Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-06
HUNTERS HAIL
A HAPPY HIKE
HUNTING AND FISHING pIB
PLAN \ GRAND CAN'T.
70 TRAVEL IN A SPECIAL
Mcinbers Have Never ShlrlScd u Re-
Spor rslbility-Nho's Who In the
Club--SOme Guests.

The announcement of "reddys In
yasIon" OF inc south African iunglos
! did not crcatc more eNcltcmont and
fear among the beasts Of that uneE-
lplodc country than exists AZ present
In the animal kingdom OF the Choc-
taw mountains. Tho cause Of this
grave alarm Is the announcement Of
the annual expedition OF the 0klaho-
ma Hunting and Fishing club of this
city 10 take place In the near future.
The club, composed OF local oil
men and several northern ana eastern
capitalists and producers, Is preparing
10 40 into camp on the 10th of this
month, and final arrangements are
about completed. The clubs guide,
Nil Butts. an intrepid huntor Of Skla-
took, Is at this time exploring the
Choctaw mountain for an ideal
camping ground, and ho IS expected
10 report In row Gays.
The club members and guests viii
leave Tulsa In a special Pullman ear
on November i4th and travel over the
Midland Valley to ~. Smith and
thence to Cove Ark, over the Kansas
City Southern. They viii enter camp
ON the 18TH and romaln thure for ten
days. Cove viii he their postoffcc
address, but the cubs camp will be
located far into the mountains an tho
Oklahoma sido Of tho state line
The official roster OF the oklahoma
Hunting ana Fishing Club is ms fol-
lows:
President and truthful narrator
Glenn y. Braden, pittsburg, Pa.
First vice president ana frog catcher,
D. w Zevely Of Musllogee.
Second vice president and fog litter.
" S. Mowrls Of Tulsa.
Treasurer and punstor, Manuel
Hlrsh Of Tulsa.
Secretary and resuscltator, c. r..
Strouyelle, Tulsa.
Directors.
Worm digger j. II. Evans, Tulsa.
Bait Inspector J. h. Croshie Tulsa.
Worm feeder II. p. Anderson.
Tulsa,
Galt cutter and official liar. II L..
wood Tulsa.
Bottle holder, u. Hastings, Tulsa.
Cork extractor Clint Moore, Bar
tlesville.
Cup bearer, Cash Code, shawnee,
Chantecleer d. W, Franchot'
Tulsa.
Fish strInger, P, c. D. Ball St.
Louis Mo.
strlnger, Frank l. Lewis, Tulsa.
Grasshoppcr catcher y. W Mel
Loud, Tulsa.
Minnow pail air pumper, George $.
Davis, Tulsa.
Card referee, F.. i. Blaise, Tulsa,
Water agitator, W. A. stuart
Tulsa.
Glove passer, John A. Steele, Tulsa.
Wind shield; N, V. V. Franchot.
Olean. n. Y,
Wave subsider, S y. Mallory, Mus
kogee.
Weather prognostlcator, II V Eos
ter, Bartlesville,
Health officer OF worm menagerle,
Or, Ross Grosshart, Tulsa,
Cloud mover, Albert Brown, Tulsa.
Official Snorer, Frank IL. Young,
/ Tulsa.
Chief chiropodist, Victor Martin.
Ice Inspector, Abe Martin, Z. S. a,
! The above bunch has never shirked
a duty nor failed in any obligation
No one can become member Of this
club unless he Is possessed of the re-
quistes for making n good fisherman
anu must Dt lUlll N-NIlIu utElft lllNHl-
ber Of the Pristine order of PreVari-
Gators, an organization organized foi
the purpose Of drowning Truth so that
she will never rise again.
The invitations of the club are al
ready out and have been sent e
friends and business associates OF the
| club members. The full list of guests
who viii be found in the camp of thc
Choctaw Mountains has not yet beer
arranged. but among them will be u
l.. Swartz, attorney, st. Louis, Mo,
j. d. Dana, treasurer Commonwealth
, Trust Company, st. Louis, Mo-: Eras
/ tus Wells, son or Rolla Wells, ex-
mayor Of St. Louis; sam b. Cook
Jefferson City. Mo-; Henry 7. Lee
Ashton, Mo-, and several oil men ant
capitalists Of Pittsburg and New Yorl
City Other national celebrities wht
have accepted the invitation are Ever
|