Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-04

the nrst thing about re unsJrnasssd
Ip'oE4nr of scenery wtAin tne.r own coln-
tN md the congress WI un1er'Pke ne
ie1E NJ turning tho 'ide of American
teN el 30 Europe to The magnificent scenic
tTotl ~ our own country
novel feature Of the "Srs America
fitst' plan 20 he considered ~ the neol-
ms IN tySten ~ comprehensive and 'n1l-
clous ndys.ttsnE IN hurope wish tho view
Of inducing Europeans 10 tour America.
Scenery Is Superb, 80
Tho west ccntains sems of the grsrdest
Tgsaig attractions in tnis or sny other
country Including Yelpwstane Park. tho
hg Trees Yosemite, Grand Canyon, tho
Nhtgfsl Bridges OF Utah Tho Rocky
lluu,sina the Glacier NatiouA ParA,
fuse' nd, ana many other p'acea
Iurss fostering tho see america First
movement believe that % tine tourists y
this country would 10 dt.ttr informed ~
the nt.1,'ions Of America before they 70
to Europe, American pslp!e would hs held
in b,shrg regard by The people - Eusolo.
Nshy American touriats are the laa-h-
inF stock Of Europe on account Of thelr
iHrsi1sce of America.
Louiz W Hill, chairman of tho bes-l n
directors of the Great Northern Railway
.. stem. VIII address The congress on 'h9
s.Hiect OF See America First M dl.
tie sen " H. J. Hli. has inherited n's
i8'... d wonderful ability ans his eYped-
cn0c rf Hre wears as pres.dent 0t the
l.tII tNtAhh 10y N Nl fINllfl HN u tl u NlNNh
~ tLe aIhiect Mr.. lill has always
shown Keen interest IN tho work ot ina
t.ltT Fsa. and Ia recognized as ono Of me
hctt boosters Ia the Trans MisaAslppi
sectian.
Discuss vital Questions.
Among others who will address the con-
CrenS ON tho subject OF ttanspurta Jon. are
Elank J Gould ~ san FIencise0. ana J.
W Kelly OF Denver both ~ whom arc
connected with the legal departments u
great railway systems and are fully Cou-
petent TO speak on the subject
Andrew Carnegie head " the educa-
uouul committee u the National Ilhsral
Immigration Leafpe has been invited 10
address The assembly on the subject VI
Immigration ono " tho departments CIV
en- q prominent place on the congress,
program Should the Laird Of Skihoo"
be In this country nj the date the con-
gress Is convened IL is regarded us likely
That he VIII make the trlp 10 Salt Lake
city 10 present his Views on this all i'm
por;ant problem.
Former President Eliot Of Harvard II
another promiuen, American to take
deep interest IN The immigration problem.
put II hs lenlth permits he also may at-
toud the ssssicn aud address tbs eon-
Irese
hon Terence V. Powderly. chief Of n.
Immigration Bureau and Naturalization
department Of the Department ot Com
nctcs and Labor has sisuif ed his nten-
Non or attending the session
Advocate Good Roads.
Some ot Americas foremost advocates
Of the Improvement OF public highways
Will address tho congress on the subject
Of GOOD Roads Among them are Hugh
Chalmers Of Detroit head of = Ia re auto
mobile manufacturing concern; A. q.
Bctchclder OF New York prcaident Of tho
American Automobile Association; and
Charles Henry Davis Of Yarmouth. Masg,
aQrnpht advocate Nf fVaTgpOnklngulal
highway
Dr David Starr Jordan OF tho Leland
Stanford University will dcllyer tho prn-
c,pic address on Worlds Peace" His
address will 6e entitled. "A Case Agalnst
War"
James w. Porch Of New Orleans. presi-
dent Of the Progressive Union OF that city
and head OF new steamship company
recently organized, win talk on the sub
jeot Of transportation, one with which he
Is very familiar
The Trans Mississippi Commercial Com
6ress has been presided over in the tweu-