The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-02

by = vote 81 tbs people. IudR-
mont bonds are condemned Az me
result Of propaganda by bond hiy
cra.
section aeven declares tho = "a
gor and wiil do all lu 10 power 20
enact INTO statute law tho Irr'alu
five program tnat was adopted by
the farmers and laborcrs 1' ShH o.
whom tho rocahvtruct.ou league wns
organ. nd IN september. 1871 ana
February. 1872
Further resolutions favor E%raiunt-
ca Itud tax. a home owurrshIp come
poo .s.un TO formulate plans l1r uc
puI.uE Ownership of land f.oe 'rEt
book. 10 be furnished bF t.o state
state insurance 81 an tIud9 and fiHro
bonds No. finance the UUur. ~uHnrffH.r
enterprise. the bonds Goo 1, secured
ny muitgsRrp back on the uomr
Favor state HBnk
W%eeariiuE tho flute bank ul4u the
resolutions declare We favor the
establishment Uf o state uauH and
member banks ln tho various cnun
Tics where necessary. Fhid banks ID"
bn used sF q depository for aII state
funds ami funds ~ othor political
cub diyisiouH ana a. general %bnnh!ug
business, euch iuuds TO DO used phi
muriiy in building up the co.opora-
tive ana ag"H other institutions ~
SIN be " benefit 10 the majority 90
the people
A continuation ~ alignment Of
farmer and labor Organization is
urged for political action aud FUR
ther organization Us planned.
The ship-subsidy bin 80 ron
dcmnod as "a gigantic fraud and
oklahoma scnatotH are called upon
10 vota against - when 81 reaches
tho senate
"Coin" Harvey Lectures.
W. ". Harvey. or coin Harvey
az he ls generally known addressed
the convention tonight on tho sub
lect ~ eiuouey' Harvey went into
an academic discussion Of money,
favurlng the characterization 81 hoth
gold ANA ailvor. Referring To the
matter ~ establishing a state bank
Harvey said Il should no put into
operation as the basls for other re-
forms which are demanded ny the
! farm-iabor alignment His advice
was TO establish such a bank AZ inc
| %capital, using tho state funds which
amount to about $4,000, 900. added
10 which would be the funds Of
municipalities amounting 90 "a
much more. and that this money
ey should be used ms the basis for
loans 10 tho people. A general bank -
ing huslnoes should be conducted by
tho state bank he said, and n would
receive deposits from all over the
nation. n would he n real state
guaranty bank, Instead OF a sadly
deficient system such as we have
Harvey has been active IN the
work Of organizing the farm-labor
union in Oklahoma and has con.
trihuted much literature and many
speeches TO the organization.
The convention also listened to an
address by tho national president. W,
w. Fltzwator of Bonhsm. Texas, who
detailed the work Of organization
during the year and urged a mem
bership campaign int Oklahoma. The
farm labor union orgah l2ntiOn In
tho state IL now confined to about
seven counties in the southeast sec.
ton and claims a membership al
about 5000, IL was one OF the foui
should be used as the baAls 70
large groups which formed the re
construction league at shawnee, ans
differs from the farmers union II
that &c favora political action, j. n
Laughlln, its president, ran asalns
Congressman Carter for the nominO
ton and nearly won out.
IL. O. Miller, manager OF the re
construction league. attended tn
convention as a spectator as did r.,
Roger, vice president OF the farm
ers' union. Paul Nesbit j. Luthe
Lhngston and others who are Tram
Ing the legislative program whio.
Governor~Elect Walton Ar TO preser
10 the legislature.
The convention VIII finish its wor
Saturday.