Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-02

II is doubtful If equal interest has
been excited in any livestock sale as is
being shown in that which is to be
held in Tulsa on May l6, the day pre-
ccding the opening of the first annual
live stock and horse show to be held
10y the Continent Live Stock EN-
position company.
Manager s B. jackson Of the com
pany is being besicged with letters
from prominent cattle raIsers lhrUout
the country seeking information as to
the individuals which are to be placed
cn sale here on that date. and it IS
probable that the sale will bc at
tended bv at least one thousand buy
crs who win be attracted to oklahoma
and Tulsa solely thru the magnitude
and high class sale which is to be
conducted
Famous Band Coming.
The show which will open for Il
thrce-day session ON the 18th will con
tinue thru May II, is and ~ ana Will
bring TO Tulsa some of the greatest
animals ever shown on the tan bark
and in the ring. As "A special feature
of this show, which Will be national
i'm scope as some of the greatest ami
mails of he world will be shown, the
management Of the exposition COM
pany have secured \. f. ThaViu and
his ld-famous band.
Combined with his power as a con-
ket house on North Boulder. near
Convention hail.
1t is probable that Mr. Warren
would have received a warmer reCep-
tiou at the hands of the board of
commissioners had not Mrs. W. L.
Henry, representing the women 5
clubs of the city, appeared in the
commissioners chambers while Mr.
Warren was waiting to he recognized
10y the mayor, and presented her views
of the matter which resulted in an
agreement being reached whereby the
Women's clubs are given the use OF the
market site on North Boulder for the
purpose OF establishing market
place.
Must Make Ii Go.
II is left solely up TO the women's
organizations to make the market
once a campaign to attract the truck
farmers ana gardeners to the market
place as soon as it is opened, which
probably will be within the next week
or ten days.
Mr.. Warren was in the commission
crs' chambers while Mrs Henry vas
securing permission on behalf O. he
women's clubs to take over the mar
ket place and inauEurate market
square, hut he did not brOach the sub
ject until she had departed, when he
declared that the laboring classes
would oppose such location for a
market place.
"Will Fail Again."
''Tt has failed once. and 1t will fail
again." he declared. While he would
make no positive statement, Mr.. War
boring people of Tulsa might he ex-
pected to oppose the forthcoming
million dollar bond issue. unless the
city commissioners grant the plea for
n more centrally located market place.
such as proposed on South Poulder
between the tracks and West Second.
One Of the locations proposed for a
market site is the square surrounding
the new high school building which
extends from Sixth to Seventh and
Cincinnati to Detroit. The producers
would he permitted to park their
wagons on these streets, according to
a plan devised by County Farm Agent
Eafnhart
ITO make the public market n sue
cess said Doctor Earnhart yesterday,
"it must he convenient to the people
who will patroniZc 1t.
''Tha site at Brady and Boulder will
never be that" he declared.