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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-28
Meet a. Uplift the Ncgtnc.

CHICAGO Aoril 27.-tlethois V
which race prejudice may be elimln-
atcd ana by which friendly relations
between the white and NEGRO races
may he promoted will be discussed
~ prominent representatives Of both
races at the fourth annual conference
Of the National Association for the
Advancement y Coiored People which
viii meet in Chicago tomorrow for
three days session Miss lane Ad-
dams is 10 preside al The initial sei-
SION tomorrow evening and tho
scheduled speakers include Dr Emil
q. llirs,h Of Chicago. Oswald G. VII
lard OF New York and Professor pick.
ems OF Talladeea. Ala.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-28
"UNWFPT JNHONORFD ANp
UNSUNG."

Foul with hlllinrsgate aud rcpletc
and redclent with the stirring OF
dark and dirty waters though u ls,
ne charges and coUntorcharrcs OF thu
ssft-Roosevelt controversy r. good
and timely grisl Tor the mill Of 'ho
American people Standing forth %
last naked and unashamed IN the trIo
light Of their private natures and pub
Tic records. both Taft ana Roosevelt
-erst Republican party ieml-rods
Will now be cast ont forever from tha
high places they profanc and viii on.
ter upon that well mcrltod political
and public Oblivion whose opltpnh BE-
'UnWept. Unlonorcd and uusu1g
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-28
To Be Midely nb,cr,cd

New York, April % Tho Nation.
o. Association for the Study aad Pre-
veuliou OF tuberculosis, which has
its headquarters In this city. is In re-
ceipt Of adyices indicating that ger
mons dealing with the white plague
and its prevention viii be preached
from at least 20 o0O pulpits In Ameri.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-28

Motorists have great confidence ga
their cars. hu' It Is carrying II tot
FAR % ask the marhine to climb o
rree or break the brad Jump -rc
ord.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-28

ca tomorrow. on the occasion OF the
third annual Observance Of Tabcrcul-
osis Day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-28
q'Gop

Battered a. second-class matter at
bs postoffice at Amarillo. Texas.
>assr the act OF March 3. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-28
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

xhs Daily News will be delivered
~ carrier anywhere In Amarillo. or
~ mail outside OF the city. for $500
q year. or 80 cents a month, In ad-
sAs8s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-28

rfrst Morning Newspaper in the
Amarillo Country. Covers the Pan
sssdis Of Texas. Eastern New Mexico.
ssutAsrn Colorado and Western OK
sahsma from twelve TO twenty-four
ssas In advance OF Denver. Dallas
rsrt Worth, and Oklahoma CITY and
ssAsr papers carrying telegraph dls-
salsAsa.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-14


Criminal ...................2 S4219 1892 2OO927
General $lS90l 9-347S 1924 81 1857 $40
Model Road ............ .19315S HAAS 1910
Carah Bridge ............. .1OO719 1OO719
State National Bank ..... 896.S1 S96S1
Sherlffs Accounts 1910 1910
School Account .1O6l. % 1O61.50
$15S6S4l $7s5612 $sO1229
Mr.. Landry of the Committee appointed to purchase
pair of mules for work the Parish Roads reported that
Committee had purchased from them pair of mules for the
price of Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars This of the
Committee approved and the Secretary instructed is
voucher for the purchase price
Mr. POrteus r. Burke submitted proposition to pur-
chase from the Parish the building known the Circuit Court
in cash. the Parish make deed when authorized to
by the Legislature at its 914 In the event of
failure such authorization the purchase price be
returned to the purchaser without interest On motion of Mr.
Drulhet seconded by Mr. Decourt the Secretary in
struced advertise for bids for the sale of the property
The following report from Drs Goodwin and Papper
companed by bill of Forty Dollars for professional services
regards the given in several of Charlton
received and the bill ordered paid
New IBERIA La, September 2, 1912.
Hon President and Members of Police Jury Parish of IBERIA
Sirs-I beg make the following report of Investigations
of of Charbon appearing the various wards direct
ed by your President, DR.. H. A. King:
Aug 2d-Suspcous deaths of animals in the 4h ward
Belle Place investigation proved to be charbOn
lcroscopca examination of the blood of horse and mule
caustve of the disease The disposition of the
made and quite number had their stock
cinated
Aug 15th-A visit to the End Ward found that Simon
Broussard Duboin had lost head of cattle mule and
horse within the short of two days No effort had
been made towards the sanitary disposition of the
until arrival and then in the face of steady RAIN only
burial could be resorted to.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-14

