The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

| know what dishes appeal most
| strongly 90 refreshed week -onders.
| aud especially 20 those who arrive
/ iust at mcaltime after n four-hour
| drive from Tulsa. Meals are served
/ family style. and II anyone falls 20
| satisfy "a usually rgYenous appetite
/ II is his own fnglt--it's there for
! him Spring chickon fried to deep
/ brown ls served frequently and dur
| Ing the summer every SEQ Nnnble
fruit and vegetables finds a place
/ In the woll-loadcd tables.
"Hil" Nolan, dubbed particular
Blll," In a poem written by Clarence
B. Douglas. attends to the grounds
The clubhouse ana cottages are
equipped with running water pump
ed from flowing springs 90 q large
tank on top Of the hin and which
rushes from unrustcd spiROts with a
force equal TO that provided by Tul-
aA's pumping system Illumination IS
furnished by an electric lighting sys-
TEN.
"Skectcrs" seldom Appear.
Mosquitoes virtually are unknown
I'm the clubhouse section. on numcr-
Gus woek-euds guests have slept on
cots on the vcruuda or on the spa
cious grounds. and none have ever
reported the delightful agony of
scratching mosquito bitten sectors
OF human anatomy.
a eity block upstream from the
clubhouse at "a point reached by a
shady walk up the bank Is the swlm-
min hole IN which one may stand
IN water touching his neck and count
his. toes. 80 clear Is the water
with the large lake assured, Off
/ GERS Of the club are now planning
on humorous cnlgrgcmcnts ana I'M
prove mcnts Ia the club grounds and
facilities. anticipating a greatly in
creased mcmbcrship and couse-
queutV greater demands for equip
/ ment ana service.
NJ. G.. Hale. prominent local hard
ware dealer. is president OF the Tul-
sa-Ozatk club, and Frank S. Gray
chairman OF the board Of directors.
Hunter L. Martin Is vice president;
T.. o. Smith. secretary ana treasurer,
and A. II. Magazines assistant sec
rotary.
The board Of directors IL compos-
cri OF George MacCurdy, Hunter l.
Martin. Mark T.. Carr, /. V. Crater
Fred Shaw, w. a. Nandeyer. Frank
s. Gray. NJ. G. Hale. T.. O. smith.
Clark Fields and Ray s. Fellows.
The mombsrship roll at present
| shows the following names:
| T.. II. Argue. 6. a. Avery, H. T.. Alb
bott T.. A. Baker, j. A.. Bearman.
Frank Barnes, NJ. g, BrcDnhl. l.. j..
Bradford. Charles w. Brewer. O. j.
Brackney. w G. Baker Il. J. Byrne.
Albert II. Bell. J.. NJ Buckley. John
q. Catlett. /. V. Crater, Arlle J.,
Crlpe, Mark 10. Carr, Fred S Cook
J. X. Crawford, claude L. Dawson,
]. J DcShane, n. NJ Darnen. w. r.
Dutton. Clarence u. Douglas. r. T..
Dix. L. y. Ewing, Clark Field,
George Il. Finley Ray s. Fellows,
George a, Gum, Il. NJ. Grotkop, II.
S. Gray. Frank S. Gray. Or. Ross
Grosshart, a. j. Han. A. #. Hendren,
Stanley i. Hisey, Earle Hastings. NJ.
G. Hale, j. NJ. Hayner, +. ]. Hin
derlitor, II. II. Hebron. II. A. Jen-
kins. h. L. Jones. G. II. Jameson,
w. B. Killmer, G w. Kirkwood.
Fred $. KoppIln, Ben II. Lancaster,
Dalton Lain, Eugene Lorton, r. o.
Illlystrand. w. A. Lewis, A. l..
Lewis. G. B Lynch, Dr. y. W. May
ginnes, A. II. Magazines, Hunter l..
Martin, g. a. Mayo, j. w. Mitchell,
II. Otis McClintock, George MacCur-
dy. Coleman McNully. II. NJ. Nc
Farlin, @. X. Mccullough. Arthur
Nowlin. II. +. Price, +. Il. Perkins,
Gus Payne, j. A. Porter, c. L. Quin-
Ian, Or. PAU Ramsey. John Il. RAM
| sey, c. f.. Robertson, $. T.. Savage,
| Charles r. Sabourin, Gene Shaw. +.
! o. Smith, Fred Shaw, r. X. Smith,
| c. G. Spindler. H. r. steele, c. f..
| Strouvelle. G. II. Sweet, c. II. Ter
williger. Ora T.. Upp. G.. Y. Vande-
yer, C. s. Vandever, A. L. walters,
u. u. Wertzbergor, f. C. Welch and
| A. l.. Wait.