The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09


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cIf,n rnmll.or. designed io secure
competitive selling arI prevent AN.
,uut,luuH HTc prpflia an the methods
NJ murkriir.~ such "A Inv would nf.
ford a welcome opportunity DO yg.
feet u'hor murr needed reforms In
mo business ~ Interstate shlpment
and in the methods ~ rprpurnU.us
which are engaged I'M it. but f1r tu,
moment I Counur my recommends
tI0ns 10 tho object Immediately in
hand. which Js To lower The cost OF
living
May not hf1 that thoro lis hlI
now pending before tho congress.
which. n passed would do much e.
stop speculation and to prevent th,
fraudulent methods OF promotion hF
which our people are annually
fcccci out ~ many millions OF hHrl
earned money / retor tn tho mons
ure proposed by The capital issues
committee Tor tho control OF seUur.
ny issues n IL "A measure furmu-
lated by men who know the actual
conditions OF business ana its adop-
lion would serve great and Neuoii.
cent purpose
Condition Grave.
We are dealing. gentlemen ~ the
congress-. ncei hardly my with
very critical and very difficult mat
tcrs We should 60 forward with
confidence along tho road We see
but we should also seek 10 cumpro-
hend The whole Of the sccno amids
which We act There ls no ground
FOR some Of tho fearful forecasts
hear uttered about mo. but the CON
dltion OF the world IL uuduestiOn-
ably very grave and We should face
10 ComprehcndinEly Tho situation
OF our own country IL exceptionally
fortunate. We Of an peoples can Hf-
ford TO keep our heads and 10 de.
tcrmlne upon Moderate and sensi0l lc
courses of action which Will ensure
us against the phsslona and dis.
tempcra which are working such
dcop unhnpplness for some OF the
distressed nations on the other side
OF the sea hut We may be involved
In their dlstrcsses unless we help. aud
help with energy and intclligencc
Tho world must pay for the az
pallinE destruction wrought by the
great war and We are part Of tho
world We must pay our share. For
five years now the industry OF nll
Europe has been slack and disor.
dcrcd The normal crops have not
been produced. the normal quantity
Of manufactured goods has not been
turned out NOT until there are
tho usual crops and the usual pro-
dIcuon OF manufactured goods on
thc other side OF the Atlantic can
Europe return 10 tho former condi-
tlons and It was upon the former