Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-10

Time. NY cooperative action Tulsa
can Increase its payroll several thou.
sand people-and make a profit In
20 doing
Develop Our small Indus,rso
tho most successful cities In
America are those that depend on q
thousand or moro small factories.
II viii he tho cnd.avor OF the
Tul sa Financial corporation to build
Tulsa on this sure foundation.
Small industries will not only bs
nccorded financial support ~ their
showing OF ability and business In
dichte them deserving. hut they will
be offered tho co operation and ad.
Vice of tho best obtAinahle buslnrs,
IDEAS and information When the,
desire. careful study will he made
Of their business needs, and survey
OF its possibilities and sales infor
nation will he gathered II requested
Tulsa's safe future lays with the
hui ding OF many small Industries
Undor tho policy of the Tulsa Finan.
cIal corporation such Industries will
be aided In many ways Impossible
without a great mother company
whose interests can roach into lie Ids
impossiblo Of attainment for the
smaller business
Our Esample---Therc Arr Hundrv~i.
Tulsa In within 100 miles of the
finest broom corn producing area In
the United Staes. Tulsa buys and
soils from ten To fiftesn thousand
doiiars worth Of brooms each month
yet Tulsa has never developed q
strong. going broom manufacturing
plant
This is but one Of many rsasons
for tho Tulsa Financial corporation.
Our tndcvclopcd Resour~u.
Tulsa has builded on tho sale Of
natural products. yet Tulsa has not
touched natures great storehouse
surrounding this city.
Ch~ap Commercial PUwev.
The first cornerstone Of any man
ufacturinE city must be an unlimited
supply Of permanent. cheap. accersi.
bic power Tulsa In surrounded by
millions OF acres OF untouched gas
area We arc In tho largest unde
veloped commercial coal field In the
middlewsst Untouched water power
is a. our door. while the Tulsa Fi-
nAncial corporation does not pro
pose to engage In the development
OF power, yet the very fact that
power In such vast volume 10 close
by gives assurance that Tulsa has
the first requirement OF . mAnufac-
turing center.
OH and Oh supp,isA
OIL 10 our greatest natural re-
source. but there IN yet great oppor-
tunitiss for further development Of
our relationship with this industry
Especially is this true In the build
Ing OF specihlties handled by the oil
business, Around them We can and
should build many concerns who
will manufacture and supply the de-
sired tools Of the trade. also develop
industries TO manufacture the many
chemicals and by-products derived
from oil.
Tulsa 10 the financial center Of tho
oil business. Tulsa will remain the
western purchasing ccnter through
strong. vigorous cooperation.
OShw Naaurni Rssouru~.
Within . radius Of 100 piles of
this city mother earth given 20 men
moro than Sfb. 900. ZOO In sinc prod
ucis annually. more than $4,000. 900
IN coal. a. much In timber. hundreds
% thousands In grains. cotton, broom
corn and like products. All OF these
are shipped away In their unfinished
state. People OF other communities
take up the task cf production where
we stop. then we buy back the FIN
Ishsd product for much more money
than we were paid for our natural
products.
These can BE- obvistsd ~ Tuisans
stand together and, through their
unity, make u possible 10 command
The united knowledge OF the chem
lcal. commercial and manufactu ring
brains OF this community.
DcvcpOpmeut of Tulaa's Manpowev.
In this city there are many men
Who present possibilities Of dsvsi-
opment In many waya
We are q cosmopolitan people
Here We have many trained engin-
are finished chemists--
here are mon Of undsveloped exe-
,utive ability.
A. the interests Of the Tiln FL
,ancial corporation widen there will
,e presented for upbuilding q field |
little thought of--that OF the dsvsi-
'pment OF manpowsr.
Most every successful man can
ook bark 70 the time and place In |
lis life where help from some other |
nan, or association with other men |
u the right sort. exercised the de- |
idlns factor In his business sicceeD
The Tulsa Financial corporation |
nuet he city.wide In its ownership Ia
'e successfui.
II follows. therefore, that sreAter
uocesses are possible through y like
stcnson In the personnel Of its man
cement.
We who have bsen named 10 Or
aniise and promote tho idea OF this
reat public owned institution feel |
eenly tho possibilities that lie hare |
or tho younger business generation
4 our city.
To them we must look for the ss-
rnsion OF any work We may now be.
In. By ENCOURAGEMENT. by advice
nd by closer business association.
,any young business people OF Tulsa
'ill present ideas and undertake
rejects that win result In distinct
dvantaGe 10 W all
Stock Sold on Easy Terms.
Because II In the desire that this
owpany will be OF wide and varied
and because We feel that
u very success lies with It's accep-
,nce by men In all walks OF life, n
ss been decided that the company
lock should be offered IN terms
nd In amounts we'll within the
zach OF the average saver.
one million dollars In no great a.