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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
RELIEF FOR STORM SUFFERS
Committee Appointed to Take Charge
Of Work Of Raising Relief
Fund

Owing to the short notice. but
a small number responded to the
call for a mass meeting at the opera
house yesterday afternoon. to take
steps for the relief Of storm suffer
ers. Mayor Venable presided over
the meeting.
Parties who had visited the strick
en- country northwest OF town re.
ported that seventeen families were
homeless, their property bel ng ut
teriy destroyed, and their crops
ruined. Mr.. Harness reported
that seven or eight families east and
southeast Of town had lost nearly
everything.
After some discussion a commit.
tee was appointed to take charge
Of the work Of raj sing a reliel
fund. Messrs I'd Johns, Geo. Cal.
vert and Ike Harness were named
and they were authorized to choose
such assistants as they might deem
necessary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
ALEX WAS HARD HIT
BY the Storm-Many Business Houses
were Wiped Out-Residences Little
Damaged.

Hon. John Rudolph Werhle.
mayor Of Alex, was in town today.
He & ave a graphic description
of the storm that struck his town
Monday night. He says nearly all
the business houses in town were
wrecked, his store alone escaping
without much damage. Little da-
mage was done to residences.
According to report Ben Vaghan
lost every thing but his home, in
cluding barns and outbui.dings and
100 fine fruit trees
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
BANNER SOCIETY

Mr.. Hart and daughter Bessie
returned from Tuttle Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Simpson and Mr.. Kelsey
Justus took in the sights at Okla
homa City Sunday
A good natured crowd was rain
ed In at Mr.. B. F. Bowersox' 5
house when returning from the
joint meetinga at Union Center Sun
day evening and as the rain con-
tinued until late it was sleepy
crowd that left at 2 o'clock the
next morning, thanking Mr..
Bowersoxs for their generous hos
pitality.
Misses Edna Rhodes, Fac and
Ethel CHM accompanied The for
niel's brother d. +. Rhodes and
wife to Ninnekah a week ago Sat
urday returning Sunday having had
delightful time. The people
there gave them a nice surprise, a
party. Everyone enjoyed them
selves and hope to see some Of the
Ninuekah folks at Banner.
E. A. Haslet went to town Mon
day.
Mr.. Mattox and Mr.. Stevens
were seen buggy riding Monday
morning.
Miss Clel4h Bloss spent the re.
mai.der of Sunday night with
Cleda Bowersox and Edna Rhodes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
COMMERCIAL CLUB HOLDS REG
ULAR MEEEINC AND DISPOSES
OF ROUTINE BUSINESS
WOULD CLEAN UP THE TOWN
Important Resolution is Adopted
Committee Instructed to Acl
On Read Matter

At the regular meeting Of the
commercial club last, the roll was
called and Io4 absentecs were noted,
lu other words the attendance mum.
bered a dozen.
The business Of the meeting was
mostly Of a routine nature. Cor
resdondence with promoters of the
northwest line Of railway from
Chickasha TO Trinidad COL, was
read and il was announced that a
party of capitalists will be here in
few days to investigate condi-
tions on this end of the line. The
club will entertain the gentlemen,
he railroad committee and secre-
taly being instructed TO take the
matter in hand.
A very interesting communica-
tion on the subject of paving from
A. $. Gilkey was read. 1t gave
the results Of some Of Mr.. Gilkey'.
observations in European cities.
President Russell made strong
talk On general sanitary conditions
IN tic city and urged the impor-
tance of keeping the city clean and
beautifying il in every way.
The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, by the Chickasha
Commercial Club that appeal is
hereby made to every citizen Of
the city of chickasha, who feels an
interest in the city's good name
and pride in the city's appearance
to remove as nearly as possible
from all lots and premises in our
city. all weeds and garbage OF
whatever kind or nature. Be ii
further
Resolved, that the city Com
mercial Club hereby pledges its full
support to the city officers in any
effort looking to the removal Of all
such weeds, garbage, etc. and the
cleaning Of all street and alleys Of
our city"
Mayor Venable made a few re-
MARKS on the subject of opening
roads on section lines and the mat.
ter was referred to the committee
on roads with instructions to take
the matter up with the lIndian
agent with a view to opening such
roads as may be thonght neces.
sary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
with Marie Simpson.

