Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
TRADE TRIPPERS HIT
THE TRAIL TUESDAY
One Hundred Firms Will BE
Represented on First of
Spring Excursions.

More than one hundred Of the lead
ing business and professional men of
Tulsa will leave Tuesday morning in
special train of three coaches and Il
baggage coach, for the first OF a Sc
rios of five trade extension trips In
augurated by the Tulsa Chamber of
commerce and Federation of Allied
Interests
The start will be made at : o'clock
over the Frisco and the trip will in
clude stops at seven cities, including
Bartlosville and Pawhuska and towns
within the immediate trade territory
of Tulsa. one hour before the start
of he tour, the baggage coach Will he
opened IN order that all advertising
matter TO be taken ON the trip may be
stored The baggage car also will
serve as a buffet coach
In tho past. trade extension trips
have been made by the Chamber of
Commerce and affiliated organi2a-
tons for the purpose of extending the
trade territory OF this city and It's
commercial houses. In the past each
Of these trade trips have been OF great
benefit to the merchants who have
taken this opportunity of personally
meeting their customers in the sur
rounding towns and cities. The trip
which will bo made Tuesday is OK
pected to be even more successful
than those of the past, and with this
in view more reservations have been
made than ever before
Those Who Signed.
While the majority of the business
houses have made reservations to
send but one representative. some
have announced that they would send
two representatives. to assist IN
preaching the gospel of Tulsa. Among
those who have signed TO make the
trip are the following:
American National bank. Albert Il
Powell, JOS. Il. Allan; Armour n G.:
Bumgarner Il Downing; Binding Il
Stevens; A. Y. Boswell; Bass Furni-
tuie: Brown & Garfield: Bryan &
Sutton; Central National bank: Carr
& French; Claro company; Chastain
& Cathey Furniture Co, +. B. Deshon
Drcyfus Brothers; Democrat: Times;
Dodge Electric company Darrow
Music company; Exchar ge National
bank; Electric Supply company, l.. n.
Ewing & c.. First National bank;
Friedman Jewelry company: Few
Hurt Furniture company; Globe
store; Goodman Malone company:
Hunt company; Hotel Tulsa; Hale
lialsell Grocery company; Hail store;
ilpt'l fidlt ltaIurNhlf
O. ID. Hunt Independent
Packing company; Jenkins Music
company; Liberty National bank;
Lyons Shoe store; Mrs. II. p. Lorent-
zen Hat shop. Miller Furniture com
pany; Mayo Furniture company;
Mowbray Undertaking company.
Model Clothiers; Middle West Bakery;
Marshall Young company: Monroe
studio, National Bank of Commerce;
Nichols Hardware company; Nichols
Wire company; oklahoma Paint q
company; Planters National bank
Palace Clothiers: Producers state
bank: Pioneer Telephone company;
Purity Ice Cream company; Purdy
Motor company: Public Service cor
Palace office Supply com
pany; Pyeatt- Earns company; Pick
eringLewkowitz; Radcliff Sanders
Grocery company: Rea- Read Mill &
Elevator Co: Rcnburg Clothing com
pany: Russell e Abbott: Rexall Drug
Right way Laundry: Scott
Halliburton Abbott company; Seidon- !
bachs; Fred Shaw Motor company; !
Shannon Furniture company; Stanley
McCune company; Settle Market; |
SteinburE Brothers Drug: Saturday
Spectator: Smokewell Cigar company; |
William Stryker; Standard Roofing |
Tulsa Cold Storage com
pany; Tulsa Decorating company; |
Tulsa Art Printery; T. ID. Turner & |
Co: Tulsa Drug company; Tulsa |
Typewriter company; Upp Grocery |
Union National bank: Van |
dever Dry Goods company; Nawter |
supply company: Wright Clothing |
Waldrup Candy company; |
Westcrman Motor Car company; |
Tulsa World; c. Il. Buchner (Y. NJ. |
G. Al.