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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-04-19

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Mr. II. D. Harris, left this week for
calgary, Alta. Can, to spend the SIM.
mer. .~. = = -
Mr.. r. Stanton, Meharry College,
mas returned to St. Paul to spend the
summer .a.E - -. -
Remember the charity entertain
ment at Tschida Hall next Wednesday
evening.
Hear the "Ragtime Trio" at Bowlby
Hall, Wednesday evening, April 30,
and die happy .. :. =
And sin when it is finished bringeth
forth death.-James 1:15.-Selected
by E.. w. GILES. " =
1t is understood that there are sew
eral weddings soon to be announced.
Look out for them.
The office of the Small Loan Co."
has been moved to rooms Is and 26
nth floor Union Block.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-04-19
Announcement
) GRAND APRIL-MA. PARTY.

To be Given by St. Paul CHAPTER
Q. E. S. at BoWIby Hall, April so.
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-04-19

"FOLL1Es OF THE DAY.
The Attraction at the Grand Next
- Week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
THE PANHANDLE WOMAN'S WORK

In today's story Of the Panhandle State fair
series, which has been running continuously in
The News for the past two weeks, A. ) Stlnnett
pays fitting and deserved tribute to the woman
place in the larger scheme of progress, referring
to the good work already accomplished, and to
that which she may be depended upon to do in
the future.
The News feels prompted to endorse Mr.
Stinnctt's utterances, and to add its own com
mandatory comment. Those who follow the
steps by which this new plains country has been
occupied. the various stages OF development, and
the great achievements wrested from stubborn and
adverse conditions, have doubtless paid tribute
to the hardihood and interpidity OF the earlier
fighting breed of men who dared to invade this
new and untried land. and. in the face OF a thous-
and perls and priva,ions. to claim it for their own
and their posterity. As they should. But equal.
perhaps greater need OF praise is due the pioneer
women who shared the hardships of an earlier
day, and to whose refining influence and higher
vision much OF the marvellous achievements OF the
Texas Panhandle are attributable.
The women in this section of the southwest are
Sui IN a measure pioneers bcNtlophh'h' ~
been in large measure along commercial lines and
1t remains for women to exert her potential influe-
ence for the development of the cultural and
beautiful. les, We become lop-sided and unsym-
metncal
Ths, she is doing her part, nobly and earnest
iy. will be attested by all who have followed the
various higher movements throughout the Pan
handle. The work Of the Federation OF Women
OF amarillo. so recently begun and still in pro
gress !, scoring notable results. and will assur-
edly bring larger accomplishment The work has
back Of i both practical and aesthetic purpose to
make a sanitary and beautiful Amarillo, and that
man Is a yisionless dullard indeed who withhohds
hs hearty and material endorsement and coop
Grafton.
Quite recently a campaign for better homes,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

school, farms and lives was conducted in the
neighboring county Of Armstrong The results OF
this campaign were notably great, and will give
Armstrong county a strong. forward-moving i'm
petus toward a greater and better day. This cam
paign came as a direct result Of the activity and
energy of one woman, Mrs W A. Warner OF
Claude. who ranks today as one Of the most po-
tent and aggressive factors for the higher tuer
development Of the Texas Panhandle.
The News makes public recognition Of the
worth Of these good women. because they are en-
titled to it, and It strongly approves the send me
the -fowers-now doctrine. More Of the same sort
would make Of this great Panhandle country not
so much an empire Of commercial greatness, as a
land OF happy homes. healthy citizens. expanding
schools and colleges, cities beautiful and moral
Let the good work Of the good women contin.
ne. And let no man minimize the worth and san.
centy Of their efforts. or withhold his support and
cooperation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
TIE PRESS.

The creamery is the most important
manufacturing industry a small town can
have. because it affords a means OF coopera-
ton between farmers and business men by
which both the interests of town and country
is advanced It means more cash for farmers
which, of course, means more business for
the town-ChHdrcss Index.
OF course. and with emphasis Students of
conditions with expert knowledge have asserted
that the Texas Panhandle is admirably adapted
for the dairying industry along extensive and pro
TT paying ines. Cool climate, abundant forage,
railroad facilities and near markets all are factors
will make for large success in the dairying
business. Many who have embarked in 1t, have
justified their confidence with a liberal and grow
ing bank account, And if more will do likewise,
this will be a section where a creamery will oper-
ate and flourish in every city OF the Panhandle.
1t coming, and by showing the goods we can has
ten arrival OF the day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
TEXAS SHIFTING IRON
ORE To THE EAST

