Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-03
CAMPBELL ENDORSES
PRIVATE OWNERSHIP
Operate Transportation Iinr~
Df Nntiun.
WAR BENEFICIAL TO U. S.
l.,cr, tiillcn Ir,Ia Personal iut"r-
cst In tuunir, ---iiiR Problems
Must Ic iuccd.

{ guess tm u utuc n.t ulI ta-n.
toned. lui p"ttuuai' I don't nrii'N'
IN government uVurithip uf nil
roads Juig" lr.uh T. thmph"l
said Ia hls rk ttNrrdhy 'u the
lions cluh ht I.- noon meeting nl
Hotel Tulsa
Almost cN'i, mpu iu the room tp
plaudod the statement The d"uuu
stratlun was regarded tH an endorse
ment ~ private oN uofrhip ut ne
TRANSPORTATION Ht-t"iu
"lut that dng'ui srii'o the uucs
tion, he concluded the hrHrt iuu II
i4up to the nditiduHH of the nation
90 solve ih' problem. ana 81 vn biz
one
Private Ow nri,,hlp Bip Problem.
judge ttWrh'll Wus dis. u's'iug tho
possibilities ct l'tp hud h" Huggo""d
that the railroad ownership WaH one
- the biz problem. ilr also said
that he tell that the interstate com
mission should h' putrk . Judicial
hodS. with power tu hear evidence IN
any question and 10 render decisions
that would bee final
The war has made gI'at change,
In every ming We are not living ~
IN. nme world n IN not the sam,
United states 70 the cltizon the fas
now stands for ~ nation n Stands
for n pride he said
judge Campbell predicted that the
returning ~ soldiers would make u
new sentiment In tho country Ne
told of tho trial ~ IA" 800 drift te.
sisters In southern Oklahoma coun.
ties. ana how many ~ those impli.
Gated In the ease had been induct"i
into IN" army. ana how they had
. been taupht. IN his opinion this new
America nnism
They'll II return 10 Their home com
WunitieA with new sentiments. new
id.ns. and good Americans. aud they
will preach this into the Conmunlii"r
where they i've. ana II means bigger
and better citizenship among those
who had the wrong Impression ~
government ana were against organ
ized authority
The war has, taught us many
things Tolerance Ia one We a."
an travelling the sam" ropd, regard.
leo ~ religions belief or creed
~ has mad. ~ al -iuckhnldsrs
in the United states. II IN my ohser'
tntion that bondhoiders IN concern
are Inclined Ia take IN interest In n
more than they would II they ~ere
not M investor
Rciir,r- IN Niiiiar, Training.
"lt has taught Ne much about pre-.
parednem feel that II doesn't
take long years OF training to make
soldier. Int every young man
should be given few months of
military training 80 that IN nn
emergency lik" We have iur, passed
through. Ne can he equipped for our
own protection
"It has taught uH the value " good
roads. The roads IN France made II
pos~ible for the allied nations To win
the war. lntercommunlcation In the
thlrs that causes progress. The dis
cussion ~ good roads In oklahoma
AT this time II very .ppporlune ana
We must all know and understand
the program and lend aid to solNl
the probIems incidental TO their co,'-
sfuction
The Lions club has u provision IN
i,a laws that makes II possible to elect
somo citizen ~ Tulsa TO hfe mem
hcrphip. based upon HIS service ~
tho community A COMMITTEES com
posed ~ A V Davenport. v. u
Greer. I q I,osscr, v n"e uuthrey
and " T.. D,ckeV was named hy IN"
chair To decide whether there was n
man In Tulsa who during lgis rem
dered such outstanding serve. io IN"
community that he should be hon
orsd bV the club