Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-03
USE AD CLUB PAPER
TO MAKE TULSA GROW
T.. J.. Horn Told OF the Future nj
Tulsa at Advertising Club.
Please Boosting Tulsans.
TO PRINT 10000 COPIES
l.. NJ. Abbott Elected President OF the
Club; Delegates Start TO Frisco
Convention.

The reading OF an lllumlnative
paper by Il. s. Horn on the future
of Tulsa, and the election OF a new
set of officers for the ensuing term.
made yesterdays session OF the Ad-
Vertising club one of the most In.
teresting held In some time.
The following officers were elect
ed:
company, president
y II Leslie, Bumgarner Furniture
company, vice. president.
f.. A. Guise, Tulsa Business col
lege, secretary.
c. Y. Vandever, Vandever Dry
Goods company. treasurer
Board of directors Frank Greer.
Greer Investment company; Max
Madansky, Model clothiers; f. c.
Larson, Tulsa World: Clark Field
Field Stationery company; c. r.
BumRarner, Bumgarner Furniture
company.
The club passed resolution max
ing past president r. A. Wilcox an
honorary life member. He is now
assistant to the director Of the Hght
and heat division Of the national fuel
administration.
President Abbott, Secretary Guise
and Ben f. Finney left last nigbt
FOR San Francisco to attend the an
nual convention of the Associated
Advertising Clubs Of the World. T.
s. Horn will leave today for the
convention.
Paper Constructive Criticism.
Mr.. Horns paper on the future OF
Tulsa was largely a constructive
criticism. II made such an impres-
sion on the club that 10000 copies
were ordepetA printed for general
distribution In the city and a COM
mittee VIII be appointed to cooper
ate with other civic organizations in
an effort to outline a program OF ac-
uon looking to the building of big
ger and better Tulsa.
Mr.. Horn cited the cases of
prominent cities that have been
built and made famous by one line
OF business or industry and pointed
out that Tulsa should take advan-
tage Of her natural resources and
follow the lines OF least resistance.
lie said small industries should be
encouraged
The biggest and most vital sug-
gestion for the upbuilding of Tulsa
which | have heard" he declared. |
was that made by r. NJ McFarlin |
before the Chamber Of Commerce a |
few months ago In which he offered |
to be one of ten men who would pur-
chase stock in new factories and |
manufacturing industries to he To-
Gated In our city to the amount OF |
l,O00,OO0 annually for five years.
There are possibly 500 public spirited
men in our city who would agree to
purchase stock in new manufactur-
annually upward. | doubt not but
that total fund of several million
dollars could be secured for this pur-
pose, covering period of five years"
He opposed the bonus system, de-
claring that it was unwise to get
large established factories to move
to Tulsa.
War industries could be procured
for Tulsa, he said, that in peace 4
times could be converted In factories
for the production Of peace COM
modities.
Parks and roads musr-oe built to
insure the permanencY of the city in
his opinion.
Use Convention Hall.
He asked the question; Are we ,
the best possible use of Con-
vention hall?" and suggested a series ;
Of public concerts on the $4,000