Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-30
Transportation Talks

one of the most ENJOYABLE affairs
ever held among railroad men Of the
southwest was at the nome Of T. d.
RedeHbaugh, 12lC South Boulder.
who is acting traffic manager Of the
Kerr Glass company of Sand SPRINGS
Railroad men from all over the south
western territory attended the enter
tainment and about twenty five roads
were represented.
Travelling agents out VI Kansas
city, oklahoma city, MuskOgee, Fort
Smith and other cities were IN attend
ance, most of the men making a spe-
clal trip to Tulsa to attend the en-
tertainmont Never before has a
function in Tulsa been given for ont
of-town guests only, and the enjoy
ment was enhanced by the fact thar
the men had come so far To be pres
ent
Guests OF the evening wero J. W.
Kline. soliciting freight ageut OF the
Midland Valley in Tulsa; fl. +. Hum
phreys. travelling freight agent Of the
Rock Island, out of Oklahoma city;
Harold Rose. traffic manager of Cos
den & Co; NJ. $ sutton, commercial
agent of tho Colorado Midland, with
headquarters at Kansas City; f.. +.
jacobson. travelling freight agent OF
the Nashville. Chattanooga e st
[
Madsen, travelling freight agent OF the
New York Central lines It Kansas
city; Norman r. Bishop, travelling
freight agent OF the PENNSYLVANIA
lines with headquarters in oklahoma
city. @. w. Lewellen. travelling
freight agent of the Chicago, Milwau-
kec a St Paul out of Kansas CITY:
T. II. Watson, travelling freight agent
of the Missouri Pacific, with head
quarters at Fort Smith: {. Il. Tun-
stall. travelling freight agent of the
Burlington, At Kansas CITY: Paul Pc
ters. travelling freight agent of the
Union Pacific, with headquarters At
Kansas city; T. II. Pointer, CONNER
cial agent Of the Southern Pacific,
out of Oklahoma CITY; J. S. MELON
nouSh, travelling freight agent Of the
Mobile & Chic. out of Kansas City:
Louis Jacks, commercial agent Ot the
Canadian Pacific at Kansas CITY, w.
r. Moses. general agent of the NJ O.
& c.. out Of Muskogee. c. L. Smith,
travelling freight agent OF the l.. <
~, with headquarters at Oklahoma
City; T. H. Stefrens. traffi' MANAGER
Of the Sand Springs railroad: Charles
Davis, chief clerk in the local ofiice
OF the Santa Fe
The double tracking of the Sard
Springs line from Crib siding to the
waterworks will be opened FOR use
July 2, according to I II. Steffens,
traffic manager.
Although the Tulsa division will see
no troops over the Katy, there arc IL
trains already scheduled over the
main line of the NJ. x. & r and more
will follow as fast as the road can
handle them.
a. T. Anderson, travelling passenger
agent of the PENNSYLVANIA lines, with
headquarters at Carthage. was In the
city Yesterday. :
Jerry Henderson. travelling freight
agent of tho Western Pacific. out of
Kansas City, was In the city ycster-
day.
NJ. c. Bailey, commercial agent OF
the Texas g. Pacific. with headquar-
ters In oklahoma City, was In Tulsa
Yesterday.
NJ T. Baird, travelling passenger
agent Of the l. & n. from Little
Rock. Ark. dropped into Tulsa yes
terday.
A c. Thompson, travelling passcn-
ger agent OF the Big Four route With
headquarters In Kansas City. was in
Tulsa yesterday.
f.. c. EoNbury, general AGENT Of the
Denver 4 Rio irande, at Kausns City.
spent the day in Tulsa yesterday.