ORE CITY. Texas. June lS.-The
Special 20 The Me-
East Texas Brown ore DEVELOPMENT
Company has gun mining iron ore
m Its properti'3 northeast OF ore
CITY and the '-st cargo Of ore will
De shipped 10 r1rt Roliyer and load
ed into vessels ~ June 20. and 9th
or carsocs wili ne shipped regularly
at intervals OF 40 weeks.
Tho opening OF these mines marks
the %besiuning 0f an industry which
means more 10 East Texas than all
OF the other Industrial movements
of the last two leoades The ship
meu' Of this ore and the use of II
10 the Eastern blast furnaces VIII
demonstrate that Texas ore has the
commercial value that is claimed for
II and foreshadoss the eyentful man
uiacture on Texas soil OF practical
iy all iron and steel articles Of com
merce and the retention OF millions
OF dollars annually spent for pro-
ducts now made N Pennsylvania and
other States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
IRISH IN POTTER COUNTY.

The Texas Commercial Secretaries Bureau
gives the following Information:
Emerald Isle is sending a steady stream of
lovial, sturdy and honest citizens to Texas. Ac-
cording 10 Uncle Sam, who is now acting as gate
keeper on our immigration, the Irish are coming
to Texas at the rate OF five per day, and Pat is
well pleased with our opportunities. There are
no snakes in Texas, and the earth is covered with
a carpet Of green the whole year round and we
all celebrate SAINT Patuck's Day.
In Potter County there are l08 persons OF
Irish decent and Of that number 40 were born in
Ireland and later moved to Texas and 68 have
parents that were born in Ireland.
The Federal Census Reports, which have just
been issued. show that in 1910 there were 1855
persons living in Texas that were born in Ireland
and 1852 residents of this State are OF Irish par
entage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
KEEP YOUR WORD.
(By George Matthew Adams

You can make your Word with every man as
good as your bond. 1t is said OF Grover Cleveland
tha, when he gave his Word a man could build
on IT, II you keep your Word once given you
become a magnet that will draw strong men your
way.
Keep Your Word.
You who are a Parcnt-keep your Word with
your Children; you who arc an Employer-keep
your Word with your Employees; you who are
an Employee-keep your Word with your I'm
ployer. you who have Fuends-keep your Word
with them and you will keep them.
Keep Your Word.
When you have an Appointment-keep it
promptly When you say you will Pay a man
Pay him. Never give your Word unless you are
certain that you can keep it.
Keep Your Word.
The most important thing you can do is to
keep your Word with Yourself. Never think or
say to yourself that you will do a thing without
gong ahead and doing it, DO but this and you
need have no worry abou, other people taking you
at your Word.
Keep Your Word. "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
ORGANIZE FIRST
BETTER BABIES SHOW

The Woman's Home Companion Is
carrying on a campaign for Better
Babies" by offering prizes at baby
shows where the standard OF excel
lence Is health rather than beauty. ~
rs july number the Companion pub
fishes an article entitled Better Ba-
bies In the South, an extract from
which follows
Mrs. Frank DE Garmo. organizer
OF the first Better Babies contest
which was held In Louisiana Ia 1905.
knew her South and insured success
Tor her idea from the start. Al that
time, Mrs. De Garmo vas a pioneer
worker for better roads for little
children. that splendid movement 10
make possible the regular school at
tendance OF country children.
Mrs. DE Garmo and her fellow
workers first had a Model Home
built on the Fair Grounds at Shreye-
port. This was a modern cottage.
simply but tastefully furnished. 10
be used as a restroom for women
and children Leading 10 IL vas q
model road. 10 inspire county road
oyerseers 10 do the right thing by
country school children. These
plans laid. the Better Babes Contest
vas arranged for November the ith.
which insured ideal Southern wealth
or for the gathering. Dr. j. NJ Bod.
enheimer, a childrens specialist OF
Shreveport, devised the first-score
card and measurement chart ever
used for a Better Babies contest.
and secured the staff Of examining
physicians. The executive committee
OF the Mothers Congress sent invita-
tions TO every important woman's
organization in that section OF Loui-
siana. church guilds. clubs for wom-
en-, aud social workers. not only ask
ing their attendance but requesting
that each organization appoint o re-
ception committee of five to serve a.
different hours. The result was wide
social interest in the contest ana a
splendid entry list OF children under
four years of age
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
Editors Hold National Meeting

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo June
Is Editors and newspapcrmcu in
general from all parts Of the INIT
ed states are gathered In the shad-
ow of majestic Pixies Peak. 10 at
tend the national convention OF the
National Editorial Association which
opened the IN for a three DAYS.
session Tho program arranged Tor
the convention is unusually interest
ing and includes addresses by a mum
Der OF noted newspaper owners and
editors from various parts of the
country TIL most extensive prepa-
rations have been made for the en-
tertaiument col. the visiting editors
and for a wrek after the adjourn
ment of the nvention they will be-
Kept busy silI tseeing. Tours have
been arrange. to the top OF Pixies
Peak. 90 the . ye of the Winds. Man.
itou springs Canon city. Cripple
Greek and no yer. One Of the en-
tcrtainment Ca lures of the meeting
VIII be- a banq ct at the Antlers Ho-
tel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
TIE WEED-CUTTlNC ORDINANCE.

