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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-28
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-28

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f5eran ba egiaht 10 nod itins ans
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9ssRtsn BE sisIisFsu gsbirsanssn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-28
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s'la6'Her aaboIisr!4.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-28
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belra1i.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-28

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Sbr mtd aber idueibei uHb i'd reHt
u~ngebalten bin ?" - 8 f.
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induel"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-21
Ell error de los pacidstas

Es natural que los partidarios mas
ardientes de Ia Conterencia sean los
primeros en- proclamar su ~fracaso.
Esos partidarios Sc encuentrau tam
ben en- La Haya. Los mas distin-
guides forman Ell grupo de William
Stead, Ell director del Courier de la
Conference" y amigos los orado-
res y las oradoras del Cercle Inter
rationale, que suelen ser represen-
tantes de las sociedades pacifstas del
mundo.
De algunos d1as 4 esta parte Ell pc
riodico de Mr.. Stead no cesa de an II
ciar Ell fracaso de la Conferencia,
siquiera no 10 haya hecho tan rotun-
damente como Sc viene hacienda en-
Ell curse de este artfculo. Tanto los
escritorcS de lie Courier, como
los oradores del Clrculo Interna-
cional. Sc quejan a diario de que 81
arbitrsje obligatorio NJ resulte obi
gatorio, &c que no Sc plantee la re
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-21
.fnfOHiO ESCoUar.

Mas que ell haber refrescado, la es.
casez de fondos "echa" hacia Madrid
4 muchOs V~eraneantes y, ahora. por
las tardes, es una gran diversion el
yer llegar pOr la %carretcra de Madrid
4 lrun 4 much0s que salieron de Ia
corte en- Julio en- el sudexpr6s y aho.
"a han regresauo 4 pie y empujando
el all.
ST la genie que ha quedado en- Ma
hid descando toda clase de males Z
los vera leantes Sc entera del espec-
tdculO. Il referida carretera Sc va {
yer mas concurrida que I'm estreno
IN Apolo. iSlempre es IN consuelo
81 yer como Sc "chincha' Ell pr6iim0'
Este del regreso es I'm problema
sumamente complicado para muchos
de los que andan por esas linditas
playas Causando Ia admiration de las
jovenes ind1genas.
-cCu5ndo sc va listed, Gutierrez?
-P5e, no 10 tengo der;1idO afn; es-
toy tan agradablemcnye aqui, es este
tan fires o..
Y la 'frescura" dc Gutierrez O
SlSte en- Que pocos momentos ha diri-
30 q su eSp0sa TN telegrama asi
soncebldo; "Patrona ret;ene BAIL. I'm
possible Vlajar TOPICS eXprcso. En-
pena capa, chal salida teatro, busto
yeso mama remite importe, Ani:eto.'
En- los 1ltimos dfas del veraneo.
los duenos de Ia fondas andan esca.
madlSlmoS y no permiten que ninQGn
huGsped salga de casa, sin echarle
antes una mirada inquisitorial por
mledo 4 que Sc lleve la ropa suelta,
dejando abandonado Ell badl vacfo V,
10 que es peor, dejando tambi6n aban,
donada Ia cuenta del pupilaic.
va va listed al Casino, pues.
81, Voy ( yer 81 e ALI 4 Allende-
Salazar, que es gran amigo MIC, Y
me ha prometido que nos c0merfa-
mos juntos dos realities de quisqui-
las.
-Muy gordo va listed esta noche.
Me han sentado bien los banos.
-Sospechas que tengo, de que Sc
lleva dos americanas.
Y para poder salir Ell veraneante dc
la casa, tltne que pasar 4 una alcoba
del pasillo al.f de%snudarse d%elante
del patron para que este yea que solo
lleva Ia ropa indispensable para yer
al ministro de jo:nada.
iTriste cosa es ESQ de salir de We
RAT co Y no tener para la vueltal
Alg> - este es 10 que lie ha ocurri.
do la familia de Felpudo en- San
s. asian. Be empefio este en- que
el taballito 2. szul' tcnia toda la ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-21

