The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-14
ATTORNEY GENERAL
GIVES HIS PLATFORM
I'rincc Trtellng States Principles on
Which lie Il Making Race For
United States senator.
HE GETS A FINE RECEPTION
Stand Tnkcn %gninst Federal Control
of Business; Plumb Pan
branded "Bolshcvism.

There are other kinds % autoc-
racy than that OF william II. II We
are TO save our country from despot-
lsm OF even more disastrous char
acter. you and | must fight Co pre-
serve our riEhx under the American
flag and the constitution Of tho
United states.
That was one Of the pointed truths
which marked the address of ANor-
ney General Prince Freezing, candi-
date for the democratic senatorial
nomination. al the luncheon meet
ing OF the KiwaniH club az noon yes
terday
Government control. strikes. high
prices. bolshevism. and other men
aces, that are adding 20 the unrest
Of the country were analyzed by the
orator in manner that dispclloi
any doubts that might have existed
ms to whether or not the attorney
general was senatorial timber.
Fearlcssly facing the truth Of
"present problems without regard
20 political considerations, the nd-
dress not only Thought all present
10 their feet at It's conclusion hut
II forced upon those present IN"
realization Of the standards ihai
Scott Ferris and other aspirantS must
measure up to in the coming race.
"rhe world must be made .sat"
for democracy That phrase OF the
presidents will live as long as the
English language. the speaker said.
but not Rs referring 10 form OF
government or to any political party
Democracy he defined ns the priv
lege every man and woman to make
the most OF his opportunities.
The word democracy must not be
taken to refer TO the political party
he declared "for today party lines
are being ohlitcrated
Men and women OF America must
look above party lines Al parties
must work together as one to save
the constitution Of these lhiteo
States
Every man must have the nppor'
tunity 10 work FOR his living To
day a sinister power raises It's head
Strikes are here and strikes are
there. Policemen and other penc'
officers have no right TO strike
When the police OF Boston dopne'
the uniform of service. put on theii
badge and took the oath 10 uphold
law and order and then organized
into a union and struck, turnlnl
over the city to tho thugs and law
h7eakcrs, they committed treason
and should be shot at sunrise
I'VE have all that we want or con
troll by the federal government bool
at the government control Of the tel
exrnph and telephone Wiihln
month Rurleson had made It impos
ssihle for you 10 call doctor for Q
dying child at night The peopl.
want no more government control
Freezing branded the Plumb plat
the first challenge of holshevism
what IL bolshcvism ?' he asked
"Bolshcvlsm provides that no maj
who wears a white collar shall vote
No man shall work more h0n nv
hours n day. and we have almoF
reached thnt stage today Ever
woman shall be the property OF IN
state. Rather than live under
regime OF that kind ! would prefe
10 be a subject OF king. II he wa
a decent man"
schools OF Oklahoma are Toln
backward every day according I
Frcellng. because IN" heads Of IN
schools are given their position 10
politicnl reasons rather than hecaus
Of their ability More pny for IN
teacher was an imperative nccesst
he said
Increased production will eyentu
ally reduce high prices. he said an
declared that the expectation ~ ou
food supplv 10 Europe should h
stoppcd Think Of the billions tins
We have loaned them Think ~ on
hovs who died in France. Ny Coo
have W. not done enough n
Europe
Clarancc n Dourlos who has ION
been "A porgurul friend ~ Mr Ere,
ling introduced him as "a prln'r
fact rs we'll Ns iu name Attcr WI
meeting Mr. pouglns TOOK tho 'lsl'
over tho clty for q sightseeing TOW
SurprIsed and enthusiasts. NJ
Freezing declared nat some OF q.
hanks and office buildings would |
A credit to New York.