Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-21

NCOnllnueu FROM rage One.)
served was written in appropriate
style as follows:
Here Ii Is.
Crude oil en- barrel
Cushing celery Oilton onions
jennings pickles
Arkansas river sludge trout
Lost City Potatoes Naphtha sauce
sand Springs Poulette la Phoenix
Cosden special stuffed coke
Chelsea tips a la MARITIME
Tanked Love apples au Naselne
Riverside berries a la Constantine
Refiners delight
Stark roal oil
James fuel oil
After enjoying the banquet, which
was interceded with delightful music
from a four-piece orchestra, to the
fullest extent, the speaking program
Of the evening began with Judge w.
|. Williams Of Tulsa as toastmaster.
First a toast was drunk to the West
ern Wholesale Jobbers association.
Welcome Address
Mayor Pro Tenn o. d. Hunt made
the address of welcome in a few well
chosen words, which was responded
to be j. A. Won Soecht of Chicago,
representing the Oil, Paint & Drug
Reporter. His subject was Cooper
alton" which he handled in a very
clever manner.
w. II. Guiberson of Tulsa in his
imitable way sang My Cousin
Carus', and so we'll did he take off
the Italian character that he was
forced to respond to two encores
G.. l.. Mcguire of St Paul, Mimi,
WI potp
discussed the objects and. attainments
of the iobbers' association. He is
vice president of the organization.
Herbert -. Mason, well-known at
torney Of Tulsa, had for his subject,
"Oil and Legislation" He declared
that the oklahoma legislature could
not be wholly held responsible for the
oil legislation passed, but rather the
blame should be placed on the heads
Of those unthinklng refOrmers who
have attempted TO tamper with the
law Of supply and demand. He ex-
planned the new oil conservation bill,
and warned the jobbers that they
may be forced to pay the refiners
more for their products when this
bin is worked out. He pleaded with
those present to work for uniformity
in oil legislation.
Wright Makes Speech.
G.. n. Wright, president of the Tul-
sa Commercial club, responded in his
usual happy and optimistic vein to the
toast of Tulsa" telling the visitors OF
the great work Of building city
where once only stood village on the
banks Of the Arkansas.
Warren G. Plat of Cleveland. o.,
editor of the National Petroleum
News, talked briefly on the subject
of "Oil and Publicity" and w. II.
Stark Of Chicago, editor of the Big
Gusher and secretary OF the Jobbers'
association, responded to the toast
Of big and Little Gushers | have
Known"
f.. f.. Grant Of Chicago, in a char
acteristic talk on "Our Game" paid
many compliments to Tulsa and urged
the members of the fraternity to play
their business like a real game.
r.. w. Moftat Of Coffeyville, presi-
dent of the Western Refiners' associa-
ton, made the closing speech of the
evening with a forceful and touching
appeal to those present to show a lit
tie more cooperation and spirit Of
help TO the other fellow in their bust
ness
Some of those who we're in the
Louis; r. r.. Barrowman. Des Moines
j. A. Vourpecht, Chicago; l.. A. Stew
art. Chicago; J. NJ. Mcdonald, Du-
buque; j. w. Rooney, Kansas City;
Grover Dilks, Chicago; C. l.. Mcguire,
st. Paul; w. X. Shepherd. Waterloo: :
Emory G. Hukins. Cleveland; Palmer
Hughes. Ponca city; T. j. Gay. Little
Rock; w. II. Scott, Wellman, MINI.
A. G. Mcguire, Milwaukee,; A. Van
Brook, Kalamazoo; Edward r.. Grant,
Chicago A. ]. Callaghan, Jackson,
Mich; W. II. Little, Cleveland; ]. s.
Longshore, Topeka; II. j. Duley. Chi
cago; j. T. Walsh. New York; r. NJ
Butcher, Oklahoma City; ]. NJ. Cush-
man. Des Moines; william II. Rohde,
Rock Rapids, Ia; w. II. Stark. Chi
cago: A. C. Carpenter. Ottawa. Kan;
j. w. Mevely, Chicago; A Roy ALI.
son, Cleveland: W. F.. Anderson
Winona Mimi: A. II. Coward. Wat
erloo, Ia: @. G. FOrcum, st. Louis f.
II. b. Fowler. New York; w. S. White,
New York: George A. Todd. Ponca
City; l.. l.. MARCEL, Chanute. Kan; X.
+. Barton, Tulsa.