The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-23
ALL READY FOR
THE KARNIVAL
uenrv6tta Is Prepared to
Entertain Immense
Crowd Expected
TO PUT ON FIRST AID
King and Queen Pronounce
Arrangements Perfect and
Ready for Opening

....., ta rH, world.
urNIAErTA, June 22.--Teie-
..,u. and letters requesting ac-
'.,,u.I...u for the First state
r.,I ia. .itiou and King Koal Kar-
e.'4l o. DO. held in llcuryotta June
gt.st-.. ..u pouring into the office
,t. r,tary of the chamber Of
'.e,r..- .. and the various commit
co.. f..r Interested parties in sew
,.. ..a. who received one Of the
g,.lt .. hor of special invitations
sailed .u' while many are arriving
ir aI,l... of the date. In addition
...-..>.iE the hotels and rOomiug
,,..,.. .ure than 400 houscholdcrs
b.y notified the committee ON epc.
iii s....# that their homes viii he
....N. ..,n for this courtesy The
r,y lI.. home, which Is nearing
compile, .u. has turned over the sec
and floor as sleeping quarters. and
100 cots Will be installed for the use
af the general public who will fai'
accommodation elsewhere: also two
o,ara large buildings under course
of construction viii be used i'm ad-
dtan ., large tents with capacity
Of 80 '1 lnp cots have been secured.
And sUI 'lr Campaign for sleeping
Recommendations is being pushed.
The decorations of elaborate de
sign throughout the business district
ard a,. public buildings are com
p.cted. band stands and reviewing
seats hly, been erected. and the big
array az expensive free acts are on
the ground and ready for the OPEN
Ing june %. Lodge rooms and pub
he halls are given over to the aid
slcAet.,s nt the various churches In
vhh meals will be served. Five
hcarv I.eycs have been SlauEhtCred
and will be- blrbccucd for the free
luncheon rendered special guests on
tae evening of the 24th. while 7s OF
tte 40 CONCESSIONS viii assist in
.opliu- The general public.
The .us'umcr supplying the COS
tunes ,.. the kings grand street
ras4uo is quartcrcd at the city hail
with stock of more than 1000 cos
tunes ~ various designs pr. J. j.
ElHelt" ot the United States bur
eau o. mines has arrived from 81.
Louis n advance of the 100 miners
snl their 20 physicians who will
stage % two-hour program of first
aid work in a contest for champion
ship luuurs and free trip 10 the ma
touai m,u, in st. Louis. Exhibits of
coal mining industry and other ma
iural resources are all I'm place: "a
Of the spectacular floats for the
street pageant are completed. and
The finishing touches will he given
others before another day, and there
will be no hitch In the opening on
the -3rd Il Oklahoma's first annual
state coal exhibition and Henryetta
KIN Eoal karnival.
Miss Willie Frederick. to whom
fel the honor of queen OF the kar-
nWal together with her maids of
honor, Misses Edith johnson, Rose
caH'rel, Mary Martin and Sammio
Emhray have passed upon the FUR
rsh'nE Of the throne and royal re-
oaNdcU hail. ana King Koal himself.
whose Identity for the time being is
being Keep, from the general public.
'has forwarded his approval Of the
completed arrangements for his re-
c'p'.on into his beloved city, and
nothing appears to be left undonr
for the opening Of Oklahoma's first
celebration Of her natural resources.
o. which Heutyctta will be the orig
Na.or and central figure.