About forty seven of the Banner
people attended the joint meeting
OF the Christian Endeavor at I'm
ion Center Sunday uight. 1t was
a very fine meeting, ably led by
Mrs. Brewster Of Union Center and
Mr.. Jake Bowersox Of Banner and
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes visited Mr..
and Mrs. Bloss Sunday.
Miss Ada Gibson visited Miss
Willie Helm.
Clarence West left Tuesday for
Oklahoma to visit his sister Mrs.
Thomas.
The toctor was called to the
home Of q II. Dahl Monday morn.
ing Mr.. Dahl being quite sick.
Misses Adj Gibson. Edna Rhodes
Willie and Minnie Ola Helm and
Messrs Harry and Albert Evanson
and Gunneris Dahl visited Goldie
Stevens Sunday.
Banner is rejoicing over her sele-
phone poles. We are expecting our
phones soon.
Banner Endeavors are expecting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
oording DE- inspiring story.

cording the inspiring story.
Over there. a conquered city
bows its head in humble submission
Trophies Of arms taken from the
enemy are heaped around the con-
querer.
Il is said the saddesi thing in all
the world IS a great victory except
ing only great befeat.
Saddest Of all in this sculptured
Triumph" a captive and youth
who has gone to war to defend
with his life his country. his home
and his loved ones, certainly in
spired by worthier motives than
the crowned victor by his side
stands loaded with humiIliating
chains.
Let as walk around and view
the side facing the avenue OF the
Grand Army. On the left IS the
Sculptor's story Of The Resis-
tance by 'Atex."
In the foreground sturdy young
man with drawn sword awaits the
onset of evening. KneeIiug at his
feet is his father, wounded old and
weak, cIinging to his leg asking TO
protect the son with his dying
body. Meanwhile the son asks
with his drawn sword to protect
his father.
Behind the young man IS his
young wife ciutching their fright
ened child with one hand, while
with the other she is trying to
draw him back.
Behind the family a man falls
dying from his horse.
Asove them all a winged goddess
Genius Of the future" hovers over
urging the young man to heroic
achievements. AS we contemplate
The emotions and impulses nf this
young man, we are forced to real
ize the meaning Of war, in all is
unguilded horrors.
On the right Of the Arch, by the
same artist we beholc the sculptors
vision OF Peace. "
In the middle warrior sheaths
his sword. A plownian is mend.
ing his plow shear. A soldier. home
from the war is Lyealcing bull to
the yoke.
The young mother is teaching
one child to read while carressing
the curls Of another. Above all Min
eriva. goddess division, holds aloft
her spear with one hand, and with
the other Olive branch of Peace.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-06

'rhe new Pipe organ at the Meth
odist church will be played for the
first time Thursday evening. The
OrganistPTof, August Halter Of
Chicago will give the opening re-
cital. assisted..by local taleut. 34-3s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
VICTORIES
OF FRANCE
SCULPTURED ON THE GREAT ARCH
OF TRIUMPH -cILKEY CON-
TINUES HIS DESCRIPTION
PICTURE IS VVDLY PAINTED
Ninely-six Victories Commemoraied
By Arch Wonderful Work
Of Art

-
From west up thu avenue Of the
Grand Army, through this grand
Arch Of Triumph, Napoleon would
lead the conquered Nations home
TO Paris, as the Caesars did TO Rome
and down the champs-EIysus to
the Place dc la concarde in from
of the Palace of the Tuileres that
all Paris, all France, all The World
might see how great conquerer
was the modern Casear and how
valiant the soldiers of France. On
these walls would sculptors tell to
future ages how great was Napo-
leon and under Napoleon, how
great was France.
Let us 90 below. See above Us
and on the sides Of the arches the
names Of niuety-six battles in
which French Arms were victorious
an the days Of the Republic and
first Empire. Above the names
OF the battles are the names Of ga
generals who participated in these
battles.
Let US step on toward the
Champs EIysus aud view the sculp-
ture.
On the right Of the Arch is the
Departure reminding US Of as
semblage of the soldiers and their
departure for the scene Of carnage.
1t is by the sculptor, RUDE, and is
remarkable for the wild energy
and excitement portrayed in the
posings.
The "Genions Of War" hovers
aloft shouting TO your arms"
pointing with his sword TO the
enemy in the distance.
Ia the center Of the group IS a
chief wearing a helmet, calliug to
his soldiers, his hand resting on
the shoulder Of robust youth, urg-
ing him on.
One warrior stoops to bend his
bow. A bugle blows the alarm
triumph. On the right a poor old
man filed with the patriotic ardor
OF youth, has assembled with the
rest for war, but he finds his tremb-
ling limbs will him bear no further.
lie can only give the boys advice
and bid them farewell. Just in front
another old man, with sword and
shield has still enough Of strength
to 60 to give his poor remnant Of
life to the cause Of his country.
Behind IS the arched neck OF the
war horse and a cluster Of arms
and flags.
It is called the Marseillaise' and
is an object lesson at 2 glance Of
the haste and confusion of organiz-
inp A host for war.
On the left Of the arch. in the
sculptor Ianguage,is told the story
Of the Triumph Sculptor Cartof
Napoleon the Great, IS clad in
his ancient garb. The cooked hat
is said to have been adopted out oi
admiration for our Washington
who conquered under this style OF
Of hat. It is a familiar sight on
the streets Of Paris today.
See, Napoleon IS being crowned
with laurels by the Angel Of Vic
tory.
Fame is spreading the glory Of
his achievements. History is re-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
MR.. BELL PUTS IN
STRENUOUS DAY
cooutinued from rar. Three,

