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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-30

Wilmont Lippincott is home from
Bowdoin College for Memorial day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-30

= The soil or the cotton field loosened by
dynamite yields fye times the usual
crop
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Robert A. cony. Jr., is in Bangor on
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-30
Blngo! Bing!!
Corn's Gone!
Wear Smaller Shoes, Larger Smiles

Let every
corn victim
re 10 c e !
Wonderful
z" r n & o y
stops sever
est 9 o r n
p a n 5 a I
0ncei just
paint [ h G
Turn-a sec
0nd's time
say bfnSo
pains gonei
Grea test in
yeution for
footgrowths
since Adam.
Means
QUICK rid
dance I o
worst corns,
Qallouses,
bunions that
ever grew
3 n human
feet. n OF
partial rid
dance
Whole plag-
he'd thing
goesl Every
fipaaf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-30

William Fl. Austin. whose farm
buildings on Peya hill, Thomaston
road, were burned, Tuesday, has some
small consolation after the fire from
the fact that he did not lose his flock
Of Is hens and a rooster, nor his pig,
as he at first thought. The hens es-
capped to the safe shelter of some
bushes. while the fire was in progress
and after the excitement had subsid-
ed reappeared. one by one. The pig
also was found. late in the afternoon,
roofing about the premises as uncon-
cerned as if nothing had happened,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-30

Officers Burke and Corbett We're
called to Glendon street about r. NJ,
Wednesday, on complaint that a resi-
dent of that street was abusing his
horse. When the officers arrived they
found the horse in the stable and, ac-
cording to their statement. showing
marks of severe beating. The own
er claimed that the horse was balky
and that whatever whipping was given
the horse was necessary to induce the
animal to move. No arrest was made
by the officers but it was reported,
Wednesday night that neighbors OF
the horse owner would seek to have
The matter brought before the NUM-
cipal court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-30

Thursday, May 30, 1912.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18

range In cost from $4,000 upward.
while several represent expenditures
Of 5000, $1,000 and $4,000; is
noted for its shade trees. strawberries.
lawns and flcral g.owths; has well
cared for streets and extended ce-
ment sidewalks, is incorporated. with
a progressive city government. while
fifty per cent Of Canyon homes have
windmill wells with eNhaustless and
pure water at depths of from 60 to 10
feet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18
BRISK CENTER
FOR COMMERCE
Important Railroad Point,
Heavy and Increasing
Annual Shipping
NEW ENTERPRISES SURE
WEST TEXAS STATE NORMAL.
EXCELLENT PUBLIC SCHOOL
AND CHURCHES MAKE
FINE RESIDENCE CITY.
by Daily News Staff Correspondent

by Daily News Staff Correspondent
Canyon, Tex. Feb. 17.-Progress
and prosperity are to be spelled this
year with very large capital Ps by
Randall county and Canyon, the
county seat and chief town.
Canyon mas n population of 1900;
is an important Santa Fe railroad
functional point and shipping and
commercial center has. In addition
to the great West Texas State Nor
NAL College, a $4,000 public school
building, with high school state uni
versity affiliation has five churches.
a $4,000 courthouse: brick bank
building and business blocks ranging
up to SjO.0ou and $4,000 in con
struCtion cost good hotels and res
taurants a fine Santa Fe passenger
depot. conmOdious freight ditto.
and extended yard trackage: a $40
GOO FIGURING mill; a grain elevator
two grist and chop feed mills; sheet
metal works three banks: three lum-
her ynrds electric light and city
water systems, q well equipped pro-
gresslye and prosperous newspaper,
handsome residences. many OF which
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18
Canyon, Seat Of Randall, City Of F~ulfl]ment and Promise

