The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-08
koNSIDER PUBLIC
e URGES GARDNER
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a,,.,,l upon any class or pa'.y
cs"Pp ,,,emnts TO array one c'ass o'
..arainst another In thls coun
hS, tI,en must have equality
- der the law. said GOV
a ,son In his introduction
Gardner.
Iris Chides Strikers.
...,,,s.uan scott Ferris was the
ne visitors presented py
r"l \ Hurns president OF the
"'. ao,iety Mr.. Ferris declared
! ~ a.. ,AIiayed that the union ia
4 S"" ,rdsthe miners had Forgotten
''.' the sacrifices made by the
." ,.. overseas when they struck
sce OF The oncomlng winter
~, Unahington 1t Ia generally ac-
,,nf In A few weeks both re-
LIir,na and democrats, Ieasnets
l".,,I'f.arlcrs will get together on
'' ', rc.erya,lons that will permit a
n',,,ro,,Isc and thus get the treaty
'-g,ersy Of the table That. IN
lrfor viii do much to elifni-
bo nrescnt unrest all over the
",try by permitting the men IN
.,i,r,on 10 devote their attention
ts solution to tho many grave
10 s.-ious questions that are rae
@ , ,be couutry at this time Ar.
,. fo'd "A reporter at the con-
Xcmsior OF hts address.
u,hhard Welcomes Guests.
NJ 49, charles II Hubbard opened
a., oror-am of the meeting with an
~ Welcome. He expressed the
.,.rc,ia,ion ~ the city for the visit
a.. 5i.,ugulshed men and CON
inflated The members OF the Tulsa
,,.aaurl society on their organiza-
zorloving tho conclusion or the
.A,nrv program the remainder or
~ sv.ulrp was spent In dancing.
MIA s Mcclure led the grand march
~ mo tunes Of old Missouri music
nloyo3 hv A tazz orchestra.
luncheon was held at noon At
me country club at which Cyrus 3,
Aycry oificated as toastmaster.
Mayor Hubbard delivered the al
dress of welcome In which he com
mendcd the Missouri club Tor It's IN
tcrest IN cvin affairs.
Governor Robertson In his address
emphlSi7ed he Importance or such
orr,nlyaiInus as the Missouri club
IN ,hc cultivation Of the family spirit
apd In the leIpesuaiion OF state
pr!d, lie stated that he hoped the
to,s and girls Of oklahoma Will be
as proud uf Their native state when
,hcy reach the age Of maturity an are
these former citizens OF Missouri
,ransplanteh in o new sphere OF
nc,lyliy lie deplored the meaeer
Asalarler paid school teachers, tho av-
Mage being about $500 year In
oklahoma II. complimented Mayor
hubbard on r's stand with reference
b the efforts being made to orEnn
e n policem,r's union In Tulsa.
Ivh!ch he characterized as an act OF
treason.
Gardner Praises Missouri.
Missouri was the great war state
in the union. according to Cove nor
Enrdner, who was the next speaker
bn the program The state contrib.
Aed $4,000 soldiers 10 the cause,
Md gave more in proportion To It's
fopulatlon and wealth than any
bthsr commonwealth. when the his
t0ry of the war is written. he said,
Ut will show tlnt 1t was the Missouri
troops that broke the Hindeuburg
line Missouri Ia proud to claim Gen
eral Crowder and Black Jack Per
shlng among IFS distinguished sors
Her 100000 people stand squarely
fur Amerieansm
| Addresses ~ Woodson r.. Norvel
PM Judge John a. Oliphant con-
lluded the program.
Members Of the club spent the aft
irnoon in accompanying their gues =
n sightseeing trips over the city