Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-25
CAPACITY HOUSE
HEARS MRS. O'HARE


Practically a oapacity house greet
eI Mrs Kate Richards O'Hare laSi
ui-h' 90 The Grand. when after
brief and Informal Introduction rs
D T. Pope she spoke on present DAY
conditions IN the United States. and
their remedies Mrs O'Hare. recog
uifcl as one Of the foremost woman
platform orators In America. and
powerful exponent of the principles
OF social Im spoke Of the remarkable
PROGRESS OF this country She de-
tailed adyancements made in the va
riods lines of endeayor In the United
State. and gave as a reason that
thr country wss seeded hv men and
women rerresenting the best. the
most virile OF the leading nations OF
rho world. nclpdinc the ENGLISH. the
French the German the italian, the
Irish and the scotch The character.
istics Of these several peoples were
riyen. following which Il was stated
that the population of the United
states ~ America shows the LEADING
trait of them all. producing a blend
inc that Is destined 10 reach the high
s. a'tainments.
Agriculture. manufacture, industri-
"a ana educational Advancement were
ree1" ana "olorful pigment in he
hands OF Mrs. C'Hare as she deity
touched the canvas In her progress
20 the finished picture Americas
people we're accredited with the most
wonderful ad,ancoments in the vari-
Iots lines described, with the match
less machinery and facilities for the
%. owplishmcnt Of tasks. formerly la
bored and slow This portion Ct IN"
uHirre caught ard held attention OF
the sppDtators as did that later sec
|tfuu iu which she called the mind 10
the Mt that cvorvtring has pro
crossed with the single exception Of
o.. system now prevalent IN tho adj
wnistration Of the public affairs OF
tro country, which is farcicai and
artcrown. oven bcvond the antiquity
ana rniinoss Of the machinery aud
.r. 'pmcrt OF . half century ago
Pound after round of applause
erected MIS- OHarc "a she placed a
special dash of color here and there
loo roundine out the details Of tho
painting which carried as a whole
quite enough Of the somDre tones Ia
give u deep BACKGROUND for the light
or and more pleasing figures intro
ducod In the sketch Mrs. O'tlar'
declared that disease and vice arr
the boon companions Of poverty
Consumption the white Plague, tnsi
now attracting So much attention and
calline fer the combined fight OF The
world, was described as being matched
IN the hoyel Of the poor and the sanl'
Was said Of smallpox. diphtheris
scarlet fever and allied maladies \
was the expressed belief OF ~
speaker that adequate housing and
ample feeding will be- found an ample
ana ready safeguard AGAINST m" nm
, lrc spread OF the diseases enur or
9 atcd
5 To follow closely even the On lln,
oi Mrs O Hares speech would 81
= nrire much space, as she spoke foi
9 approximately two hours IL may ID
h said IN spirit Of fairness to Ms
O'Hare In this connection that ohil'
! her address was az the lencth men
! toned. none lief, the bu,ldms Unit
, she had finished speakilg
b Socialism, according 10 th" state
| ments Of Mrs. O'Hare, Is the rem
| cdy for the evils that exist 'nd sh'
. urged the people of this city. taat Il
? TO saw. the men, 10 pay heir poll
2 axes. and thus enfrdnrhise them
selves so that they may vuire ihei
sentiments IN the selection of OH
! GERS and other imppi ant mC,druJa
matters.
Mrs OIlare wa the -Ues' o
friends from the time 81 her arn,l
i until leaving tits torrr1b1 for hos
. well. being nov en- route to .Iulcr
MIA. where shr viii ,prIS. ioioVe'
by q tour % The soutlves and north
west. continuing .W Nprl bHnr
u returning to her hon n 5 Louis