ploye payrcll Of the works will ma
terially increase Canyon annual rev.
enues. while the suburban location Of
the truck farms Will practically add
500 people to the city's population.
Next year these plckling work
will add unto themselves a canning
factory and fruit preserving attach
ment. Roth the creamery and ice
plant and the picking works are di-
rect results Of effort by the enerseti,
Canyon Commercial Club.
\ Demonstration Mill.
The Canyon FIGURING mill. doiuc
business under the stvlc and title Of
'hc EAGLE Milling Co.. IS a mill ;,hich
demonstrates the HIGH efficiency OF
the rev method of for milling hy n
concentration Of machinery on "a less
or floor space. all OF the mills flour
Ing machinery being run hy one belt
This is the only flour mill o, this
kind as vet established in the state
and under the efficient management
Of c. NJ. Moore. late of the Amarillo
Mills. will set a high milling mark
this year for the rest of Texas. The
mill has %aDcapacity of 100 barrels.
Initial i'umpage Irrigation Plant.
Near Canyon. Mrs. j. A. Mooney
has put down Randall county's mi
iial engine well pumpage irrigation
we'll The well is $50 feet deep,
striking water at i6 feet. and has a
6-horse power gasoline engine with
a water flow Of 100 gallons per min
ute. Cultivation under the plant
viii probably be devoted to alfalfa
In logical sequence OF her shallow
depths to water. coupled with an ex-
haustless supply of the water itself
Randall county must soon have many
biz well Dumpage irrigation wells.
with consequent heavy addition TO
the agricultural ana stock breeding
and fattening values of the county
The grist and feed chop mill NJ the
Canyon Coal and Elevator Company
has already been a heavy shippef OF
milo maize and kafiir corr chop feed
and ground grain to the Texas black
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18

and OF high grade. Its teaching farce
strong and its equipment Is OF tina.
hish order watch tends to the pro
pcr demonstration Of the work out
lined as well as for the comfort of
he students.
Improvements
The Local noaid has recently rent
about five thousand dollars on the
camprs. putting In nearly 3a.pl,
oluare feet of concrete walks. nearly
even hundred shade trees aud tGou-
ands OF feet OF su~birrigation tiI!nc
iu a year or so the campus will bloom
Ike "a rose garden and win indeed o.,
@ del.cht 20 the beholders. Tho de-
signing OF the grounds has been In
ompctcnt hands, special emphasis
eng pat upon the sraocfulness Of
outlines Of walks and ~driyeways. and
slso leaving suitable sites for the
Iocation Of such buildings as ma be
needed TO be erected uPon the can puS
in the future.
The Government.
The purpose Of the management.
IS to make OF every student. a self
respecting. self-controlling man or
woman. The Young people who are
now in the school will. la a year or
so, go out to take charge Of Other
children. hence they would have the
exercise OF self-cont.ol while In col.
lege. This is the theory upon which
those in control are 5asing the gov.
eminent Of the institution.
The Cost of the Plant.
II may be recalled that he state
gave $4,000 and the people of Ran.
dali county gave slp0.l00 besides
forty acres OF the prcttiest Land IN
the world, to this school at its BEGIN
ming. We may say, therefore. that
tho initial cost Of the property was
about Sl6a.09o. The last legislature
save the school about $4,000. The
total value Of the investment TO date
may, therefore. be conservatively
placed at $40, 900. The salary ac-
count viii amount to about s40.o GOO
per year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18

lands and will yet load out this
spring many nor such cars.
Owing To distance between tn
business portion of the city and the
railroad depot. the Commercial Club
is actively working for the location
Of an uptown express office.
For the past few months Canyon
has been waeinr n hot town cleanin I,
MP crusdoe with excellent ard at
tra"tiye results.
The West TcNaS State NormnI
College.
This institution OF learning has
been open for students about one
year and a half and has enrolled SOS
different students during that time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18
\ t.rcat tuturc

To sun &c mp. this school Is a
Young slant that viii Rapidly as
sruo majestic proportions and h'crs
tb, Plains country and the entirc
state of Texas with Us benign In
0raure % has already created a
demand among The teachers OF the
state for the establishing .. actual
training schools In an the state nor
mJ' schools Those who witnessed
Hr have read The proceedings Of the
'ast convention 90 the educators OF
the state held az Waco recently. win
remember thar the convention aiopt-
Cd q resolution which practically de-
msr1cl this Now Departure
Tie West Texas State Normal Col
''rc had anticipated this ctying neoi
.1r practically trained tcachers BY
gstaa shine ile raining sriocl al ITS
own hrsiuniug Ills collcre also
took Che lead m declaring IN a teach
or's course 90 study which lead To
special %oreparat on in a particula-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18

