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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
UNDERWOOD HAS
FIGHT ON HANDS
TO BEAT HOBSON
By Gibson Gardner

MOBILE. Ala. Nov Even
with the Administrations backiug.
Oscar W Underwood will have n
hard fight to be elected United
States senator.
Representative Richmond L, Hob.
son may beat him, At present tho
odds are about even.
At first. Underwood appeared TO
have ell the best OF e. The remov.
al OF CLAYTON from the race solidi.
fled ;he standpst forces. aud the
open support OF President Wilson
gave ,hc Underwood boom strong
initial impetus.
Hobsons attack In the house
checked the Underwood boom His
charge that Underwood is n Wall
Street tool aand a tool OF the liquor
interests has made strong i'm.
preston. particularly in the rural
districts
An indication Of the way senti.
meut divides appears from tho fact
that all but two Of the daily papers
OF the state are for Underwood.
while. with almost equal unanimity
the weekly papers are for Hobson.
THIS Is duo 20 the fact that the
lineup In Alabama Is between tho
liquor and anti-liquor interests.
The liquor interests are strong
I'm the cities. while the rural dis,
tricts are mostly prohibition TN
terwoot's candidacy is supported
by the political machine. which Is
fed by the liquor interests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
SOAP ON HAIR CAUSES DANDRUFF.
SCALP GETS DRY, HAIR FALLS OUT

and abundant. and possess an In
comparable softness and lustre.
Besides cleansing and beautify-
Ing the hair. one application OF Dan
derine dissolves every particle dan.
druff; stimulates the scalp, stop
ping itching and falling hair. Dam
derine is to the hair what fresh
showers OF rain and sunshine are
to vegetation. II goes right to the
roots. invigorates and strengthens
them. Its exhilarating and life
producing properties cause the
hair TO grow long. strong and beau
tiful.
Men, Ladies', You can surely
have lots OF charming hair. Get a
25-cent bottle OF Knowltons DAN
derine from any drug store or toilet
counter and try H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
STYLES H|OEOUS

WASHINGTON. Nov. s--"Pres.
ont day styles are hideouH and de-
grading To womankind and an argu-
mcnt against votes for women,
says Mrs Thomas r. Marshall.
wife OF tho vice president
Until women can correct their
dress they cannot sensibly ask for
the ballot" she said
Mrs. John A. Logan insists the
skirts drapcd too high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
AT THE MOVIES

Girls VIII Ne Boys" Is n com.
ody OF girls who drcSs as boys ic-
a lark. They screnadc a stag part
and when n man misses his pocket.
book after tipping them merry
chase ensucs The next day .Iete
arc mutual explanations In "It's
a shame TO Take the Money.
father flirts with the cook. who Is
disguised rs countess. and
when the evidence "a plcturcj Is
produced. he consents 20 hts daugh.
ter's marriage They are the com.
edies az the Glass 4 until Saturday
night
Nearly n hundred years ago Lord
Bulwer Lytton wrote THE Last
Days OF Pompcii." MIR George
Klclno has just produced photo
drama OF the novel Mr. kleine's
production was made In Italy and
vlsunllzea all the most important
incidents OF th> story with vivid
rcalisms The tale ot the Ercut
love OF III. blind flowsr gitl. Nydiu.
for her handsome "a atrr Gi1Icus
and her suffering when she learns
lone has won his hear, err al
brought out The final episode
showing the awful catastrophe OF
the eruption OF the mighty Nj -ano
OF vesuvius. with lts clouds Of
ashes. flame and smoke. completely
destroying pompeil. Is reproduced
II IL one OF the most remarkable
photo dramas that has been pro
ducsd Mr.. Kleine's production Of
The Last Days OF Ponpsii" win
BE- the attraction nj the Cicmmer
the week OF November 10
Captain Kidd" Ia abe first OF a
series OF pictures OF pirates 70 BE-
made By the Universal Film com.
pany There are yard armiug.
plank walking scenes. n hand 10.
hand fight. and other sensational
things The story Ia Ibid In the
Wales" In n scenic. and 'Porkus
Bouquet" is mixed up lovers
comedy.
The Return OF Tony" n the new.
est drama featuring King Baggot
This Ia on the Universal program
and will be released here shortly.
When Ursus Threw the BUR r.
n tworeel travesty on QUO vadis,
Rnsset Basset will impersonate
Nero and Donald Macdonald the
mighty Ursus. until the property
man gets his wires crossed The
hind quarter Of the bull will be i'm.
pcrsonated by Lee Moran and tho
fore quarter by A. Ford This II y
Nestor comedy. and has not yet
been released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

Just Bunk, John a?