Mr. Slow Citizen is again advised that there IS
a city ordinance. requiring the cutting Of weeds on
premises in the city limits Of Amarillo. lie is adj
monished to observe these requirements or pay
the penalty Of neglect. Following frequent recent
rams the weed crop has taken new lite, and is
rapidly mounting toward waist-high stature. The
time to cut them is now, before the unsightly me
naoes to health go to seed. Get busy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

material and d a business charact-
er u~nalrpassal b. the men, and in
many distnH nartlculars far superl
or.
women areNoklgg forward 10 the
b%etterment Hbome life and every
environment iaDdinR 10 higher and
better tandaf1o. and a more general
diifusion ~ ~ mora sentiment. and
everything u Fundamental and per
sonal worth. 9ucatlOn and culture.
as sell as waith aud prosperity. and
to attain theel ends they have dem
onsiraird a willingness 10 pay the
price oI untfihg and united effort.
and 10 SNOW bnd recognize no de-
feat
I feel safsbn SAYING there Will
hardly Boz a voman In the Panhandle
not heartily 4. favor of the Panhan-
dc state far, and who will not la
Dor just 4s ssartily and increasingly
10 make 20 aud every session II
the SAID avn stu greater success
That iut1Itis genius possessed IN a
superlati'e dstree BY all women will
enable th"mb grasp and anticipate
thc ucalcuia ~. advantages and ben
efts that stEb a Fair would confer
upon the wiole people. and from
every oncoi DBL standpoint and the
development that would follow in
their departmental work would -
one OF the ~crowning features and
glories OF egh and every session cf
the great F1ir soon to be- reared In
our midst.
All noR Countries are Of necessity
more OF cess crude, but there must
come a time. snd It has now arrived
Ia the Paulandle when the whole
bent OF mind and energy be- not IL
rccted 10 and concentrated upon the
more material and gaiuul pursuits
of farm development. commercial IL
nancial and Industrial activities. live
stock and laid exploitation. but rath-
or that a LIBERAL portion of the cx
penditure OF both energy and money
be applied ana directed into chan
nels lending graces and ornamental.
ton. and bpetting the broader cul-
ture aud re1nementB and all things
else making Tor a higher and stabler
civilization. This OF itself would
mark a distinctly new epoch IN Pam
handle life. opening mp SUCH
compelling md attractive conditions
as TO eliminate restlessncss aud dis
content, onshainip all who would
cast their lots In our midst and at
tracing thousands who would other
wise seek and find a o congenial
atmosphere and environment.
In this movement, too often and
TOO generslIt undcryalued. tho wo-
men would be- at their best AZ 'he
Panhandle state Fair. with their de-
partments ~ home utilities. domos-
tic science, various and attractive
fine arts. and the innumerable other
things that cmbelish and enrich and
all In all make life attractive. torco-
full. noble and generally worth white.
The very presence Of the women
would be an inspiration 10 all normal
men, aud 10 this add their counsel.
%ferVor, material and artistic temper
ament, and YOU will have invested
the Fair with that orderly and
uuialtering procedure. aud that SYM
metry OF outline and colorul tone
creating In he whole the highest as
poets OF utility. success and boauf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country. Covers the Panhandle of Texas. East
en New Mexico. Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve to twenty-four hours in
advance Of Denver. Dallas. Fort Worth. Oklahoma
City, and other papers carrying telegraphic dis
patches.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
TOP O THE MORNING.

Harry Kemp has authorcd a new drama en-
titled Judas" Theater goers will be sold.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

Society Note; Miss Texas Panhandle, who IS
to be married this fall to General Prosperity, has
been delightfully."- showered at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Pluvius.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

The Daily News will be delivered by carrier
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

Pity old England. She has no poet laureate,
She threatens to annex a little more Alfred Noyes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

Tariff knitting is Delicate" says the Waco
News. Showing that there must be some politics
IN it,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

More births than deaths in France during
1912. Fifteen rahs for His Majesty. the Storkl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

Oxnard says that capital of the sugar trust IS
largely watered stock. But the dividens arc the
real solid stuff. Henry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

Lamb OF Indiana is said to be slated for am
bassador to Mexico. Sounds too blamed peace
ful.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19

Judge kemper of Wichita warns women not
to lend their savings to men. Men at the same
time should be advised to paddock their pockets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
WOMEN Will AID
R|R OPERATION

continue iron Page one)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-19
HILTON r. GREER. .M.n.sin, Ed;,o,

