Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-26
PERSONALS AND
RAILROAD NOTES

| Frisco office announcing the opening
| Of the Panama-California lnterna-
tional exposition at san Diego March
| is. This exhibition is continuance
Of the two big eNpositions which have
just closed on the coast and some Of
the main features of both shows have
been combined The Frisco lines will
give much publicity TO the affair
F y. Riley, chief clerk of the
Frisco office. was taken sick Thurs
dav night and left that evening for
Springfield Mo. where he will go into
tha Frisco hospital for treatment. Mr.
I Riley's wife panied him. VI. A.
Snyder is filling Mr.. Riley's desk dur
ing his absence.
| The quarters for the new Santa Fe
! office in Tulsa, at the corner of Third
and Main in the Daniel building
were fixed for occupancy yesterday
and the characteristic Santa Fe in
signals placed on the windows The
offices will be officially opened next
week.
J. A Bernier. traffic manager OF
| the Kerr Glass company of Sand
! Springs, is now in Washington. II. c..
attending an oral hearing on railroad
/ rates on glass.
]. VI. Connell. general passenger
agent of the Santa Fe railroad at To-
peka, was in the city yesterday.
r. C Round. travelling freight
/ agent of the ST. Louis * Southwest
ern. with headquarters at Kansas
| City, was a Tulsa visitor yesterday.
P. T McKirahan. new general agent
OF the Santa Fe. who will take charge
OF the Tulsa office. arriving in Tulsa
yesterday.
W. b. Moses. travelling freight
agent of the NJ. o. 4 G.. out of Mus
kogee. was in the city yesterday.
]. c. Burnett. assistant general
freight agent of the Santa Fe at To-
peka, spent the day in Tulsa yester-
| day.
C. F. Hopkins. general manager of
the Sapulpa & OH Fields railroad at
| Shamrock. ran into Tulsa yesterday.
Harry A. Richards Of Kansas City,
commercial agent of the Grand
Trunk system, was in the city yes
terday on business.
A. c. Thompson of Kansas City
made the round of the local offices
yesterday In his official capacity of
travelling passenger agent OF Big
Four"
R. A. Peters. travelling freight agent
| OF the Union Pacific, out of Kansas
City, stopped over in Tulsa yesterday.
c. ". Clark Of Oklahoma City. gem
eral agent Of the Erie road, spent
few hours in Tulsa yesterday.
II. c. Conley. assistant general
freight agent OF the Frisco at Okla
homa City. was in Tulsa yesterday on
affairs Of the road.
J. A F'rates. general superintendent
OF the Frisco at Springfield, Mo-,
passed through this city yesterday.
A F. Meyer. commercial agent of
the big Four" out of Kansas City,
visited business scquaintances here
yesterday.
p. l. Howard. travelling freight
agent OF the NJ. X. & T., with head
quarters at Parsons, Kan. was In the
| CITY yesterday.
| F. Gillian. roadmaster OF the NJ. X.
a 7. at Muskogee. was in Tulsa yes
terday on official business.
l. B. Smith. travelling passenger
agent Of the Santa Fe. out Of Kansas
City, was IN Tulsa yesterday.
: r. c. Stephens, chief architect Of
the Frisco at ST. Louis, passed
through Tulsa yesterday on q tour Of
inspection.
J. NJ Chandler, superintendent of
the Frisco at Sapulpa. spent a few
hours In Tulsa yesterday.
|
Packers Conference I'm Vain.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Feb. 24.-The
first formal conference between the
strikers and officials of the Cudahy
Packing company over wage in
creases resulted in a deadlock today
and the announcement from the Off
cials that unless an agreement is
reached by Monday the plants will be
closed Indefinitely,