The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01


After a career Of such broad aetifi-
ty and such stress Claus Sbreckels Is
now going toward his fouithi score ef
years. seemingly almost untouched by
the unhappy consequences that usual.
Is ensue from so strenuous a life. He
sian0s straight. broad -shouldered ard
siEong-a biz leoninc ina bis ruggedness.
yet sofiencd and Kind as he was n his
boyhood Ills has been an Iron con
stltullon from the outset Without the
sheer capacity for physical endurance
and without Ihe boiler power Of good
many ordinary men combined. be
could never have stood the strain. He
ms never seemed so know fatigue. lie
las worked necessarily and al ali
hours. frequently laborlng until one
and two O'Clock ia the morning upon
bis affairs. lie has always risen early
-at sis and six-thirty o'clock and.
SIS De Says Imseli has always want
"a rs be al work and doing some
Thing Ills deep chest and bis fun.
round trunk carry large head, armly
set with a mouth that speaks resola
tion: open. blue eyes tha. look straight
at one and betoken warmth and
constancy that have always prevailed
in his home life. as they prevailed IN
lhe home life Of his parents.
"The nfst impression that a person
gains upon meeting Mr. spreekels is
the idea Of power; the second. whlet
comes after closer acquaintance with
lis life. Is ttat Of unceasing energy or
desire to be doing. coupled with a
dauntless ambition Selfpresertation
with him must extend 70 the protec-
ton Of aud development Of these or
leinal possessions Of his nature. which
must have full scope That is be must
feel his power, have scope for his
energies. and realize his ambitions.
These are the most vital parts Of hin-
self They must be preserved and
grow 10 their full ylgor. otherwise he
has not realized himself. Opposition
Is 10 him. therefore. but The opportuni-
ty 10 use his power 10 beat It down.
He seeks to employ no unfair means.
lie scorns take under-handed meth
ods. lie does not stoop or burrow 70
accomplish his ends. but = open and
fearless. he Is fair and liberal him.
self. aud Il dc thiuks any unfalr ad.
vantage IS being taken by another
whoever IS in the track % the storm
bad better reel sails and look out fol
squalls. Sometimes Dr. Is very hot
tempered and exciiahle- giving way
20 angry bursis of passion when op.
posed Of eeesssd ia DIS purposes
sHe is essentially masculine ia his
nature He Is bold. original and crea-
tire. The predominant instinct IN him
Is not The art Instinct, or the literary
Instinct. or ,he scientific Instinct iIs
Is tie active an ~ affairs. He g
through and through the shrcwd sue'
eessful business man But Dc e also
more Than this Tie Is a man with 2
stern sense of justice. and a man 81
NtI.E HNaiffN "NN'iN NNiN-f aA' "tH =
warm social siic aud lakes pleasure
m hi. home and bis club He has had
thirteen children. ~ whom only iiv'
SIRE living f0ur sous and o daughter
Ills mansion has Teen built ga = scale
ihat is n harmony with hi- oiiirl
actions He is liberal lu his relisleip
views. and poswsses q rugged siH.
| pllcity 81 eharaettr. RE Is big-heariesl
/ iIe ukes 10 see others gei ahead a.
weu o. himself provided they DO no
get IN his way lie IS benevolent
open handed and generous and haI
very large synpalhles Tor The working
man ana small consumers He believe.
ihat he performs The greatest seryic'
10 others by employing his caplAl i
productive and helpful enterprises Il.
which men have The opportunity 4
help themselves But bis public an
! private charities have also been many
me appreciates the value Of are anl
music Victor T. O'Rrien. IN Aims
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