Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-30
OKLAHOMA FOLKS IN
COLORADO MOUNTAINS
Many Tulsa People Among Tourists
: and Vacationists Now at Colo
rado Springs.
RESORTS WELL 'PATRoNIzED
Many More From This State Than
Is Usual at This Time OF the Year,
Says Correspondent.

COLORADO SPRINGS, COL, June
29-When the tourist rates from
Oklahoma became effective June Is
as ordered by the federal railroad
administration traffic from the
southwest sections to the Pixies Peak
region Increased by leaps and bounds
and railroad men expect several
weeks OF heavy travel. The early
excessive heat In the southwest Is
driving many already to the resorts
that have been especially favored In
the matter OF summer tourist rates
These rates are good until Septem-
Der 80.
During the last week the Okla
homa license tag and banner has
again regained it's supremacy among
the tourists Of other states. Mo-
torists report good roads in good
condition and some fast time has
been made. The arrivals during the
last few days are as follows:
King tisher-H. T. Davis. Atkins
W. A. Cleveland. Yale-w. r. Hol-
land. Oshkosh-August sudman.
Frank Ayers. Tulsa-B. r. Moore,
Charles McKeever. Pawhuska-
Kind Ridge.
Miss Leona Hughes OF Pond Creek
Is spending the summer with friends
In Colorado Springs.
hF. Moore Of Tulsa has brought
his family. to Colorado Springs for
the summer
John A. Bush OF the Western Sup.
ply company Of Oklahoma City, is
spending few weeks in Colorado
Springs the guest OF George +.
Geiger. He has visited several of
the major scenic attractions while
here.
Mrs l. 2. Holzapfel OF Oklahoma
CITY arrived hero last week accom-
panied by her family and will spend
the season at Green Mountain Falls,
where she spends each summer.
Green Mountain Falls is resort
in Unte pass, ten miles west OF
Colorado Springs
r. P. Inglis and daughter of Ok
hhoma City are guests at the An
tiers hotel In Colorado Springs for
few weeks to enjoy the cool
weather. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w! A. Towne OF
Tulsa are registered at the Alta
AoAo Al CNiptatO
their stay In tho Pixies Peak region. |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Foster OF
Ardmore arrived in Colorado Springs
last week and will spend several
weeks here.
The following oklahomans visited
the Cave of the Winds in Manitou
during the last few days: Medford
Miss Edna Thompson. Norman
Mrs r. V. Downing and Miss Doro-
thy Downing. Butler-Rueben Hogg
and Leo Hogg. Ardmore-Mr. and
Mrs. W. Fl. Foster. Butler-Mr. and
Mrs j. V. Hogg and Mrs. ]. Blum
gren.
Mrs. Gladys Vance and Mrs. v.
G, Rae OF Tulsa are in Mantitou
for the season again. being guests
at the Pittsburg. Mrs. b. F. Con-
way OF Tulsa also is at the Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Elsie Mulkey of Ardmore is
guest at the Alta Vista hotel IN
Colorado Springs during her stay in
the Pixies Peaks region.
Mrs K. B. Conway OF Tulsa and
Mrs. Nettie Fagg of Skiatook have
taken cottages in Manitou for the
summer season and already have
had several visitors from their re-
spective cities call upon them.
J. F. LaHay OF Nowata is spend.
ing several weeks in Manitou.
Mrs. H. A. Wasdord of Tulsa Is a
recent arrival In Colorado Springs
to spend several weeks. T. W. Bon
well and j. w. Ellis, also Tulsans,
are In Colorado Springs for several
weeks.
Charles McKuran and family OF
Tulsa are guests at the Acacia hotel
in Colorado Springs for several
weeks.
Pixies Peak, the goal Of practically