Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
BOOSTERS GREAT
PANHANDLE NEED
ARMY OF VALIANT BOOSTERS
WOULD TRANSFORM PAN.
HANDLE COUNTRY
EACH MUST Do HIS DUTY
stinnctt Says Every Citizen Should
Rally ut This Critical Time TO
support OF All Panhandle
Fair
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Napoleon, the man of destiny. and
author OF so many immortal cpl
grams. uttered the tritc saying that
he would rather have an army OF
deer commanded by lion, than an
army Of lions commanded by deer"
The Panhandle, at this critical
hour, should have an army of boost
ers, commanded by boosters. compos-
ed of men who we're bosters by here.
dity and education, and had seen vet
eran service in the cause.
We are right now within few
hours of the threshold OF the whirl-
wind campaign that would place and
distribute the stock OF the "Panhan-
die state Fair over the breadth of
the Panhandle, and as this campaign
viii open az Amarillo IL Is expected.
by Amarillo, as Lord Nelson said OF
England a. the battle OF Trafalgar,
Amarillo expects every man TO do
his duty
From Amarillo the campaign ls to
be- extended TO the various communi-
ties and sections of the Panhandle,
and in the home stretch of this cam
paign 1t can be stated that the Pan
handle will expect its every citizen
likewise To- do his full duty.
This campaign will be launched at
once, and should be made fast and
furious till the close. There will
never be more opportune time In
the Panhandle for the enlistment of
the real booster. aud upon the shoul-
ders of the booster must rest the
quick aud abundant success OF this
laudahe " not glorious undertaking.
This viii now be the best OF all
times to initiate new boosters from
tho ranka ~ mon hure and there
over the Panhandle who have never
experienced the delightful sensation
OF pulling of their eats and doing
maslcriul and heroic work in behalf
of the common good. aud feel safe
ln saying beforehand that the sensa-
tion experienced hy all such viii bo
Of 900 iutuNraiiua nature. and 80
much 200 as 90 confirm them In tho
booster fraternity for all time to
come
hH agree That Ibe Fair should be
established aud opened 10 the puDlic
mr'. iHi. a.I and an will realize
f.. bIa TASK ahead ia organizing the
forces tu boz distributed over the
Panhandle .lr the purpose of secur-
I.a exhibits 0f every kind and having
I.H ewh'rl so as 10 make Gre
u..' display. 500 much desired. and
Hr 500 as to make the first ses-
.u deeply impressive, forceiul and
t.ut.
30 R therefore apparent that
Dor. s uo time TO lose. but still
.'Dr'E of time. Nith everyone doing
s duty The railroads are always
. tU, forefront of the ranks of the
.pHsi'r.. aud it Is expected that
Has $50. respond gladly TO the re-
nest for loV special rates for the
aIr. that viii extend as far northeast
Kansas city, ST. Louis and Mem
DIS. and as lar southeast as New
0fI,ar-. and tn cover tho full limits
1NaH and Sew Mexico.
The railroads however. willing.
n1 enthusiastic they may be-. will
Hu.rr SOM. time 20 work ont these
InoaI rates.. and the work In that
tr'r''on thg viii put under head
1H Immediately the Panhandle
ato Fair is organized and becomes
% assured and actual entity.
If 's Intended 90 work out the de-
.iIs u. plan of 'ho whirlwind cam
i.IU Hf tNa rooms of the Amarillo
uwH' at Commerce on Friday
lhi OH, tnih inst. where II Is hon
There $500 no rousing rally Of
% boosters of ihe city OF Amarillo.
'i 'n'naius 'his rally a full an
'1nr.meHt OF the campaign to fol-
w aH. b. made 70 the public.