The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16

900 or 5000 copies apiece for use
among their constituents
Pay and Come Ahead.
'"Iiaye you got better plan, Then
pay and come ahead. Pay so and
put this thing forward. Don't MS
Understand me, ladies and gentle
men. We want all the advice
can get and We are not going TO exact
money, But we want interest and It
backed up, Kick II you want to-,
but kick right A good kick In the
right place sometimes starts things
the way they ought to go. But get
something down definite NOW"
High Praise From Visitor.
Following Mayor Haney this morn
Ing j, b. Dickinson, press correspond
ent, made short talk in which he
strongly urged the prosecution OF the
movement for the park, In scenic
beauty he said, the Palo Duro cans
yon below the falls surpassed the
Grand Canyon OF Arizona, In clos
ing he read a glowing description OF
this canyon which he explored as the
guest Of the party OF Canyon men
who made the trip a month ago to
get new data for the national park
campaign.
In contrast TO the gatherings OF
the Farmers congress. where at
least not all the speakers and hear
ers could claim TO be- farmers, the
sessions OF the Panhandle Medical as
ISOLATION which closed this morning.
after three days meeting. have
been filled with discussions by ac-
tive practitioners, of problems with
which they are daily called upon to
deal, Not only has the attend
ance been larger than ever before
and thoroughly representative of the
district, but the work brought out 70
the papers and discussions In the six
sections into which the program was
divided, have shown careful prepare
ton and original investigation and
have ELECTED valuable discussion.
Yesterday afternoon the annual
election of officers resulted in the
unanimous choice OF the following
members OF the associations. A. f.
Lumpkin, Amarillo, president; T. D.
Friz2ell, Quanah, vice president;
S. p. Vinyard, Amarillo, secretary
and treasurer. DR.. d. r. Fly, of
Amarillo, councillor for the Pan
handle district is appointed by the
state Medical association and he con-
tinues In office.
In closing the work, special men
ton was made of the successful
work which the present officers,
President II, d. Barnes OF Tulia,
Secretary ]. j. Hanna and Vice Presi-
dent A. f, Lumpkin OF Amarillo.
have done, The association is now
in most excellent condition. The last
convention held at Plainview and
the present gathering at Amarillo
have reached high water marks in
attendance and interest and the outs
look Is equally good,
Banquet Was Notable Event.
Although the doctors have been
hard at work in the sessions, the en-
tertainment side of the program has
not been overlooked at any time and
this part of the gathering reached
its height last night with the banquet
given by the local members to the Wis
iting members and their wives and to
a few favored guests. The ladies of
the Baptist church provided the
feast and the basement Of the Carson
building was turned into banquet
hall for the event. Before the ban
quet the guests gathered in the
rooms OF the Western Bank & Trust
Co. and at $3.50 as Humans orches-
ira struck up a pretty overture the
party went down to the royal banquet |
which the ladies had provided for
them. Handsome souvenir menu |
cards only limited at the deliciousness
OF the viands which the guests en- |
joyed. After the feast DR.. II. D. |
Barnes as POSTMASTER called for re-
sponses from all the retiring and new
officers of the association, from DR..
Fuller, of Paris, ILL.,, from Revs.
Kirkes, Howard and jenkins. The
wit and timely comment of the re-
sponses gave the right touch to the
close of the gathering and when the
party broke UP. the expressions Of
pleasure on the part of the guests
were only exceled by those OF their
hosts on having nad the opportu-
nifty for entertaining them