The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-10-23


h. T~tha theg have ulute pFprfes
slssnest and mors different kinds ~
rfssf rsssitareNs thar N .uf either
phr9 ~ the world Texas snteFehifes
lusufs 20 travelling and tAvots the
introduction of hurs into her hemes
The railroad commission ~ that
state 10 disposed to veto the desire
~ ihn Southern Pacific 20 fun an en-
tra fast train nf train a. luxe as
r is designated in the aaFpfiisenrni.
through thni tate TrSas which ~
democratic not merely in p0liilce
BOT which 10 follower Of the rod
Demos lu i'f social life VII flscunn-
teuance exhibition Of inequalities 7
fortune. such MA are displayed By "a
troaizing trains de luxe The million
aire must not count bis millions and
discourage the simple life Of Texans
by travelling more "a 3idis and moro
luxuriously than the citizens Of the
Lone Star state
But while hostile 10 De luxe"
wealth. Texas r. friendly toward her
boys and girls In the business o.
raising hogs On Tuesday next there
Will be held az Dallas a convention
of the boys and girls hog clubs OF
Texas There are thirty-five Of these |
clubs. In behalf Of the hogs their |
f. j Kiest. will de-
liver an address Of welcome Ten
minutes later Col Frank p. Holland
viii eloquently respond in behalf or
he boys and girls. II f. Singleton,
of the swine depart
nent of the State Fair, will respond
o the toast. Hogs for Pocket Mon
y Now, and Bank Accounts When |
GU Grow Up" The secretary OF the
alias Chamber OF Commerce will
ate in response to the tender and
,etical sentiment. Our Cities Must
ave the Hogs You Raise.
Texas is TO be congratulated Gu
us introducing into the curriculum
her public schools so utilitarian
oduction. 1t is far better for tho
ing Texan to raise hogs than 20
Sc hell, as his forebears have been H
the habit of doing. The School
? with his morning face and satch-
will no longer drag like a snail H
yillinglN to school" But with Il
ket of swill in his hand he will
udly march to the stye where his II
Ir-legged friends and comrades
II welcome him with squeals OF de
,hted greeting. Texas maidens ar
.yed IN robes of spotless white and
ith blue ribbons In their bonnie
rown hair WIN fondle and scratch
he backs of the younger generation
INTO whose bodies the devil was cor /
iured in the olden time And In Sne !
sere autumn days the study of geog
raphy. and arithmetic. and grammar
and OF Joe Bailey's speeches will be I
aid aside while the boys exhibit /
heir knowledge of anatomy and sur |
cry on the threats of the compan-
ms they have carefully nursed from
ghood to hoghood and the crop
II be ready for the market. and l
ere Will be pocket money for the
lidays
But the value OF this education Of
ing Texans in the practical affairs
life will not be confined to mere
ancial results. The esthetica RI
with, the moral uplifting. the soul II
ture, the development Of the beau ~,
II and the true that they will ac- m
re will accompany them through a,
. The grown-up Texan. as he @,
nges a metaphorical knife into the "
luent pocketbook of the eastern ce
derfoot in search of permanent II
estment in Texas lands, will re &,
! the Strengthening "reminiscences =,
his boyhood days and strike
ep and spare not" and the Texan | IL
'ther, as she nurses her offspring, I,
Il recall the gentle ministrations >,
her childhood when pigs and NOT !,
bies We're their recipients Los
ageles Times ,
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