remos en- hacerlo, ST Sc recons-
tituye Ell gobierno cubano; pero
no tenemos Ell derechO de impO-
merle a aquel pueblo la ane-
xi0n, aun conviniendole q el
tanto como a los Estados Uni
dos.
Y agrego:
Cuba es la que ha de deci-
dlr.-Si, como eSperamOs, q esOs
CuatrO o ClncO partidOs, tOdOs
raQuitiCos Y todOs adiCtOs a la
Independence. Sc los lleva la
trampa ego to pieces') v Ell pals
pide Ia aneXi0n, Sc ira a ella,
mas o menos rapldamente, por
que habra aqui resistencias que
veneer. PerO ST ALI no sc ma
nitiesta con vigor la opinion
anexionista, habra I'm gobierno
insular tan "ContrOlado' Y tan
cohibido ("handiCapped") que
no pOdra Cometer lOCuras. En-
uno y otro case, los intereses
europeos NADIA teudran que tie
mer. Los capitales empleados
ALI estan tan SECURES como 81
los lutheran in VertidO en- CON
solidados ingleses.
Asi me habl6 81 politico repu-
blicano y, despu6s, Sc informt
sObre mi business en- Cuba
Por no mentir, lie die que ven
dia papel Manila; pero callandC
que era en- Cuartillas Y esCrito
.fnfOniO ESC0bar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-21
III de una tia que lie habfa criado Y Sc

RI de una tia que lie habia criado Y Sc
jugo el dinerO que llevaba.
-Aniceto, por dos, 10 hagas 10
curas Mira que csc caballo a quien
Sc parece es al municipal aquel que
nos denunci6 Ell dia en- que me puse
4 sacudir por Ell balloon III uniforme
de jefe de administrator.
-DGjame 4 mi; 81 es toda Ia cara
de la tia Bonita va sabes que ella
me ha criado como ST fuera una Sc
gunda madre Y me va q hacer ganar.
Felpudo puso TODD Sd capital a ia
tia Bonita y, efectivamente. cinco
minutes despues sali2 del Casino pre-
guntando 81 en- San Sebastian no ha-
b1a viaducto.
lnmedlatamcnte Sc present6 Ell pa
voroso pr0blema del regreso.
y duras penas pudo reunir Ell dine
70 que debia en- la fonda y una buena
manana los espOsos Felpudo abaudo-
naron la bella Ease, enprendiendC
Ia marcia carretcra adelante, llevan
do cada unO una asa de bail. Cada
QuinientOs metros hacfan alto V en-
tonces comenzaban las cati,inarias dc
la eSpOSa,
-cLo ven A este nos ha condu-
edo Ell DarecidO del dichoSO caballitc
con III tia Bonita. Por supuesto que
iquG nos habia de hacer ganar aque
LA SohOra que tenia TN genio de to-
dos los dcmOniOS,
No tie permito que faltes a la pc.
bre.
Despues de pasar IN ratio dedica-
dos 4 las lam~entaciones los esposo>
Felpudo. cogian de nuevo los bartu-
los Y ,hala! q andarse otro par de XII
l0metrOS.
Por todos los pueblos por dond,
han lido ps7ando han sido la admira
ci6n de los vecinos.
-iSon titiriteros.
Son coinicos que Sc han "esca
pao' de otro pueblo!
lies handespedido de IA casa 81
que servlaD2
Por todos cstOs bochornos han pa
sado los Felpudos arruinados por cul
"a de Ia tia Benita.'
De todos los amargos tragOs Que
har pasado Ell SIT largo viaje lie mas
de seiscientos Kilometres. Ell reor fut
cuando en- Las Rozas Sc e%ncontraror
con I'm amigo de Madrid.
-cQuG es esto' lUstedes de tras
humanteS.
-Caprichos de este-se apresur6 4
decir Ia esposa.-Estabamos en- Sar
Sebastian Y en- Ell momento de toma1
Il sud eXpreso diio, dice: Y0 no mon
TO. t'or Que?, lie die. Porque no Sc
We blen e! canine. Sc me Ia ocurri-
do n cosa: que nos volvamos 4 pie
--tDandO IN paseito?
-Admirando la n|aturaleza Y ha-
ciend0 appetite. pOrque conlas c0midas
del Casino v del Palais....
- Y aqui nos tiene listed
va. va les veo. Pues Sc habrar
ustedes instruido'una barb2ridad, pc
70 tienen TODD Ell aspecto de unOs po
brcs que viaian O carta de carload
va los esposos Felpudo Sc encuer
tran instaladOs en- su casa de Madrid
V 4 cuantos conocidos hablan de ST
viaie, les dicen:
-Nosotros hicimos II vuelta como
d1simos. Nos metimos en- Ell "esli-
pin Ell San Sebastian, y entire come
jamon en- dulce y dormir Sc nos h.
pasado TODD el trayecto.
y pONNAT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-21
NOtaS americans