NeSuiar Weetln9 OF FOllCe Jury.
New IBERIA La Sept. 5th 1912
The Police jury met regular this day with Dr.
H. A King presiding and the following members present
Messrs. De3lanc Decourt Decambre, Druilhe, Gary,
tates Landry Romero and Valet Absent-Dr p A. Boykin.
The minutes of the regular meeting of August LIST and
those of the special meeting read
approved
Mr. Gates of the Court House and Jail Committee re-
Isred the receipt of bids for the installation
tenn and for tn erepars of the plumbing in the Parish Jail from
the following firms:
For heating system-Leon Drey fu Rbbeck Mfg Co and
ii. w. Greenway.
For Observation-Disclosures Mfg Co. and H. w. Greenway.
On motion of Mr. Decourt, seconded by Mr. Landry the
Committee authorized to for these
whatever the members deemed
of the Parish
The following report of the Parish Treasurer
ceved and ordered spread on the minutes:
New Iberia, La. Sept 1st 1912.
To the President and Members Police Jury New IBERIA La
Gentlemen beg submit my report of Receipts
RECEIPTS
A. B. Romero ret;ring Parish Treasurer) s. 190617
George 4ndersOn Sheriff 17144l
Amount of loan through Citizens Bank 10000 90
Interest daily balances Estate Bank 1O51S
George Henderson, Sheriff NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 21O797
$15S3S6
Interest Citizens Bank Jme to Aug 2S) .... Bats
nl
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-14

