The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-07
CHICKASHA
SPIRIT In
ERUPTION
Three Hundred Live Ones
There Good Talks
are Made

is this the kind Of bunch that you
always have on such occasions IN
Chickasha?g inquired an outof-town
visitor who happened TO be present
at the boosters smoker last night
When informed that it was only a
normal exhibition OF The Chickasha
boost spirit. he said, 4Well / don't
wonder that you haye-built fine town
here II is plain that yu have the
kind Of citizens who know how 70
work together and that always makes
town"
Over 300 citizens, members Of the
Chambel OF Commerce and invited
guests. smoked, ate and enthused,
while various speakers Illuminated di-
yers and sundry themes pertaining to
the fine art of town-buildiHg.
Perhaps the most practical talk Of
the evening. one dealing directly with
the main proposition. was BY j. u.
schow who toll how to bring more
business TO Chickasha 81 1911. HIS
suggestions took wide range and his
remarks called out repeated applause
Briefly. he urged the importance Of
the cotton growing campaign. more ex.
tensiye advertising. paying the beat
prices for the farmers products and
showing him every courtesy and road
Improvement
THE Young Man as a Booster" was
the subject assigned TO Aiger Melton
and he handled il in way that show
ed his quality as booster. The best
booster was the man who always gave
his time, his talk and his money when
the public welfare h.aae such
call upon him ana he said that
such booster was always young
man "AlI the Chickasha boosters are
young because the first class booster
never grows old SIR. Melion's talk
left a splendid impression.
Secretary kirkpatrick told how the
members can best assist the secretary.
'if things don't 90 70 suit you. don't
stand around on the streets and knock.
but tell your troubles 70 the directors
or the secretary and an honest. fair
effort viii be made 10 remedy the
matter II you know anything that
win help Chickasha come to us and
tell us about q ana we'll try 70 work
II OUT air Kirkpatrick gave some
good suggestions as to patronizing
home facloFis.
Col Tom Dwyer told 4 story that
captured the cf5wd and handed them
a few pointers on boosting. Col.
Woodward Of the street railway com
pany was called upon and responded
with a pleasing talk Speaking briefly
on the roads question I'd Johns said
II the sheriff continued The good work
he would see to It that that country
roads were put in good shape.
President BIB. Bridges spoke brief
ly for the encouragement OF the boost
ers and asked their cooperation In the
work or the year. j. w. Kayser said
the great need was more OF the old
time "Chickasha spiritn Jonas Cook
called attention to the chickasha ci-
gars, made by the Williams factory,
which the boosters were smoking and
said Mr.. Williams could employ ten
times as many men II every smoker
in the city called for bis cigars.
The "eats" Of the evening consist.
Ing Of coffee. sandwiches. pickles and
celery were served by Miss Francisco
and her domestic science class in the
high school The following young la
dies compose the class; Rebecca
schow. Margaret coleman Marjorie
Watkins, Sadie Levi, Dimple Dews.
Lillian Penquite Regina Jones. Vera
Rosenquest Marie Mahoney and Su-
sic Fry, all girls Of the domestic
science class in the chic1asha high
school
The Metropolitan orchestra furnish
ed music throughout the evening and
at the close the whole crowd accepted