The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-06

,h. en:erpr,sins citizens of oklahon.

City.
the greetings from ths various cite.
Z We're Tcad and those who bore them we-.
: introduced ;o the audience by ProfessO,
} 2 :. N1ught. principal of the pcnli,
{ schools o: oklahoma city. As the repre-
I ssntatives .: the various cities wa!kec
loudly a9?iauded Miss Kita Moriiu. whC
Z extended the congratulations OF tn.
I Mayor OF Toxic 10 Oklahoma City. pre-
sented the queen. Miss Richardson. d
cHICAGo's GREETING.
| No prophet. however keen his pre-
] science said Mayor Carter Harrison OF
Chicago. would have been believed had
I he stood az his tent door sixteen years
= ago and to-e;o!1 the present BEAUTIFUL
city OF oklahoma II Is only. in America
that such things are possible. and 1t
might not be Inappropriate to add that
only IN Oklahoma City has this spirit Of
American enterprise been fulfilled in its
Chicago. herself the embodiment. OF
energy and achievement. cOnsratulates
most sincerely oklahoma City, the
pride of Oklahoma Territory: and Chica-
ga predicts Cor oklahoma City's future q,
high place and signal honor IN the ranks
OF the great cities % the United States
In behalf % Kansas CITY. l wish you
every element of prosperity and growth.
wrote Mayor J. II Ne- ot that city.
\ reception az the oklahoma building
vas the iinal event OF the days celeora-
tion.
The young women chosen to represent
the sixteen cities were:
Topeka. Miss Tzteher, Atlanta. sii,s su.i.
cs.casS.' Mi.s Siiac. n Seo,i. Denver Miss
Man! Ashton: Kansas CITY. Miss Net,;e Cam9e
Minneapolis. MIS- Helen I-atd. New York city.
Miss N.ttie ityaes. New orieaT,s, Ms. f.Snn>
nell. Havana. tsuba Mss 81 Cc-aIie Rarstia
Iakio. japan. Miss Kita Mori;u. Des Moines.
The following ycusE women represent Okla
I<o NusscTier5 G.;hri, %. Mis- HI'iwiS
liIauni Enid os Z Ms Franess sl.Inins' , Lay
n9ser Ms r'fR fR.ai M2S O. M s;i wey s. T
Edi;h MCKAY; S9lth Meales;.r. l. Mss
BESSIE = B-lNa: Nini,a I r. Ms Fay TrS:t-
Va HainsS. katssTyns HarrsTl. Alice kirxpat-
ricx- Betty Loo siras. Naomi Fhill'P.
THIS Is OKLAHOMA DAY.
II will be oklahoma ray at the Fair
to-day. and with the addition Of those
who will arrive to-day. Executive Com
missioner Edgar Il. Marchant estimates
;ha; the attendance Of citizens from that
Territory will be NOR. than 25.ts'-
I'll" celebration will b-gln with tho free
distribution OF Oklahoma vatermeiuns at
the Oklahoma building AT a IN. and at
10 a. m tho exercises Will commence
The programme at tn. Territory building
includes music BY the Ch.lOcco Indian
School Band. addresses by Governor
= r !
Pleasant Porter OF the Greek Nation. vo-
cal solo by Miss Caroline Williams. AMI
reading OF an original poem by Freeman
y. Miller. After tn. exercises there Will
be parade 10 the Terrace Of States.
where the Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory statues Will or crowned By young
women from both Territories.
Miss Esther Parker. daught.r ~ Quanah |
Parker. perpetual chief of the COmlnch.s. !
and Miss Louise HauSer OF the Cheyenne
tribe of Indians. viii represent Oklahoma
ard Miss Ada Brusu!nger OF the Ottawas /
and Bertha Johnson OF the WyandO-te< !
will represent Indian Territory at the /.
cr0%nins. Of the statues.
The commission will give luncheon TO !
Governor and Mrs Ferguson at the Nest I
Pavilion. at which y" guests will be pres I
ent- In the evening a reception and
dance will be given at the Indian Terri i
tory building. Executive Commissioner
having given permission to use /
the Assembly Hall in tina; pavilion
The omefsi Germas wise Restaurant /