The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-03
Love
buried IN
lAnoMA CITY
y viii LIE In State at the
Capitol Tomorrow,

"a - s0s~fes VI Sp'' yaNN ~ ~
ASeman Of the state corporation COM
11eejoa. who died early Saturday morn.
~ y Mineral Wells, Texas, is to be
e. Wednesday morning in Oklahoma
~ according TO an announcement
nds this morning by attaches Of the
eonmission VINO are in charge Of the
arrangements.
Il was first believed that the body
@ {lAs late chairman would be buried al
iuefal Wells. but the request OF
Gov. r. J.. Williams and many friends
~ the colonel in Oklahoma City and
throughout the state, caused the mem
Sers Of the family 10 agree that the
body be buried here.
Body to Lie IN State.
Funeral services will be held at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning in the lob
BY on the fourth floor OF the capitol
where the offices of the commission
ere located. Burial Is to be made in
Fsirlawn cemetery. ~
The body of Col lack Love viii ar
rive in Oklahoma City at 5'4s o'clock
this afternoon. The bodg will he taken
70 the court room of the corporation
commission where II will lie in state
from ld a. m. tomorrow until the hour
Of the funeral,
Hundreds OF tsleqrams and long dis
tance tcleDhone calls were received to-
day BY the commission from friends
Of the late chairman in all sections nj
the state. Hundreds NJ his friends
have announced thcv will come 10 at
tend the funeral Many orders for
flowers are being received
Guard of Honor 10 Be Set
The employees Of the commission met
In conference at 9 o'clock this morning
and final arrangements for the fun
eral were made Campbell Russell
commissioner, appointed a committee
10 have charge Of all arrangements. r.
r. Mckay is chairman and tho other
members include A. l. Thompson and
A. L, Mitchell,
II was announced that a guard OF
honor comprised of all attaches Of the
commission shall stand guard over The
body from the time OF its arrival 10
the hour Of the funeral. 7. II. Nolan
John 6. Gram and II. /, Claiborne
are the members Of this committee
The following committee will have
charge of the floral offerings including
the purchase Of the flowers for the sery-
Ices and TO decorate the grave Miss
GALAXY. chairman; Miss Nihart and
Miss EndreS. all Of the commission
{ r Barham ! NJ Gayle and A. l.
Walker constitute the committee which
\ will have charge OF the automobiles
sNSSfch will meet the train and for the
I other services. A. l.. Walker Is TO have
. charge Of the ARRANGEMENTS 10 care for
, the members of the family and relatives
who will attend the funeral
s. F. FrcclinC attorney general Is
to make the princioal oration at the
funeral services, F. r. McKav for
many years associated with Colonel
Love in the commission. has beeu dcsir
mated 10 prepare and read at the serv-
ices a memorial OF the history and acts
Of Colonel Love during his life
Governor a Pail Bearer.
The following will be the active nall
bearers: A. 7. Thompson II L. Ben
nett ]. II. HYDE A. J.. Walker, 1ohn /
Cram. Paul Walker. P. II. Nolan, VI
NJ. Gavle, c. B, Barham and A. l.
Mitchell
The following will act as honorary
nall bearers Gov, R L. Williams,
Corporation Commissioner w D
Humphrey, Cornora'ion Commissioner
r~ampbell Russell Chief Justice ]. 7
Sharp, Judge Thomas H DOYLE
Charles Page of Tulsa, George Black
Tulsa, Bob Dunlop, Tulsa: Davis Hill
Vinita Morton Rutherford, Muskogee
Dr. w. T, Tilley Muskogee R D,
Long, Muskogee; Tom Harrell, Wag-
oner; w. II Harris, Wagner; J. J
Mckiester McAleNer. DR. HALEY. Nc
klester: F. P. Kelly, ri Reno Peter
r. Duffy. Fl Reno: Henry Derwin
Guthrie c, c. Hammonds, Lawtor
rohn Gerlach, Woodward {, w
IIerod, Woodward, D. T Marum
Woodward; | w Hart, Woodward;
n. II. Beat,e, Woodward T. X Thur
mond, Sayre; DR. + NJ Border Man
gum; Henry s. Johnson Perry: John
Knox. Perry; J l. Hamon. Ardmorc
John Shenlcr l.awtor Noh S"''
Walters; Edward GauIt, krdmore T
/. Mitchell. Clinton Ben HernesSey
Watonga; R. D Martin, Checo,ah
T. M. Upshaw Henry Willmering, J
II. Cottingham, Whit NJ Grant Georpc
A. Hensbaw Homer Dunlap, T y
Turnef, {. 3. Stuart John One
Luther Patton. J. J. Gibson Charlie
Knisht, John r. Williams F. + Davis
01iahoma City, C. r. BurlinCame
n6sslcsville, and Dave Rather, Cleye.