The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

Now. Iu the same way. what is .hc
use of aticmrtug FROM thr Awori-
can standpoint o. convince the Jap.
anose that trc American view Is
wiser that 800 ,ho long rum the
open door IN china. viii prove the
better course for Japan and ohyiatc
the otherwise certain strugElc he.
tween China and Japan. when china
in future perhaps remote. achieves
the necessary orsani8auod to ,m-
ploy her gigantic resources in o. war
of liberation We may be right. ust
as the British may be right u l3u.
rope but We have less chance ~
the japanese than the
british have OF convincing the
French. In both cases the immr.
date profit is plainly FOR the moral
this IL sufficient. since the fr" cost
must loo hts.
We're Safe NJ Present
Tho problem Of peace or war m
the Pacific viii not be materially
affected by any agreement reached
az Washington to limit naval con.
fccted hy any agrocmcnt to rcdur,
military strsre.,b ,,.,o s,,cn ..n
agreement conceivable, as 1t ~
~. ~, ''l'i uuI presehl H'r"hB'H'
s',,l ."' 10 u't, '"'.' ~
os' t'N'h lne PROOF ui our
Inp'.',S 70 "Iefnlze EuPPIIcu ny
Of Canada and Australia. Japan
VIII not attack us. Such an at
"U|'u o' su'0I 0Iae' toI "u"Id
nv I''"'S o'hs tne bII'l'h ll'tt
10 our assistance.
If there ia war in the Pacific We
shall have TO rnrrv II IA As, put
there win bo M war In ,ho p.r,,,.
10 ,vc i,a,s, nm, No., ah.u ,.,-.'.
!, .t. 49,, 20" "''"''
w. ,' ""'""'as'" WIN
mas ".quIIcu III recent years IN
emma ana IN Slberia ana accept Z
status OF equality with us and with
the rest OF tho world In the markets
OF the far cast II would he a pro.
found pity II We should i'm Washinr-
ton give credenco to tho Same loo.
ends 400 .c,ontod tr p,,Js ia,,,,,1s
,bat ,bo r,.o,',o -, ,h, ,a,,s -
,,., W. :"
mn national i,terssts a,d so,,,st, "a
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War the Only Settlement.
We ought 10 know now how fool
ish are such legends we ough, to
perceive that the French seeking
security on tho Rhine are M, nrn.
pared TO risk future invasion I'm or.
der to remove an obstacle In future
peace. We have seen how the Poles
felt. we have vitnossed Rumanian
views expressed I'm Rudanes, and in
Kichiuev Italian omo,jona as a.
Fnimc and as.to the upper valley,
of the Tvrol We are TODAY seeing
the Greek armies fighting I'm Asia
to realize aspirations which are more
man ZOO Years old Every country
III tho ""rId p'!'"Ves IN peace u
ohtrr i" assure H. put every, people
II. ,.' WoI'u mas an llIouuolpl" m,hi
,'tu," ~. H''l"Hal huN' laE' "U',h
~ "n'S H'rlS 'n,'S nAipIaI ne
eS.,'S' VIII" ~ VIII nor Sd'rlll''
l" INC aus "I unlV'IaaI apPehSe
HI'"d an" can "hIN ne ipI,td 10 sac
IIIl'" ny ne" war Wh', ~ IN l'Sel
N""IH "'S' Wy ''c "'ed'H VI q"
P'''e.
a Pacific settlement is possible
II We VIII retire all our policy o.
tho open door and accept the Jap
nnese claim for special privilege ir
CHINA and all OF the Far East. But
sinCo tn" japanese are resolved e
hight rather than part with this ad
nnn,'Et, no olher set,lohont IS pos
,..,,,, ,, enc we on "ui par arc u.
THi'.ns W 'un,.ut Su,i' ao'"nlhH' 70
1npnn' no S'tt'h'ni possible
w nat rCunhihs possiole ~ a ,rah"c
''oi, Nc''H'' sue AT the H.ui"ch
81 - val n'''h'f ,n' Pu"Ht ="
~ ,"',rs HI",'e h'l 'l'' vi pa
! u'hhhulhs ueciS'oh ny pattIe, OF
.ns ont' aiS uoth Pr'ltr W avon
i"e NSue az th' moment
There May Bc a "Bargain."
Such being the fact tho business
OF tho diplomacy represented a
Washington viii be TO arrive at :
transac ctlon. a sort of bargain which
has in reality no other merit thar
postponing a real clash. I'm 10 IN,
breaking point and for a price, a.
I have said. Europe wiz support IN,
United States But at tho breakinI
point European diplomacy win in