The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-01
.S%a'T .ases % e@eltion Is Ex-
fa'nf;osa"ans'.' ;s"n'' 'uaaed for Way
/would he PEE
70. 70. each each 3 ;sIaqp Is Given.
located
GRAssHo led AT RESULTS
ANYTH
'rices Alreaoy Low
Gr%asMsh%oag %M and Believes Ad-
Of q 'eajustment Is Near.
HIS LABOR DAY STATEMENT
"By Common Action Well
Overcome e D a niger
Greater Than War"

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-PresI-
dent Wilson In Labor day message
to American workers tonight an.
nounced that he would call In the
nfhr future "A conference OF repre-
sentatives OF labor and industry Ito
discuss fundamental means OF bet
terlng The whole relationship " cap
ital and labor and putting the whole
question OF wages upon another foot
ing
The president said he was cncour-
aged aId pleased with the results
thus far of the governments efforts
20 bring down the high cost OF living
and expressed confidence that sub
stantlal results would be achieved In
the solving OF this problem. Patience
and vigilance, however, he said. must
he exercised and the government ef
forts must have the cooperation Of
every citizen
Presumably referring to the exist
ing labor unrest and threats OF
strikes the president appealed TO
every citizen to refrain from doing
knything that woulditend to increase
be cost Of living, but instead to do
W possible to promote production
The president expressed par tic ulnr
qualification At the attitude taken by
he repreSe natives OF organized la
Dor In supporting the governments
program To meet requests for add
tiOnal wages through a lowering Of
llVing costs and sAid he hoped that
Sie workers themselves would move
II ith the government instead OF
wgaInst II in the solution Of this
great domestic problem"
N The Labor day message as made
bubble tonight At the white house
OliUN6.
Il am encouraged and gratiflel by
he progress which h being made la
untroliing the cost OF living The
upport OF tho movement is-wide-
pread and I confidently look for
ubStantial results although / must
ounselfps stiencc AS well as vigiience
'ecause such results will not come
lsmnly or without teamwork
Let me again emphtsizc my ap-
q. cal TO every citizen OF the country
90 continue 10 give hts personal sup
port IN this matter. ana to make II
AS active as possible. Let him not
only refrain from doing anything
which at the moment will tend 10 in
crease the cost of living. but let him
80 al IN his poEer to increase the
produgaCn. and further than that.
let HIN at the came time himself
carefully cCunomize Ia tho matter OF
Uf consumption. By common action
IN tbts direction We shall overcome
a danger greater thap7thc danger OF
far. We will hold steady sjtua-
n which Is irauEht with possiui J.
q or hardship and suffering to-
&c part ~ our population, We will
liable the processes OF production
I oNertakc the processes Of con
Imption and We will speed the ros-
-oratOn OF an adequate purchasing
:, 'ower for wages
y am particularly gratifed at the
Aprt which tho goyernments
has received from the repre-
lives OF organized labor ana
In ~ hope that the workers gen
will emphatica'ly indorse me
3 OF their leaders and thereby
" Nth the government instead
INST lt In the solution OF this
domestic problem
Proposed conference, i was
kithoritatiyely tonight. would
Il il TO mee, soon after rresi
-on returns a. the end ~
- from his fp"ech-mthing
he west. l'"vas thought
the meeting would bc
Npccta- white house a. was the
Two ton conference of govern
NprS last spring.
GC~adenrs promise 70 call
ltal conference. ofti 'ials
.tion OF the tension cElsf-
organized labor. Coming
Of Labor day 4 was he-
u " you'd have a most benH-