The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
HOLDS NAVAL REVIEW
From Deck of Oregon
wilson Sees Great
Pacific Armada.
WAR PURPOSE IS NOT MET
In Address at Tacoma He
Says OBLIGATIONS Are
Waiting.

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept l3.-Pres-
idcn, Wilson today reviewed. the
great Pacific fleet from the decks Of
tho r2story-famci bauileship oregon
ia Elliott bay The review followed
the presidents arrival from TacomD
and also followed an incident which
nearly rcsulie- IN serious conse-
qucnces for the presidential. party
when the presidents launch collided
bow-on with a naval whale boat
Arriving at the dock IL was found
the barge Of Admiral Hugh Rodman,
which was supposed to be awaiting
the president, was not ON hand
Commander. i. ". Foote, personal
aide to Secretary OF the Navy Dan
tells. promptly took over naval
launch Into this launch went the
president and Mrs Wilson. Secretary
and Mrs. Daniels, secret service men,
sccretarics and newspaper men.
As Commander Foote ordered the
launch showed or, the small craft
lcc.cd over till the port rail was
nearly under water. Starting ahead
then. the craft ran bow-on into an
other launch, giving the presidential
party a severe jar. The president,
however. sat sereneB In the aft part
OF the launch and smiled.
Dealing tic purposes for which
-. HE Tinted Slates entered ne war,
\ Us they were set forth and accepted
" congress IN his war message,
president Wilson told the peopir oi
Washington today that the issue
s,uarc.y facing ~ country in the
treaty debate was whether thIi pro-
gram should be carried through OF
abandoned,
I'm the urst day Of his stay OF more
than a week on the Pacific coast, Nh
Wilson spoke during the morning u
Tacoma and then came to Seattle 10
time Go review the Pacific fleet IN
the afternoon and address mass
3ucUauE at the arena IN the cvenlnk.
lu both cities he was chceted by
crowds that througed every point OF
vantage to get glimpse OF Nun lie
Will rest tomorrow at seallc hoto"
Repeats Arguments.
Repeating many OF the arguments
he has used previously against qua
inCltlon Of the treaty by RESERVATIONS
81 amendments. the presldcnt again
appealed To- republicans OF the t'uH-
tTy 10 forget that there is AN rir,-
.I6n ia 1870" lie asserted hls ina
t.ntlun TO read the riot a'i iu any
one who let political conditions dc
tate nus course ~ relation 10 l''
rrctS.
S,aruc's downtown section W's
crow u.d To- its capacity Wh'h M'
Wilson's train arrived and along we
line of tBo-mlie autumoulr RIA,
through the city there was "A roar "l
cheers The police had strung ropes
40 Keep the spectators on NE h''
WaEh HuI he crowds bruk" tnrouEh
ana s.rrknE m0bs followed u'
presidents car everywhere.
Al public dinner when ne n
-ruH,I before going 20 the arena h'
Wilson said he had been imprr-''"
by the uniformity Of opinion among /
rAr people from ocean 90 ocean
There Is no NsDu.ial DIVISION h'
r8iI. 'iu the thought or purp1s' 90.
tNp American people. 80 amour. "'
1rltt. vii, set fhcm Off Af.r bal-
ul.r."
Looks tn Z. :.
al the world was booking 10 th' |
United states 20 put the word "iF,iNs |
uu e FetHcd basis lac said, ADAMS /
-utt the world would not be diatI
pointed -
A. he arena. which sc3ts $500 |
-H.-p were a few eup.N seats when |
.ls president began spoa king. on.
many were standing When NI WI. /
som entered The crowd rUHC ana ]
gnprrad him FOR more than minute. |
ana when Do was introduced hN /
Mayor TuT=eralf there was longer !