The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-18

wanted them to lgt mo do sumo-
thing To earn my salary. wanted
to sell ilenrycttls Hcuryotta, the
workshop of, the southwest, with its
folds of brick ana clio Hhlle. lts
som iis OH, ina greatest gus field.
wanted 10 soil Unryytta 90 tho pee.
pie of ll2urycttn. Arkungls hats its
strawberries. Texas ita onions iIcu-
ryrlta It's coal! The King Koal knr-
uitai was suggested 20 thcm II
must have been the psychological moe
mont In siN weeks we Staged our
FIRST one.
ut ralned Began TO rain the
week before. Rnined mp To- saturday,
ra!ned again--but why go into that?
We had our carnival anyway. We
had $4,000 in cash, donated We
spent $4,000 on the parade. We had
more than $1,000 on shows and con-
cessions. We had $1,000 rain nsur.
Rncc and you bet We collected that!
After everything was paid, we had
$500 left over to start thi5 year
with.
we work on a budget. Every.
thing is paid ont before We give our
show. Tho carnival this year cost
about 100000, j, II. Grove, jr. of
The Grove Mining company startod
this years donations with check
for $1,000 ana the Consolidated Fuel
company, owner q % tho pcWar mines,
with $500, After that, II came caAy,
our show has copyrighted name.
We have taken, ult charter amt
were incorporated The oklahoma
state Coal Exposition ana King kar-
ulNHl.
Some Come From Ohio.
Tho Frisco gnNo Ms fare and
d. "a D. ID
a special ear of mon here from Ohio
they went out into the fields soon
as they got here ana / didut learn
who they We're. a party OF men from
Kansas city are due In Wednesday
Tho International Gun club meets
hey" "Wednesday. I've hundred sgash
shots from over the United states
are expected here. Tho special car
manned by experts from tho United
states bureau Of mines has been
hgre FOR two weeks gettiug rcndy ior
us safety first demonstration So
$50 feel that wore really accomplish
ing something when wo can bring
people from an over the country
like that"
Enlhuslaam and cooperation of
the men of the Gambler of commerce
who staged tho carnival has fur
uiShed the motor power for this g.-
Eantic undertaking with which Hon
ryctta has achieved a record. Tho
men who put 1t over this year were
V. v Ningshury, assistant cashier of
the First National bank, who was
chairman OF the general committee:
Frank T." Crcegan OF the Crcogan
Hardware company finance. j W
Hinton, president ot the Hidt1n Cont
company. parade; c. T., Shoahlcy. OH
leases, night parade G. J. O'IOrncit
Martin ~ O'Haructt, oil leases, enter.
taiumcut; r. NJ, pullen, coal opera
tors carl II. Fellows. real cstutc.
music; George $ bullock, Eagle
Pichcr Lead 60, coronation; Frank
Samson, oil operator. masquerade.
-. j. ThaNtou, merchant window
display. Bon g. East!n, publicity ana
program
The committee Is already az work
on plans for uoNt year. il expects
10 buy lbs own grounds and have
thereafter permanent k1rnt,ui
nome. II expects to stage a bottCr
ana larger ana more wonderful show
next wear than ever II expects 40
spend moro money on %. II expects
hisgcr crowds. And Henryotta, now
Loco strong, expects to hc a bigger
iouryetta to entertain It's visitors.
Dinner Under Gromd.
Two big social events of the Kar-
n,yal were the luncheon iu the Pitts
bWgh A. Midway compauy's number
l2 mine, 10 feet below The surface
ut the ground, and The dinner no
which y r., Grove OF the Grove MIN
Ing company entertained wednesday
nlEht pt the Honryctta coal field,
the reason ana inspiration for the
karnyaL Grove said I'm part,
The Hcuyctta coal tvld is only
IN its infancy Its available coal has
not been scratched, lts boundaries
embrace an area of ll2 square niles.
or Il6AO acres. II extends from
Schultcr southwest, a distance OF n
miles, 10y eight miles wide, Tho cu-'I
tire area was originally undorlaid
with 2i3,7l2.0D0 tons OF coal, ana
1 AIDES $1,000 REwARDl I poui.
lively guarantee my great Sue.
cesstul Monthly" Compound Safely
teleVes some OF the longest. most
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