Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-31
We Have With Us Today
hinuts Intsrv,s~. with ,hs Great ant
Near Great n1ms and Abroad.

America certainly has u labor
problem that an influx ~ foreign
cmigrnnta Isn't rolnE to help solve
lhni I'm IA fnv.r ~ I'D hcing
campcd on tor,gn countries send
Ing United state the people II does
not want" said Gid Graham Of clare.
more. former state senator. now
back ON IA" Job ~ making two steers
grow where on" grew hefor" Mr.
Graham vas In Tulm yrstcrday on
business
Il Feel there should he n limit to
the foreign population Increasing
until such . time as there are mo-"
stable conditions Foreigners have
met the Yankee soldiers have heard
the wonderful tales ~ this country,
and they are coming here Just ~
rapidly HH they can get the funu- 10
make the trip, Eurup" IL gulng to
have the hlghes' tiNrH ever known
IN the history ~ the many cuun-
'rior. and the people mcrr are 20
inF iu attempt H. escape the burden
"Df course. there n he no one
agree that an emigration should
crtsc but the restriction should te
y ~ ''IN NNN'fNf N'INllNb W. AllhN ''A'
new citizenship vii be ~ the high.
.W iNpr
wen nud an influx ~ men from
France and England who are very
high ,ltss cilizcrs They return To
their fofmrr homes and find every
fhiur has been destroyed and i'st
They n seek new location. nnl
there's a strong appeal for them 20
como to America. We should wei
come these good citizens hu' tho
cheap labor the man or woniln
Who has nothing can't make a de.
Hirnhle citizen. and the discomfort 90
the men who make the I " W pos
aible today In going to he Increased
with the influx ~ the Tess desirable,
We have enough ~ the population
" the world that made the con
scientlous uhiectotF class during 'he
present wnr u Nnu'll read ,he
names ~ those who made that class
In tho military camps. you'll lind
they are not far removed from the
knisers former habitat"
Nj Graham saws feed IL too hiEh
fur 4 faimer and rinrhmnn to spcc
nltio IN cattle ana he's playing 'h'
situation from n conservative point
tlay ~ go ton ana cotton meal
aud cak" ht $50 "a ton n bound tu
mako meat high. ana pcopl" cam
afford the high price ot meat. aud
are doing everything IN their power
to i've on less ~ H. which may
eventually lower the price.
Grant Foreman, a prominent Mus
korcc attorney. ~ prHCticlns NV
again after "A, recess" of over a
I ,... tnrIr.s Al, hIgh fiufg hp rnNt. Iis
ser, Irc4 to the American Red Crlss
NJ Foreman. a. chairman ut tho
! Muskurrc county chapter. pr,c
| ticnly abandoned his law practice
Iand gave lll his timc 10 tn" w'tk o'
the Rel cross From early morninr
Iuutil late at night he lahorcd ~
| the ll,l. rru-s roums IN Nurkure' oi
went oii into the ,nunty io direct
| the work ~ the Nurious uuliH
! tlut n ~ not alone through me
Nu'k 81 NJ Foreman that thc l'u,
/ Cross viii have uvttsiuu lo ttN'
/ ptidr nm the record ~ it- MuskoHe'
F. county ntEuuiIation Nrn l'ut"utnf
/ tun. has b"rn IN indUlIiifthl'
! worker uui has directed me "n"r
!gIrs ~ tho hundreds or woWcf
/ throughout the county who save
, their time 80 the cause
~horth before the brmis'ire wa'
! 90. ned. Nt Foreman received won.
| frum nnt.pna headquarters that hi'
-,,, toes would ne used IN France an,
/ Co., Foreman was making his prrp
trIiuu4 in leave fpt Europe Whcf
in.,a that hoStilj'IcH had ceased
.t,I.rri this country
L,Dl business brought Mr Fore
wtu Zee Tulsa yesterday