BOSTON. Mass. Nov. Polar
trout. the only fur.bearing fish
known to natural history. is the lat.
est contribution Of the Arctic re-
gions. according to John Bunker Of
Northwood Center. y. G.. who has
reached Boston from a two months
exploring trip In Greenland lie
brought photographs and actual
specimens OF the strange fish.
which he has called polar trout
Bunker caught In all three apeci.
mons. two In river and one In n
small head water pond. about 200
miles north OF Bafflns Bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
GtRlSl GET A 25-CENT BOTTLE
AND TRY A "DAkDERINE
HAIR CLEANSE"

After washing your hair with
soap always apply a little Dander-
inc to the scalp TO invigorate the
hair and prevent dryness. Better
still. use soap as sparingly az os-
sihle. and instead have a "Dander-
Inc Hair Cleanse" Just moisten
cloth with Danderine and draw Il
carefully through your hair. taking
one strand at time This vii. re-
move dust. dirt and excessive ol.
amazed. your hair will not only be
clean. but II will be wavy, fluffy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
REGULAR WEEKLY VISIT

Members OF the Home Consumers
league will meet in the new league
headquarters. 307i Arcade building.
Friday afternoon. AZ o'clock. for
the regular weekly factory visit. The
league viii inspect the Factory Hair
Store. 1901 First av.. and the gar.
ment factory OF the Hanger a VIII.
Jams Co. in the Sanitary market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
SChUMAN-HEINK
WRITES NOTE TO
STAR REPORTER
ny THE POLICE REPORTER

Whom the Dramatic Critic
lampcd my "wrltoup" OF the Schu
mann-llcink performance at the
Moore theatre last Friday night.
he said was Il blankety. blank
mutt. nut. and 81 other varieties OF
idiot
Stcilncoom waa too good for me
was "A bum and n loafer. aud II
was a pity had drag with the
police or else should have been
doing time long ago
Hq said II lot OF other things
Hut ! didn't have much chance Ar.
gulng with bloke who used moth.
/ INK but BiNaHlluhicd words that 70
| body but "A doctor could under.
stand.
/ Gets Chance to Laugh
| remembered that my old chum.
BIN Shakespeare. said He who
waits gathers the rolling moss. no
| waited for my chance.
Today It has come. and ! can
join enthusiastically with Lydia
Pinkham In saying that he who gig
giles last has tho choicest brand OF
chucklen.
Believe me. certainly have the
Dramatic Critics goat now. Hes
written up q lot ~ concerts and
heightened theatrical affairs. but.
between you and me, he never yet
got real star 10 promise him a
special private performance
Promises Him coneer,
And that's exactly what Nine
Schumann.lieink IL going to do for
me the next time she's In Seattle
Guess that's rotten. eh7 Here's
her letter 90 mo. IN her own hand.
writing. written on the stationery
OF the swell Tacoma hotel. Tacoma
, Wash. and dated November B
, that was Monday It's really and
truly letter I've got II framed
, and hung over my desk;
my dear Police Report.
er--your ori,iqu- was fine.
Thanks The mex, time
sing In Seattle. | sing for
you all alone. Al the Dew.
il's Ball 4 Didn't Want 10
Do H. etc. etc.
| Good luck and heartlest
greetings, dear friend
yours,
"ERNESTiNE ScHUmANN.
HElNk."
Maybe Ernestlne isn't grand
little dame. eh7
And maybe the ~ G. isn't n bit
aourballcdi Maybe he isn't green
with envy
But should worry
leave Il 10 ErncEtlne 20 say II
I'm not as good a critic as be IL
any little old day ia the year
LODGE IS PRESIDENT
boston. Nov. G.--Son. Henry
Cabot Lodge was elected president
and California Supreme Judge VI.
G. Sloss vice president OF tho liar.
ward alumni association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
cIs.s A Until Saturday Mob,