The people 81 the Panhandle now
have the opportunity Of sending to
school In . high altitude and In tie
pures' air. whore the Young people
develop physically as well as mental
ly and morally. After a few years
here they arc turned ont strong in
mind. heart and body-and this real
y the states purpose in establish
ing this school on the Plains.
Patronage From All Over Texas.
There are now about IS counties
represented ir or by the students
During the first year there we're stu.
dents from - counties in Tevas:
frcm SO lth Of San Antonio, ard from
several East TEXAS counties, sucl as
Houston and Pamela. People in the
hot, malarial districts are finding
their way TO this marvellous country
ana climate. and these win Tome IN
still greater numbers as .he advan-
tages here. both natural and acquir-
W. 1AN ''AN'A hAbNHs AuAolS tue
student body arc students whose
homes are in New Mexico, Oklahoma.
Tennessee and possibly othe: states.
thus showing that already the famc
Of the states newest normal has gone
abroad.
The Faculty.
The members CT the faculty have
been carefully selected from all over
Texas and they are men and cue
educated in the best colleges OF the
world and in addition have had large
practical experience In teaching.
They know the pepole OF Texas and
their educational needs.
No sectarian teaching Is possible
In a state school but the moral and
religious tone Is hi2h and strong
among the students. Practically all
OF tho teachers are deeply pi)us men
and women representing various de-
nominations and they are all deeply
Interested in everything that looks
70 the success and happiness Of the
students. or all the advantages
claimed or offered there Is none
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18

Thus Is an important item in a
school Ike tho one rndcr discussion.
This can Dee obtained tn good families
in CANYON ~ prices ~argtng from
$40 20 S.uuo Per month. Some
vcnu- rcr have reduced ;his by half
D., foruirc oluls and doinc their
own work Quite q number OF young
ladies have likewise taken 4, "l.ch.
nous kecp'ue and have found that
thew have reduced their boarding ex-
ptuse. materially.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18
This Years CANYON.

MANY CIVIC ana fcWlieTtldl III
pr0yements will materialize this year
among which will be Included a
creamery; picking works; new resi-
dences, and added street grading and
cement sidewalks.
The creamery will be In ccujunc-
ton with an ice factory. the comhin
ed plant TO cost at least $4,000
Cows for the creamery are being Sc
cured nv adjacent farmers. each
plcdginr certain numbcrs-the cream
cry TO be in operation this fall with
no, less than the milk 4 100 cows
which will De swelled next year 90
NJ least $50 COWS. IN this connec-
ton I can be noted that the Wallace
Jersey COW herd probably the finest
mill and butter bunch on the entire
Plains. 81 located nca Canyon
The CANYON creamery and ice plant
is beinr entirely financed by local
CAPITAL
Tho picking works a. cost So
0ua. are 90 be- pat IN by PENNSYLVANIA
parties and will nrlng with them the
cultivation Immediately surround
Inc Canyon of 1eo from g. % To-
acre lard tracts planted In crcum-
bors. cabbage. tomatoes. etc. These
truck garden tracts viii be c~olonl1cd
by 100 German Pennsylvania FAINT
lies. the ctl tivation TO be under wind
mill pumpagc wells. the shallow wat
er depths rendering this method Of IT,
rigaiion q forcrone success. The nm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18
IT." Training sch, 81.

This Il a school OF public schoc,
children Numbering about one hun
dred. In seven grades Those child.
ron are under expcr, training ard
'h.s work is offered as a model for
0ll the yc1ue teachers The Vest
T,yas state Normal COLLEGE is the
nuiy Normal school 30 OBJ, South hl,.
iag this feature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18

after eliminating all duplicate enroll.
ments. As the name indicates Il Is
established and maintained for the
training of teachers for their PROBES
SIGN. II offers. also. courses heal.
Ing TO UNIVERSITY DEGREES. The col
lcec is under state control IN.
last legislature established q Roar.
~ REGENTS for all the State Norma.
Colleges for White students in revrs
This hoard Is composed Of Hon. = ~
nralicy, state superintendent OF pub
lie Instruction. IS president. VIII.
four other members appointed bs III,
Governor, to-wit, Hon. W. ".
FuQua, Amarillo; Hon. Walter J.
Crawford. Beaumont: Hon. Pete,
Radford, Weatherford, and Hon. \.
c. Goethe Of Austin.
Tho West Texas State Normal Col
lere at Canyon has all modern de-
partments. including the usual col.
lege courses In English, Latin. Ger
nan. Rookkeerirs. Typewritinc
Manral Trimming. Domestic Scier .
and Agriculture These suplectg ar
taught by men and woE:en with the
HIGHEST quality Of training for their
respective subjects
Tn" liant.
TIL, mais building Is three stories
hieh. @16 feet long. and. lGI feet
decD. II is builded Of REINFORCED
.oncrete and brick The upncr por.
ton IS faced with buff colored press .
I'd brick, trtnmnl with gray stone
Tho lower portion &c finished with
what is commonly known rs "peh.
he dash The architecture is Of
Tho S7anish remittance style. as
1u'ci, Identified exterior is very bcau.
tinl The corridors are - feet wide
thirteen AMI a half feet high and 3oo
feet long. The combinations o. col
ors in tho interior decorations are
most pleasing and tasteful. The in
tcrlc~ Arrangement is the huildlnC
Is s"ch that those who know the mos,
of what shorld he incorporated in
a model hrildinc for schools state
that II is ideal All modern conve-
ni'nces have leen placed within the
h'lldinc. The college has its own
water system; has installed It's own
system OF sewerage and disposal and
Us now making arrangements witi the
view Of installing its own electrl,
lighting rlant. II already Vas q gas
plant manufactrrint gas for The use
~ tho various Laboratories Tho
system Of ventilation for the build
Inc is tho best hat modern ngeuu-
itv has contrived
The Equipment.
The d~pnqrfmaufc ~r.nuFrr ltl4r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18
fnrullmept ueayy,