voluntary, not compulsory tribunal
at which all disputes could be settled
by voluntary arbltration. Such dis
putes could then be passed up for set
tlement to the honest. upright, clear
minded men of both parties.
IF we can inaugurate such "a move
ment 1t will result In tribunals. No
matter what capitalist states that labor
has no right to organize, he will change
his mind when conscious that the COM
munity In which he lives believes him
to tbe wrong. Men cannot deny the
right Of labor to organize. When the
state convention Of labor rendered me
the nomination accepted.
IT shall be the nominee on the laboi
ticket for governor of California.
do not carry a union card My father
carried one fifteen years, for he was
shipwrlght. 1 have taught school, and
there Is as yet no school teachers
union. have taken this nomination
from the labor party as a great COM
plnient 20 me. l have not been an
agitator or demagogue with them. I
have simply told them my views of
labor conditions and what mean
to do
viii Enforce Eighth Hour Law
"They have exacted no pledge from
me. They have simply asked me to
give labor square deal. would have
done that even had they not asked me.
For had I felt otherwise toward labor,
or any other class would have felt
unworthy to accept the nomination.
"As for my record. my work in con-
gress would show my sentiment toward
labor. When went there labor unions
all over the United States had been at
tempting to secure the passage of
bill to make Mare Island a shipyard
where battleships would be built by
union labor men on the union labor
scale both as TO wages and hours.
II secured the passage of that bill.
BY that act the eight hour law was
thoroughly established in the govern
ment shipyard. For that l believe I
won the respect and commendation of
organized labor and in me 1t has placed
its trust.
"1f am elected the eight-hour law
shall be enforced. The state should
take the initiative All conditions re
quire that men spend but one-third of
their day in work, the rest in recrea-
tion The state should say that no
man be required to work more than
eight hours. l assure you that SO far
as am concerned shall demand that
the eight-hour law be enforced not
only in direct work, but in contract and
every other kind of work.
Gentlemen, l thank you"
Following MIR. Bells address the Hol,.
Thomas O.. Toland Of Ventura. Demo-
cratic and Labor Union nominee for
lieutenant governor, and Hon. w. Ona
Morton, Democratic and Labor Union
nominee for attorney general, were In
troduced. M
Both received ovations and both re-
sponded with brief addresses outlining
their principles negarding the labor
question and following in the footsteps
of their chief.
AS Mr.. Bell left the platform and
started for his carriage the band
struck up Hail. the Conquering Hero"
and the representative of labor fought
their way to shake the hand of their
true and unselfsh leader.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
Broker
RACING CAME IS
HARD TO BEAT
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-What chance
has the ordinary racegoer got for his
money when an insider acknowledged
he is $125, 900 behind the game on the
year?
This question was asked over and
over again in the club house at
Gideon smilingly admit that he had
dropped $125OOO since the beginning
of racing at Aqueduct last spring
Yes, said Gideon to friend to
whom he was relating his woes, ut
is true that am behind about $125.0OQ
on the season. AS a matter of fact
don't believe have had more than half
dozen winning days this year.
"At the last Sheepshead meeting /
had Just one winning day. On the
opening day quit $500 to the good. but
after that / didn't seem to be able to
land on a winner.
Every day 1t was the same old
story. l didn't lose a great deal, it's
true. MY heaviest loss for any one
day was $3SO0. and the total might
have footed up 10000 or $4,000
"And that has been the case with
me all the year. have had my usual
sources of information. but every time
/ have put a bet down something has
gone wrong. II get out with less than
$l5O.OOO to the bad on the year / VIII
consider myself lucky"
IF Gideon can't beat the races it's
time for me TO stop trying" said a
man who had listened TO the conversa-
tlon
Il don't believe there is man In
America who has better sources OF in
formation or who Is a better Judge. He
knows every owner. trainer and Jockey
on the track owns race horses himself
and knows everything that happens ln
the ring.
with all this advantage he con-
fesses the game Is too hard for him,
SO / guess It's up 10 me 10 look for
an easier game"
Gideons experience has been dupll-
Gated by nearly every other plunser on
the track. 1t has been disastrous
year for all Of them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
Our InstalIment Plan
carers would be given a treat.

