Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-29

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"siunts' that were STAGED during th'
afternoon The Robinson hotel wa
headquarters for the mcrrimont al,
though many intensely Numerous fea-
tures were staged on the streets. Tho
hapulpa delegation, which came In
forty automobiles boosted hard foI
their candidate Tor the ring" Each
Sapulpn Shrinor had pinned on hlf
back a big banner donotlng the fact
that be was from Snpulpa and was
TOR Adams Tor the ring" Every
time a novice was found loose" he
was seized upon ana required 10 do
any number Of things. The clerks
desk In tho lobby ~ the Robinson
furnished an admirable stump" for
the frightened novice speakers
Parade Was Excellent.
The visiting Shrincrs' wives were
received by local women. Each
shrner's wife wore white fcz, and
they were Just NJ much in prominence
as the men.
The parade was an excellent affair.
and several hundred school children
watched the procession. school having
been dismissed early for that purpose
Twenty uniformed policemen lea the
parade. Then followed the shrine
band from Oklahoma City and the
India temple patrol The Akdar and
Bodouin Arab patrols were next In
line, with the Tulsa band A steel
cage on heavy wagon contained the
candidates Tor the ring who were
dressed In ridiculous garba string
of novices block long. many u them
clothed I'm black robes and hoods. fol-
lowed the wagon and cage holding
TO long rope. Bringing up the rear
OF the candidates division was the po-
lice patrol wagon, In which were
Judge j. B Bartlett. former munic-
ial court Judge of Tulsa Percy Col F..
llns. W. S. Bunting j. J. Page, w. w /
Brown. W. NJ. Wesley and Roger .
Kemp. an Of whom were noylces. The .
captain" OF the novice section was /
T. w. Perry Of Tulsa, dressed IN a /
stunning kimona and sun bonnet, and .
welding n rolling pin for sword.
Officers Of all Shrlnes rodo in auto
mobiles In the parade.
Crowd OvcrtaXcs Opera House.
The order Of the Gobblers was a
big feature Of the days fun. Every
member Of the Gobblers wore a turkey
feather In his hat and blew a "squawk'
horn.
The Grand opera house could not
begin TO hold all the Shriners In the
city at o'clock last night when the
ceremonial work began. For several
subsequent hours thereafter the nov
Ices were given theirs" after which
they were taken to the basement OF
the Central National bank building
where lunch vas served. thus end
ing the entertainment.
The oasis in the basement Of the
Drew building proved popular place
with the Shriners all day long and
was welcome retreat from the cold
winds and snow.
The official List
Alva c. Barrows OF Akdar temple
who assisted Recorder G. a. Ottman
in enrolling the candidates yesterday,
last night gave out the following Of
fetal list OF the novices who took the
degree last night at the Grand
w. d. Abbott, Tulsa; H. II. Adams,
Sapulpa; c. H. Archiquetto, Pawhus.
lsa; c. w. Alsworth, Bartlesyllo; J. l..
Bailey, Sapulpa. A. Il. Baker Sapulpa;
j. Il. Bartlett, Tulsa, +. +. Bates. Tul-
ea, Henry j, BehnIng Pawhusta E.
i, Black, Tulsa. W, W. Brown, Tulsa;
S, A. Bryant. Jr., Cleveland, II. G.
Vnta; +. C.. Boles. Broken
Arrow; William Carnill. Tulsa; w. B.
Coley, Vinita; w. A. Cook, Tulsa; w.
J. Cook, Big Heart; w. S, Bunting,
Sapulpa; G. G. Cox Avant L. u. cur
ry Tulsa; Percy Collins, Tulsa; II. G..
Mama; 6. X. Carter,
James b. Davis. Pawnee;
w. n. Davis. Bartlesville, +. $. Davi-
son. Tulsa; A. l.. Dohner Tulsa: G.
+. Dodson, lominy; w. +. Dermott,
Il. Il. Downing Tulsa: A. Ii.
Ramona; Leroy EbllnR
T.. u. Ely Keifer; n. u.
Evans, Tulsa; II. V. Foster, Bartes-
vile; j. G. Fowler, Bartlesvile; W. II.
Fry Claremore. II. 4. Fuller, Chelsea:
A. +. FAIRIES. Ayant, G. u. Frye. Paw
huska; William Frouge. Cushing; b.