Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-13
WOULD CHANGE UNCERTAIN
MOVEMENT INTO vIGOkOus
COMPELLING FORCE.
BIG FAIR WOULD UNITY
Exposition Would Result In Concert
of Action aud Ultimate BuiId-
ing of nm Enduring
Empire.
a. s. sTIINETT.)

diced people. who have followed
these continued stories, treating
trulhiully of the Panhandle. that
within its limits lie all the essential
elements for the rearing OF the new
and enduring empire. AS the ran
handle is 40 often and Justly des's-
mated 10 coordinate the efforts
and unity the resources and ener-
giles OF every city. hamlet, village
.aud community OF the Panhandle
would almost instantly change the
dragging. uncertain movement ana
progress into vigorous. compelling
force that would soon gather mo-
mcnium that no obstacle could halt
or hinder. aud II merely To have ana
be- able 10 announce TO the world tue
establishment Of an "All-Panhandie
Fair" would no doubt be the procla-
nation that the world has been look
ing for.
The "All-panhandle Fair" would
bee rcaffirmntion OF the claims
made 10 the world for the Panhan-
die country. The country at large
would look upon the announcement
as an earnest OF good faith and az
an evidence Of development. substan-
tiality and stability In other words.
there would be IN the announcement
the ring of truth and the power or
conviction. and all interested coun-
tries would certainly respond with
greater universally. readiness and
eagerness than has ever attended the
advent or birth of like institution.
The very absence OF such an insti-
tuition has no doubt operated To ore-.
ate spirit OF distrust and suspiclon.
beeius & wn.1, SER .r:'rer1ly 1T
ting anu l1gieal Tor branoH i.ss<
country. having the merits and re-
sources so Justly claimed for the
! Panhandle 10 have great fair and
deposition second to none. Such a
/ feeling would only be rational, as
the world at large would naturally
conclude that such a great new
country would wish to exploit and
prove 10 the state and nation it's in
heront resources and possibilities.
and that OF all instrumentalities for
the accomplishment OF that purpose
nothing conceivable CO imaginable
could take the place OF fair and
| exposition. founded upon the pro-
! ducts and along the most liberal
/ lines. and al such location as ANA
rillo. th" metropolis OF the Panhan-
| die. located al the identical geograp-
/ hical center, with railroads reaching
ont therefrom SO as TO traverse ev-
Iory quarter of the Panhandle. In ev-
I'ry and an directions.
70 AN the money spent by the
various communities of the Panhan-
die iu miscellaneous and Intellectual
advertising could be seen In a lump
sum- the observer would be appalled,.
Ench community heretofore has OPP
/ Grated more or less Independently.
and with more or less antagonism TO
! DfDry other, whereas. In reality
there should be sincere unity OF ac-
/ ton. resources and finances on the
. pHr' OF every community, which
/ would undoubtedly accomplish a
/ thousand times more. and do SO NJ
once at "a nominal expense.
AII knowing ones will admit that
'ho OLD time method OF colonization
.1nd exploiting and selling of lands
Ha- passed us days OF usefulness. and
.s HnH obsolite and impossible. Sub
ru'1l proofs and evidence of the
'tuhlu1le resources must be placed
before the public and the homeseek-
90 Interested and brought thither an
F. .h' proper manner, he being permit
'"l ip 20 TO whatever section mostly
mpressiug him and In his own ouie,
Nag conduct his investigations. make
Hs purchases. and settle on a basis
'Hli would insure personal content.
wrnt and prosperity.
Then would be a gradual. substan.
ua' and sustained movement tha,
would grow In strength and inten.
-Iiy uniil at length the inflow would
be an ever-increasing stream, and
uo lealousies should be aroused. n,
Boo whatever direction the stream,
would tend there would soon be m
overflow that would inundate IN,
whole Panhandle with the hardest
sldlwart people, whose abode would
Dee permanent and success assured.
! \ Fair to accomplish what's n,
founders and sponsors would hav,
reason to anticipate. must be OF s,cs
magnitude and have such attraction,
as can be so advertised over the con,
/ Try as to attract. entertain ana i'm
press large multitudes OF peonla rs.