The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
Peters Outlines Program
OF Action for NeU Year

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I ia this vicinity
/ Employer and LmplOyc.
/ II ~ important 10 the entire COM
muuiiv that tho relations between
| employer ana omploye nrc harmon
/ ipualy maintained ana that the
rights OF cnrh be fully recognized
ana protected and that the rights ~
! the public shall also be- recognized
/ In all controversies between labor
ana cupit1l Tulsa has beon slugu-
I inriy FREQ from serious labor trOu-
/ blcs ana this has been due Ht least
in part tp the good judgment OF
] local leaders IN the ranks Of lnbOr 10
/ tho attitude Of employers u labor
and 10 the action of the arbitration
I committee of tho Chamber or Com
/ morce, which has rendered q splcn-
/ did service IN bringing about salts
/ factory settlement NJ slight differ
] cnccs bctwcon the labor forces ana
I employers Tho Chamber ~ Com
morCo VIII continue 20 uso ms iuflu-
q ouru tp adjust labor disputes ana tu
prevent serious labor trouble. ana lu
doing this will mako 70 constant of.
! fort 90 Do fair to the man who
l works na well as TO the. man who
| pays.
Tho Tulsa Press.
/ For almost 20 years / have been n
I close reader uf the press Of TulsI
I and have often t1kou pgcugiOn TO
congratulate this city on the type
ana character ~ ltH publications.
Tho papers occupying tho morning
aud afternoon field BOO Tulu would
/ be- % credit lu my city lu Tine nation
ana the magazines published hero
contribute their fun ahuro Zoo tho
sum total NJ tho proper typo uf puu-
/ Ilrity Tor Tulsa lf lg necessary ih1t
am Organization such aa this shnil
have tho active support uul CO.
operation az tho local prc97 nud I
oxprosg the hDpo that during my
udmiuIqf ration tNu NIu Chamber
Of Commerce shall have uH itI
wnrmoet Supporters tho puhllca-
lions OF TuInG
Conventions.
Tulu'a railroad facilities and tho
ability Of tho city 90 properly take
care of important conventions JUS
tlry n most nggrossiVe campaign for
district, state and Interstate conyon-
lions in this cItH and | recommend
that ns soon Ua possible "a couyen-
tlOu fund DO established and placed
100 the disposal of tho convention
committee for tho purpose of do
p
mry NJ delegates from Tulsa 10 per-
son1llv deliver To- conventions being
held elsewhere an invitation for the
Hurroodlng meetings to be held In
this city
~ ~ "a we'll known fact that Tulsa
y. Tie itself TO almost ono hundred
per cent OF the Tulsa visitors and II
In very important TO get az many
representative men and women to
look the city over az possible on tho
theory that tho visitors may later
become residents OF this place.
Membership.
There should be a constant Of
fort made, not only by the clerical
force hut by tho officers and mem
bers OF tho organization to increase
tho membership In the Chamber OF
Commerce. Every member OF every
civic organization In Tulsa should bo
an active paying member OF this or
ganization and every man IN the city
Interested In its growth and Develop
mont should be on the membership
roster.
The Mld-Contincnt OIL & Gas
Association.
| am very much impressed with
the Importance OF very close as
ISOLATION between the chamber OF
commerce and tho Continent
OH " Gas association and the cul-
tivntion OF helpful and harmonious
social ana business relations be-
tween the two organizations. The
Mid-Continent on n Gas associn-
ton is the dominating factor IN
maintaining Tulsa as the oil metrop-
oils of the continent. The associa-
ton brings to this city annually
more real bona-fido operating oil
men ana moro real oil business than
probably all other organizations
combined. II II a constantly oper-
1ting instrument, beneficial to
Tulsa, and as such should be given
most conspicuous place In the rec
ognlEed city building factors OF
Tulsa. | propose to appoint from
the body OF the Chamber OF Com
incrco a strong, energetic. and well
informed committee TO keep in
touch at nll times with the Mid
continent OIL II Gas association, its
Officers ana membership. and 10 In
every manner possible render real
ch1mher OF commerce service TO
thot organization In local affairs
ana In legislative matters I'm Okla
homa and at the nations caplthl. I
believe there is no better service we
can render this city aud this SOC
tion than by the most active co-op-
Grafton with the Continent OH
II Gas association.
The work of the Chamber of Com
merce Is never finished and it is OBJ
Vlous that each annual program
must necessarily be more or leas OF
n continuing program, n carrying out
OF previous plans, n laying down OF
new plans which may be carried out
by succeeding administrations. and
for this reason l want to call your
attention TO the necessity for con-