Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-01-29
FOR PANAMA-PACIF|C
EXPOSITION FAR ADVANCED
SPACE ALREADY At PREMIUM

viii mark the beginning OF closer
fellowship and better understanding
with al nations and all peoples
and. what is equally desirable. the
East a.lI come 10 know the truth
about The West. and the West will
exchange fiction Tor realities. con-
corning me East 4 representation
OF all the states viii surely tend 70
the elimination OF old preiudices
based on m.s-informatlon and insus-
urate fhe beginning of|a new and
better understanding among the
states OF The nation.
The American manufacturer may
aeyer again have such an opportun-
ity as this exposition aill give 20 so
cheaply and effectively display his
products 10 the whole world Vast
numbers Of those who come from
Europe South America. Australia.
and the Orient viii come for the
purpose OF inspecting American man
ufactured goods with q view Of trad
Ing boz them Zoo the neW markets that
viii be made nccesdbly by the canal.
For this reason alone the p0ss.bill.
ties for tran expansion which the
exposition will open 20 American
manufactures is beyond c0mput-
ting But vast as are the possibill-
Ties for foreign trade the chance 10
develop domestic trade Uill be
equal as great. many hundred thou
sands of people W.ll attend from the
Middle West alone aud an even
greater number from the Pacific
Coast states These viii come by the
thousands. seeking goods that they
can handle prontabE boz constantly
expanding market and the manu-
facturer who BIS seeking tO increase
Dis output and sales will be- brought
face 10 face with those who are
eager 10 make his market
What ls tue of the manufacturer
Will likewise apply 10 AN the indus
tries for which each state is noted.
and b. Will be- OF great value 10 the
hortIOulWrIst. the farmer and dairy
man 20 have this opportunity 90 ex-
hibii his emthods experiences
and results Tor comparison with sim
liar exhibits from all parts OF the
world
The exposition will represent a
cash outlay iu buildings. grounds
and exhibits amounting 10 many
millions OF dollars II Is being ex-
plotted throughoutthc world, and the
world will come TO see IT. And all
all this outlay OF capital and energy,
and the millions OF people who at
tend are at the disposal of the exhib-
itoir who has the wisdom 10 see what
It means to him. and all without any
expense TO him other than the cost OF
transportation. installation and
maintenance.
Nv 'NhHAi HNAtbh 'ih hlbu NV ~
position was initiated several months
ago The first OF the building is now
nearly ready for occupancy The
highest point of construction will be
next fan when all OF the main ex-
hibit palaces will be under construc-
tion All will be completed by June
%. 1914. and contracts will be let
upon that basis All exhibits will be
installed by the opening day The
exposition will swing its gates open
upon q complete spectacle
Those Uho are b.!llug the exc
position are deeply convinced that
they are carrying out a great VA
tIonal trust. and that they will nor
iullill that trust unless they build
aud conduct an exposition that wilt
properly express pride OF the Nation
In the great Woodwork accom-
plished by IL in the successful COM
pletion OF the Panama Canal This
is the very keynote ofthe exposi.
ton II dominates. and is almost
intense In its sincerely.