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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Mr.. Krey Enters the Contest Halls
from the MincO NeighbOrhOOd

P. W. Krey who lives just south
of Mineo, has entered the race for
county commissioner on the demo-
cratic ticket. He is an old timer in
this country, having lived in Okla
homa and in the Chickasaw nation
for the past rs years.
Mr.. Krey is native Of jackson
county, Mo-, where he spent the
early years Of his life and then went
to Texas where he lived twelve years.
He is engaged in farming and has
been successful as a business man.
His standing among his friends and
neighbors is the best and there is no
Iloubt as to his fitness for the office
he seeks.
81 believe in the economical admin
istration of county affairs" said Mr..
Krey, @and | favor an equitable dis
tribution of road and bridge funds
over all parts Of the county" Mr..
Krey has always been democrat and
is well worthy Of being honored by
shis party.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
CROWDS SEE THE CIRCUS
Gentry Trained Animal Show Was A
Good one Two Large Crowds

Gentry Brothers circus, or dog and
pony show as it is better known gave
two performances here yesterday to
almost the capacity of the large tent.
The show is fully up to their adver-
tisements and they give a good clean
performance that was highly en-
joyed by children and grown folks
alike. Bentry Bros. have spent large
amounts of money in the training Of
elephants, dogs, ponies, monkeys and
other animals until they have now one
Of the best educational exhibits Of
animal trainings in the United States.
Some Of the features of the show
were the comical clown elephants,
Kokoma, the wise monkey doctor,
Dick, the high diving dog, troupe
Of trained monkey gymnasts, herd
Of performing elephants and over a
hundred little ponies that do all kinds
Of tricks. The dog and monkey fire
brigade was one Of the best features
and all the paraphernalia used in a
first class fire department was used
by these animals. Besides these
features they had a number Of star
performers headed by the Petits, a
marvellous family of acrobats and
another troupe in classic statuary
posings. The show was worth the
money.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
IMPORTANT RAILROAD CASE
Is Decided BY Supreme Court Rock
Island Of Texas a Separate
Company

Washington, April 9-In deciding
the case Of Augusta A. Peterson and
Ida Peterson heirs Of John Peterson
VS. the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cifc Railroad company, an action for
$4,000 damages for the death of
John Peterson, locomotive engineer
at Chickasha, l. T., in October, 1903,
ieAinst the Petersons, the supreme
court of the United States today con-
sidered the question whether the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Gulf road, the
name by which the Chicago, Rock IS
land and Pacific Railroad company is
known in Texas, is an independent
corporation. That question arose
over the circumstances that notice Of
the action against the latter com
pany was served on the former as if
the two were one The company re-
sisted the proceeding and the court
sustained its position, holding that
the Gulf road has an independent le-
gal identity. The decision was an
nounced by Justice Day.
The Chief Justice and Justice
Moody dissented.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
BARRETT COMMENDED
Caunieaie for State Superintendent
Gets a Boost from bis Home Paper

Concerning Prof. S. NJ. Barrett,
VINO is candidate for state superin-
tendent, the Lawton Constitution Of
March 9th says:
Prof s. M. Barrett, who has been
the capable superintendent Of Law
ton city schools for several years re-
signed today, his resignation to take
effect at once
He il 4 candidate for superinten-
dent Of public instruction, in the
new state and will now 20 on the
stump and make an active campaign.
His school work was Of such a ma
ture that It was not possible for him
10 continue in Office here and manage
the campaign at the same time and
for that reason he resigned. Prof.
Barrett has made a most excellent
city superintendent, and while his
resignation means loss to the
schools, every citizen Of the city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
PROSPERITY
EVIDENCE
Comes from the U. S. Clerks Office
Fee Growing Few ChatteI
Mortgages