The enrolment during he first
year vas SOS students. q majority
NJ these. or &.3. were In the summer
school The regular session has en-
rolled this year. 325 students with
editions constantly coming in. Those
IN position % know confidently cN-
pect a total enrolment OF 500 sin-
dents drring This. the second voar
Practical Education.
To The people OF the Plains t,rn-
&C.. This school cileis ample COLLEGE
training that will ft and qualify
yorur men and young women for
every walk IN life. and this. too. IN
g. s,' oo' whose ideals are the be-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18
Diplomas

Greater than the high quality o; the
raculty
Diplomas
All grades Of certificates ar or
ferod 81 idcnts upon satisfactory com.
nleticn Of prescribed courses. 4 dip
Iona from this college gives holder
ar the right 10 teach in he schools
OF Texas and 20 draw publ money
In payment Of such services during
good behavior.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18

lsirv. agriculture and biology.
The manual training department
has all the latest tools and machin-
cry for DOING first class work. The
Domestic Science Department in
cl'dcs o wcll fitted kitchen or labor.
atcry for COOKING and It's dcmonstra-
uCn. The sewing room Is equipped
with everything needful for teaching
plain ana fancy sew ine. dress cut
ting. fitting and making. The De-
partment, of Music and Art are spec
tally strong
The school possesses motion-plc-
ture machines, lanterns and slides.
and scopes OF al kinds for demon
stiotcr, The clam being made that
'h2 %cnnin"ent " this kind for the
demonstration OF necessary views and
pictures In the class room. Is not
'0'alled Co the state. Il indeed In N,
South
The Library.
This is really the beauty spot oil
'hc school The reading rcom Is 2;
lly % feet SUPPLIED With tables and
chairs On the shelves are about
ten thousand 81 the best books. with
wasa7ineS, daily papers. e,r u Is
tas'efJlly decorated with pictures.
ana busts NJ great mon Almost dahl.
a%diitiore' volumes OF worth ara be.
ing added.
PHI, steal Education.
This is not forgotten. for athletic
OF an kinds are IN a flourisS.ng cou-
di'iou Under tho direction of Prof
John Goor.c Miller, who has hal ca
lc't tr1'rina ami much eN1cricu.o
iU this work The school has q fine
eymuaeiHu. @ large room specially
h"lt for the 0urnosc with many ~
the most modern appliances. hdiolg-
ine the gymnasium IS p svimrtlu;
pool which holds 500. 900 SALOONS 90
water. near VIII p ere ample shower
baths with hot and cold water.
plentv Of locker rooms are also pro-
y.ded In both tho gymnasium and the
hover bath rooms Cinder tracks,.
tennis courts baseball and football
fields. basket ball corrts and sarh
|c"id0or athletic fields have been pro.
vided
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-02-18
The Equipment.

The departments rcpuiril. labor
aiories for scientific studies ars larse
ard fal!y eqripued with va.r arl
gas and cvcrythine reccsslr TO- q
hi'h erade Of college work These
are the departments OF phy.JO chem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
FELT BAD
ALL The Time
SheIIhOrn lady Suffered . Great
Deal. Bot Is All Right Now.