ConversandO. aver, con I'm
politico repu5licano, que no es
de primera magnitud nj siquie-
IA de terCera, perO que treCuen-
ia a los grandes.
v-iQuiere listed que 10 pre-
sente2-me pregunt0 I'm amigo,
americana.
-Bueno-respon di-"intr
duzcame" listed; perO no lie olga
que soy periodista, 81 no IN
frances, que tiene negoclOs en-
Cuba; y lie haremOs hablar con
alguna f1anqueza.
Y, despues de "introduCido' y
de que hubimOS tOcadO varlOs
temas indiferentes, ne arranque
de esta guisa:
En- Cuba, los eXtranierOs,
este es, los que no sOmOs nj del
pals nj amer1CanOs, estamOs per
plejos. No aCabamOs de yer
Claro en- la politica de los Esta
dos UnidOs; Y este va cOmienza
3 inhuir de mala manera en- los
negocios. tOue sc p%rOponen u.s.
tedes hacer2 IVAN a quedarse
con la 1sla 8 van a restaurar la
Republica cubana2
-Es indudable-COntest0 Ell
politician - que a la larga
aquel pals sera nuestro
ESQ mismo Sc cree en- Fran
cha; pero, icuandO va a ser ESQ?
Y, sobre TODD thabra solucl0n de
continuidad? Sc retiraran uste-
des para volver al cabo de al
gun tiempO?
mo! No hay que pensar en-
tai cosa. En- Cuba habra STEM
pre- fuerzas americans; y ST
llega a restableCerse un gObier-
no "nativo'. estara tan ''contro-
lado", que, de hecho, Sc gober-
nara desde Washington. No
uueremos mas rebeIiones; Y 81
alguna viene. queremOs dispO-
ner de tOdOs los mediOs neCesa-
rios para suprimirla prOntO.
Creo que este bastard para in
fundir confanza q los intereses
europeos que existen ALI. va
sabemos que ellos quisieran
que hici6semos la anexi0n d la
rusa, por TN "ukase"; pero ESQ
es impossible. BastaDte haCe-
mos con irla preparando de le-
jos.
lie advierto a usted-objete
que para nosOtroS los eXtran-
jeros 10 que erge no es 10 ane
xion. 81 no ell salir de dudas. Y,
cuanto d esa preparation LEILA
ma, de que listed habla zen que
consiste?
Consiste - respOndi0 - en-
dar tempo a que Sc descompon-
gan y desaparezcan los actuales
partidos y a que Sc forme uno
que sea abiertamente anexio-
nista; porque mientras csc par
lido no exista, aquf no Sc podra
hacer una polftica anexionista
ostensible y ehcaz. Necesita-
mos apoyarnos en- la opinion
Guiana; es indispensable que
ALI TN partido pida la union
con nosotros para que podamos
plantear esa solucion, that
issue, ante cl pueblo america
nc. Tenemos ell derecho de ext
Dir cierto control, ciertas ga
Tantias, en- nombre dc ~intereses
nucstros y agenos y no vaclla-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-21
4 los suSCriptoreS ' ASentes