JAS additional evidence Of the pros
perity of Chickaslss and she sur
rounding country the statement comes
from the recorders Office, of which
J, w Speake is clerk, that Chickasha
does a larger recording business than
any other town in the entire southern
district, not excepting Ardmofe. The
fees for recording alone for Janu-
ary were ssOS.2O, for February, 1851
and for March $724,95. The fees al
lowed the clerk are $500 per year
and tho recording papers for the first
three months 5f the year have paid
him s279. This is one Of the few
Offices in the territory that is a
money maker for tFs government.
Another indication that the coun-
try and the people surrounding
Chlckasha are IN a better condition
financially than in other sections is
the fact that at this Office there are
filed for record fewer chattel mort
cages than at any other point in the
district.
Mr.. Speake has ben clerk in the
Office here since the act, establishing
the Office was passed February 10th,
1908, and it is due in a large meas
nre to his systematic methods Of do
ing business and his strict attention
to the business of the office that it
stands at the head Of the list. Mr..
Speake very modestly asserts that
the record Of the Office has made is
not due to his efforts alone and claims
that Miss Scoffern, his talented depu-
ty is entitled to a major portion Of
praise, having done the bulk Of the
actual recording work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
Sayer, Mckay and Ismert viii Erect
Large Modern Two Story
Structure

It's a mighty dull day in Chickasha
at this time when announcement is
not made that big building opera
tion Of some sort has not been
launched.
This time Chickasha avenue is
again hit by electric current that
starts things and the section between
Fourth and Fifth streets is the storm
center.
y. D. Sayer and Dick Mckay an
nounce that they will each build
fifty foot front, two story brick
structure, 100 feet deep, on the north
side Of the avenue and Peter Ismert
will build a twenty-five foot front
building Of the same kind. Mr.. Nc
Kay went to Ft Worth this after
noon to arrange for plans and speci-
iications and work on the new builidns
will be under way in the near fu-
ture.
With 125 ffet frontage Of new
buildings on the north side and It's
feet on the opposite side, all Of them
modern structures, and all Of which
will be built within the next few
months, this part Of chickasha ave-
nue. seems destined to become an inn
portant business district.
To the new buildings in this district
add those in process Of erection be-
tween Second and Third, a fine row
on Kansas avenue, the postofice
building and probably others on
Third street, also two buildings on
chickasha avenue between First and
Second, you win discover that the
business district is going to be a busy
scene Of building operations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
CLEAN UP MEETING.

+ All ministers Of the city
T and the business men Of the
+ city who are interested in the
7 cleanup crusade are request
+ ed to meet at the Commercial
Z club rooms at 10 o'clock
+ Thursday morning for the
!. purpose Of effecting an or
!. ganization to carry on the
+ work.
+ c. II. RUSSELL,
I President Commercial Club.
+ i. + 4 / 4. i. + i. 4 4. i.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
HOLDS A GOOD MEETING

Hovey, J. R. AbererOmbie and Mr..
Schuler, to take under consideration
the proposition Of organizing a COM
pany to establish an enterprise Of
this kind.
A communication from citizen Of
Bradley was read, calling attention
to the poor train and mail service on
the Lindsay line, and the matter was
referred to the committee on trans
portation and rates. An effort viii
be made to secure better service, 50
that the people living along this line
can come to Chickasha to do their
their trading and return home the
same day.
a number Of other important ques-
tions were considered after which the
meeting adjourned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
Chickasha will Devote Two Days tC
Spring House Cleaning Order
VIII Go Out