Homer Dubois Ward So. 40 collected since.
j. H. Edgar Ward $3.50, owns nothing. ~
Army Frot Ward $3.50, out of Parish.
Marshall Colbert Ward 2 So so, don't
Ernest Hebert Ward 2 $780, owns nothing. Is;
Elodias Hebert Ward 2 $l60, not in Parish
Lem Lewis ST. Ward $40, double !.
Mrs Luke Landry Ward 5000, owns nothing.
E,zebe Leblanc Ward $1.90, can locate.
Alex Miguez Wars $l.OO, owns nothing
Emma Manuel Ward $50, error as to L. s. 4 v
Jos Miguel Ward $780, double.
Amelia Olivier Ward So 10, nothing
Octave Pierre Ward 2 $3.50, can't locate.
Oscar Savoy Ward ? 90c, nothing.
Amede Savoy Ward 30, owns nothing
III A. Stansbury Ward 2 81 CO. movables
Felix Schexnayder Ward $3.50, double
Mariana Touraque Ward zoe, double
Felix Vincent Ward soc, double -
Eugene Boute Ward 5Oc double. +
Leo Conrad Ward $780, Supplemented
Paul Occur Ward 81 40, Adj. to State.
J. and L. Dreyfus Ward $780, double.
L. D. Gonsouin Ward $500 double.
Thomas Gary Ward Zoe, double.
Cesaire Jacob Ward So 40, Adj to State
Manuel johnson Ward ESQ, double:
E. Lognon Ward $780, owns nothing.
NJ j. Olivier and Co. Ward $500, double
c. P Price Ward $780, owns nothing
J. W. Sanders Ward $50, don't own.
j J. Smith Ward SOc don't own.
Lorenzo Vincent Ward S0c Adj. to State
Frank Vincent Ward 3 $1.7O error to L. s. 4 "
xrmand Broussard Ward $500 as per roll 1910
Dosete Broussard Ward $17O, owns nothing.
Dennis Broussard Ward 81 Co. owns nothing.
Aramis Barras Ward $2.1 movables
j L. Boutte and Bros Ward 70c owns nothing
Irma Boutte Ward $780, owns nothing.
Achille Boutte Ward l.20 double.
Euzebe Blanchard Ward $4.70, owns nothing.
Ulysse I3oudreaux Ward $3.50, error as to L. > z ~
Andre Crochet Ward 1920 owns nothing
I,ouis Champeaux Jr, Ward movables.
L. H. Dugas Ward 800. don't own.
Octave Dugas War d4 1.0O double.
Mozart Dugas Ward ITO, owns nothing
Euzebe Gonsoun Ward 49, double.
Husvle Gonsoulin Ward $4OO, double.
Pearl Guidry Ward $500 double.
Octave Julien Ward $500, owns nothing
Joseph Jones Ward $40, such property. =
Gnstave Jones Ward zoe, removed.
Harry Jones Ward A $1.70, double.
.Tosenhine John War az ST. 20, Adj. to State
La Landry Ward $500, Adj to State.
(,eopge Lewis Ward 81. 40 movables
Ed Lewis Ward $130, double
Felix Lambert Ward 81 90, don't own. 1T
j. D. Lafontaine Ward 30 double
irma Lorrant Ward $1.OO, don't ewn -
Cora Mothel Ward SOC, no such property. =.
Nolbert Barrow Ward $40, double. Nh
Ceestine Oubre Ward 50c Adj. to State. ,stl
P Psasne prsns H Msr a. sV double '
Henry Vaughn Ward $500 double. AZ
Emanuel Vincent Ward $3.50, cannet locate
James Abraham Ward 40c cannot locate
Adam Boudreaux Ward $500, cannot locate.
RAINY Bonvila;n Ward $500, owns nothing.
Trido Bourque Ward $500, nothing. J
George BONN Ward $780, not IN Ward.
Audrasse Babin Ward $3.50, no movables
Theodore Boudreaux Ward $500, double
Octave Bourque Ward $780, owns nothing
Telesman Bonvlain Ward $780, owns nothing.
Sally Comeaux Ward $500, nothing.
Ustache Comeaux Ward Zoe, nothing.
Mary Ann Cahe Ward $3.50 error to L. s. -.
Adam Coney Ward 5 ST.. 40, no such prope
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-09-14

