Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-28
TULSA BOOSTERS
HAVE GALA DAY
One Continual Ovation From
Start to Finish With EX-
ception of Bartlesville.
SKlATOOK WINS BIG HONOR
Met by Calvacade of Autos
Law" Is Handcuffed; Hot
Coffee and Lunch Ready.

Ideal weather, wonderful receptions
and good train AG.N ice combined yes
tcrday made the first Of the 19l
trade extension" cNcurgions If the
Chamber Of Commerce and Retailers
association a "hoWlins success ono
hundred and fifty business men made
the trip in n srlendidly appointed
special train of five coaches.
They left at 1:3u o'clock Yesterday
morning Gnd returned home at $50
O'Clock, u. m They marched behind
the bard to Third and Vain, where
"The star Spansled Banner was
playcd. while the crowd DOTTED is
hats ard chcered and Big ,ilm'
plkneton. traffic sergeant and mar
shal of the day waved alott mas
sivc Tag
twelve union musicians under tho
leadership Of j. Prothero. di1 trojan
work and helped materially to make
the day y Joy to those on the train.
and Il delight to the citizens visited.
Following a 1ricf stop at Owasso
the train pulled into Collins\ille, hone
Of tie largest amclters in the world.
CITY offitias and officers of the Eu>i-
ness Ner's league constituted a recep-
ton committee.
Collinsyillc Growing.
The crowd paraded To Tthth anu
Main. where |. NJ HershkOWit2, prcsi-
dcnt Of ,he business Mems league, de
Iivcrcd an address of welcome. Ii was
rcspCndcd to by Glenn Gordon, OIL
,iai orator Of the booster excursions
Extra editions Cf the CollinsNlllr
Times with red headlines, 'ontainlhS
a verbatim account Of the reception,
were distributed TO the visitors Oeio'e
they returned to their train. win
reference to the speaking the Tines
said:
"A[r. IIcrshkowitz's remarks arc
givon below. nut we were so thrilled
bv the ,loQuente of tire man from
Tulsa who charmed Oklahoma titN
and took the legislature by storm. that
we forgot to take any save the ;irst
part of his address 1t is suiflclent TO
say that fun. mirth and Wit were spon
taneous,y ripping forth as the sole
Iurriug CT the mountain brook over us
pebble bed.
Both speakers referred to the COM
ing election on tho question of seed
ing from Rogers county and hecom-
inc q part Of TIlsa county All.
HerehkoWit" declared that toe 'ote
for anncNat,on would bc almost unan'
nous ara Condor extended an official
welcome en- behalf Of Tulsa county
for them to become part OF the
county. 'Nhcrc ColllnsVille always dld
belong"
Fine Opera House.
MANY new buildings have been
comrlctod recently in Colllusville ana
others "rc in course or corStruc, ,i",,' ~
includin- a 'arncfle II, IHrS =
u. bCIlN nus Just '"t''P'.'V 49, -,
oper" nous ~ i',l'a' ,So T.mifrI States Frci
S-oitt Of Tulsa is lessee and mar lger
Of tn show house An election IS II
hc held noxt week to vote bones for
Increasing the pubic school facilueS
by so per cont.
Reaching Vera at o'ciock' the
Tulsans were met up town by several
hundred school children and others
They followed the band to the S'a-
ton and, as the train was pullihs out
they gave this yell:
"One, two, three, four
"Threc. two, one, four
"WhO for. what for
"Nho YOU goin' to yell :or'
"Tulsa"
Ramona. noted Tor h'VIhF 'hr po9'
public school system of any commun-
iy Of like population in the state, was
at the depot with her entire scholastic
population and the juvenile hand.
Glenn Condor delivered patriotic
address to the children from the ton,
noau or an aulOnlopll' an" ''i'N'
by leading the youngsters IN three
rousng cheers for "Old Glory, lie
told them If they ever camc to Tulsa
10 walk into ANY store ana tel the
man they were from Ramona whlch
would assure them OF dime lor
candy or movie ticket
OcbcIoto Proud of Is.
o.,.., .,i,t, ora sror as enotless
oc'eia''' rad go ', ,ha scbooIs ont for
toWh' uiSo .u' Th,no ho,, scouts in
the occaSlol IN t,o s,,tion Mat
uhiI"'"l' a.uH ha,,ra, on which
FORM, c9' M ia.."r, tboso words.
appoareu u, LIS us e. ,r7,i.n Too -
rho sirnlo sentiment made hit
with the travellers and much pep.
was predominant thru"ut their briet
stay in the town. Couion spoke mere
from the bandstand, urging the
youngsters to 20 holae and tell thelr
parents to patronize the home NOR
chants first and 20 come TO Tulsa Tor
whatever they couldn't buy In oche-
lat