Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-10
CITIZENS INVEST
IN TULSA'S FUTURE


CONTINUED pRoM PAGE ONE.
with a. least a. much cApitah ~ ths
Tulsa Financial corporation Invest,
will be Ktven consideration.
We will buy tho business OF nc
man. We viii Invest In projects thai
viii build this city and give the
TulAA Financial corporation reason
able assurance OF proper returns
Why Tulsa Nccds ssch Q Cnrpnr.
| atipu.
| There are several vital reason,
for such an organisation a. the Tllss
Financial corporation In Tulsa
f1rst-TllsA has more than fivv
thousand Soldiers who will return
home within the next year. They
VIII and have q risht to expect op.
portunity for honeat occupation
when they come back.
Second--People Who own property
, and who have other business inter
ests In this community must realise
| that their property values ana their
income, even their salary income
depends In largo measure on tho
manner In which this city meets AZ.
ter-ths-war conditions.
Third--TulsA Ia the center of q
vast field OF natural production. We
must now organize and develop the
production Of finished products n
We desire TO further develop our
community. Tulsa must stop buy
Ing everything wo consume. except
ing tho products OF oil.
Tulsa must become q city Of .
thousand separate and unrelated In
terests through . diversity OF indus
tries. We must have more manufac-
turing industries and q larger tin
bucket brigade.
lndnstrtAl Dcvclopnsent os Middle
Wost Urged by u. \. Govc~umcnt.
During the war the federal Epv-
eminent often com mpiAined of tho con.
Hcsted condition OF manufacturing In
eastern states.
Many manufacturer reaiissd this
condition ions before the govern
ment did.
70 rslieve the congestion soma
man ufacturers have sought. and
some have placed. plants In the mid
die west
Many OF thoss who alton pied to
secure our cooperation went back
home convinced that the people OF
the middle wost did not dsare 10 de-
velop their cities along industrial
lincs
Such q condition rsuuited ssmply
because no middle western city had
undertaken civic development In n
uniform and unified way, such a.
TULSA PROPOSES under the direction
OF thu public-owncd Tulsa Financial
corporation.
In every western city manufactur- =
ore found n few men who realized
tho possibilities of profit To thsm-
selves and to their city by accepting
the manufacturers proposition.
In most cascs these men were too
Few and commanded too limited cap
itai TO accept but a small proportion
or tho many community building op-
portunities that came before them.
Consolidated lntcrests.
Such q condition has existed In
TULSA Through the popular orgNni-
xation Of tho Tulsa Financial cor
poration II 10 hoped to interest a
thousand or more Tulsans In the
building OF thu manufacturing In
tercsts Of this city.
Tulsa 10 the center OF q vast field
of trade. With the financial aid and
ENCOURAGEMENT they may expect
from such popular corporation ks
we hope TO form In Tulsa, manufac-
turers. Industrial and commsr ciai In
terests will gladly consider this city
when they propose southwestern de-
velopmsntA .
PrcpArclneaa
When that time comes Tulsa
business interests will sand united;
prepared to talk business. not a. rep
reee natives of n few hat of many