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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-30
Vox PopuIl, Vox Del.

WA ToPH'it wa ~
This is very ancient saying and
means "The voice of the people is the
voice of God" 1t can be traced back
through Latin to Greek. 1t is found
arst in work on morals, by the Greek
poet, Hesiod, who He'd about the
eighth century before Christ.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-30

ager Philips, Glenn Grimsley' will be
editor.in.chief and Irving Coryell VIII
be business manager of the Toma'
hawk next year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-30

twenty days. Rids pores and tissuea
OF impurities. Leaves the skin clear,
soft, healthy. Two sizes. Sold by
Leading toilet counters or mail.
NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Paris. Tenn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-30
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Western.

Oklahoma City 7-6; Sioux City 6-1.
st. Joseph-Joplin; rain
pes Moines l2i Tulsa 8.
Omaha 4; Wichita 2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-30

American.
ST. Louis 8; Chicago 3.
Detroit 4; Cleeyland 0.
Boston 5; New York 3.
Washington 1; Philadelphia 0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-30
National.

Pittsburgh Z; Chicago /.
Brooklyn 8; Philadelphia 3.
St. Louis IA; Cincinnati 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
rm,T GRAND jury nrronr

From u reading ~ ne final ~
port of the grand jury 0. IA npparen
10 all that there never was q sub
siantIRl reason FOR calling o. tn,
jury was in scnlon for Is days and
heard all tho Witnesses who appeared
either voluntarily or by process. and
n failed To ind that any law WI,
being "upculy and flnErhntly' Nio
latod, or that any public ofncIa' wa
guilty OF serious dcrrlrlion OF
duty
|, also is apparent nov Is many
believed from the beginning lhal
the solo purpose ~ prtiliontng fni
the grand jury wns tO crafty the
personal grievances Of a certain poll.
tlcal element against the ciy and
county Officials. and " is ~ Spcc,a
Importance to note thai tho only two
city officers indicted wcrc indicted
upon evidence furnished by men In
the employ OF Mr.. Page.
Every day the jury wis advised by
his paper OF "open ana fngrant''
violations. and hints or crimlnality
on tho part OF hlEhcr.up officials II
would be impossible Tor any law Ia
be openly and fIagrpntiy" violated
without the better element ~ our
citizenship hhvpg know lodge 81 H.
and as that class OF citizens did not
appear and testify 1t must be as
sumed that no such condition existed
or that evidence offered was not OF
such n character ns to Justify iudict.
menis
II was conceded ~ the beginning
that the jury was composed rs a
whole OF our best citizens. The world
believes they worked earnestly and
faithfully To ferret out the inslnua-
lions and rumorn. even. of law viola
tions that they impartlally investi.
gaVd the conduct OF ali public off
cialH and that their report speaks the
truth as tO their findings
when the grand jury was called
Governor Robertson wrote letters IA
a hundred leading citizens OF the
city on tho question as to whether
any outside assistance was necessary
So far as We can learn not "A singl,
one Of these men 10 whom the gov
ernor wrote was Of the opinion thA
conditions warranted outside help
This, In Itself IL Hignificant. nnc
shows that the better element did
not believe IA grand jury Inyestlgn.
tion wRa needed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

been made out Of the vigorous sup
port given Ia President Wilson 10y
ex President Taft. yet the latter IN a
signed article declares uncquivOCally
that The present covenant is merely
report from committee Of <hc
conference signed by the representa-
tiAcs OF II nations. II undoubtedly
needs revision II should bc Clari-
fled with respect TO the extent Of tho
military force each nation should
contribute 1t should also he made
more definite by "A larger reservation
Of the Monroe doctrine, There are
other Ambiguous phrases. The cove
nant Will undoubtedly be changed to
meet many Of the reasonable Objcc-
tions raised against It,"
Yet the president insists upon
examining the league In It's present
form down the throats of the people
OF America He prcsumcs TO bind
the people to whatever he may sign
in their name. ignoring, with almost
studied intent to insult the only con-
stitutiunal body which can ratify any
treaty he may sign Those who op-
pose the league In its present form
are denounced as fools and unpatri-
otlc, opposed to any league Of ma
tions l'nthinking friends OF peace
and honest opponents or war are
Joining in this dcnunCintion and
therein lies the sole danger from
public opinion that objection to an
obnoxious and vicious scheme may
he confused with hearty approval OF
the right kind OF scheme.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