SATURDAY. SEPT
TAX DEDUCTIONS AS SHOWN ON THE ASSESSMENT
ROLL 191l-l912.
ATTACHED to Audit of Aug l, 1929
No 1877 Joe Corona Ward &c 4oc, Double ,1dse.
No ia s. F. Hill Ward &c 12c, No sv. 4
No ZIG Jules Olivier Ward 2 - 80 Double
No 225 B Braquet Ward $500 Double
No. $50 W. F. Breaux, Ward 4 Coo double
No. 235 Robert Harry Ward zoe, No vehicle.
No 3os John R. Taylor Ward &c 6oc Don't own
No. sl4 singer Mach Co. Ward &c 500 No 1. s Sv
No $40 Mrs P L. Renoudet Ward &c SIC Error lot
No. 4S4 Andras Viator Ward &c zoe, Double.
No 524 J. G Guperier Ward soc Deduction
No. $50 Mrs Erath Ward &c 6Oc Double
No. 355 r. Fontenette Ward &c soc, sold for taxes
No. 667 Iberia Bldg Assn Ward &c $4,000 Decree of
No. 713 A. Delcambre Ward 5oc Double
No. 1872 Bonace Landry Ward zoe, error vehicle
No. 7S5 Mrs. Macgrire Ward $500, double.
No. 900 Last Romero Ward $780, a Mdse.
No. 1852 Loop Miguel 1920 double.
No. 1116 E. j. Carstens Ward &c Ice no live stock.
X !sss Est A''' Romero Ward ss'0 error as to
No. 1897 Roddy Ward &c 24c error to L. s. &V
No 1903 Franklin Lejeune Ward $780, double
No 1923 Alexis Courage Ward DC lie, as to H. s.
No. 1910 Est NJ Darby Ward 1910 Double
No. 1896 B Broussard ct ais Ward $50, error to
No. 1888 F. c. Kramer Ward &c 4oc double
No 1900 A. E. Frck Ward 81 so error % 10 acres.
No. 1885 Aphonse Schexnayder Ward Soc error
""'s' 9ss shn Valet Ward so, error to amount
property.
No. 1902 Sam Cooksey Ward &c 40c, Mdse.
No 2607 Guy A. Shaw Ward 4 $780, and double.
No. 254 Lazard King Ward &c zoe, to L. S.
No. 2711 J. S. Brown Ward &c .0S movables.
No. 2745 Previle BONN Ward $50 movables.
No 291S Marie Delcambre Ward $500 error as to No
No 3l46 Mrs A. L. Legarde Ward Sc 40c, L. s.
No 1889 Arthur Bernard Ward &c $l.4O double
No. 3243 Mrs. A Loze Ward $440 to L. S e. "
No. 1908 Mic Muller Ward &c 24c, L. S. g. v.
No 4010 j. P Harrison Ward $3.50, error L. S.
&V
No 4O9s John c. Bussey Ward $1270 double and
No. 1926 Mrs. F. Jeamnette Ward S. double and
No. 1904 August Tauzin Ward 81 to L. s.
".
No Ass Est. Gus Theriet Ward 2 $500, T. s. t. V.
and double
No. Arthur Vincent Ward $120, o L. S.
V.
No. 4474 Adene Delcanbre Ward $780, error to II
No. 1862 Mrs L.. Schexnayder Ward Sc $3.50,
to auto
No ToussaiEt Key Ward l $3.50, double Is
No 4984 Aphonse Key Ward $1.7O, double 10
Iberia Lumber Co. Ward 1880 agreement p J.
No 1865 Clara French Ward &c 40c, double 20
No. 4736 Hebert Ward Sc 1920 double 20 acres,
error o L. V. and 40
No. 1880 jules Charpenter Ward 49, double 20
terror Ito L. S. & V. and s 40
No. 4513 Aymos Dugas Ward $3.50, II acres.
No 4533 Anase Guibeau Ward 5 30c, to f.. S.
&v
No. 1896 John Jones Ward $500, double 90
No 1905 Cyrus Remy Ward $500, 80
1866 Sylvanie Hall Ward $20 error as L. S. & V.
No 5435 c. T. Ewing Ward &c 12c L. S. &V.
1856 Est. T. D. Foster Ward &c $500, belongs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31
Where They Play Toda,

" TItFt TIIVN NV T"'"F
Boston at Brooklyn.
81. Louis al New York
No other games scheduled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31
NninhIe Arr Snln In Pnris

Paris. May 80 The long-awaited
sale OF the MarQuise Landolfo Car
cauo's collection of old and modern
masters was begun today in the Gal
leries Georges Petit The sale is re-
garded in art circles as the most inn
portant that has taken place in Paris
in many years, the works comprising
oil paintings. water colors, drawings
and sculpture. all picked examples of
acknowledged masters or thirty
four old masters the gems of the col
lection are RembraEdt's portrait, pre-
sumably of his sister. painted about
1893. Ruben's Christ Mourned by
the Holy Women" and Neronese's
portrait OF Beautiful Mani The
sculpture section includes two Ro-
dins. THE Head of John the Baptist
After Execution" in marble and "A
Study of Man" in bronze.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31
GOLF ENTHUSIASTS
SEEK LINKS DAILY