Bhellhorn, Ala.--In q letter from this
place, Mrs. Carris May aaya; "A short
time ago, I commenced 20 have weak
spells and headaches. felt bad all
the time, and soon grew 10 bad !
couldn't stay up. I thought ! would die.
A. last ny huslaRd Got me bottle
OF Cardul. and Il helped me; 30 he got
some more. After had taken the
second bottle. I was entirely we'll,
wish every lady. suffering from
womanly tpDeble. would try Cardui,
II 10 the beat medicine know Of. It
did me more Ep0a than anything ever
used" ~
Cardul - womah'S tOnIc-a
Strongthsalng 'mediclna for women.
made from lnsrSdlehts that act sps
clncally % the wemanly organs. and
thus help 70 BALD 40 the womahly Goa
StitullOn n a1owtne good healshs ,s
A q rantay fpF womRnh ills. Il has
q succssslul record of over 20 years.
Your al sells A. Piease lFy u.
hB.-W,l ~ ,asa' Aesi.Qr nsgl. fhaal.;
nSs1a Mellr EA1N1n4lNe. tfaa.s An Al.eele.
NllsolioNM 4I| Ve94s Nilne lLeAaAlA1I
~ WonDos " NsASer's - t'1s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
COUNTY BOARDS
ASKED TO ASSIST
EDUCATORS
State superintendent Asks
Commissioners to Pay Elk.
penseS of County Superin.
tcndents to Meeting Here.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
WOOsENELT rmE Q,InnIEI,

Bun MuUnrS proudly point T." tho
fact that iuuscNrlt ',Ondu,ud hl-
own examination In the hearing br-
fore the senate committee iuNcFiIgat-
ing campaign contributions aud that
he helped himself by hs testimony
before the committee. The logic In "a
little difficult tu grasp, 4 careful
inspection al the Roosevelt evidence
develops nothing new, nothing that
tho friend of Perkins aud McCOrmiCk
has n reiterated good many times
already. but It does not get io the
point. II In chiefly d repetition OF the
bOastful assertion that Roosevelt
when president WAS willing TO hear
any man. rich or pOOr. and that M
campaign contributions were Ia cX-
change for promises
I'm answer 10 many al the questions
Mr. Roosevelt UuibbIcj most repre-
henSlbIy and taken az whole his
statements constitute a cunning eva
sion OF the point. A 10 the prom
asaA" President IaOossvelt's favor 10
Nj. Morgan N she Tennetaee Coal and
lFOn desl. Nv reasen o. WIlioh MofUau
h naia u have reepea q prosig d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08
TweeHc-Dee and
7wceHc- DUN
Editor ADbun,ruuuc rr.rold

l.dit0r Albuuu'ruuo Herald
Sin Editorials SUCH - "Iua- Pro-.
.p"Iil, Around Vuuh haze greater
weight Win Tia, i,,Idpr prisuu -
NOR, attention were pHId To- htN Iug
Ia, statements made correct. For 10
.tdu,r, you d-auctt" Mrdill Meteor
mi Is with the harvester lIusi This
has hr,u drni"d p" often 10, Mr Nc
rurmlCk, and others IN pu.IIiuu &"
know. ihu Nuu ought 10 be- ,uguIIIIi
ul lhis tact. Mr.. MrdiN NIrDurIul,k
o. III, tNu"r ul the Chicago rrihuu"
aud has 40 connection with tho h'r.
N,si"r trust n ~ another family 81
M'Iurmirks Who are III" active are.
tors ur this trli4t. namely. tNrus Ne.
'urmIrk and hls suns, Harold and
Srni'N.
uu, man ~ IA" harvester trust.
G,"tE, W Perkins, nnd tN" In
ih' steel trusI, Irnuk Muus'N and
G'urg" ". Perkins a." surp"riiug
tuluu,l i;uOECl"lt's D1ndiIt,S Ih'IF
uI' other influential men ~ both
lusts, 'u"h NJ " ~ GHrN l"r'l'hi
Euhutl. Jr. Dgd"u alllH 1ud lHnl'l
l;,td. supply 10 m'utinn q Tow. Nr"
lhrs' men supporting Mr.. l;u"suN"lt 20
lnui lh,' do. what Right haN" you to
ru' lhIi the steel Hnd harvester trust
hI', 'r,1i"i, yupuurtrd aud main
Iiiu'I Nj l,UusrN"ll
Very iruly yuurs.
CliAS, G.UINI.>.
Srrr,'0r, pr"grrs.iN" central com
m''r VI Grant county
ram, WCrklN, ahuWlnr current
'Nrulr 800 over the W"rld IA m"' uH
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