The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

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,poa.irod b, the cost fin dollar, ora cont. And
tho atfcr,pt 90 cor,ulotoIy obolsb Tho ago.,Id
in,lust, of vino. tatfr,, ana o,e.r,,l,rg ,s ,ro
,i,,ft,tItp , criss economically thai, fl. ,,, l,s
laut d,y n,u.f rorcipo worry clo,o ,ttarto, iron,
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fl tho anne manner kir. uar9e4 with uls
afafcaout the need OF broad purchasing
market neccesaIy to absorb production has
supulIcd p,e ocopop,Ic consideration to the doc
rrorda OF tho radical orr,piz,fIous which must
,psure a riosar md moro careful confederation
Of tho Ia1,o.
Tint broad rnarfe. fs necessary to absorb
tbe nro5uctiop of n, frdustri,l s,..,o,o .,,h os
we have created in thi. rountr, within tbo.b bfer
life OF a qfnsia iniivfdunI be- too potent 10 cvco
dispute Thot This broad market can be bost
maintained bv HIGHER wages FOR the wor}mcp
and lower dividends for the stock owners ls
The individuals or the GREAT army we rpain-
tain In industrial production must he conahlo
Of themselves becoming purchasers Of the ertl-
clos produced or the entire system will toppIo
and fall Ths can only be realized through n
wage system which permits tho actual workers
who outpufnbor tho stockhoIdcr. nv a ratlo NJ
more than a thousand 20 one 10 bocorno re,
eral purchaeors OF nr commodities fl, tho omen
market
The concentration of wealth I'm a Few, hands
means nothing more than nm industrial feudal-
ISM lust ne the conditions OF n quarter century
ago created n cattlo-bnrons' foudsiisrn on our
western plains. which were divided among
very few cattIe klnrs to the exclusion. ~, tbc
'nestors" md tho farmers who vyora eaear,,,
seeking land Under the cattle kinrs a tre
mondous area was dominated by a brutal fepd-
alisn to the vast enrichment Of a rov uut
there yere no com rnupit,y ceutera M s.hooi.
no churches and no merchandising and bnnkirR
interests such as have followed the settlement
OF the lands by n farmer on each quarter sec
uon.
settlement OF the land resulted I'm creating
that broad purchasing market" which Mr.
Barnes holds to be essential 10 the ahsorptlor ot
our present scale Of production The rattle
kings would never have developea tbe west no
matter how important a part they did nlav in its
subIection Every national intcreat uleads against
the Capitalization OF wealth in tho hands OF a
! few because wealth is only another namo ror
purchasing mower Ons man with n hundred
! thousand dollnrs plays an important part in the
! no OF an average western community Rut the
| purchasing power OF that man ia confined 10
| the needs Of himself and his family He HIM
self requires A few suits OF clothes nsr snnutn.