The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-04
WHY SMASHED "BLBS" CARCATJRE- CECHE SOREL zELkS

rsaus not set determined.
when surprise was expressed ,hlt
i..,..l..r,t,,, might be tak.r fran,
minus 49,,
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said:
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LABOR. MS l7 ""' ''" Wv Of
is treating immigration as " 81 no1-
.,r1.J only A limited portion Of oval.
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How Will IL alltNl ''' I"'''' WEI.
Grc' How VIII IL AFFECT poster
WIN :, bee 10 the advantage of f.-
lure generations that certain .'r..a
of blood, men of certain degrees off
mtelAlence, holding certain N.'N-
ot government, bH admitted ta .u
.hor,s2 Undoubtedly u is to ',,
interest of puoIlc wc'idr" ta.'
American labor he projected irDp
competition with foreign paupcr .I-
bar. bout tht i- not The sole cone
sidu'lIOu uu which 70 oaae dr..
risiuu. neither does TINS narro" l..
sluuu give us the proper v"wpaI..
from witch to determine the JdN..
ability uf admitting the ma NIduft
"Tho sam" proposition applies '.
r1tufa'lhdtl'n' ne voters "H" ''
Z. rmIuc The Kind oi EoNCrunH..
under Whlrh -" -h1I live MUS. r.
carefully selected They must N.
chosen with regard to tn" puo.. DO.
trrcst
enid welfare ana cdu at..n
should bo placed as hureauS lu 'H.
public welfare department. "r'ius"
lbr whole future OF the country ..
Tho child
whether he viii or no, within 70"
years hc VII. step into our san..
lie viii take our place IN puslu u.r-.
on the bench. i'm IN" ha'I7 or r"..
gryss, and i'm the presidential Dn7i.
lie viii direct the |deStlnN or "u
country therefore,. W" must I'".
scrupulously after the W. Itar' tN'
education of those pred'S'ln'I ."
succeed us In fact, the impor'1n
OF this subject is so great mat some
advisers hay" ugEeN'cd tndi 'iA
cation ho elevated 10 inc aItNI,F ".
II separate departments II 'S nor ''
cause | think that IT. is not OF sL'.
f.cient importance to be so placed
that / would make D. "a bureau B.
the public welfare department i'
fact, it's yer. Importance causes "r
$50 20 place IT, Its adm'H'"t'a. .I'U
must he permanent y president ID
cabinet changes with rtch Hi'Ni.
istratIou. aud ls usually selected u,
a reward for ppllical service. 'I'
public educators, with i"W exec Poe
lions, are not politicians. Edu'H-
tiun Is too important to no subject
ed to the whims ana variation '.
politics. This is also true or cN.1
welfare. These important bureaus
should bo under the manaEemon,
of permanent und'iSecfetdties -
lcctcd for their wisdom and eNperl
once. Their salaries should he sut'
ficicutly large to procure the mon
or women best fitted for the work
MY position in regard to tho
woman question Is that there IS no
longer a woman question. Tne
The nineteenth amendment settled
that. They are citizens OF the
United states, and as such nave
equal rights, duties and privileges
with men. including the holding OF
office. | oppose making 1t obl!ga.
tory that any office should be held
. ly woman, and equally oppose de-
, barring her from this privilege be-
!, cause of sex. believe that there
>. are positions that her mother IN
= stinct and past training particularly
- fit her to flll. In such cases, it VII
bo wise to appoint her to MI thos'
l. places. The appointment to Office
u however high, should be dlrcci''
. solely with IN" purpose or cHoosin-
the person best fitted to I'LL H. re-
: Eardlcss of scN. on this basis, u
> is highly probable that n womaI
q would be chosen to head the chi,
; welfare bureau, because of her ht
ness for the position lherc are Ger
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