Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-11
PIXIES PEAK IS
APPR0ACH|NGU US
Colorado Springs Sociability
Run Penetrates Oklahoma;
in Tulsa Tomorrow.

Colorado Springs visitors. en- route
TO Tulsa in automobiles over the
Albert Pike highway will arrive in
AlVa this afternoon where they will
be met hy delegation of Tulsa
good road boosters, who will accom-
pany them the rest of the way To this
city.
There will be at least 26 of the
leading business men of Colorado
Springs in the part which is to bc
welcomed to Tulsa Saturday night.
They include Thomas j. lyman, war
den of the Colorado state penitenuary
and builder perhaps, of more miles OF
good roads than any other one man
in the United States. II was under
the administration of Warden lyman
that Colorado was awakened to the
need of good roads, and with the con-
Nicts from his institution he cou-
structed many of the highways of that
state.
Reached Oklahoma.
The caravan from Colorado Springs
LETT that city Tuesday morning at s
o'clock and after passing thru Pueblo,
Manzanola, Rocky Ford. la Juuta.
Las Amimas ON the first day of the
tour and Holly, Syracuse. Kan;
Larkin, Garden city. Cimarron and
Dodge city on the second day, began
yesterdays schedule by leaving Dodge
City at o'clock The Itinerary Of
yesterday included stops at Bucklin,
Protection, Lookout, Freedom, AlNa,
Cherokee, Helena and Enid.
Start from Enid will he made this
morning at O'Clock and the cities
of Perry. Guthrie, Edmond and Okla
homa City will be visited In turn. In
oklahoma city the boosters will re-
main tonight. leaving there tomorrow
morning accompanied by the advance
Tulsa reception committee.
Sunday the entire day will be spent
in Tulsa, and during that time they
will be given an automobile tour of
the city and will have an opportunity
to visit the oil fields.
Banquet saturday.
Soon after their arrival in Tulsa
the visitors will be the guests of
honor at "A banquet to be given by the
Albert Pike Highway association at
Hotel tulsa. only sixty plates will be
laid for this affair and a number Of
Tulsans and prominent visitors VIII
deliver short addresses.
The visitors viii leave Tulsa ON
the morning of Monday, May a. and
their return route will include stops at
Muskogee, Ninita, Joplin, Pittsburg,
CoffeyVille Independence, Arkansas
City, Winfield. Wichita, Hutchison,
Salna. Russell, Wakceney, Burling,
ton, Flagler Limon and Manitou.
Personnel OF Party.
The personnel of the caravan which
is moving onward toward Tulsa from
the foot of the Pixies Peak region fol-
lows:
A. j. Lawton, captain of the tour,
real estate and insurance.
c. G. Baldwin, Wells-Fargo Express
company.
Y. n. Chapman, Hallett x Baker
Undertaking Co.
c. w. Dolph, attorney for the town
of Manitou.
]. G. Dern, vice president of the
| chamber of commerce; the Dern Tea
& Coffee Co.
O. f.. Hart manager the Crystal
Park Auto Road company.
f.. l.. Kautz, the Ell Paso Tailoring
company.
C. B. Lautterman, jeweler and opti-
clan.
ID. +. Law, the ID. +. Law Under
taking company.
A. w. Marksheffel. Marksheffel Mo-
tor company.
George II. Miller, the Miller Print
ing & Stationery Co.
DIR. j. l.. Mcdonald, dentist.
j. M. Parker, Ute Pass Summer
Homes company; Glen Eyrie com
panies.
j. W. Potter, county commissioners
OF El Paso county.
l.. A. Puffer, president the chamber
OF commerce; PufferTucker Mercan-
tile company.
V. G. Randolph, lawyer.
Robert Rhea. Tires & Vulcanizing
r. w. Ross, The Evening Telegraph
| tour publicity manager for the cham
| Der Of commerce.
II. n. Shellenberger. the Bennett
! Shellenberger Realty company.
c. +. Schlotter the Antlers hotel
w. S. Steel, the Colorado Midland
| Railway company.
! o. =. Snider, The Cave of the Winds
| Scenic Attraction company, Manitou.
The Hon Thomas j. lyman, warden
| Colorado state penitcntiary
A. c. Wilson, Denver IL Rio GrandC
! railroad.
Clay Wolfe, the Wolfe -Donei
| Chandler agency.
| w. l.. WoOdside, surveyor.