The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

certain now much they would Uke
to have from the general rov,rno
fund and such other funds ss ,Fa,,
could pc placed in COMMITMENTS
with. This required employupn, ~,
additional help, and C. l.. EutI,r ,..t
employed at a salary OF or'v t80S
per month, the difference b..r,
tributable to his being the third ',,,..
appointed and the appronr,,t,a.
might not last, otherwise Tho uth,
and compensation might have bel
made the same. DN
The new budget law is tbrly.,.
To be more exact, IL Is causirg p..is,
where only expectation had voro bo
fore. "' "''
Few new projects have rog.,,..s
In greater satisfaction 20 those az,
trusted In carrying them into svo.
cution.
Drillmnstcr for the Drillors
! among the amusing thine .f o..
week in political circles wac , ,o,,
sarcastic reply from the Jcfferso,.,.
TO announcement by Cam Cgrrnbsiii
OF the democratic campaign commit
tee that he had employed A driy.
master TO teach democratic speakor.
What 10 say ABOUT the league uf ma.
tions. Mr.. Campbell had rrntIa,c,
gTHH
OF nations did not know 8ry,b1Ss
about the covenants and hc bsi
therefore decided q was uorasse,e
TO carry on campaign OF cdu.atls,
B To this peculiar statement C'ff,r
/ {. Hudson editor OF the JeffersonTs
! "a democrats journal but opposeJ
TO Mr. Ferris for the SENATE mad
this very interesting reply:
Announcement was made lac,
week by Chairman Campbell %, tbs
state democratic campaign con-oit.
tee, that he had sent for Senator
Hitchcock TO come down and arm
the speakers in this state on tha
league OF nations issue
In the Oklahomau OF Sunday.
! Sept. 12. Chairman Ca.npbeu bs,
the following in an interview:
The trouble with many oppon.
ents OF the league is that they do
not know its provisions. They
cannot realize when they are being
fnisled about IL. We propose 10
make the fundamental principle q,
tho league familiar to every voter
In the state. 1t is for that reason
that Senator Hitchcock is coming
here
But why send for Senator Hitch.
cock II only opponents OF the League
are ignorant of its proyisiis'
Why des not Chairman CampAn
who Is surely not an Opponent OF
the league, go out and tell the liz.
norant ones about Il. or. better
still, why does not Mr.. Scott Ferris
who is asking for election to repre-.
sent this state in the United States
senate, go out and explain it? o,
course he understands all about IL
FOR he is not an opponent Why
send after Mr.. Hitchcock who not
long ago was defeated in the Ne.
braska primaries by Mr.. Bryan 10
come down and tell Oklahoma demo.
Gratis how they ought to think about
the league OF nations and give daily
drills at headquarters
The fact that it was considered
necessary TO send out for a coach
TO drill Mr.. Campbell, Mr.. Ferris and
their staff OF speakers surely fails
to indicate that 1t is the opponents
or the league who do not understand
its provisions. We doubt very muca
IL Senator Gore would find It neces.
, sary to send out for n coach, on the
league or any other subject Incl.
dental TO American statecratt.
chairman Campbell goes on IN
his interview to tell US what Sen.
ator Hitchcock is to do when he
comes:
he will supply all our candl.
dates and our campaign speakers
! with first-hand informa ton as 10
, the history Of the treaty ratifica-
ion fight, and will point out fca
lures OF the argument FOR the
, league which may be emphasized
effectively
From reading this official state.
/ I,a4
inevitably led to the conclusion tha.
the heavy work Senator Hitch.
cock has before him is not among
opponents OF the league NJ all He
Is to supply information on that sub.
Ject TO our candidates and our cam.l
paign speakers" Since Mr.. Ferris
is the chief OF our candidates We
may very reasonably assume that he
will be assigned a position al the
, head of the class. After his course
. or instruction, il may also be as
sumed. he will be given credenAa'
! which will entitle him to go ouyand
recite..
, 'Reverting 10 the first sentence ot
, chairman Campbell's statement;
, The trouble with great many op.
ponents OF the league is that they
do not understand its provisions
Just what he used the word 'op'
ponents' when clearly ne meant to
say supporters we are at loss to
perceive.
Chairman Campbell has qualified
! himself to write brochure on rub
der stamp manufacture. His inter-
, view is an announcement that neither
he nor his candidate for the senate
can tell the people anything about
the league OF nations and that they
, are sending out 10 bring a man In
to tell them what TO say. Yet Mt
Ferris Is asking this sovereign state
10 send him to the United states
senate, a body which deals with
Americas foreign relations, and ~
league affords the greatest probfn
= in foreign relations that will be
\ checked up 10 American statesmen
/ In this generation. The Cam Camp
5 bell interview is not n statement.
4 it is a confession. And the pity ot.
d. II Is, neither Mr.. Campbell nor MT
q Ferris seem to know it,"
. Editor Hudson's criticism is me
! most severe yet made against the
r league and its Oklahoma proponents
= and in one sense dones Congressman
= Ferris injustice, as he never studied
. the provisions OF the League. ne
simply said he would do as he was
o told "by my chief" Mr.. Campbell. IS
: well informed on the league bu.