The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-26
OKLAHOMA NOT
BAD BOY STATE

Continued From age Onel
have gone before, and while the eN
perience, the wisdom, the sacrifices,
the toll, the courage and enterprise
Of the past have brought us TO the
present, we cannot subsist on what
has gone before, but, utilizing 1t IN
creative effort In the present, We
must likewise realize our responsible
ties In respect to that approaching
future"
Speaking Of the European war, he
said This unparalleled upheRval and
worldwide conflRgration, directly In
volving four continents, must inevita
bly, mean serious and Injurious conse
quenCes to US. All nations are more
or less inter dependent No country
can long prosper isolated and alone
Communication promotes and advRn.
ces civilization. The ideal relation
ship is international cooperation. Our
solemn duty, while Eympathlzing with
the distressed, is to bear with pa
thence the misfortuncs which cannot
NO oro,Jod md cliro IN hono for
nooro
VIRUS '" 'o"'"'
A hronder conception OF the "gr'
cultural needs ~ tine south was urged
by several speakers TO-DAY. JohI T..
tutraIl, president Of the University OF
Arkansas. i"y''i',lII', advocated
smaller rurnI population ma improved
farming methods ~, the solutlon loI
the agricultural problem OF the south
Mr. tulraI pointed out mat tue
south large percentage ol rufhI pop
U'hIluh is not an asset nut rHIleT "u
~''IueIl'e oI poverty .
NhaI we U''o l' the S"u'n N HOT
the one morse IlI' "i ~aEIl'u'lu,e Nv"
PIrNalen'' NE sun puI S~'len''''e
methods Whl'O VIII 'nhhle te"er men
I" produce q U'TRrr pr"uu'l
MoSl 7"ulh''" I'Ih'S h"'e an eco
uolnl' loss O',"uao the laIiher uses
nllI''Il 'I.''"' oI ""''n'' '"Oo, VII"
"~sII'uIl0T"' n~"'IhneIS ,Su"''y Nv
"o''u "' l'"h'"s more u ne "r'e IT..
''l' OF RENT ms i"IlN anu hlT' ulH''e''
out us d "al '"O''gl
Ah one STEP i" 'II''l REFORM III lNe
s"uu, MT. Iu'rau urged uIleISlI''u
''Il''"s '"" S"'' '"ol "s''e i''u'
'"''ou no southern "a pIou"Ves
'''"uE' 'aP'c 10 supply 'ne ""A'S VI
"S o"u people.
MI iulraII pro'eSteu aR"!Us' Ieu
III, turning ON mn ~e'"u"u''' o''ls.
a"u sSSe,'eu' '"u, IT ~ u''''u'll'e u
'lr so'ial anu Spll'uaI Ihe Vi ii COM
"um''S
Tue tenant I"'"''' "ee''"'e' ~ u''Ne
p'ruiauent improvements LOT leaI 'ne
"'u,oi ",Sf "lSP"'H'SS u'm' ""u '"'
."lu'"Iu VII, NOT SPe''u any uoIe '""u
NC ~ l"''e" /" %" 'o""S' 9'uou"
'"ui'n'' n"" "'''' 'I'' "r'l"'o' "o
'"lu'
'cSro '"u'e'h'
iH' uegT" I'opI'h N 10 W 7o''e''
ne pointed OUT ny pru'lulnB LOT negro
compulsory system OF lhouS'r'u' anu
~'Brlcul'u'"l tuu'"''"h.
Aller AL ne 'ohcluueo' to'u.
uon OF 'neSe Pr"nl'ulS' 'he main nope
lor IMPROVEMENT III southern C"u''
ions Hes III AGRICULTURAL euu'auou
the operation VI every turS' s'"oo, OIL
" s'rohH "tII'u''u'aI tenure anu "
"iur extension service.
E''hnllsNh'II oI 'INi' I"IIu ~'olnin's
S'"hS "hl'l ""u'u "'l "s rIeHIl'E
houses oel"eeu IH'u A'aIIapIe I"'
purchase "nu home'''Eers was the
SuoJ''' '' 'r"I mas H. AUSTIN, uu,
"lh'r speaker lFoI''sor AuS'lh' heau
Oh me u''lsloh OF poo''' "elIare ol
the 'h'''rSliy oI I'N"' asserted 'h"t
su'h p commission should Keep tenant
farmers informed ms To lana opporIu.
h'iI'' anu assist them 10 q nor pro.
productive home owning citizenship
ll' "IN" N''Il'u the growth OF teu
huI I0iIulNI lh 'h' SOUTH pointing ONT
lhH' ''II'WEn "h' nan M IT'S FARMERS
are reuters I'\hs mas not as large d
~Ier''h'oE' obi tenant farmers M mas
N!N ',u'I southern suites. MISSES
S'plA n' N'Iu, WIN oo " hos the
IHIE'NI Ih' "lhtIH 10 nIu'I OF pas
N't' "I tenancy h' continued are
"''I~". N"u'h 'NI"Ill". Nl"n"lha
Luu'''0,N "N' 'NIAN'wu
'' 'rN"S l~'.oI',N hI'u COTTON 9,
nnn' m MANI Professor N0sllu sHlI
]" some '''Il'N, 'h' Iniln'r mas been