Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-05
VARIOUS Factors
IN Development
Mental. Moral aud Physical Force,
Exert Determining Influences
Chemical Test Made


reaction that We term industry Two
of these brain and Drawn. are or
gauic compounds and TWO are per.
haps 10 be regarded as inorganic
money and material None of these
comroncnts Is wanting here boz the
United states aud In fact their album.
dance affords the best reason Tor
an optimistic outlook upon the pre-.
sent industrial situation OF thcs,
four constituents. labor and capital
and brain, are am more easily trans
ported generally than the crude m,-
tcrlals upun large tonnage sol which
Oh, industry must depend Thus.
cheap coal attracts manufacturer,
Just as cheap land attracts FARMERS
With distribution OF raw matorial
is linked the Influence of markets
upon the location of industry The
development OF transportation syt
TEN make the problem of markcs
most complex one The industrial
Independence of the small Cummu-
nifty of century ago has given way
tu the system uulcr which your mn.
ncr table may represent the trihutr
ot several continents Even In O.
country 80 diversified a. ours boz 'B
natural bouutic. domestic produr.
lion uf everything con lmvd Is nu.
desirable nor profitable Exchange
ut commodities with foreign ,nu
TRIES becomes necessary. so 10 follows
that industrial independence is the
aoul toward which nation should
face, hu' not @ goal which ~ should
have either the intention or desire
to attain
To increase Industrial prosperity
This country needs Goo olpuri nni.hlI.
rather than crude products and ta
import raw materials rather ih.u
manufacture n De- the product oi
American labor rather than tbr
bounty of our natural resources thlt
preferably should 20 into The world
markets As the engineers uf Anne
RIGA study this matter of expansion
of mluulacluriur D. become evident
ihat the distribution OF raw material
and of power is thc key 90 industrial
opportunities
Petroleum aul natural gas iu jucif
distribution is some degree supple.
mcut coal Thus. the LARGEST OH field
both boz present production aul pro-
1ablr reserve is boz California.
state with only uolliHihlo coal o.
sources Taken together. these min
oIJI fuels constitute "a national a
sct comparable with the soil rosour
ccs OF this country. but the hrlo'
Part OF the value OF the natural gas.
petroleum, and coal 90 the nation BIS
Ia their relation to manufacture
THE wide distribution uI ores of
the principal metals sufficiently
rich ANA extensive 10 be- mined Zoo
large quantities means that The me
iHlluralcal industry Us important ou
both the Pacific aud the Atlauti,
I fcahuard. iu most ul the Rocky
] Mountain States as we'll as n scr
cral OF the Middle States. Even uu
the two metals which NJ once sug
I gesi To us Capitalization copper and
/ steel there is Widespread nTDdu,
] ton IN the mining OF copper last
year o.. states contributed and uu
less than Us state. furnished iron
ores Geo thp furnace. cot the country
The rH material rD .Oura,s cot
/ iWs country ore ECO widely dstubu'.
. "a thii ndustr, hIs been develop.
] iut tl lHlt rapid pace 40 many pu.n'
. THE tendency away from s,ulrI
/ INIr Capitalization ui industry g..