Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-08

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4 last time the city claimed a popula-
/ tion of from fifteen to twenty thous-
and and the government census
showed you actually had over $4,000
! people. A short trip over the city
| and glance from a few points OF
vantage convinccs me that you easily
/ have double the population shown
/ 10y the census five years ago
/ Is All Substantial
81 know Of no other city that has
made such a growth. And the beauty
/ and the real thing for cOngratulatiOn
about it all is the substantial and
metropolitan character of the i'm
provements which are to be seen in
/ everything that has been accom-
| plished Where can you go and find
such clean and well built city? !
do not know. Tulsa is a real JOY
and pride to every citizen of the
middle west and especially to we
Kansans just over the border to the
/ north Of you.
| 81 am sure that Tulsa is destined
| to bc the largest and best city i'm the
entire southwest, exceeding even Dal-
/ las, that other wonder city that mas
attracted SO much attention by rea-
| son of its growth and Improvement.
! While the present growth of Tulsa
! is attributable largely TO the oil and
| gas business, long after both oil ana
gas have ceased to be an important
| factor in the upbuilding of your city
and that is a good long ways in the
distance, YOU will find here a city
! that will be a wonderful tribute to
| the genius and the enterprise Of the
men who have helped to build it,
A Long Member
Mr. Campbell has been member Of
congress from the Third district of
! Kansas since 1902 and has won such a
| strong position in the affairs of the
nation that he is likely to be able to
] return to congress from that district
as long as he may desire TO do so. lie
is one of the courageous and tOrCetul
members OF congress who has had the
/ courage OF his convictions and stood
for the things he believed in regard
less Of the changing waves OF public
clamor that have swept over the Coun-
try, and especially over the state OF
Kansas, and been able to carry his
district sometimes I'm the face OF op-
position from his own party,
He has had much to do with legis-
latiou affecting the oil interests OF
oklahoma, by reason Of the fact that
his own district includes much OF the
oil fields of Kansas, and he took an
important part I'm securing for Okla
homa many OF the things which the
people of this state have asked for,
including the passage Of the bill ad-
mittng oklahoma TO statehood
g. o. T.. To Win.
II is Mr. Campbelrs opinion that
the Republican party Is sure to win
i'm the next presidential election, but
he declined to express any preference
at this time as TO who the nominee OF
the party should be "Thcre is much
favorable comment in behalf of Sena-
tor Weeks of California he said.
land also Of Congressman Mann,
whom ] regard as one Of our big men,
but | do not believe there viii bc a
disposition among Republicans to en-
courage % contest between individuals
but rather To carefully consider the
matter of selecting "a man i'm whom
the business men and farmers of the
country viii have an abiding conf
dcncr not only to restore confidence,
but to direct the affairs of the nation
along sane and sensible lines ON a
broad. big scllo and who will repre-
sent their idea iu his own personality
and political achievements.
Enough Experiments.
we have had enough experiment.
ing with new, untrlcd and doubtful
theories along sociahstic ana utopian
lines trying to work over and change
our form OF government. and the
people who were clamurins for a
change ass they did when the Demo-
cratic party was pnr I'm power last
time and what the country needs rs a
rest from AN this kind Of legislation.
OF ann not calamity howler but
facts are that there has been ter
rifle slump i'm business and the Demo
IrrHtic policies instead Of tending to
relieve the situation, have only inten-
s.dpd. increased and aCcentuated the
condition OF unrest, uncertainty and
lack OF confidence"
Mr. Campbell was guest at the
rotary dinner Yesterday and visited
his former schoolmate A. , piddiscn.
During the forenoon he tosr an auto
"trip over the city with V C~egg,
with whom hc has had a 'l,eume ac-
GuumtanCo. l.. *. Gone and Eugene