The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

hand and find out right now who is
the master Of this republic
Give us what we want or we viii
choke you to death stop your trans
portatiun, your food supply and
freeze you That is what is being
told the government, ana this rule OF
threat must stop. "fur years the
t dencies OF the unions have showed
that organized labor Is organized
selfishness."
Judge Anderson il Praised
Bishop Quaylo paid an eloquent
tribute TO Judge Anderson. whose
name he declared would alwnya
stand out in the glory ~ fire as the
result % the firm stand he took for
The people against the miners. III
the administration had not taken it
out Of his hands hc. would have sct-
tied The difficulty at once and the
coal strike agi'ators would now be
} behind tho bars" he said
Whose republic rs this Il is
all Americas republic That fact
must be learned by every orgauiza-
tion in the nation. Sever was the
republic SO much In danger of de
structiou. Never were its principles
so utterly forgotten. When men can
say, You may freeze or YOU may
starvc, but we must be permitted 20
get drunk or we will not work that
/ thing must cease or the republic 1t
| self must cease.
NO longer can we he affable. we
/ must be Just. No longer can we be
/ complacent, We must be abrupt
| Threats must stop. Every one In tho
entire republic must have the right
| to labor and support his family, and
| If he is competent he has the right TO
work at any job in the nation.
Every organization, every com
I pany, every group or class of men
must be taught that they cannot
| call an American citizen, which is
/ the highest title that a man can hold,
| the name Of 'scah,' and by threats
/ try to force him into an organia 70
| tion largely composed Of foreigners,
many OF whom speak English With
/ difficulty and who can barely read
/ or write, No union controlled by
aliens and foreigners should be per-
mitted to tell you and | where and
when we may work.
Everywhere we hear of the rights
of labor, what are the rights Of
labor? In free America labor's
right IS the right Of eyerN man who
is competent to labor wherever and
whenever he plCaSeS Just as soon
az 3 1000, 900 men can 10y subterfugo
and threats control the interests OF
27,0OO 900 other men, The republic is
I dead
81 do not want America bossed
by ANYBODY Americas boss is
America, and we do not want any
outside Interference I do not want
10 see the king or queen Of Belgium
tramping about over America toe
much, either Having been forced
to feed and clothe them for the pas
six years, the fact that they cannot
afford II is reason ,enough for then
} not to come over her, Neither do
welcome visits from the princes o.
England. We do not care to hav'
them passing their sample aroun'
over here. or course we have moth
ing against the prince, but he Il
merely "A sample Of something tina
there will not be any Of left long.
Threatening propoGanda Of al
- any loo much. He called G"'
= kinds should he kept out OF th'
, country. he urged, He opposed th'
= attemnt to force US to endorse
republic in Ireland that he said wa
J not wanted By the majority Of tn
= Irish. lie declared that he eppos 7'
| Irish propaganda Just as he opposed
, German propaganda.
I Opposes League of Nations.
81 object to being threatened int
= anything. I object to a treaty o
r peace by threat. We are not goini
2 10 be intimidated into league o
I nations by a threat either. II tool