Para la buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos ATLAS de suscripto-
res & este diario sine desde {. 10 de cada
mes. Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dias 80 6
81; sdviertiendose que las que sc dieren con
posterioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta ell
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que sc
soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-21
La eSCuadra americana


Cada dfa sc We mas claramente que
en ell pt6xlmo Congress- han de hacer-
sc los mayores esfuerzos, usandose
como argumeuto convincente la hota
del Pacilco, para conseguir que Sc au-
mente ca mucho la fuerza de la escua-
dra.
En- apoyo de 10 dicho, Sc reptile mu-
cho una observation, hecha por el mi
nistro Metclaf acerca de 10 que pien-
Sd ell gobierno y eS que al pcegunt4rle
alguien 81 ell Congreso no favorecerfa
| a construction de tre nuevos acora-
zados, Ell ministro contest6: "meior Sc
ria la de cuatro." Lo que indica I'm
am bio de opinion en- "ciert4s e~sferas
pues no hace mucho, Ell Presidente
creia que la escuadra era 10 bas,ante
fuerte para que no Sc necesitara aumen-
@tarla, sino conservar su potencia scla-
mente; 10 que pensaba podria conse-
guirse c~onstruyendo cada ano IN AGO.
razado y los necesarios buques de otra
c|ase para rempiazar Is que Sc fueran
r%etirando.
Ademas, Sc cree que Ell Presi3ente
esta por una escuadra, y rechaza la
idea de que la actual Sc divida en- dos,
una para el At)antico y otra para ell
Pacihco.
BESIDE hace amos Ell gobierno Sc ha
atenido a la pplitica de a buque por
ano a%p:obada por el Congress y aunque
Il Presidente no ha dicho NADIA en- sus
discusses que tiepda a variarla en- el
pr6ximo periodic constituyente, es pro.
oable que el Cougreso no cambiase de
modo de pensar. aunque Sc lie pidiese.
Ell primer resultado de los prepara-
tivos para el viaje DE- la escuadTa al
Pacihco. ha sido Ell nota bic aumento de
gaStoS n~avales en- los apostaderos de
e>a costa y Sc sospecha que uno de los
movies que han motlyado Ell viaje es
lamar la atenci6n del Congress- hacia
el aumeuto dc faciltladcs que debe
ddrseIes para atendtr a las necesida-
des dc los buqueS, gastos que ell cuer-
po Legislative %procurara recortar, paes
tlene que atender 4 las peticiones ur-
gentes De los Estado, que rodean al
Mississippi. Guy amb.ci6n Sc concen-
ira ell las comunicaciores duviaIes y
qle a toda costa quieren tener sus ca
force pies de aqua en- el Vale.
Ademls. hav que atendtr 4 nm DO
veto De ley tespect) dc Ia construc-
ci6n de edihclos pualicos, qu >e Ileya-
ri IN buen pelazo del
h. d .Stjnado a "a c-.nStrac.:rn da
una e,caadra. deSde IS2; a4,.a ,so6
S.. LA 957,75I62 SIS s4ma mods s...Iable
En- 1905 sc lie destination Sl-1s S-foo2
contra 81 $40 ono So en- 1882 I'm focr
consumi6 cerc4 &c once miliancs ae
pesos mas que el 1ltjtno II y 81 total
m yor que Sc lie dcstiu6 en- d.ch3 De
uiodo fuG en- 1908 en- q@e los gas.oS
subieron a SIPS 4ot o757S. y en- el que
IS '.adicion ales' fueron de o~iucueuta
millones de pesos que Sc votaron para
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-12
Candidate for Senate Made Splendid
Impression Mr.. Watson Presents
bis Claims

