The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26
N, f. @. CHAMBER
TO MEET MONDAY
Consideration of Road
Legislation Is Fri
mary Purpose
SAPULPA HOST CITY
Civic Leaders of This Section
Have Places on Import
ant Program

with preparation Of state and
national road legislation as its pr.-
mary purpose and with both road
experts and legislators in atten-
dance, the northeastern Oklahoma
chamber OF commerce Will go into
It's second annual session Monday
afternoon at Sapulpa.
We are going to make north
eastern oklahoma proud OF Ss-
pulpa,' said Virgil II, Wilson, seCre-
taiy of the Sapulpa chamber OF
commerce, Saturday morning as ne
explained preparations being made
by that city for the second annual
meeting of the northeastern okla
homa chamber of commerce, which
is to te held at Sapulpa, Monday
afternoon and evening, November ~.
T.. b. Guthrey secretary of
the northeastern chamber, placed
the probable attendance at four
hundred, acceptance and telephone
calls received at his office up to
Saturday
The afternoon session, at which
the Legislative program will be the
principal theme of discussion, will
open at 1880 o'clock, with an ad-
dress by Cyrus S. Avery, chairman
OF the executive committee of the
northeastern oklahoma chamber Of
commerce. who will outline the
organizations road legislative pro-
gram, both from It's state and ma
tional viewpoint.
Avery will be followed by Con-
gressman- Elect Il. h. Howard, of the
first congressional district, who Will
discuss the nontaxable Indian land
bill, now before congress and other
national leo Station al
feeling Oklahoma in general and
this section Of the state in particular.
r. a. Singletary, member of the
stale legislature from Oklahoma
county. and one of the leading road
men of the state, will speak upon the
legislative program for the coming
session of the legislature, and viii
outline several bills now prepared.
or in the course of preparation
Singletary arrived in Tulsa Satur-
day evening for a conference with
and will go from here to TIE Sa-
pulpa meeting Monday evening.
Senators w. L. HUDSON of Tulsa
Floyd A. Calvert OF Nowata, H. n.
Langley of Pryor and Harry Jones
of. saltwater, each Of whom ha'
advocated more efficient highway
legislation, will also address the
afternoon session.
While road legislation vii! no
doubt be the leading topic Of legisla- =
tive discussion, it will by no means
be the sole subject under considera-
ton. Needed Legislation in Aid OF
city Planning and Zoning" will be
discussed by William Holden
managing secretary of the Tulsa
Chamber OF Commerce; "Legisla-
tlon in Aid OF Soil Surveys win be
presented by NJ. W.' Krieger, secre-
tary of The Miami chamber of com.
merce, and many other minor and
local topics win be touched upon by
other chamber OF commerce repre-
sentatives.
According 10 reports and letters OF
acceptance received by Secretary II
Bee Guthrey, a very large per cent
OF the newly elected legislature anc
boards of county COMMISSIONS from
the 2l counties embraced In this or
Canization will be in attendance
and the meeting bids fair to be
highly representative body of tn
commercial and agricultural in
terests of this section of the state.
The $50 o'clock banquet, which
will he served under the auspices o
Sapulpa chamber Of commerce. VII
be such as To make most OK IN
guests teel that lHaHksslNIhs "a
arrived few days ahead o
schedule time, If the promises Q
Secretary Wilson are TO be accepte'
at par, and will be enliVened b
music furnished by the SapVlp
Community orchestra, under IN
direction OF Prof. w. II. Peterson.
J. II. McCauley. president OF n
Sapulpa chamber OF commerce, W
j.. Jeffords, president of the North
eastern oklahoma chamber OF com
rnerce, Alva j. Niles and y. h
Graham of Tulsa and Roy l.. EmrS
secretary of the Oklahoma stat
chamber OF commerce, Will appea
on the evaning program.