Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-18
C0LLINSVILLE AND
TULSA SHAKE HANDS
i'arN From Iulsa Attend Meeting
nnd Ncianmp Ncighbor Ia Nurih
IN County.
GOOD FEELING is MUTUAL
10th tUics rIcdgc Friendship and
Iu.upciitlun for Good nf All
Last Two Hours

TipruU,rIy sp,nking Tulsa ana
F DollmH,lllo last might SHOOK hands
rIuu uu agreement 10 Dee mutually
helpful ouF tu the other in % now
relationship. born Tuesday when the
Notea ut tulliuNillr almost unnui
muusy rtst thvlr. ballot In favor NJ
/ leaving llupcrE ana becoming part
~ Tuhu county.
FIFTY ur moro Tulsa uicn drove 60
/ Callnsvnlr lnat hight and purtici
p,tsd I'm meeting at Masonic hnll
In which Tulsa speakers welcomed
tho citizens ~ the area To ho trans
irrrod. which comprises about
twenty sections " land. including
th, clty ~ Colllnsvllio.
T.,. Mayor Frank Wooden. In wei
coming NollinNille into Tulsa county
gadc tho assertion that Tulsa was
tne hest city. iu the best county, In
the best state. In the best country IN
the world. and thnt Il was ntting
. that Coluuhviila people should bo-
come uu integral part nt u cuWbl-
nation which dcficd tho kaiser TO put
| his tag up0n g. Mr. wooden was
/ supRortcd m hiA rcmarkF by EN
Nlayor 1ofn w. simmons S IL
/ .ovIN commissioner NJ J McNulty,
4 small. owen owen. 7, J.
| Suiun. rate Brady and others.
Lorton Talks.
Eugene I.orton. editor ~ Tho
| world. smoke briefly upon the Inn
pnrtnpcc 81 good roads and ELECTED
! "a ready response from the Collins
win. pehple who expect that their
/ co-opcrntIon with Tulsa upon this
question viii result In great benefit
I 20 both cities.
| Tulsa'a o9atorical team. Flint Moss
md Pat Mailoy, did the honors for
/ the visitors In presenting Tulsn son
/ tinent toward the people who are
i about 10 become citizens OF this
/ county. Both these gentlemen sus-
| tnined the reputation they enjoy as
/ being able to either present a serious
or humorous aspect tO the question
under discussion.
Dr. W. ". Smith, on behalf OF Col.
IinHvllle, pledged it, support, political
and otherwise, To the county In any
| movement which had for lts object
/ The betterment OF the county In
/ closing his remarks Dr, Smith ex-
/ pressed the sincere hope that Tulsa
| would not neglect 20 put over the
vote necessary TO accept the new
/ territory for the reason that n II
should fall Collinsvllle would be In
/ "A h of a fix The doctor was
| assured that the proper vote woula
/ be forthcoming.
IL COmpllmcnted.
A highly complimentary tribute
| ,yas paid TO Colllnsyille'E foremost
/ gnd roads booster. j. u. ward, who
I has lust completed a road from, Col
D a.. ThNW stF0ITh nY
/ road. about six miles IN length, II
| one Of the best Of highways any
] whore within miles of Tulsa.
Attorney }. y. orr, who presided
l at the meeting. paid a tribute TO
/ Tulsn which warmed tho hearts OF
/ the visitors and made them doubly
nnsi0is 10 become better acquainted
with the people who are soon 60 be
. come "a part of the county ~
Horace o. McKeeyer, Republican
candidate for governor, was present
/ at tho meeting as the guest Of the
tulsa contingent and addressed the
meeting briefly,
I The following men we're among
| the Tulsa delegation.
T.. NJ Wooden. Pat Malloy. Flint
| Moss. ia Grassland, A. II. Collins
/ f. j Gray. r. h. Lozler, W. T.
brady John II simmons c. O. bowc
/ H. II Wyss. Denny Jones, VIM. Me-
+ CulOugh. owen owen, A. A. Small
Eugene Lorton, James ARCHER
. George Mowbrcy, o. q, Weaver
Randolph House, John u. Porter
/ e. g. dump y a. Lewis. &. l., MI
Ter. c. NJ Downing II e. Jaco US
A T.. HARRISON, r. 4 Quinn, y VI
Rohn, ". ! McNulty y. l.. Steen,
rod. Secretary Downing Of the Cham
Der of Commerce, ana Vernon l.
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