liRi0ns. Ike nations. have been cor
rupted by temporal or physical
power and have abandoned moral
force In whole or in part. but. again
like nations. Just In the measure Of
that abandonment they have de-
Clined. And This must always he.
for moral force Is the working Of di-
VniB OF the hearts OF men, and
neither nations nor religions can
flourish long without the continued
and increased expression OF God
Christianity is the largest and
most active instrument OF moral
force in the world today II iA the
most persistent and, even now. the
most effective agency In the applica-
ton Of moral force. but yet II has
not fully realized what II was 1t
welded; II has never been fully con
scious OF the potency OF the instru-
mcnt IN It's hands Moral force is a
Nastcr thing than the church II IS
not a thing that can he confined
within walls nor cirCumscribed by
crecds Nor while II Is "A spiritual
force, can 1t be separated from the
inaterian. Even as the spirit and the
body are inseparahly associated in
this NE so IL this force permanently
Joined with the physical element OF
humanity and the material welfare
Of mankind Is therefore an essential
factor in the Advancement Of the
spiritual 4 united Christianity
working for the material welfare OF
men. while at the same time. con
trIhutng largely and broadly to their
spiritual life. could accomplish re-
suits now beyond conception for the
happiness of mankind In the pres
cnt CIrcumStnnces OF tho world there
is a wonderful opportunity for the
churches TO come together. and as
ono great and irresistible 6rganiza
ton apply the moral force OF divin-
ity to The QuickoninK wheels Of hu-
man ne
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

/ hanss' city l1nrnA
| Nothing can be clearer than the
| frct that the r1tirira Hon Of the pGa,$,
| treaty hN the American congress, II
| the league Of nations scheme shan be
| iurrcF into " as An integral and in
| dissuciahlC part OF It. depends alb
su'u'rN upon the amendments and
notifications which are made 10
meet tho objections OF its opponents
| here Thirty mine republican senators
| have already signed an agreement
not 10 ratify the league constitution
| in It's present form and II may he
presumed that they will carry their
| determination 10 the point Of reject
inG the treaty as whole II the
league unamcndcd to meet the
sweeping objections raised is re
ilined as part of the treaty In
addition to the 20 republicans. there
are number " democratic senators
who viii refuse 10 rntify the league
scheme IN its present form.
The New York sun gives con
NlnClng analysts of the facts con
ncctcd wfth the agreement signed ~
tho republicans. Both senators from
! states. with a population Of 40.
oo0 600, have signed the agreement
They are tho senators from Con
nccticut Illinois. Maine. Michigan.
Scw Hampshire Indiana New Jcr-
s"y--the presidents own state
New York, Pennsylvania Vermont
and West Virginia one senator
from each Of the following states.
with q population of 10000 600
signed the agreement. California,
Colorado. Delaware. Iowa. Kansas
Maryland Missouri. New Mexico
North Dakota, ohio. South Dakota,
Utah. Washington. Wisconsin, Wy
omlng and Idaho. \ number OF
these states have one democratic
senator, notably Missouri. while
Wisconsin Is I'm even a worse asitua
ton. with La Toilette as tho other
republican" senator. NlssourIs
democratic senator is Consp.cuously
hostile 10 the league In It's present
form The combined population Of
the state from which either one or
both senators signed the agreement
is almost 60 600 000 or considerably
moro than two-thirds tho continental
population of the union Of the 20
states whose senator's did not sign
the agrccmcn, ~ are from the solid
south. not only democratic but ar
fnycd fauuirally ON the side Of the
administration the eight exceptions
being Nebraska Arizona, Oregon,
Rhode Island oklahoma, Montana.
,iif~esotl and Nevada
These facts and figures hardly
bear out the presidents boast that
he ~ sustained by an Overwhelming
majority Of the American people In
favor OF the league IN its present
form, A great deal Of capital has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
\ Il"I-Ln .ININ

The members OF the Missouri son
ate are guilty OF "a manifostly nm
fair deal In their recent treatment
OF Senator Reed The World has
had lots TO say In criticism " Mr
Reed In the past---,n tact. we hardly
ever agreed with him He had a
peculiar talent for getting on tn,
wrong side NJ almost every public
question that came up IIa was often
bitter and N.ndicuvc IN his DEALINGS
protest against the unfair treatment
he has received at the hands NJ Nile
souri democrats
The case is like this The demo.
Gratis OF the legislature invited him
to make a speech The, new boz
forchand what Kind or Il speech ,ncy
would get II vas rho same SOM,
that he has SUNG consistently Tor
many weeks past There was no
element OF surprise TO make thom
change their opinion OF the senator.
Yet as soon as his speech was de
livered they mot iu solemn caucu,
and resolved thai ho should be asked
TO resign. u would look like the IN -
walton was made purr -oly TO dis
credit him before the nation as n
senator who~had lost touch with his
constituency 10 the extent that lie
had been repudiatcd at home
Many times during the course ~
tho war Mr.. Reed was guilty " Ian.
EuaEe that in the case Of a pr,yat"
citizen would have subjected him 90
arrest as an enemy OF his country
II lis different now His constituents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Everybody's S
Column