Class A Until Saturday Night
The Spcnders. two.reel Victor
feature. &" Curses. Said the WI.
lain" Ncstor comedy. Success
lain" Nestor comedy. Girls VIII
BE Boys" and IT'S a shame 10
Take tho Money" Crystals come
dies.
clemmer Until Saturday Nigh,
His Code OF Honor drama
"hle Jim OF the Slcrras. Western
drama. Dreamy. Paying tho
Price" She should Worry" c'n
edlcs
Colonial Until Saturday Night
In the Midst OF the Jungle"
three-reol solig. "noardcrH and
bombs" and "A Barbcr's Cure" Bio.
srapn split comedy
Dream Until Saturday Nlaht
Hope" two-part SeliE drama.
Tho Winning Punch" Telegraph
comedy "A Yellow Streak" vita
graph drama
Grand Until Saturday Night
In tho Days OF Trajan. two
pnrt American drama. Mutual
Weekly" worlds news: Caught IN
the Net. and "Drcelving Dad,
split reel Komlc comedies.
Melbourne Until Saturday Nigh,
Hearts" two-rccl Reliance
drama; In tho Mountains OF vir.
ginla." American drama: Fatty at
Santiago" Keystone comedy: Ca.
mile" lecture
Alhsmbra Until Sunday Night
Captain Kidd" three-reei fea.
ture: Wild Wales" scenic
"Porky's Bouquet" comedy.
A. the Yesier Tonight
The Two Mothers" two.rcel
Pathe drama: Tho Girl and the
Outlaw" Edison drama. Scenes
In Singapore" Wit. "Extreml,ies. .
Wit. comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
WIRES CONGRATULATIONS

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 6-Presl.
dent Wilson wired the city Of Los
Angeles his congratulations upon
tho completion OF the municipal
aqucduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
DENNY ENTON"
All Clay Products
1907 Hose Bldg.
EVERETT sEArrI.E
NTrRIH BA~ HAIIwA

sEsrTt.E TO EVERETT Limited
trains 10 50 o IN ard rs IN Local
,rains ssa. T.;s. stIa. SO, is'lo. II -
a m. isfs. tao. ita, ttfe. sfis. sis
Ticket ofress--a~sssi~. rtffs Az. near
wsstisks Greenwood. Alas DRUG store
ssth ara Greenwood
trains pas a m. and t;es . N Loesi
traIns Los. sso. ! 90. see. pisi. ie.ss
II % q m. 1; % noon 90. %. i.es
dsfty
PACIFIC NORTHWEST TRACTION co
EVERETT WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
You'll Find the Most Beautiful
Hands in All the World in China

around her. displays unequaled
grace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

so,,nr-Au.rn- SAT- no,., sriins,o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
LODGE IS PRESIDENT

IOUNE TO FNt UEN
BOSTON. Nov G.--Son Henry
Cabot Lodge Was elected president
and California Supreme Judge NJ
C. Sloss vice president OF tho liar.
ward alumni association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

Alhsmbra Until Sunday Night
Captain Kidd" three reel fea.
ture: Wild Wales. scenic
"Porky's bouquet" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
Dream Until Saturday Nleh,
Melbourne Until Saturday Nigh,

Hearts" two-reei Reliance
drama; In tho Mountains OF vir.
ginla." American drama. Fatty at
Santiago" Keystone comedy: Ca
MILE" lecture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

The Return OF Tony" II the new.
est drama featuring King Baggot
This Ia on the Universal program
and will be released here shortly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
MAY FACE
BIGANY CHARGE
IN TENNESSEE

LANr-ELLiE Va. Sep. 80 "uuu
as e. seut-. travelling statesmen .u' Il
s. LOUIS suo, mouse arrested u'''
severe osys sgr Oh s eiGarg' ~ tus l..
uuuiEs v'ife amt three culiorer %
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L.uia bel Chandler Jo wuou u' was
ma--ieC las November % Gug -.-
nuOga vii p-uUap,v ~ tu-uet over =.
TN y enuesse' authorities fpr .rla ur
{ n.Eam, cua~g, Scu-t ssys ne mac
-g.-u-r Is -~ieL mere pur VII Ue viii
ing 10 e. h. Tsnuessse i cns au-nu~.-
.ies lusls -na. IA. Iacs -ria tuere
Tine nm q. SLIC assessec aEaiuar
min Tor l1viug uniEv-tuli, win vt-s
Nc vii Us -pmi geC luaamucr ls
pruOt y MS mG-~!GE. 10 uer uu''i,es
TINS cngrge
seO-- mas u~u.uers H. Spar.luuu'R
GHc KNOXVILLE amt D. d understood
-nev vii Gsssf MIN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30

