Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-22
Bic BULL MOOSE
IS HERE TUESDAY
THOUSANDS WILL GREET ~ ~
COLONEL ON HIS TULSA
VISIT.
PLANS ARE ALL MADE
Local Committees VIE, Escort th
Colonel From Joplin on Mon
day Night.

When Theodore Roosevelt, chle[eSt
OF an Bun Moose, arrives IN Tulsa on
next Tuesday morning at $3.50 O'Clock
the dream Of several hundred follow
ers OF the strenuous one viii have
been realized insofar as his visiting
Tulsa is concerned.
The colonel will likely not leave his
train until Z O'Clock, and he win then
be driven to the speaking grounds on
the high school block where he VIII
begin his speech at about 1880 O'Clock
speaking for perhaps an hour.
In the cOhonePs party are several
newspaper men, and the Press club
Of Tulsa has appointed n committee,
with Wilbur w. Neal as chairman to
look after the press representatives.
newspaper men and press associations
North American, the Pittsburgh Lead
er. Chicago Tribune. Kansas city Star,
Associated Press and many others
Newspapers and press associations
are In the ex-presidents party.
IL the colonel and his party do not
wish to be disturbed, none of them
will probably leave their cars until Z
o'clock or thereabouts. on the other
hand, If they wish to get out in the
fresh open air Of early morning, ar
rangements have been made whereby
the Tulsa Press club Will drive the
visiting newspaper men about the city
for half hour or 50, later tendering
them breakfast.
A committee OF oklahoma Bull
Moose. consisting Of James A. Veazy
and George G, Priesuey Of Barttes-
Vile; A. A. Davidson Of Muskogee NJ.
II. Houser Of Broken Arrow; r. 4
Potter Of Okmulgee; \. A. Dennson
Of Claremore, and r. A. Latta, Ralph
Harvey and John K. Cleary. OF Tulsa,
viii leave Tulsa on Monday TO join the
colonel and his party at Pittsburgh
Kan, accompanying him fnom thence
to Joplin, and from Joplin to Tulsa.
The Roosevelt party wiz arrive in
Tulsa over the Frisco in two special
cars. From the Frisco depot. the
parade to the speaking grounds will
be on Boston to First First to Main,
Main TO Third. Third to Boston, and
Boston to the high school block where
a temporary platform will be equipped
for tho guest OF the day.
Tho local reception committee is
composed Of James McBirney, chair
man: Frank Newkirk state com
mItteeman a. A. Small, W. S. Nov
ris, T.. a. Lilly and other web known
and active progresslves Of Tulsa. The
parade will be headed by the colonel
and followed 10y the different COM
mittees.
Colonel Roosevelt Will be welcomed
to Tulsa by Frank NJ. Wooden. mayor;
Z. ID. Mitchell. president OF tho Tulsa
Commercial club and Eugene Lprton,
editor Of tho Tulsa World.
Tulsa Bun Moose are expecting an
immense crowd at Tulsa on next Tues |
day morning. Delegations will be here /
from Muskogee and Bnoken Arrow on
the Katy. Nlnlta, Claremore, Sapulpa /
and intervening points on the Frisco;
and Claremore and inter /
mediate towns on the Santa Fe: and .
from many Of the towns up and down .
the Midland Valley. However, there .
viii be no special trains run on any |
of the railways.
An Of the decpra tions which helped
to make the city lively the past week
viii be allowed to remain as they are
until after the coming and going of
the big Bull Moose. /