Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-21
THOSE WHO WILL
HANDLE DETAILS
o, u. HUNT ANNOUNCES COMMIT
TEES FOR THE BIC DRY
FARMING CONGRESS-.
CALL COMMITTEE Meeting
MI win Meet at Commercial Club
Rooms Tuesday Night--EVcry
Proposition Covered.

! @, -, Hunt yesterday announced the
| complete list of committees TO handle
| the various phases of arrangements
and details for the International Dry
! Farming congress TO be held here Oc-
! tober - TO November !. Every tea-
ture of finance, entertainment, publi-
| city accommodations, amuscmeuts.
concessions, decorations, health safety
and comfort Is now in the hands Of a
well balanced enthusiastic committee
and the success of the congress In de-
tail is now assured.
! There are ten committees, each com
| posed Of the men best posted and best
adapted to handle the work in its par
ticular line The committees as a
whole, with their chairmen, compose
the general advisory committee which
will take up and cope with any sit
uation arising In connection with the
! big event.
The committees as a whole will meet
in the Commercial club rooms. Tues
day night at o'clock, to acquaint
themselves with conditions generally
and map out their individual duties.
Meetings of each sub committee will
| follow weekly or as often AZ is deemed
advisable and an occasional meeting OF
the general committee win be held
| from time to time to discuss matters
and check up on the progress being
made in arrangements.
The work OF the selection and ap-
pointment of these committees was no
small task and its completion gives
cause for much qualification and east
ness among the congress officials in
| the fact that every member of every
committee is well placed. has agreed
to perform his duties earnestly and
diligently to the end that Tulsa shall
absolutely make good in the entertain
ment of the biggest enterprise that
ever came to oklahoma.
The committees and their members
are as follows
Committee on Premiums and Awards.
l.. j. +. Rooney, Chairman; G. 3.
Avery, J. +. Harter. Lon Stansberry
'FSohn 7. Burns.
Information and Accommodation.
Ben +. Finney. chairman; u. T.
Tucker, Chas w. Johnson. G. G. VIII
liams.
Transportation Committee
w. A. Moore, chairman; w. b. Craig
| 7. H. Steffens, Mr.. Holmes, Mr. Dunn.
Health and Safety Committee.
+. M. Wooden, chairman DR.. ID. n.
| Wadsworth Edward Yoder r. c. Al
der VIM Mccullough.
Building and Grounds Committee.
George Winkler, chairman; DR.. Fred
s. Clinton, Il. X. Hughes, j. II. Van
SAINT. c. S. Avery.
Amuscmcnts and Concessions.
J. c. Letcher, chairman; Glenn Con-
don. G. A. Sanderson Carl Gregg NJ. '
A. Younkman.
Press Committee.
j. Burr Gibbons chairman; Frank I
Greer, VIM. Stryker, Eugene Lorton.
c. C. Williams. Vernon Smith, Glenn '
Condor. j. A. McKeever, Bernard |
Bridgewater, Walter Allen, Wilbur
Neal, A. f. Robertson.
General Reception Committee.
Governor Lee Cruce, chairman; 4.
Rutls. ce-chairman for foreign dele
gates. Or. +. w Hawey Ice e-chairman
for American Delegates; +. NJ. Wood
en-, o. H. Leonard, Tate Brady, ID. r.
Connolly. W. y. Robinson.
General Finance Committee.
o. d. Hunt chairman; Max MADAM
sky, vice-chajrman C. :. Avery Tate
Brady DR.. Fred $. Clinton |. r. Crow,
Robert Galbreath. Paul Galloway. J.
Burr Gibbons, Frank Greer. oscar
Howard. Eugene Lorton, H. o. Nc
Clure, c. r. Mccullough. T. A. Penny.
G. T.. Render, J.. j, +. Rooney j. w.
Sanders. e. A. SandersOn. VIM. Stry-
ker. j. H. Van ZanL
The duties Of these committees are
as numerous as the committees them
selves. and involves an interest I'm the
congress ON the part OF each commit-
tceman that warrants the appreciation
of the citizens of Tulsa, individually
and as Q whole.
The committee on premiums and
awards i1 10 arrange for the premiums
and awards I'm an exhibit classes for
the exposition not otherwise provided
for through the permanent mternat-
iouu source OF donations. They viii
superinteud the classification and
distribution of all awards and act as
"a protest committee under the rules
Of the congress
The accommodations committee is
TO compile record Of an available
accommodations I'm hotels ruoming
houses. and private homes in Tulsa
and surrounding towns. including
train service. etc. arrange % take
care Of strangers IN the city furnish
guides. Information and other ac-
cuwmodutious
The d0iies OF the transportation
committee is to- arrange proper street
ear aui railroad facilities from the
cty 90 the exposition rounds, ar
range receptions for special trains,
parking oft sleeping cars. temporary
station ON exposition grounds for
passengers freight ara express. arr
t.Lsc rules EOy,tnu, shipments of
exhibits. etc.
Every detail IN connection with the
location and staging ot an amuse-
meuts and concessions arranging u
and selling of space for these attrac-
tiuns and sign an contracts i4 the
duty OF the amuscments and cCnces-
sions
one of tho most important CONS
mittees in the work Is the lnternat-
l,ual Press entertainment commit
tee. II must arrange the reception
and entertainment for all visiting
newspaper men. fix for hanquets. au-
tomobile transportation too and from
the exposition grounds. secure and
equip a press headquarters up town
and on the grounds. furnish type
writer's. stationary. and other mater-
ials for newspapcrmen covering The
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