Amarillo rs rapidly awakening to|
thc worth of athletics and outdoor
sports axe taking the precedence
Within comparatively short time,
many business and professional men
have been awakened To the worth OF
golf as ploamrablo developer OF
both mind and body II is placing
men bon touch with nature. weaving
them away from the noedlessly yCNa-
,ious and giviup them an insight into
the good and worthwhile elements in
which this great section ahounds
Some al the bciuning consider the
chasing of an elusive golf ball as
slightly uudiguiticd aud perhaps a
trifle too democratic for a man who
is in the prime OF manhood or even
In middle life. but they are getting
over this feeling, and as a result they
find themselves growing In enthusi-
assn and love for the great outdoors
through the medium of clubs and
balls. with incidental increased circu-
lation and the arousing OF dormant
muscles and thinking powers
Scarcely a day passes now In which
no golfng game is scheduled and
played, and more frequently several
teams find their way 10 the san Ia
lciuto Heights Links for "A test of skill
| and exercise. and the end is not yet
suggested for the movement Is grow.
In largely and steadily. II Is stated
~ the more enthusiastic that golf
Ing tournament is among the early
probabilities for Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31
Western Conference Track Meet.

Lafayette. Ind, May 30.--Delcsa-
ticns OF stellar athletes from far and
near trooped into town today in read
mess to compete for honors in the
annual track and field meet of the
Western Conference Athletic Associ-
alton The meet takes place here
under the auspices OF the Purdue uni
versity athletic association. The pre-
limnary events will be pulled off to-
morrow and the survivors will contest
in the finals Saturday. Practically
every big school in the middle West
will be represented. including the uni
vorsities of Chicago, Wisconsin. Min
nesota, Indiana. Iowa, Illinois, Pur-
due and Northwestern.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31

Batteries vaughn ana SM'tht! b
Morgan and Thomas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31
AROUND
%RASES

Ty Cobb Is not the only one Sew
eral years ago kid Gleason. play
ing in Baltimore. jumped into the
grandstand and walloped a spectator
Frank Fogarty, the Dublin min
strel." is mascotting with the Chicago
White Sox and doing his share in
keeping the SoX up In the race.
The Champion Athletics are not
alone in the hard struggle TO get
started, as large number OF base
ball champions have been up against
II so far this season New Orleans.
in the Southern League; Dayton. in
the Central League, Peoria in the
Three-l League; Austin. in the Texas
League Portland, In the Pacific
Coast League Rockford. in the Wis
consin-lllinois League; Wilkes Barre.
In the New York State League and
Winston-Salem. in the Carolina
League, all pennant winners last sea
son, are at present either there OF
flirting with the last position in tho
standing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31

Batteries Gregg and Easterly'
Lange. White and Sullivan, Mayer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31

sHOPMEN LOSE
To CLOv|s|TES
Visitors Take Second in
ClOut.fest by Score of
3 to 4

And the Clovisites did II again
with their little clout-sticks! But
Notwithstanding and nevertheless the
Santa Fe shopmen put up fair arti-
Gle of the national game at Glenwood
yesterday afternoon. and went TO de-
feat gamely.
The contest was literally sprinkled
with errors. but was possessed OF
sufficient edge to hold a fair-sized
crowd of rooters TO the close. The
locals were clearly out-swatted, los
ing 10 the visitors by the score of $
10 {
batteries. Santa FEES Pratt and
,Hul. Clovis Hatch and Hatch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31

Batteries O'Toole, Robinson and
Kelly. Harmondale and Bliss
At Boston: Boston Brooklyn
game postponed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31
SPRING MEETAT
LATON|A OPENS
Will Last Twenty-One Days
With Six Races On
Card Daily

Cincinnati. o., May 30.--The an
nual spring race meeting at Latonia
opened today under conditions that
promise a successful season. The
meeting will last twenty-four days
with six races on the daily card. The
Latonia Derby. the most prominent
OF the events on the program, will be
run one week from Saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31

The Massachusetts house of rep
reseutatiyes is the first legislative
body to adopt the Bristow amend
ment 10 the Federal Constitution pro
yidng for the direct election of Unit
ed States senators
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31

Foster ans Allen.
Umpire Van Sickle
80 mnTgs.)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31
Morning Games.