Editor World CongruuIIntc
Tulsa on her prospects or good
water. | live on Spaytuaw creek ana
nave been Interested IN war relief
work until the last six months. when
! came To Spdvinaw for my health
! am going to brEin Investigating
thlld labor and conditions OF child
lifc among the common classes I'm
our reconstruction work and an the
war work ! think wc should con
Dder the child first II pccms as II
the world Is rolling around SO ftR
II does not stop tn consider the chi.
dtcn the future men and women or
America, tor that is what the future
of the nation depends upun
can SEE Tulsa making her way
to a city Of vital importance and /
am very much Interested In the la
boring classcs especially their child
hfc Those poor little people must
have suffered EcratlN from the lack
uf pure water. which Is tho most cs-
scntDl thing m developing physical
aud moutal health in fact. Of more
importance than pure food or. the
agony those little fellows must have
suffered from tho lack ~ water
am sitting here on a mountain ut
granite looking down ON the pure
cry NsiAI depths OF the SpdNlnaW. Il Is
made up Of springs, fresh and huh-
bling from the Interior NJ the bluffs
overs hidowiuE II, They run the year
around. making Spavinaw crcck
,irar and running swiftly over its
pohhlcd bcds, having no time to get
burpid
am sure Il - the hest water IN
the state. and, since Tulsa has the
best ~ almost everything else. | am
sure the best of water viii complete
her welfare and happiness can't
hc'p becoming cnthuscd when think
of tht' pure fresh water going into
tho homes and schools or those
thirsty children IA hr willing to
give up my part of It FOR them.
EDITH BEATRICE RRONN
SpiylUtw, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Who Enr~ for America ?

Pittsburgh Gazette ItlmcH
Was 1t not impcrtlncnt In tho
mayor Of san Francisco He rose
right up In the White House con
ference Of governors and mayors
and demanded to know Why 5''
ship contracts OF American yards
were cancelled and the shipping
board still allows Chinese and lap
ancse yards To build AmcTICan
ships Either Mayor Rolph Is a'bol-
shevik or an obstruCtor viii he the
conclusion Of a quite numerous sec
tiOn OF the citizenship who know
only one source uf political doctrine
and national morality. Anyway the
answer is tn hr found In the Met
rupolitan opera house speech Of the
president ON Tuesday night Here II
Is NO nation hns any right 10 set
NJ its special Interests against the
ibtcrcEs and benefits of mankind %
Are not the Japanese and the chi
nese mankind, or part u IT. Ergo
how silly OF any TO contemplate the
possibility that under the league Of
nations constitution as drafted II
would he possible for nricntals to
break through our exclusion laws
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
nchntlnc The Iaaguc.

- Joe News Press.
Mr.. Lodge In his statement said
hat the country wanted only what
was righL and that a vigorous cam
naign of education would end In a
decision that everybody would &C
Cept. lie opposed snap Judgment
and wanted "A discussion that would
lave no important point untouched
ihat Is what the friends OF the league
should and. OF course do, want also
II would seem from this that the. dis.
t.ngnlshcd Massachusetts, senator 1,
no longer bitter snder," but Is
prepared to bow TO public opinion u
ncCessaryEh
There was similar note in what
Chairman VIII H. Hays OF the repub'
can national committee said few
fays ago we geek earnestly and
he said. FOR methods
iesscniug future wars and will &c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
lie Talks Beautifully. But

II LOUIS lmtN
Not forgetting that the president
failure Will be an American failure,
every good citizen Will hope that Mr
Wilson'S present journey will he fol
lowed by some definite form Of sue
cess.
His league ~ nations Is yet cloudy
In the public mind Every cXplana-
tion that Mr Wilson has made has
been a beautiful piece ~ expression,
but II hasn't said much II has failed
To show us Just what the league Is
10 be 1t has failed to show an
American gain. II has failed TO give
us guarantees against war Mr. vii
son hints darkly thai We will have
trouble II the league does not follow
peace. but he confines his declara
tIous to hints. lie does not speak
out
lie talks beautifully about the
great heart Of the world. hut he fails
to get down 10 brass aCks to show
Us how the league will guarantee
against war MIR Wilson also gives
the impression that men who oppose
the league are not honestly seeking
peace This cannot he There Is no
man who does not want peace. no
nation that docs not want II.
The president makes grave mis-
take when he grows angry Surc~S
he Is too broad 10 say that he alor-
is right and that the numerous SEN
ators who do not agree with him
are hopclcssly wrong
Discussion has mage our great
country The differences Of opinion
that have sprung 10 have opened a
vista Of thought. The present cur
rency systcm grew % comparative
perfection hecaysc Senator Reed
fought the original plan, the adop-
ton of which Mr.. Wilson would have
admitted to be a mistake Vet MIR
Reed was scoldCd hy some of his
hes, friends FOR opposing the pres
ident' They know better now.
We feel that Mr.. Wilson has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