siyot POISON. \ .trry : Nape' ST-pt
tar,, arc gpr.ra,xoc : % ssef AK a.
,ururt, 4f.< s~rtEs,t = EesS5s cufsf h.
4 frv aeya ss'..g-cie yysrDleie
Strlcturt pies tr.C T-A4 All
sEltust M. az - -g~ .9tssts -eea
ctgrEs< u, aOtcs prys."ls-ns at $40
cl..lis.s you vii no ~ 1tlGrEes
very reasutls Ole al p. .'rfs 1ns-n yOu
az t-u.s &, nay TO- sT.-F = -"ef-Guie.,-
Consult ne 4. yF"s>1' ~ ~ scrLsf and
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and uss-ut ~ Save .r -r. fafcs su-e'
3uF t-uc - yenss -" feELit-T
F,tcusLs aud lce,ss[ org es&t-
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Fpr 81 esys ~ e. e ~ ont-
nsff yyrsf utne' eye. &c c's-st -
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cepZec
FCs BLOOD II SoN - ne
marvellous GERMAN EEsECf "Sys
~ 1914 guc SUI. rt-Dryesc tsg4sycls5
uSsy Fpr Ens ours - 81 e c4ssas@ NJ
detention f'r- Wy"r
Fpr wear Wsr -y-rr" Ctr ss<re
con u-IHg VIII ~. ore treatment
stp-lrlY ne wa. 'y-ces - re fsl4ss
degree
IN Cr-or,, seSset --y patents sys
cliFel b. lsss -lrrs quickly. ard ] -
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D. -LS-Es.
Cy2oSiIs ~-irc Hsrionsi ssnb,
15Is ". Ersse 81. Atlanta, Ga.
-o--t .. ~ - ?. NJ sunday
- e.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
Soldier Fldclsrs
Esad 7 OrsvUh S Bill

a~. pruDanty you will Ills. tine
auur -He o-svsr FMS veeE 10.
.a. u5aae o. M stronger Nuu vii.
ua,
l- euu-se. -uers no accounting lur
.asl=s ESPECIALLY IL vaudeville Tue-s
an. some wuU diGU age. v'i-r -ue
proposition ina sas- vee.- S SNOW was
gUuc. au -uere is al INFINITE VS.
rte,, o. sr.aiuusn n Ems week :
oil WIN al a.. ~ -v.u tina are al
.usa-uar new
Ti..,. -ti. uiC sutdIer folders Frv,
white haired veterans -u-ee o. -u.
-nioU army EuC wv Of ms CouleC-
ert.,. ARMY tina fought a Cte-.vs-
1urG T!tvs remembered M sOugs
Gur lGuces gur melodies ~ 81 ve.4rs
GEu s-uC -iisr huGfe uur L ueE~- au-
pel tina yes .erauy evoke one ~ -n.
mos SINGER. -riuu--s -ua.- al Atlanta
vaudeville gudieuc, mas ever gwen
" I-f -hs hHai. T. huL.e-iuE % faEs
GuC -ue -nu suuuC o. the uu-ipul
anthem uIINeC pr -uelv vluilus
brought -ue audience men and w
men Ia -Itel' -ee-
Auc .mers tuu win ms ac- a.
-uG-
as g. conventions vaudeville acts
-ue'e is uue Oh -ue oil -ual Yves
wl-l -us utC soldiers fur gppIaus.
.useuI Jefferson auC ms company n
.ugl' Sketch Poor one Jim nave L
u~Igu. entertainment The name
avsepr Jsf ersuU ur -ue programs
Nes-eruEN av pG. 4 -u~.,. Of Iu-tclUa-
-tpI luC surprise. [.re was some
.uaug uu,upEeC Cor IuC uuHCver- Used
Iut -ue &u-iclpG was We'll vs.
ugtc.
Lola Merrill and Franz. D-tu are Ole
-"teuoe 4 Jauu.y 'uu-ntu pair whose
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30