Batteries Bedlent ana NUhaIHd'
ker. Engle and Williams.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31
WESTERN LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.
Yesterdays Results.

At St Joseph 3, Topeka !
At Des Moines First game Des
Moines. Z, Lincoln g.
Second Des Moines. o, Lincoln,
At Sioux City-First game, Sioux
city 3. Omaha, Second Sioux
City, 10; Omaha. ;.
A, Denver First game Denver
o: Wichita, : Second Denver. s.
wichita, Z
Al Topeka 2. ST. Joseph
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31

Strawberries for preserving. They
are al their best now and as cheap as
they'll be this season Another week
NAV see the last Of them Buy them
today al your grocers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31

Batteries Mitchell, George ana
Adams. Easterly; Walsh and Kuhn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31

Brand Whitlock. Toledo's famous
mayor, will report the proceedings OF
the Democratic national convention
for one of the popular magazines
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-31
Morning Games

~ Kansas City Z. Milwaukee ?
~ 81 Paul .. Minneapolis 8
Al Toledo 2 indianapolis Q
50 Columbus E Louisville
Afternoon Games.
~ Indianapolis Toledo 9
Al Kansas cts q. Milwaukee o
A. Minneapolis +. So Paul %
Ar Columbus D.. Louisville
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-06
CAMPAIGN KISSING.

Philadelphia Record: We have
heard from the Boston girl whom the
president kissed, but we. have not
heard from him how he likes Icy oscu.
latlon. kissing the babies is supposed
to be venerable artifice of candi-
dates, but occasionally the candidate
is kissed by girls of larger growth,
aroused to enthusiasm by campaign
oratory. In the reconstruction days
Zebulon Vance, long senator, and
Judge Settle were running for COVER.
nor of North Carolina and had joint
debates, all the white people, who
were democrats, being seated on one
side, and all the negroes, who were
Of course republicans, being seated
on the other One one occasion, after
the speaking was over, the democratic
women crowded up around Vance and
nearly suffocated him with kisses.
Vance looked across the hall to Set
tie, surrounded by his dusky friends,
and called out: Settle, I'm kissing
my women; you kiss yours!"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-04-06
CHORES FOR THE BOY.

When the principal of a public
school In the most fashionable quarter
of st. Paul addressed a meeting Of
mothers from the least fashionable
quarter of the city on the subject of
amusements for children out of school,
and made plea for the restoration of
Chores for boys, she suggested what
the Pioneer Press of that city believes
Is solution which should interest the
parents in all quarters of the city.
For the great loss of city boys"
the Pioneer Press says, lis the loss of
duties. Their sphere has been cur
tailed tremendously by the drawing
of the city limit lines. When the boy
lived on the farm or in the small
town, he found plenty of things to do,
which were sport in the doing and
only incidentally work. He went
abroad on his duties, performing ais
Chores and on the way he found rich
treasure, which he brought back with
him and stored up for a lifetime's
USE Did he go after the evening cattle,
80 felt the soft earth move up between
his happy toes and experienced a
sensation of the composition, yes, and
the poetry of the soil which the city
boy can never know, however much
he bares feet to the asphalt. Every
turn he made in his Chores in wood
or field, in barnyard or stable, he
found something to make it pleasure
were it only the exercise of muscles.
And he wasn't concerned with cigar
cities or slot machines of any sort.
"The country boy had his limita-
tions, no doubt. The city boy has his
advantages, If he only knew how to
take them. He has vastly more ma
terial in hand out Of which to con-
struct lifeJ he has much more to
stimulate his Imagination, to quicken
his intelligence If only he could re-
TAIN or his parents retain for him,
some of the duties of DID,, some Of
the chores which would give ballast
to his life. This may be the day of
the division of labor and the hired
man of the furnace and the lawn may
perhaps do his work more steadily
and more explicitly than the boy Of the
house. But the boy should be con-
sidered in this division, and parents
should not make their lives Sc easy
that they rob him Of doing his i'm
memorial Chores"