One Of the most eloquent and lucid
democratic addresses that has been
heard in Chickasha was delivered by
Hon. s. M. Rutherford Of Muskogee
at the court house last evening.
Mr.. Rutherford is making the race
for the U. S. Senate and his address
showed that he is Of the proper cali
Der for the high office he seeks. His
forcefuI, direct manner Of speaking,
his fine command Of language, his
broad grasp Of political principles,
and his intimate knowledge Of condi-
tions in the territory made his ad-
dress full Of interest to every citizen
ana every democrat. It was digni-
fed, patriotic appeal that breathed
the spirit Of democracy in every sent
ence.
Mr. Rutherford strongly advocated
the removal Of restrictions and ably
presented the other issues Of state
and national Importance. He pro-
nounced the new constitution the best
ever written and predicted that it
would be endorsed by an overwhelming
majority of the people Of the state.
The tariff and railroad and corpora
tion abuses were treated in most forci-
bic language.
Mr. Rutherford made favorable
impression upon all who heard him
and added many to his list of friends
in Chickasha.
Before Mr.. Rutherford spoke, Hon.
A. p Watson, Of Shawnee, who is a
candidate for corporation commits
sioner, briefly presented his views
and claims for the peoples support.
He is farmer and potato grower
and one Of the largest shippers Of
farm products in Oklahoma. His
short address showed that he fully
understood the problem Of railroad
and rate regulation and was a demo
crat in every sense.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-12
FAUST" NEVER GROWS GID
Lew Virden's Company Gives Splendid
Version Of It Crowded House


Lew Virden's company seen to Be
able to run the gamut of versatility,
Jumping from comedy to classics, from
dramas to tragedies with equal ease.
Faust" the masterpiece Of the fa-
NOUS Goethe and which seemingly will
never grow old, was presented by the
company last night to a crowded
house. Mr.. Louis Morrison and his
company are the accepted translat-
ors of Faust before the footlights in
America, and the presentation Of it
by Mr. Virden's company loses very
little by comparison. Every men,
Der Of the company is cast in an agrees
able part and with the special light
ing and scenic effect the play is most
enjoyable one. The big business being
done by the company here attest tc
their merits for not a night since
the opening two weeks ago, but there
has been a good house. Faust viii
continue through the week with a
matinee tomorrow afternon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-12

pany and to urge a speedy adjust
ment Of the insurance.
The company have established a
temporary Office in The johnson
building in the Offices occupied by Mr..
Nat Densler, cotton buyer where any
business with the company may be
transacted. Mr.. Caneman is IN
charge.
There is very little left Of the once
big compress that was the pride Of
Cnickasha. There is not a thing Of
any kind except the machinery Of the
big press which appears to be in pret-
ty fair condition although no minute
inspection has yet been made as fire
is burning all around it and the lit
tense heat has twisted out Of all shape
many Of the beams and rails. Over
ten acres Of ground is nothing but
white ashes and thousands Of metal
tie bands used on bales of cotton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-12
ABOUT Mr.. RUTHERFORD.

Mr.. Rutherford was born in La FAY
cite county, Ark, in 1859 and was
reared on farm in Sebastian county
where he grew to manhood. He was
educated at Cane Hill, Arkansas, and
at Emory and Henry college, Virginia
being graduated from the latter in
1888 and coming to the territory in
1898. He located at Atoka where he
remained two years. In 1897 he was
appointed the first y. s. marshal Of
the onrthern district, a position he
held till 1897. Since that time he has
practiced law and has made a repu-
tation as one of the ablest lawyers in
the territogr, He was mayor Of Mus
kogee in 1894 and 95 and was chair
man Of the Indian Territory delega-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-12
HEADS THE LIST AGAIN
Chickasha Does More U. 5 Express
Business than any Other Point
West Of No. River

Seven big truck loads of express
packages stood on the depot platform
this morning waiting to be transferred
to an outgroing train. Mr.. o. Mich
olson, when asked about the express
room at the depot would not begin to
hold the goods and packages that
were transferred here. Mr.. Nichol-
son says that for the United States
Express company that this is the
largest transfer point west Of the
Missouri river, even handling more
transfer matter than the Kansas City
Office. The business here is increas-
ing rapidly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-12
LOOKING FOR A GOOD THING

