Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-20

adopting modern methods. and 4
was be Who waved a campaign IN
Ireland FOR the slogan which appes
- the first sentence OF this arti A.
visited sir Horace al biz hons
hear Dublin the other day aud h
long talk Nth him. he told M
that he hsid and addressed 20 ~ iei-
lnss among the Irish farmers be-.
fore he feseiyed the least token %
encouragsment But Sir Horace kept
peggIny along. tritlng. speaking q {
working BE bad hit upon ard
worked out plant tho rght plan
for reieemlng Ireland. and moth
ing could stop him
In 1876 he occurred delegntloI
70 visit Denmark and other Euro
Dsan couotriss and make study u
the aErlssliuraI methods. and tY
this means b. Fas enabled 10 con-
vince the Irish farmers that thy
must organic .n order to produc'
better grades ~ goods and get to
market ihrouRl their own aEencIos
with the stand a Of product Co.,.
World r. nov demanding
To orgsnlze the Irish farmers vas
no easy task. Sir Horace sald thar
II vas teen common saying that
the irish could coHsplre. bat couli
not organize he found the Or be-
Agricultural Organization Soclrty
This Society procured and trained
men Who went out and organized
farmers The established the same
Kind Of organizations as the Danes
had en- ployed namely. Cooperative
diaries. cheese factories. bacon "a g
tories. poultry aud egg societies.
They dIl not organize for an iud,I.I
mite purpose, but with very dsfi-
mite and immediate end Iu View TIL "
organized for iho purpose OF pro
dnclng sOmethiGe better and PIT.
ting II 10 better condition OF mark t
than they had ever done before. and
Tor the purpose Of marketing tua,
product h a. up-to-dale business
manner.
Irish Product, Handled Directly
Two things ieIl whether the or
ganl1a,lon OF the irish farmers ha,
been success SO far as It has
gone. one IL the very large and I'M /
posing building In Dublin. IRELAND /,
known az the plunkett House. 40
which IL conducted the business 81 |
the Irish Agricultural Organization |
Society This building, which must
have cost at least $4,000 was or
ected by the agricultural societies uf |
Ireland for Sir Horace to carry On
the work OF further organizing he
farmers OF Ireland The other ~ the |
great number Of signs one sees in /,
the show Windows and on the dOus |
OF grocers and dealers IN Glasgow
Edinburgh. London and other Cities
OF England and Scotland. announcing |
that the grocer or dealer within cor
ties In stock "lrish bacon. Irish but.
ter, Irish .cheese Irish eggs and /
poultry ahere are as many or
more sucl signs announcing the
presence Of Irish agricultural pro |
duets as there are announcing Dan
lsh agricultural products for sale
Both Irish aud Danish agriculture
have succeeded In getting the
products directly TO market without |
the Intervention OF mddlemen. " /
assembling. grading and packing |
them themselves This they did by /
organizing All classes have profit
ed by these kind Of organizations
and I insult pronounced It good for
the country.
In the experience OF these coun-
tries We have our own lesson. We
In Texas, have no right TO complain
OF marketing conditions 40 long as
California fruits, Kansas City eggs,
Illinois butter, Wisconsin cheese
Iowa and Kansas corn. Minnesota
flour. Oklahoma hogs and cattle ire
sold In TEXAS.
We have no right 10 consider our
selves farmers when We let thn
farmers Uf other countries supply
our home markets. or when We
permit business concern 20 pu-
chase our products. assert grade or
them for market. Ouf
farmers Gao surely do as well as
he Irish armers have done. ana !.
when thcy 10. they will be saying
As the Irish farmers are now sayiur.
Agriculture Is an industry. n hus-
hess and q lie" Yes. viii add. It
Is the oldest and noblest industry. o
profitable uslness. and the fullest.
most complete and happiest life any
'ocation has 20 offer. when organi'-
"a as an Industry. a. a business. aud
rs a life
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.
By local applications. rs they cannot
each tho d xeased DOrtion of the ear