Is exceptionally strong
everywhere. Even wagers on Chand-
Ter to win are reported To find no
callers. SO II seems to look good
for Bert.
While the state senatorial race has
attracted little attention and neither
John Rogers, republican. nor Wash
y. Hudson, democrat have made
AIRY extensive campaign. Rogers Is
regarded as the best bet Many of
the old time democrats In this Sec
tion can still remember the time
when Hudson and John Sykes were
sent 10 represent this district IN the
legislature
After a hectic session. according to
these old timers, sykes came back
ON crutches and Hudson drove into
town In new slx.cylinder car. Ana
those were the days when the six
cylinder gas buggy belonged only TO
aristocrats.
Mixed Representation.
In tho representative race it IL he
lleved by both democrats and repub.
leans that the iinal vote will show
q mixed representation. Lilah ID
Lindsey. republican, Is thought TO
have an excellent chance to win;
ID. u. WGmsley is regarded as an
other good bet and u. a. Wilson Of
Broken Arrow, president Of the
county fair association is without a
doubt the strongest rundidate on
either ticket. Wilson has a host Of
friends and his election Is regarded
as a cinch. Frank j.. Duncan, for
mer city attorney IL strong run
ner while Guy Wilson Is said TO be
the weakest candidate on the repub-
lican ticket
Among the demo ats, John H.
Miller. whilo running strong ia ccr-
tain sections Is being attacked an
mercifully by the labor unions. be-
cause OF his recent activity In the
open shop movement. Or. q. S Long
is another democrat Who has lost a
lot Of votes IN VarluuJ sections; i,
NJ. Boyer has not Lost quite as many
votes as his co-partrors but he Is
not as strong as some OF the other
democratic state candidates: j. w.
Simpson IN regarded as n poor bet.
w. w. FerroN, II IL thought, has a
chance 10 be one OF the democratic
candidates who has good chance OF
being elected.
The socialist state ticket might
Just as well be taken Off the Tulsa
county ballots for all the good II
will do the candidates. For Walton
IL regarded as too sociallstic for
Tulsa county voters and the ortho-
doX Ticket is conceded to have Just
as good n chance 20 win In this coun.
~ as one-legged man In foot
race.
County Races Close.
In NN HfNFH Nt.. FNHHsa "a fFtF
parties will have the regular free
for all over the sheriff and county
attorney races. II. j. Baycs and II.
ID. Sandford are running FOR sheriff
and according to latest reports they
were running NECK ard neck with
Bays strong In the southern part OF
the county and Sandford holding tho
lead IN the northern half. II seems
that the winner will carry tho city
OF Tulsa and both men are making
strong bids for the city vote. Harry
Stoge. Independent candidate for
sheriff will get a few votes
The clash between John NJ.
Goldesberry, republican and Font l..
Allen, democrat, for county attorney
honors, seems 10 be in favor of
Goldesberry. lie has been an assist
ant In the office since January I.
1921 and during that timo has filled
the shoes OF prosecutor as they have
seldom been filled. Goidcsbcrry Is
exceedingly popular throughout the
county and he IL unquestionably the
fayorite.
Mrs. Frances Il. Harvey republic
an and Hal Turner, democrat arc
making a race for the court clerk
| job, Mrs. Harvey, present incum-
bent, has made good and is looked
upon. as the favorite. Turner is a
former deputy and has quite fol-
lowing but Il Is not believed that he
can poll large enough vote to de-
feat Mrs. Harvey.
The county clerk race between o.
d. Lawson, republican, present in
cumbent and O. q. Weaver, demo-
crat IL not exciting much comment.
However, the two men seem TO be
running about equally and a good
finish is In prospect.
w. w. Stuckey, democrat, IS maxi
ing a bid 70 regain the sob as coun-
ty treasurer. Charles r. Parker, re-
publican, is running against him and
so far ,has made an excellent cam
paign.
The county Judge race between j.
+. Boyd. democrat and H. l. Long,
republican is "A toss-up. The some
situation is true in regard TO the bar
| tie between James T. Whitley dem
ocrat and +. f. Bowlin, republican,
| for county assessor.
]. II, Small. republican and A. q
Bowles, democrat have been max