Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-05
When Whistles Blow Then
the Capital Train Will
BE Nearing Tulsa.
1875 WILL BE HERE
Golf, Automobile Rides,
Trap Shooting, etc, on
Afternoons Program.

~ ilbl ne dliiIlth Nnfll lHt lll'.
whistle blows loudly, vigorously and
continuously for five minutes on the
morning of Wednesday, April b. which
VIII be tomorrow morning. And
when the other whistles of the city
take their cue from the fire whistle
and start to blow, just remember that
II Is Tulsa's welcome to the represen-
tative business men of Oklahoma
CITY, who Will be arriving at 1880 to
ll:4O o'clock over the Frisco on their
special train. The whistles will start
blowing when the train is sighted and
Will keep 1t up until the train is in
the depot.
At the first shrek of the train
whistle the band will start playing
and proceed to the station and every>
one. whether man or woman, busi-
ness or professional, is expected to fall
in behind the band and help give the
Oklahoma city men a hearty welcome
and show that Tulsa is really gIad
to see Oklahoma City as represented
by the party of one hundred men who
have chartered "a special train to come
over and be entertained by Tulsa.
4 Busy Program.
Elaborate preparations have been
made by the committees of the Cham
Der of Commerce for the complete
of Tulsa's sister city. delegation of
young women will meet them at the
train and pin "a flower to the lapel OF
each mans coat. \ special committee
VIII meet them at Sapulpa and escort
them TO Tulsa. The band will follow
"A Gordon of mounted policemen In the
parade that will be made from the
station to Hotel Tulsa. The guests
from Oklahoma City will follow the
hu hA nj of NIL Ntftl
join the ranks to make up the parade.
The Rotarians in the party will be en-
tertained at a luncheon by the Rotary
club. During the afternoon those of
the party who play golf will have the
opportunity to do SO at the links of
the Country club. There will also be
a contest at trap shooting by some
of the best in the country at the same
place at 2:30 o'clock. At o'clock
automobiles will be waiting a: Hctal
Tulsa to take the entire party about
the city, they will be taken to Con-
vention hall, driven across the NAM
moth stage, and then seated in the
hall to listen to "A pipe organ recital
| by Prof. John Knowles Weaver of
Kendall college. Mrs. Il. Il. Mac
Arthur, always interested in the good
| of the city, has persuaded Professor
| weaver to give an hour of his time
| TO the entertainment of the guests.
| And TO show them the power and
| magnitude of the great pipe organ
which is the city's pride. An hour or
two about the city and the banquet at
Hotel Tulsa at o'clock, previous to
which there will be a concert on the
mezzanine floor of the hotel while
the guests are waiting the summons to
the tables.
12J Are Coming.
DAhi aI a..
chestra will furnish music during the
banquet. The Shrine band will re-
ceive the bunch at the station and
Paul Galloway and w. II. Guiberson
have arranged some novel stunts to
be pulled off during the banquet
one hundred and twenty-five will
come from Oklahoma City. One hun
dred and twenty-five citizens of Tulsa
will be seated with them. Two hun
dred and fifty is the extreme limit
who may enjoy the banquet.
The speakers for the banquet of
Tulsa will represent the different
commercial organizations The bar
the press and the city administration.
including the mayor. o. u. Hunt,
while the oklahoma City speakers
selected are as follows: Mayor Ed
overholzer. X. +. Stafford, editor
Daily Oklahoman: f.. T.. Blake. attor-
ney: O. u. Halsell president William
SON n-llalsell-Frasier company; Sidney
l.. Brook, former president of the
Chamber of Commerce and the pres
ent president Of the oklahoma South
western Livestock association. and Ed
S Naught. president of the Chamber
of Commerce
The following list are those who
made reservations for the trip:
Alton. Elliott, Alton Bill Posting
company.
Blake. f. f. Blake & Boys. attor-
neys.
Boyd, A. w. Oklahoma Hardware
company.
Brown, J. A.. Rorabaugh- Brown
Dry Goods company.
Bass, J. NJ. Bass Furniture com
pany.
BEDFORD. f. G.. manager Colcord
building.
Blackwelder. Guy. city commits
| sioner.
Brock. S L., capitalist.
Brown. Elmer E. secretary Cham
her of Commerce.
Braniff, T. T.. Merrill & Braniff,
insurance.
Boys. A. T. Blake & Boys, attor-
neys.
Cooke, George, State National bank.
Cunningham, DR.. S. r.. physician
and surgeon.
Cain. A. A, s. & s. Packing COM
pany.
| Chandler, II. D.. Nichols & Chand-
ior. home builders.
Collins, w. D., Western Bank Sup
| ply company.
| Christensen. ]. b.. Wells Fargo ex-
press.
Classen. A. Il. Oklahoma Railway
company.
Campbell. A. O.. Campbell & Price,
contractors
Cummings u. r.. real estate.
Crowther, Nj. L.. Oklahoma Far
mer.
Carhart, f. r., Overland Auto COM
! pany.
Clark. C. W. Erie Railway COM
pany.
Dognan. ]. A.. Ford Motor company
Donnelly. Mike, city commissioner:
| Duncan, J. t., Parlin & Orendorff
| Plow company.
Duouay. w. T.. Duquay Distributing
service.
ROYAL RECEPTIoN-GAL TWO
| Dietz, Oscar H., Coilins-Dietz-
| Morris company.
| Densford. j. W.. l.. c. Smith Type
writer company.
Everest. Robert, Everest & Camp.