The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
STAGE SET FOR
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Broken Arrow Expects
Over 5000 People TO Her
Goth Celebration
PROGRAM VARIAGATE ED
Floats in Parade to Tell Of the
Story of Oklahoma's Most
Rapid Development

''pE0KEN ARROW, oct. l4.-At
,.,st 3. 600 people will be the guests
,,ro city OF Broken Arroy' on An
'''..,ssrv day, Monday. This bfg
N.,d viii be well entertained with
,.,Urfuslon. In order that all VINO
80 mart in the program may be
r.,ity informed and that the visitors
90 he properly directed, the COM
,'',,ce I'm charge outlines IN de-
All tho program for Monday.
parade Of FIoats-i0 O'Clock.
u.ro than So floats and cars,
"a beautiful rs crepe paper and
si,rt.rg. satin and flowers can make
,bau will be placed in this parade
hy ,he business men OF Broken Ar
rsw tho high school, different wom-
ap's clubs and other organizations.
The parade will form on College
s,fect west OF Main, by the public
,.hool grounds. Every car will be
i, posi'iou at 9:45 a. m. S. H. Bar
row will act as marshal and lead
.he parade. The line OF march VIII
be south on Main 20 the end or the
p4yenent. The parade will then
he halted for the inspection and de-
rlsion OF the judges, who will place
narade will then turn about and 20
north up Main to College street and
continue east to the city park, fol-
lowed by everybody in town.
Free BarbcCuc-11 O'Clock.
on tho north side OF the city park
The refreshmont committee VIII
serve harbecued beef and oil the
trimmings to make good dinner for
All who come. 1t will be prepared
hy experts.
Ropinc and Rldlng--i2:30 O'Clock.
South side OF city park will be
held the roping and riding contests.
small entry fee will make purses
i1r the wianers. Bin Kirk and
Ernest Barnard are in charge Of
the affair.
Historical Pageant--3 O'Clock.
All of the groups will he in posi-
ton in the draw behind the willows
m the east side of the lake by 1880.
The floats viii enter through
the park gate. The audience will
along the west side Of the main
draw Tho public is invited to park
their cars on the vacant lots near
the J. !, Lewis residence. No cars
will be allowed in the park.
Indian groups. Five or six In
dian families on the move. Men,
women and children: war paint
feathers and blankets; guns toma-
hawks; ponies and dogs; pony drag
and tcepee: all as IL 'wa~ 100 years
ago. The Indians will pass the
audience, pitch camp and give a
stomp dance.
Spanish oxylorers. 4 number OF
spanish soldiers on foot and on
horse back; shining helmets and
armor; boots, swords and spears.
They are seen by the Indians, but
retreat and pitch camp.
White settlers. -Four or five
prairie schooncrs, drawn by horses
and OK teams; wagons fun OF house
hold goods and children; tar bucket
aud camp kettle: dogs and COWS. The
b indian scouts see this wagon train
approaching and start q massacre
the whites ns they pass the Indian
camp. They are doing a good Job
of Il too, until the cowboys como
into the fight in true cowboy style
and drive the Indians away. The
settlers move ON ana make camp.
and the cowboys then have some
fln riding n bronc before they "a
into camp.
Opening Of the strip. Tho great
run for % homestead in ,klnhowq
WI be staged by crowd OF old
timers who went through the OK
perlencc.
OH men. They will scout for n 10.
cation, set their rig and begin op-
etations. When they get ready "a
shoot the we'll, look out for the
nitro wagon.
Birth OF Oklahoma. The elf
max OK the performance will come
win the appearance OF a beautiful
Moup representing the birth ui
W,,,kiahoma, the torty-slxth state
ms group will be guarded bv two
n,oEen Arrow troops OF Boy Scout.
OF America
haid tonCcrt-0:an O'Clock
me Broken Arrow band will give
special concert on the front step,
y. Ihe First NJ. T.. church. This con.
srl VIII he followed by a spella
mIsram prepared bv the Rotary
.up OF Tulsa, Tho Rotarlans al.
ways nut on a real program.