hearers would be given a treat.
Pandemonium broke loose when for
mer Mayor Phelan was announced as
the next speaker. The demonstration
lasted several minutes, and all the while
Mr.. Bell smiled as though he were as
welkpleased as though the ovation were
in his honor
where, was frequently interrupted by
applause, and he was given another
ovation when he concluded.
Ovation for Bell
When Theodore A. Bell, the speaker
of the evening, was presented by for
mer Mayor Snyder he was received
with such tremendous cheers that even
the changing of the bells was drowned
for minute.
Before he made his opening remarks
little Mary Schwamm, daughter of An
thony Schwamm, very sweet and pretty
In dainty white frock. stepped on the
platform and modestly presented the
candidate for governor with a large
floral bell, arranged in red, white and
blue flowers.
All through his speech Mr.. Bell was
greeted with applause of the spon-
taneous kind that comes from keen APP
preciation and not the perfunctory sort
that is usually drawn forth by rising
infection.
AS soon as the candidate for governor
had concluded, the audience, unaware
that another good speaker was on the
program, started to leave the hall, but
Chairman Snyder managed to make
himself heard and introduced Thoma
.. Toland OF Ventura, who Is the run
ming mate with Bell. Mr.. Toland con-
fined his address to very few remarks
in which he promised to stand against
all Influences and powers brought
against him.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
Congressional Nominee Speaks

enough in the people to believe that
they will repudiate that machine
made ticket"
Congressional Nominee Speaks
Chairman Snyder introduced as the
first speaker Hon. Charles Barlow, who
once represented the old Sixth district
when Los Angeles was part of that
district.
Mr.. Barlow said that he was elected
to congress ten years ago and was
elected in the face of a large Repub-
lican majority He said that the issues
now are the same that they were ten
years ago. At that time the people
wanted a harbor at San Pedro. while
the railroad interests wanted it at
Santa Monica. Continuing, he said:
II assisted Stephen White, the great
est man who ever went from California
to Washington (cheers) In getting the
San Pedro harbor and its first appro-
priation. You have as much at stake
now as you had ten years ago. You
now want an adequate water supply
and you should have 1t. Nine-tenths
of the water from the Owens river is
lost in the desert, and what can be said
of the man who Is so short-slghted as
toioppose your water project? If elect
ed promise to work for you in that
project as faithfully as did when
renresented your interests in congress-"
Mr. Barlow was heartily cheered
when he concluded.
Robert Loucks Talks
Robert G.. Loucks. the brilliant young
city attorney of Pomona and the
congression nominee for the Seventh
district against Congressman McLach-
Ian, was given an ovation when, he
was introduced.
He said that the most encouraging
feature was the fact that many Re-
publicans. becoming tired of the Re-
publican machine methods, are Joining
the Democratic forces.
Mr.. Loucks said that he would not
attempt to make speech at the pres
ent time, because of the lack of time
and the further reason that he would
soon begin his campaign and then he
would at length discuss the issues
He closed by challenging Congress-
man McLachlan to a Joint debate,
which aroused storm OF applause.
Next Attorney General
w. Ona Morton was introduced as the
neTt attorney general, and the audi
ence demonstrated their pleasure at the
thought by vigorous round Of cheers,
Mr.. Morton said that he was proud OF
the history OF the Democratic party and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

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BY Associated Press
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Hall was so years of age and native
OF New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30

declaration was greeted by thunders Of
applause and ringing of BELLS
Chairman Snyder announced that ow-
ing 10 the limited time Joseph II. Call.
who had been announced as one of the
speakers, had asked to be excused. Mr.
Snyder said that later In the campaign
Mr. Call would be heard and that his
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