-dHlH a. a-ni1FF suCla position
ur0uer -us Uuvssr ~ tHair ruof...-
"H. lamIi" attempts 1u-r on YER
vel with ,ne daughter married a. :
Young man %. uuHorgL nam. until
20. s1I ~ Go. family ueeides a. wed
.U. luH- This lUu. 3 rerv well M
H. family mas tina .u. CIR o.
uis "uol-s o. uu- -ne nel-sSs -uey
.unE uu Gauae-
"u-T the THRILLS begin Tine -.cr
la.tae pu-s aEaIUs tu- glr
Tine cas is caEaut. Rope Ellis
rur -sauuE Lucas. Uia-iuE ne ~Icr
sJI auC .ut udU.ulE El-. SATISFIED
.fn' demands d. .uaIr lines anC be-
uagc sFlH"y. .8e millionaire fatner.
,ieaue-le -ass aUE Au-ru~ ? sa--
mart as Two -sa. a-EstucralE wen.
pleasing
'sDtC Tor Money piavf ever utgu-
.nls rs eaa. with ma mees TlI.ssCav
"uu-suG. ant SayurGa-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
Urge Music Pupils
To Attend Concert

AAsHtss m4slsa| sd4sstoTs afe
atsfts st4ceuts Co. attsHc iGs i't
H-tHaHi, Dr,HssfIa CONCERT o. re
Au1Hta TasstsF nesl J4esosy Oe.4-
u,I T. Tie concert viii De given 4a-
csr fEs spices Il tLe Ai.sHla Mus.
A sso,istlaH
u i intended 10 provide slrnlvnts
which nave tsasl large number ~
students a. foreign shores Zoe 10
stEu,t'oh Teachers assert The same
Gloss ~ ilstTJ, ilOH could be- ua- .ets
~ students had access t4 lhe gfoadrf
Influences "a tns symlAouy orchestra.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30
Rgaf keTpu. anf
DISEASED hgn
Permanently eRgt

~ G~ES " ~
- ~" .e,gel aJ~zcia.iiE
- 4EhssT slrocsse
Fui.y 'e3.k AMI pSar
tfss .s-.. ctfeS %fE
srst4rs - - eos
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-30

seq ..t f. .,.
.auts... 'eF .as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

nohly We crave iore wisdom and
welcome Intelligent from Whateye.
source. but the farnsrs OF Texas az q
rule compare favor''ly in knowledge
with those Of othf state and with
other classes OF p'ple within the
state. We supply the cities With
their brains. the ~ ools with theii
wisdom and the pres and pulpit with
their power, am We keep Oui
brightest minds o. the farm. We
are the jury aud INST settle all dis
putes In court. We cast - per
cent Of the ballot and must give
you Justice al the pills. II il around
our fIreside the problems Of this age
must be solved. Certainly We are
reasonably intelligent or we could
not DISCHARGE tn responsibilities
laid upon us by soiety
We want our slire OF the fruits
OF our toll We So the banker and
broker take their commission. the
railroads make heir tariff. the
manufacturers add their profit. the
laboriDg sign the NY roll They al
get theirs and We yant ours IN the
coin Of the realm
Ny next and las article OF this So
: ries will be devote to discussing the
farmer as business man.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01
SPECIAL FREE HING
OFFER ENTENUED


Many residents walled themselves
OF the free piping which the Gas
Company extended TO cash purchas-
erg OF gas range the time expiring
May 18th. Being n a measure now
caught up with orders. and wishinS
to give opportunity 10 those not
ready at the previous time OF special
offer OF free piping. the Gas Com
pGny has determined 10 make the
same terms for TIE month of June.
and will Therefore run the gas into
houses where il not already pip
g into the house free for every per
sen who purchase from IL during
the month OF Jun' a gas range cost
ing sl1OO or NOR. paying cash for
the same. PROVIDE the house faces
street on whicl IS located gas
main. This includes pipe, labor aud
fitting. setting Of meter and connect
Ing range ready or use orders
will bee executed iu turn. In accord
arce with the dat received and fii-
ed
\ large shipment OF vulcan
toasters have beer received ana one
OF the same will be- given gratis 10
each purchaser oi new gas range,
and those who have purchased st'
range recently vii be- given Toast
or on their callinp lr sending TO the
Gas office. lNl -
AMARILLO GAS co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

