The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
HARVEST FESTIVAL
PLANS UNDER WAY
Statewide Publicity Is
Given Big Event Here
November 10
TULSA IS BACKING IT
Five Thousand Dollar Pro-
gram Planned to Entertain
Out-of-Town Crowds

II the Tulsa spirit is wrong th'n
the Tulsa Junior Chamber NJ Com
merco iq wrong. Last week tho
Junior chamber advanced tho nova
idea OF tho "frhNu' smiliu' 8orvicr
spirit" for the big NorthcHstcn
Oklahoma Harvest Festival day TO
be ..eid November 10. The organ
izatlon believes that Tho time is now
ripe for n real "fEhtin'. smiling.
serviee spirit day 10 bcliovcs o. so
strongly that 90 has perfected its
whole organization into "a campaign
organization for such e. day.
what is the Harvest Festival dny2
II IS primarily FOR the purpose NJ
bringing All northeastern oklahoma
together for one day Saturday Mo-
vembcr 10 TO got acquainted, trade.
smile, celebrate. enjoy the enter
talnmcnt and return home happy
for having met fellow Countrymcn
and fellow town men, proud Tor
having enjoyed tho liberties made
possible by such an expression Of
Tulsa's friendship and plcaaure for
having realized that the day has
welded together in common inter
est IN the development of this part
OF the state all OF It's people, both
from a friendship and commercial
viewpoint.
Tulsa 20 See II Through.
Although the young business mon
OF Tulsa have advanced and are
sponsoring the idea, Harvest Fcs-
tival day Is not to be "A Junior
Chamber Of Commerce day II is
60 be Tulsa's day, Tulsa Ia Ia opnn
It's doors to Thousands OF people
from that part OF the state tributary
In a commercial way and II rs Tulsa
that Is going to make II possible TO
do this. Ii Is Tulsa as a whole that
will work for H. finance II and see
the thing through Arrangements
for tho day have been go made
that II will be possible for Tulsa as
n whole To finance Harvest Day
without tho burden falling heavily
upon individuals or any ono or two
groups OF individuals or upon any
organization. IA Il. Fred Johnson.
president OF the Junior chamber
and OF the Harvest Day organization
expressed Il. the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce Is merely underwriting
this thing for tho city OF Tulsa; In
dividuals. organizations. businesses
will corporate and share the bur
den implied In tho fact that Tulsa
is to be host TO thousands OF people
on that day, by participation In the
plans and their execution.
with Convention hall the mecca
for all visitors, tho entire city will
be devoted to their entertainment.
A program that viii cost between
$4,000 and $1,000 Is being planned.
At tho hall, II s2,250 Jordan car. 10
ne given away will be on exhibition.
there will be music and dancing AT
night and Inst but not least, one and
possibly two movie stars OF national
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Committees, although they have
been formed but very few days are
already at work on this phase OF the
days entertainment and viii make
detailed announcement later.
Merchants Co-opcrnting
Realizing the mutual advantage 10
both visitor and visited involved IN
the commercial possibilities OF har-
vch day. the advisory board OF the
Ad club last week named a COM
mlttee to see merchants Of tile city
and arrange for advertising and the
offering OF special attractions then.
Serving on this committee are L. II.
Abbott. Gary Nandevor and Max
May. Tho Retail Merchants asso-
citation has already backed up It's as
suranco Of sympathy with the prot
oct by working for II, and this week
tho various civic ORGANIZATIONS Will
be informed as to the detailed plans
for the holding Of such a festival
day The Sand Springs Chamber
OF Commerce Is unrcServedly FOR II
and is already at work on the propo-
sltion, The y. NJ. q A. IL sending
out invitations To Y members OF the
state. and a number OF the fraterual
organizations OF Tulsa have already
slgnlfied their intention OF actively
participating I'm the program. Tues
day at noon the junior chamber
will hold It's regular weekly lunch
con In the main room at tho Woods
cafe and a general invitation Is being
extended TO members OF other or
ganlzations and to individuals to
attend II. Discussion OF plans and
furtherance OF those already per-
fsoted viii occupy the time at the
luncheon.
Festival headquarters were opened
up last week on Boulder between
Fourth and Fifth. Here a working
force will keep going the wheels OF
tho organization machinery set In
motion last week and whose motive
power Is h. Fred johnson and julius
Livingston, general chairman Of the
festival organization Hnd tho HC-
companylng staff OF officers. r. a.
Beard is vice chairman, Henry
Brandon secretary. Harry HALEY
treasurer, and y. l., Allison auditor
AugmCnling this staff OF workers Is
the group OF committee chairmen
that have already been named and
some Of whose organizations arc al
ready funCtioning.
Speakers Bureau Named.
Approximately sixty speakers viii
70 out over the gtltp and aCQu1iut