The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27
Hour to See Tulsa

Many inquiries come TO this desk
as to the best route TO take to see
tho town OF Tulsa, principally he
cause the desk is located at the
loading up place for tgNicahs az the
east end Of the hotel lobby. The fol-
lowing IS submitted
From the hotel west 10 BOULDER.
At the intersection uf Third street
is located the Elks club and the
postofficc South on Boulder is 10
Gated the World building and be
yond ARE several Of the largest
churches in the city, including the
Methodist, the Christian~ and the
Catholic cathedral. Beyond these
churches are the Lewis. COnstantin
and Crosbie homes, and turning west
from the Crosbie home at Fifteenth
the best route is west TO Elwood and
then south. stopping and unloading
at the Joe Evans home, formerly
the Parrish place, which is tn" most
beautiful, so far as the grounds are
concerned, OF any In the city. The
owners are hospitable and do not
object to strangers taking in the
sights which extend an the way 80
Riverside drive in the rear.
From the Evans place, the sight
socrs should 90 one block east and
then to the Riverside drive ana
should not miss the Carl Dresser
place, which Is an eaXct duplication
Of an Italian villa, Returning up
the hin to tho east the homes ~
the SinClairs. Kemp, Cries and other
equally beautiful places should be
viewed, and by all means the visitors
should stop at the MCDonaly barn
at the foot Of South Cheyenne and
take "A look at the Lewis horses, the
best I'm the world, and the rest Of
the prize winners almost equally
famous. Next the community barn
should be visited and here g. an
other aggregation Of fine saddle
horses owned by II. n. Cries, George
Bole ana others.
Returning up the hill, the visitors
should go north as far as Seven
teenth to South Boston and keep on
going south past the fire station.
because there Is more TO see In the
way Of new development and new
building than in any other part ot
the city. Pat IIurlrys new home IS
at the end of this road, and visitors
are invited to unload and view the
river from the wonderful natural
lawn in front Of the house.
Returning north and up the hill at
Eighteenth, stop should be made at
the Calvin O. Smith residence at
402 East Eighteenth street, where
Mr.. Smith extends unlimited h6Epi-
tality 10 all visitors at his den.
which IL located in the garage, and
is a model Of good taste and well
worth a visit. Thence the visitors
should go south into the Sunset
Park addition, where Jerry O'Ncara
has recently completed q large house
which Is attracting much attention
from architects and homobuildrrs.
This addition is inhabited by many
prominent oil operators, the names
~ whom might just as well be given
at the driveway, as visitors are al
ways curious TO know who lives in
these homes which are so very beau
tiful..
From tho east side OF this add
tlon, one can 500, without going off
the pavement. the two homes of tho
Traviscs located just beyond Wood
ward park on South Peoria, and this
street is bolng paved and viii soon
he one Of the famous drives in
Tulsa
one OF the chief attractions on
South Peoria Is the now home Of
Hugh King which IL just reaching
the interesting stage and b. directly
in the rear Of the Mcdonnell bachc-