far indeed in an honest ".i'rs ~
that end h.,,
There isn't any doubt az '.. ''''
some republican opposition 'nl '',. ',
that Is democratic. res's upon '"
unfortunate way IN which '.'''''.
Wilson has managed the league
far as his own-rountry Is r'n''.i'''.
M he had been one-tenih PARK 30
cordial, as compliant. as rc-',.'''.
As communicative in his al"'"''
toward American public w,a N
had a perfect right to expect "" n,s
ndence and 60 operation ass ts".
been toward the statesmen Oh .r
rope. the league would b" on I.,.,
firmcr ground In the lui'tI
than It now occupies. He lg' ".,t
ignored both houses Of co0G''7' s
acted as IL he were 20 hc 'N. .r
Judge as toNhat should DE d'N, o.,
the momgfit Nsn4$ IN that hodN ,' 10
10 find fault. as they had r't ne.
do under the circumstance h' o,
sumed an attitude Of IRRITATION ,j
defiance. \ little more m'.'. .,v.
"A ut;le less vinegar woll .,d
worked wonders and ~ '- ''. ~
the president was unable ''
thia homely truth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Live Issues of the
Day
Hnrrpassing Moral IorCr.

~ lNnlH tlube betnoCrEN
lhc study OF nature ana or ma '
turc'5 laws has grown moro intense
and more productive as men have
realized more fully how little }e
know IN comparison with what Is yet
to hc learned and what great values
to mankind must surely await on the
other side Of the, horizon Of our
knowledge lIut while science and
philosophy are cropping into The un-
known. It In curious fact OF hu-
man history that forces within tn"
CognizanCe Of everybody are likely to
be uunotiCed and unutiliZed through
many centuries OF profound re
search Electricity for example,
has been known IN the phenomena Of
nature since tho first man gaIed IN
terror upon the storm. but II ia only
lately that we began to study u and
to apply 1t to our service. And thorc
arc other known forces In nature.
rternnlly operating, To which We are
vet to give full recognition. which
we are yet IS hind fully to our inter
csts Among them II a power that
iS perhaps. without the domain or
science, for 10 ir an Intangible thing
that cannot be Assayed in "A crucihle.
nor exposed beneath the microscope
II cannot hc felt or measured Ike
electricity, yet II lea power that has
always existed and has always been
"A potent though almost wholly un-
recognized influence IN tho affairs
~ men Moral force ~ a spiritual
power, yet o. is 40 truly a force or
nature. AZ nature ~ expressed In
man. as electricity IL a force or ma
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

Washington has requested the
Mexican government To protcVJ
outlaws lnnsmuch as the Mexican
government has demonstrated that
II cannot protect its own citizens.
observes the Kansas city Journal
1t would he more direct and probably
Just as cffcacious to scnd message
60 villa asking him to he good
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Oklahoma Outbursts


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who's" u"'t VIZ broken I' h''I'
ago hds Just d'.l \ ur"h'n ne
itmuW .nNhrtny proves rata.
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fuu'I,u hH ,'r.hu interests dt-llrd.
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lurI's uyuaIiN t.i according I" lhrIr
pulhs
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

learned lesson when he has
time to think II over. he Will see TO
1t that any league plan that goes
through shall contain amendments
safeguarding the United states of
America. lie will also seek TO get
a pence treaty signed. What tho
world now wants Is "A resumption OF
all business and not vague threats
OF war that everybody knows can
not come.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

Italy threatens to quit II the peace
board does not give her all the ter
rltory she demands Italy was one
OF tho slEnatoriss to the constitution
OF the league OF nations, but appar-
entity that document has not Huffi-
Client force to compel her to play
peacefully in anybody's backyard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

when the history In finally written
u may develop that the fatalities OF
the war are not as great as we have
been led to fear, Almost every day
some soldier boy whom the war de;
psrtment reported among the dead.
turns up alive and well
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

That famous debate between Scna 10
tor Lodge and A Lawrence lowell
at Boston developed the fact that
those two gentlemen were not 30
very far apart Roth OF them cuLss
tend that the constitution OF the
league can be- improved by amend
ments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23

A Missouri echo OF that almost
forgotten l6 to / slogan caused Mr..
Bryan TO perk up. even II 1t was only
ls members of the Legislature re
fusing to listen 10 one United states
senator talk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-23
Phones
Daily Food

Assure my conscience oi her psrh
In the Redesmers blood
And hear thy witness With my heart
That am horn Of God
We have not received tho spirit ~ bond
aEe AEAin 20 fear, but 20 have received the
Spirit OF sdoptlon, whereby We cry, Abbs,
fAihsr HON, is.