Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-30
World Greek County Bureau.

NNIlu 'feeh county bureau.
SAPULPA. Okla. March % -
Samuel W. Scott of Kansas City who
developed the celebrated Scott oil
pool south of Kellyville and west of
this city, is selling hts oil properties
valued probably in excess of $1,000
OoO, in order 10 he ready TO answer
his countrys call in case of war with
Germany. He will be ready to or
ganiZe regiment of cavalry in
Texas and New Mexico If his services
are acceptable to the government.
Scott has served many years as an
army surgeon and has spent much OF
his time in the states where he now
proposes to organize his cavalrymen.
Already an agreement has been
signed with Walter 5. Hoyt of Wichita
and J. l.. Mcmahon, Thomas Shaw
and +. l.. Fairbanks of Tulsa, as the
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There were many men, bers present
from various chapters and the confer
ence was declared TO be the most en-
;husiastic and helpful since the OIL
SaniZatlon was perfected.
Remember Old Trouble.
Unable to forget the unpleasln. oc-
CuIreuce of four years ago wheIr tho
conference was held in Tulsa. which
resulted in the oklahoma city dele
sates leaving the han, following their
failure Ia eject their candidate for re-
gent, no delegates We're present to-
day nor have there been since the
lreak Several oklahoma City men,
bers were present, however, but no
reference to t1e affair was made.
one of the features of the confer
cnce were tho addresses by Miss ELL
nor Fels a British woman, who has
won prominence IN this country thru
her appeals .or a'd for the French
war orphans. Miss Fe,ls spoke last
night NJ a reception at the St. Jane"
hotel and again this afternoon al tho
close of the business session in the
auditorium.
\ Tale of the War.
She told Il pitiful tale Of how l50,
000 French children were subsistln.
each day on pittance If 10 cents Il
day and Of the valiant fight the
French were making AGAINST tho in
Vaders of their country. Many of the
women were moved to tears durinS
her rhastly recital. She urged the
adoption OF the orphans by public
spirited Americans
Plans were discussed for the es-
tablishr,cnt Of museum in the new
capitol building ct oklahoma city.
where relics OF the colonial days m,sht
be placed by the daughters and a com
inittee was appointed to take the mat
ter IN at once with the State dis
turical society.
Papers were read by Mrs. j. 3.
Garvie and Mrs Lee Clinton of Tulsa
Among those present at the alter
noon session ;oday were:
Attendance Heavy.
Mrs W. u. Elrod, Muskogee; Mrs.
w. T.. Floyd. Muskogee; Mrs. John
w. Beatty, Blackwell. Mrs. Sarah T.
Jennings, Sapulpa; Mrs. c. w. Mad
doX Sapulpa; Mrs. Dunn. Tulsa; Mrs.
Dietrich, Okmulgec; Miss Alma Reid
McGlenn. Tulsa; Mrs Carl Kruse,
Tulsa; Miss Sarah A. Crumley, Alva;
Mrs. J. r. Thoburn, Norman; Mrs.
Edgar ] Keller Norman; Mrs. f. L..
Garnett. Norman; Mrs. + Il. Shallen
berger. Tulsa: Mrs. Thomas |. Nun
roe, Tulsa; Mrs. John Roy. Tulsa;
Mrs. l.. II. Moore. McAlester; Jennie
Livingston, Muskogee; Mrs. Ellen c.
r. Edwards, Oklahoma City; Mrs
Jimmie Freeland, oklahoma City;
Mrs. Lehman, Tulsa; Miss Alice M
Robertson, Tulsa; Miss Eleanor
Smith. Tulsa; Mrs. J. S. Garvie, Tul-
sa; Mrs c. +. Thorpe, Altus; Mrs. ID.
A. McDougal. Sapulpa Mrs. L. r.
Boatwright, Sapulpa; Mrs. Il. r. I'm
ger, Sapulpa Mrs. f.. A. Mattoon. Sa-
pulpa; Mrs. Lee Clinton, Tulsa; Mrs
John ID. Hail. Tulsa; Mrs. Carlton w
Holbrook. Okmulgee; Mrs. B. w
Christian, Okmulgee; Mrs. f. f..
Walsh Bartlesville; Mrs. 7. f. Cor
man, Bartlesville; Mrs |. j. Weidner
Sapulpa; Mrs Collins Welsh, Sapulpa;
Mrs. J. NJ. Ricks. Sapulpa; Mrs. Hat
tie Trotter Sapulpa; Mrs. Il. L..
Workman, Sapulpa; Mrs. Joe Denton,
Sapulpa; Mrs Troy, McAlester; Mrs.
Baughman, McAlester, and Mrs
Benedict, Muskogee