assist I'M n better understanding OF
Jour work The Farmers Union was
orsanized IN 1902 superceding the
Grange and Farmers Alliance. as
aU agricultural association. There
lar been initiated into the Union
d, date 00.po0 farmers 40 one
rrpf "a farmer ls eligible 10 Join. !
n.ote ia part from our constitution
r.. ibis subject 40 person shall
admitted 90 membership unlezs
rt .ourd mind. over the age OF six
t..r years. white person Of indus
.Hu. habits aud Nho d. farmer or
m h1orer residing upon the
'.rH
Tao declared purposes Of the
mer Educational aud Co-opera-
.r.. rrlr. .u 20 FAR as relates 10
had. Ii .u.-Iu1 are set forth in the
preamble af tlo Constitution as
fDUua
r. educate the agricultural class
.u IeaIlr farming
H. 0mafIle methods " pro
..tan .H distribution"
.. .ru. farming up 10 the stan
.lrr .. other Industries aud business
. .Hn.I...
goo r..0 farmers the classified
.rlr of CROP domestic economy and
I... .rY.. d. marketing"
TY aast uIr members IN buy
|Iue .nI .
discourage the credit and
IH.rf.e. ...f.m
Huu farmer lives up to the
|t..r Oh. tH. Farmers Union he
| H1s boss FOO farm
/ tuion Cp.uperatc~ With Farm Dem
un.trnturs
T.e Formers Union has repeated
/ announced u allegiance 10 these
.muIp.r. anna members Of thr Union
..an,mn sfh farm demonstrators
add adapt 100 rieuufic methods Of
'.mr u. practical value. The gov
.."mrf collects It demonstrators
,gom among fH. farmers many Of
..H .r, member. OF the Union and
|... collect Ur best methods of any
'... FARMER uf disseminate them
lf.....HuIf 'Hr community and iu
l... manner hugh standard OF Of.
'....us . maintained The cost OF
I.-.dulHuu u constantly under strict
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

Have your stov, and machinery
castings made at the Amarillo Foun-
dry and Repair Shop 500 Tyler St
Bring the old parts with you Hosp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

with success 40 amateur need ap-
ply.
We welcome the criticisms OF OUT
city friends but we think there b.
.uch needed work inside fhe c'iy
limits that BE- being overlooked. you
have by no means O. perfecti ciy.Iila-
ton IN the cities We have Verg leN
factories and many of them are shut
down. why don't you give fhe
manufacturer some good advice
We need more railroads WHY don 2
you build them We have .asi area.
OF mineral land sleeping Why
cont sou develop them These afe
AN cts problem of the rItg men,
Back a. the cities
A back 90 ho soil" movement
has for some time attracted 'h" a..
ltenilou of tbe public uut J t1ht 90
start a back 90 tbn cty propft'n-
lda Nou that th, cities are s"e'h.nt
attn advice to tho orsersat.0r upon
the public canvas Q am emn1.danod
no make faR remarks loo regard 'n
Iour cities
Texas neei+ more factories Ih"
Unjust Doe built and operated Dos u.
Icty man Tho factory e ihe "fm
I,r. markethog.o and He mHst ra.'.
until De- reaches To-
The Texas factories Or present ''.
Itako only go per r.uf of our IH."
products and ue ar. compelled '"
cross tho ocean aith Co quarter %. d.
Ibiliou dolIare OF Yur rHH ma'"'a.
per anuum and aa.F thr eastern M''.
kets with the rrma'auer "n HI'
suffering from over reduction %.
the farm and under production '.
the factory Yoi thn D.tE m1n '.
stead OF relieving our distress '
IputtIug the wheels of tha .aroy '
motion. increases our prcd.'am'0'
D., rushing ~ the pillow
\ Word Win the Banlcr-
Tho banks are located Zoo .'.
fond managed by city men In'
banker b. very ueceasar. .Ha 'W
porlant servant 90 afr.,uI'Hr" 1.
| no class OF citizens confront Create.
OPPORTUNITIES or has more rIn r
pom abilities resting upon I1'
the one witch holds Oh" p
strings of industry
our money o. lacking Boo um.
and the rate OF interest is r.H H..I
20 ustain. much less develop p..
lucttc industry these n.""..u
belong 90 the banker and t0r H''
Is sufficiently larno 10 cnns" 'h.
Icutlre attention of all bankers 'W
fool desire 20 render % "r'i'' O.
progress and prosperity
attended the state Bankers CON
yention recently h..t a Galveston
4 committee ou marketing $50. uN
pointed for which . now HH1t ~
publicly thank ihu' l,atIu TOO
b8nkers have been p'oNH. For
eral years. but lhi. Is 'Ir first Nm'
they have rou, to Wtrtt. l"' m'
quote. for the nuDnIra.'mnnt NJ 'N'
bankers. pomRwph 'rom 500 1I.
dress of col ua,H g. Houston soc
rotary of agriculture who is th'
highest authority jn tHc nation
We have learned how Co produ."
now Nc mest learn hos 90 marke
our products
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-01

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