The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-29
TWO INJURED
y IN ACCIDENT
Sapulpan's Car Turns
Turtle, Pinning
Down Driver.
PlAN SANTA FE LINE
Rail Company May Extend
Road From Tulsa to
Sapulpa Soon.

SAPULPA, Okla. Aug. 2S.-A car
driven by Major a. NJ. House, vet
eran OF three wars turnGd turtle. two
miles south OF here today and Major
House was very seriously injured.
G. H. Stecn, passenger in the car re-
celved a broken arm. AS House
neared narrow place in the road no
saw another car approaching, and I'm
attempting to steer his car out OF
the road the car turned over, pinning
him underneath. He was taken to
a doctor here who announced that
the man had n broken shoulder. and
wrenchcd back. lie was iatcr
taken to a Tulsa hospital where his
inuAes will be treated.
Sapulpa Union men have COM
pleted all plans for the big cclcNra-
ton on Labor day A magnificcnt
parade the like Of which has never
been staged here before will start at
80 In the morning and will march
"A three divisions. First division will
Nconsist Of grand marshal, arrange
ment committee and speakers Of the
day, city officials, county officials
and the fire department. Second
division--Marshal Queens float and
all labor organizations of the city.
Third Marshal, fraternal
organizations, merchants and manu-
facturers floats, decorated autos and
citizens in autos Marshals APP
pointed for the days are: j. ]. Wag-
ner, grand marshal; j. j. Wagner,
first division; f. E. Hensel. second
division; O. j. Van Landingham,
third division. At noon a free din
ner A. 20 be served at the City Park
and n o'clock a band concert will
bo given. The prizes will then be
presented to the winners OF the
Labor day queen contest. Then con-
tests OF all kinds Will be induced in
and prizes will be awarded to all
winners. In the evening a dance
will be given at Payne Hall. The
committees who have arranged tho
entertainment are: Music George
l.. G.. Maund Joe Strong, w. il.
Taber. Program-B. r. Wooden,
John Byron, Harvey Underwood.
Speaking committee-Joe Strong. l..
&C. Maund. Dance committee
%orge Broome, John Byron. l.. j.
Downs, j. c. Cousins. Grounds
oommittee--Joe Strong, George
Broome. w H. Taber, l. q. Maund.
Sports committeeABud wallace, j..
j. Downs, George Broome, l.. q.
Maund. w. II. Tabcr Queen contest
w. IL. Taber.
A meeting of the directors OF the
park board was held Thursday
afternoon. Members present were:
Rev. W. Il. Loucks, Joe Gamble,
Norton White, CARRIER; Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Sisson and Mrs Joe Allen and Bon
McMnsters. 1t was decided to take
property belonging to the city and
g..V -. al
The excise board has given the park
directors $1,000 to be used next
year. II was decided that Tuesday
afternoon the board would meet and
go and inspect this city property
and decide what pieces would be best
converted into parks. Joe Gamble,
Mrs. Joe Allen and Rev w. IL.
Loucks, were appointed to meet on
Wednesday night and draw up pol
icy for the park board to adopt
Mrs Mabel Bassett. Humane
Z Agent, who has been absent from the
office taking a months vacation, re-
turned to her duties yesterday morn
ing. Miss Naomi Trotter and Mrs.
Edna Purcell has had charge OF the
office in Mrs. Bassett's office.
The Humane society here is plan
ming to launch an old clothes drive
within the next ten days. The Rot
AIRY club will be asked to assist in the
.sriye and the clothes will be coll
~ccted some Sunday as that seems
the best way 10 do II, Mrs. Bassett,
Humane agent, is asking that all
clothes, shoes and furniture that can
4 be donated he given to the society on
that day. Clothes are needed, as
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