The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05


these men, who are politicians and necessarily
| susceptible 20 many Interior considerations ami
| ellurements which might cause them 20 betr,v
the interests of those classes, under any obi-
| cation 20 any other voters or classes that will
| have the effect OF impeding or defeating the
objectives we have in view.
Now. as stated in my probate letter OF yes-
| terday, which trust you have found space for
| as desire to have the imoecies whom ] ad-
| dress made perfectly aware OF my homes, opIr.
! ion OF them, have bona fide opinion OF these
| mobblsts and so-called "one hundred pc-
,enters," who, unkuowingly and ignorantIyl of
course, are doing more 20 bring about tho hr.
arChy they say advocate than ten million "a
! myself could possibly do even IL we were nv
| Ing TO do So which We are not. know enough
lion of Industry lies through educatSr sqo,''f3 "a.
people. When speak OF the social revolution
| do not use the term revolution" in the senss
| OF a violent change or bloody coercion This Is
a technical term we use to express merely
''change"-the change we hope TO bring about
naturally and peacefully through education nni
propaganda among the masses In whose interest
the program we advocate Is Instituted.
However, l know enough TO know that VIC.
lence besets violence, and am as certain 40
| am of anything that the next 10 years viii d,
this country, brought about, not by reds and
radicals, but by the very persons who th.uEs
they are going to be the means of defeating the
very thing they will instigate. The religious
bgotry and fanaticism that has grown apaee
In the past few months; the suppressed bur
ever growing hatred OF different factions;' lh,
increasing disrespect for law aud coustituled
authority, facilitated II not inspired by the
and impunty with which mobs can wrc5k
vengeance on all who run counter to their in.
terest or prejudice; the racial antHgonlsms that
become more accentuated every day as ia vii.
messed by any who will read the papers pub.
shed by the colored races: the blind avariciour
greed and stupidity OF the powers that be- "a
everything that might even remotely alleviate
or benefit the lower classes; corruption in poll
tics hypocrisy in religion. injustice in the courts
all these things are TO me unfailing indications
OF that anlmosity and vindictiveness which in.
variably presages the destruction OF organized
government and the overthrow OF civilization
IL is really serious condition, and the omi.
nousness of it has mitgated somewhat my de
sire for immediate economic regeneration and
lmpresses with the importance OF sacrificing
the lessor TO the-greater danger. mean that
the preservation OK civilization and organized
government Is greater consideration than the
economic rehabilitation which believe essen
tally necessary for the ameloration OF the
millions whom 1t is the object OF progress 30
Improve and ennoble. l believe In tho survival
OF the fittest in the struggle for existence. There
!s no sentiment in this thing to me, and my proc
test against the existing economic institutions
Is due 70 the fact that to my mind they orN(
unnatural and artificial and prevent the actua.
survival OF the tittest. In other words instead
OF fostering and promoting the evolution OF the
the lowering OF the type human.
TO one who knows the economic interpreta.
the reality Of the struggles as radicals tthe
word radical means fundamental" "to 20
to the root" Of mence, for instance) do or
believe we do, II is amusing to observe the
sideratlNs that prompt the so-caled Amer.
canism" movement/ Their the Catholic
church is the very last thing they should do,
II they want TO crush the radical movement
Remember Peter Collins? The only effect OF
Test toward Catholics going so far as TO vote
against all candidates for office who are known
to be Catholics or in sympathy with that faith
as know will be the dagger that returns 20
stab them right where they thought 1t would
open the path Tor them: They viii drive me
camp and when they do this they going to
have different kind OF party" from those they
are now INDUCING in.
The World Is the best newspaper in the state
| found this out as soon as / arrived here. I
buy The World here because 1t contains greater
and more complete amount OF foreign news. Il
Your man Fields, from all can learn, is man
of integrity and merit, and although ! might
have rdiculed him just for the fun OF It, L
really have nothing against the man, and Tor +
organization of society he is az ideal candidate
For the unions and working masses. on the
other hand the reconstruction candidate is The
man. Yours respectfully
oklahoma City. Nov ~ 3. -'N'''' D'-'@' a
Walton's Tulsa Meeting.
Editor World: Out Of curiosity I attended /
the Walton meeting at convention hall last eve. i
ming, as no doubt hundreds OF others did Il
wanted to see for myself before election day L
rather than TO be prejudiced by the opinions Of /
others although my mind was made up which |
way TO vote beforehand. As | sat there and I
listened TO that jazz band and watched the bob i
ping head and st. Nitus dance contoitvts o; 4
the chief performer. l wondered why a nom nee
for the dignified office of governor of any Sde ]
In our grand old union should consider it neces i
sary 10 use such methods to reach the hearts Il
and minds Of the farmers and good people Of
the state OF Oklahoma. Then the solost came II
out and sang that song that was composed b II
murderer while lying in his cell waiting 10 i
be hanged for the murder of the ragged II
stranger whom he had hired 20 kill his wife 4
t wonder what she would have said to him ii
she could have answered him) Where was 1
the Connection I'll grant st. was Impressive Il
but the effect soon d.spelled by the return 1
Of the Jazz artist and more jazz. Then the two Il
fine donkeys which are spoken OF in the B,hls II
as Jackasses how appropriate they were. i
was hard to get them in line the banner could L
be read. got the impression of 3 200 some. Il
thing-I don't know what, II was so Impressed L
with the digniied bearing OF the donkeys after 4
the impressive entrance. The one real good ii
number on the whole program was the music II
rendered by the grand band. always fce II
thrilled whe1 | hear that wonderfully inspir' II
ing piece The stars and Stripes Forever."l
Mr.. Walton good old friend who has WATCHED Il
him all bis life (I wonder WHY introduced Jack Il
enthusiastically, then seated himself and chewcd i
gum vigorously all the rest OF the evening. My 4
jaws ached In sympathy. - But when Walton II
took the stand and began TO speak began ~
realize why II was necessary to carry such 4
retinue with him to impress the people. He Il
was tired and peeved and altogether sorry for i
himself | really felt sorry for him, and ] Il
could excuse him for feeling abused that Fields I
fails 20 give him the glad hand when he meets I
him on the street Ho said he had MI i
Fields change his clothes three times ln one 4
day didn't kaow he was ever John Fields 4
valet
Well II was an interesting talk. Walton told i
20 many funny things about Fields, and showed Il
US so many pieces OF OF course believe II