The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-22

azine writors-.to siyo their efforts
TO teaching the people how necessary
capital liz TO labor and labor to cap
itnl. ana that one cannot dominate
without material Injury 10 each other.
as well az 10 the great body or poo-
pie belonging to no class a fair re-
turn on invoHtment. fair return for
labor. IN what tho republican party
believes essential TO Tho happiness
and welfare Of the people knowl-
edgo OF what ig "a fair return TO Cnp-
iiRl and labor tho people arc entitled
10 have and this knowledge must
come from the papers and magn
Zinoa. The republican party believes
that through its effort the people
win learn 10 understand proeont
financial conditions That whom thcy
hnvo 10 learned tho republican party,
with n republican president and re-
publican congress will pass such leg
lFlation and so oNcCltc the laws Uf
tho land that no class will be favored
or aliRhted---that the body OF tho
peoplo Will be protected from public
wgHtc and private greed. and there
after peace, harmony and fair deal
ing will prevail.
social Justice.
Tho republican party believes that
the various states Will In due course,
undcr thc spur ~ the womGnhUod of
tho country. pass such laws us may
be oxpedicnt for the bottormcnt Of
living conditions. the regulation Of
child labor, and the Improvement OF
health and education. u recommends
10 congress tho passage ~ such bills
hs will aid ia carrying out the laws
passed by tho various BiatoF and that
will result IN bringing forth the best
Amoricanlsm.
The Monroe Doctrine
The republican party boil YEA that
the United States will regard any at
tempt on tho part OF European
power to gain n fuothold In thiS
hemisphere by conqueot, or 10 ac-
riire any new establishment IN
North or South America. aa an net
hostile To tho United States. Nor
does tho opening OF the Panama
ca nal. nor the aid given In the world
war 10 tho allied powora by thC
United States In money and mon,
nor the present necessities of Gu-
rope occasioncd by that war. lessor
tho belief of the republican party In
tho policy that no future European
colony or dominion should be Cst1b-
lshcd in North or South America.
II therefore pledges It's support 20
the Monroe doctrine.
Safeguards os Rcpublhonism
The republican party believes In
tho right OF free speech and aB-
somblage and pledges itself that the
right shall not be abridged. IT be-
licyes mat right of FREQ speech must
not be confounded with attempts TO
attack or oonspire against govern
mont inautuuon and believes that
all such attempts by speech and as
~ M, uhnttlI mn Iaxngt. xyit IA
strong hand.
The republican party commcnds
honest criticism Of any individual Of
| flcor OF the United states or OF the
army or Of bhe navy to the end that
wrongs may be exposed and merit
rewarded,
The Railroads.
Tho republican party does not be
| lieve In government ownership OF
tho railroads. 1t believes that the
roads must be returnedNto the own
ers In order to Insure safety. Gifts
| cIency and economy. Legislation ts
necessary to permit the government
to rcllnquish It's losing vcIture.
Credit for millions OF dollars must
be given the roads In an amount
equal TO the actual Indebtedness OF
the government. Credit for more
millions must be given In order that
the roads may again have proper
equipment Legislation must be
passed that viii permit increase vt
freight and passenger rates and
which will permit 'eductlOl In
wnReA Tho constantly growing cost
Of living until checked and mater
lnlly reduced make necessary In
creased rates ana Justify tho noccs-
siiy Of the present ihEh wages--but
"a halt In both ratio and wage must
be called. A party refusing to rec
ognize the necessity for reduction IN
cost bf living, In wages, rents, cloth
ing, materials and ucCeSsarics OF lifI
Ia falling In its most sacred duty tC
the people OF this country. The re
publican party believes that homes
and sincere legislation directed I,
this end, pursued wltIhout regard tC
petty politics, Will save the countr,
from financial difficulties now
threatening it The republican parg
views with pride the men II has pro
duCod and the policies IL has Tough
for and believes II can solve thes,
most wolghty problems,
National Finance.
Realizing that the nation {,
shocked at the uttor lack of rcepon
sibility with which the democratic
administrn ton has wasted the money
given 10 It's caro- and trust ny poo
pie awakened to the highest form
; Auf putr otiBm tho republican part,
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