AS proof that the people are look
ing for bargains and read the ads in
the Daily Express there appeared in
yesterdays issue in the ad Of Tignor
& Cash, grocers, the line aFresh
Pickled Hams, 9 to 10 cents Pound" /"
Early this morning one Of the mem
bers Of The firm was at the office ask
ing that the ad be changed at once to
correspond with his copy, as his custo-
mers were bothering him to death
about "those hams" The ad should
have read, "Fresh Picnic Hams, 3 to
10 lbs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-12
new FRISCO AGENT
H. M. LOyin 9 Of Stamps, Ark, Take
Charge Of Office Here.

A new man took charge Of the
Frisco agency here yesterday. He is
Mr.. H. NJ. Loving, recently of Stamps,
Ark. He was checked in yesterday
by the travelling auditor Of the road
and has taken charge of the Office.
MIR. Craig, the retiring agent has been
appointed to a position in the claims
department Of the road, but has not
yet ascertained where his headquart-
ers will be.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-12
DIETzEL'S OPENING
Over 1000 Persons Visited the
Popular COnfectioner
Yesterday

Dietzel, the confectiOner, had his
big opening yesterday, one of the first
of the kind and one of the most sue
cessful ever given in the city. Mr..
Dietzel served free to all ladies during
the day cream and cold drinks, be-
sides making each a present Of a
souvenir box of candy. He estimates
that over 1000 persons visited his
establishment during the day and
that he gave away about sixty-five
gallons Of cream. During the after
noon and evening Fox's orchestra Of
four pieces furnished delightful music,
in fact the music was one Of the feat
ures of the opening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-12
And the Dirt VIII Fly All Ready for
the FRAY next Week

The clean-up campaign is now un-
der full headway and by next Monday
the wheels will be spinning around
fast enough to make your head swim.
Meetings Of the ministers Of the
city and other interested citizens were
held at the Commercial club rooms yes
terday and the movement was thor
oughly organized and the committees
are already getting down to business.
The town appears to be unit in IA
vor Of the proposition.
The general outline Of the campaign
is outlined in the mayors proclama-
ton. Every citizen is to clean up
his own premises Monday and Tues
day and the town will turn out en-
masse to clean up the streets, alleys
and vacant lots. The teams and vol
unteer Torkers viii be assembled at
the Carnegie Library at 5 a. m. Tues
day. One Of the hardest features Of
the campaign viii be to get sufficient
teams. Every one who has a team
and wagon to donate or that can be
hired is earnestly requested to report
to the superintendent Of teams.
In order that merchants and clerks
may assist in the work Tuesday, Pres
ident Russell requests all town peo-
pie 70 do their trading as far as pos
sible on Monday before and Wednes-
day following the day Of battle.
The following is organization Of the
cleaning up army:
Marshal Of the day, Mayor Bridges.
Superintendent Of tools. J. A. Tenn
pie.
superintendent Of boys brigade,
John Mcclure.
Secretary, R. stephens.
Notification committee, Ed r
Johns.
Superintendent Of ,eams, T H
Dwyer
Committee on arrangements, chair
man, c. H. Russell, Rev. Dinger, Rev
McGhee, Rev. Hacker, Rev. Bennett
Committee on teams, IT. B. John
son, A. s. Gilkey, Geo. snull. J. B
Burton, q. Cofman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-04-12
WILL Be
REBUILT
Loss Was Complete Directors Of the
Company Hold a Meeting

"You may say that the compress
and entire plant win be rebuilt just
as quick as we can get material and
machinery on the ground" This
statement was made to a reporter for
the Express this morning by Mr. L.
NJ. Potts. one Of the owners and man
ayers Of the cotton compress which
was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Mr. Potts said that without any ex-
ception it was the most complete loss
OF any fire he had ever seen, there
being not one piece Of salvage. Il }
directors Of the company are holding
a meeting to day in the Offices Of the
the cotton oil mill TO decide on future
plans and arrangements for the com