Entered as second-class matter at the post.
office at Amarillo. Texas. under the act Of March
>. 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-09

that from making the Episcopalian
scholar q Baptist that he blandly an
swers that the one question has moth
ing to do with the other. and 1t settles
nothing to make a special edition of the
Bible to prove the case. 1t only proves
that these people could afford to pro-
duce a special revision or translation.
Newspaper comment has been moro
eager TO find something startling than
to discover sober facts. One writer
repeats that adam and Eve have been
eliminated" another that hell Is abol-
ished," a third Jonah's "whale" has
been buried never to Spout again. I
remember that similar charges greeted
the appearance of the great revised
version and super eloquent DR.. T. De-
witt Talmage of Brooklyn Tabernacle
fame deplored the attempt to "amend
the word of God" It Is astonishing that
today there are people to be found who
do not know that the Bible was not
originally written in the English Ian
guage or that now knowledge some-
times requires that new translation
shall be made, or that translator or
reviser has only to faithfully represent
the original and exact text
The writer in the Milwaukee Living
Church. protestant EpiscopaD. does
less than justice to his own intelligence
when he accuses the Baptist scholars
of rewriting the Bible" He knows
they have done no such thing. His
suggestion that they might as well
change a well known passage to read
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-09

with the tiny sponge OF fruitless giving,
are we going to let 1t rage unmolested, or
are we going to seek Its source7 1T
stimulates a mans Imagination" as one
reader wrote after having the case put
before him.
If one mail brings ten letters from as
many states, each pleading for money to
pay physicians who claim that they can
cure tuberculosis, cancer, infantile paraly-
sis. or what not. provided their hands are
sufficiently and previously crossed with
silver" Is not the need for concentrated
action against quaclSs shown to be an I'M
mediate one? Not ten persons are to be
saved from chicanery, but as many mill
lions whose danger is revealed by the in
voluntary and corroborating testimony of
those ten unconscious witnesses
The possibilities that may result from
such disclosures are evident in the study
Of only one millionaire's begging mail
Ten college presidents prove as strong a
case for tho need of Industrial institutions
for the negro as that already made out
against the malpractice of unscrupulous
doctors. And the farmers whose crops
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-09

Baptist Publication society, disciains the
suppositlon that this translation is pri-
marily intended TO be a Baptist Bible"
In any sectarian sense. And yet the I'M
preston is not easily evaded, in view of
tho bracketed word c1mmerse'O wherever
the Greek word .'baptize' occurs. For
surely there were English versions
enough What 1ustfffcation is there for
adding of another? Are we to be told
that everyone who thinks he can correct
something or explain something in the
recognized version has a right to pro-
mote new version? And must the or
thodoxy OF Baptist churches begin TO be
measured by the zeal with which they
distribute this denominational version and
sustain this UNCONVENTIONAL enterprise? In
tho presence of considerations like these
the publishers may find 1t very good busi-
ness policy to eliminate that irritating
bracketed word, that the book may go to
Presbyterians and Episcopalians and
Catholics on its merits as competitor with
the other and recognized versions.
Whatever our view OF the meaning
of scriptura1 expression, we must
all agree thats the dispute will never
be settled by a group on one side of
the debate issuing their explanation as
part and parcel of the inspired writings
even in brackets Personally J am
sure that "baptize' and Immense" are
excellent synonyms Indeed the schol-
arship of the world today is practically
unit or that subject But so far is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-09

TN the current number OF that excel
lent but unwieldy magazine, Cur
\ rent Opinion" are clippings from
many criticisms Of what it styles "the
so-called Baptist Bible.'~ The judgments
editoriaIly offered by the magazine itself
are somewhat vague and misty, but those
it quotes from the New York Times, the
Living Church, organ of the Episcopal
church, and the Cleveland Catholic Uni
verse can hardly be convicted of incon-
clusiyeness Methodist writer's in Zion S
Herald and the New York Christian Adj
vocate are more sympathetic and appre-
ciative but the Cleveland critic says that
the whole proceeding Is 'blasphemous,'
a very curious word, by the way.
The work appears to have been begun
upward of 60 years ago. and has been
carried through under the auspices OF
the American Baptist Publication society,
and the American Bible Union. One can
not help wondering why 1t was finished,
seeing that In the meantime the West
minister revision has long been completed
another edition embodying the preferred
readings and renderings Of the Ameri-
can revisers has also been issued by the
University Press: still later the American
Standard Revised Version has been pub
lished in splendid variety by Thomas Nell
son & Sons, and several modernized trans
Iations of the New Testament have been
added to the material available for the
English speaking student or reader