"Get the broom, get the rake and
shovel, get busy and clean up Chick
asha.
That win be the substance Of a pro-
clamation addressed to all the peo-
pie Of the city by Mayor Bridges.
Two whole days, next Monday and
Tuesday, will be devoted to town
cleaning and woe be unto him who
fails to comply with the order is
sued.
President Russell inaugurated the
clean up crusade at the Commercial
club meeting last night. eve have
much to be proud Of in Chickasha," I"
said he. eve are proud Of our busi-
ness prosperity and the progress Of
our city in all lines. am the last
man to knock but the plain truth is
that the town is dirticr than it ought
to be. There are dirty, unsanitary
and unsightly backyards and alleys
that are menace to health and a
disgrace to the city. It is time to
clean up and don't know any better
way than to set apart two whole days
for it and have every man, woman
and child in town get busy. In two
days the town can be put in the best
condition and all It will take is a lit
tie time and work upon the part Of
every citizen. ! am ready to get out
and do my part
A number Of others warmly en-
dorsed Mr.. RusselI's proposition and
the result was the adoption Of reso-
luton requesting the mayor to issue
Ja proclamation setting apart next
Monday and Tuesday for the work
and calling upon all the people to CO.
operate in It. A committee was ap-
pointed to take charge Of and direct
the operations in every ward. The
ministers Of the city were requested
To assist and make announcements
from their pulpits next Sunday.
Everybody in Chickashe is espec-
tally appointed for active service on
the cleanup committed Be prepared
"a devote two days to hard work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
Many Important Questions are Hand
led Club is Alive and Doing
Good Word

The Commercial club meeting at
the court house last night drew the
usual crowd of town boosters. It
was a protracted session, lasting from
aobut 7:30 until IL o'clock and many
important propositions were handled.
Some of them we're of such character
that publicity is not desirable. You
will have to attend these meetings if
you want to know the inside workings
Of the town building organization.
The club was never in better working
order and it is going to get results.
Secretary Stephens announced that a
smoker and luncheon would be feat
ure Of the next meeting and It is
safe to say thers will be some big
doin's at that time.
The first proposition discussed
was the mater Of franchise for a
Rock Island spur through the alley
between Kansas and Colorado ave-
nues. John Mcclure thought the
committee in charge should confer
with the property owners affected and
endeavor to get them together on the
proposition. If the track was built
with sufficient safe guards for the
property owners and the question
was presented to the latter in the
proper manner, he thought the objec-
tion could be largely overcome. 1t
was agreed by all taht the commercial
and industrial development of the
city demanded more side tracks into
the business district. The matter
will come up at the next council meet
ing and in the meantime an effort will
be made to reach an agreement among
the abutting property owners.
A. S. Gilkey made a full report on
the matter of roads and bridges and
also submitted important recommen.
dations for beautifying the city.
The rate bureau proposition waI
further discussed and the committed
was instructed to continue its work.
D. D. Sayer presented a very full
report on the various railroad propo,
sitions pending before the club. The
committee was instructed TO take al
necessary steps, including the rails
ing Of funds to make another import
ant survey.
Sidewalks and crossings were dis
cussed and the city council and prop
erty owners will be urged to further
activity along this line.
The question of securing hospita
was submitted to committee con
sisting of the physicians who ar,
members Of the club. The Oklahom,
Central has a proposition TO Iocat
their hospital here to submit to tn,
club.
Mr.. Harrison, builder Of cream
cries and cold storage plants, gave
talk on this subject and a comnitte
was appointed, consisting Of H. R
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10

wishes him success in his race. If
elected to the Office to which he as
pires and he fills it in same able way
in which he has managed the city
schools Of Lawton, Oklahoma will
have man at Che head Of her schools
that knows the needs of the system
and is able and willing to remedy the
defects and promote the cause Of edu-
cation generally.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
He WAS NUMBER THIRTEEN

That thirteen is an unlucly num-
Der was proved to the satisfaction Of
at least one darkey in police court
this morning. With twelve others
he was arrested charged with gamb-
ling. The court did not find that
the evidence was strong enough to
hold twelve Of them, but the game
keeper got his. He was fined $25 and
costs for running crap game. He
admitted running game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
MORE BUILDINGS ON
CH|CKASHA AVENUE

adapted to high class job printing. In
addition to this we always keep in
stock, desirable variety of bond
and flat papers, envelopes bill heads,
statements, etc. We would esteem it
a pleasure to submit figures on any
class Of work. 4-10-dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-10
ATTRACTIVE PRINTING.

The Daily Express has recently re-
ceived q large number Of new type
faces, Of the latest designs, especially
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