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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04
THE FOUNDATION OF PROSPERITY

a well titled farm oi 80 acres is better than q
carcIcssly cultivated farm Of 100 acres The good
farm b. 900 essential foundation for national pros.
pcnty Conservation Of the fertility Of he soil b.
indispensable 10 the preparation Of farming Boz
too many American farms have become exhausted
Reform boz the methods Of our agriculture is need
cd Discredlicd methods Of cultivation must b-
dl.,ardcd The percentage ol Americans engaged
boz farming has fallen from ~ in every hundred
Of our population so 1870 10 81 30 1910 YET the
total population ol The continental United State.
hla go Increased iu 40 years that the one third few
90 farmers must produce food ior twice as many
Americans now AS then
he hopeful feature IS the new interest Boo the
improvement Of American agriculture Demon
.fIatiou Grms emphasis Of right cultivation farm
education 900 lbc rural schools feriillng soil
through raising live stock and selection Of seed arc
increasing tho value ~ the soh and the volume OF
Dos yield Belgium. England France Germany
Hungary and Ireland have demonstrated or ar.
showing what farming education does for the farm
rr ari thc nation England though it has cold
soils and harsh climate has IN "a century nrreae
cd .,s average acre yield Of wheat on field, titled
thousand years from 4 TO s. bushels. while that
pi holland is q and that Of Denmark SO wherca.
that of Minnesota. virtually virgin soil s only 3
% rs 600 economic hlundcr when "a naturally rich
region import. supplies % staple foodstufs from
outside Itsa danger 10 The nation when the PEG
plc .cl resources hr undevclopcd or only imper
ic.tiy Developed Ihe pot-ntalitcs Of almost cv
ey American form are virtually incalcul,bc hey
require only enterprise intelligence. Thrift and
iod 90 bring them forth and TO make th- peopI.
,I the n.Jcd States rich and comfortable beyond
anything ye' dreamed ol Agricultural education
90 every rural .rhooi perhaps also "a, urban school
'a iaJ as feasible .s d.. magician wand that v
.ci American farming 3u ihe road 10 goals of .uc
reached
In the meantime thc formers who can no long
90 800 to the rural .,booIs for their education FIND
opportunity 20 1oqur. knowledge of modem farm
methods 900 thc institutes and short COURSES OF then
respective sections The Panhandle institute and
Shout .,uI.c takes place lon Amarillo August 2i
to l6 Nr Farmer we want you 10 be present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04
Tru BEEF QUESTION

We arr tod chat Americans refuse 10 buy beef
brought from Argentina in frozen state Unless
Their be- % label on tho meat when served 70 a
questionable whether the consumer would know
he difference between home aual foreign product
One oi the reasons io5 turning an ncrcduloua
cor 90 this report says the Pittsburgh Dispatch
is furnished by the packers themselves They
declare that they now control al Of the Argentina
supply coming TO the country II the country
N,ll mot buy Argentina be- why should they take
thc trouble and in,u thc expense OF buying the
means OF supply We may have decided doubt.
oi their having such control tha, competing deal
rr .ouId not IA Argentina buy more But when
they say one day that hey have the control OF the
market and the next day that no one will buy this
Argentina article. % leaves he impression of great
rr anxiety 90 scare away competition than 10 eel
'hc beef OF course the perfect remedy or this
country BEL to pet farmers to use untitled or half
titled hud growing beet cattle And one OF the
ra' step. to that end Is 90 establish m every city
market where there viii be- as much competition
n thr demand Ton the beef as there is in The
supply of &C.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04
Blood Tonic Has
Important Meaning
Puts the Right Sort of Vim
Where Most Needed.

10 '.ac fh. blood mean. t0 eual'e 90 10
throw M accumulated .upGr.iifs. 60 in.
.rUa.. fHH rcd corpus ..s ANA Goo puf tho
blood ",Hg organs into -urh active Doudl
zion .n produce that conscious sensation
90 What $500 l.. %. hAifi
This 4. fhr s,gul effect OF using the
faunu. blood purifier. $. s. g.
llHf Oboe u0np'r v0l meet complain OF
weary muscles stlmnui BRAIN iuneird
nerve. and % wonderful desire 90 lal down
aud Iusi uuit Most uf these people have
been usu. nrr ines that spasmuiicaliy Hare
nn iuH nerves only to dc down arain a.
do they must iseid Nerve aflmu.agtH
Bear Iu mlud that this worn On, feeling ig
due 90 poor blood. tu bacteria zoo the water
3uu drink 40 thr multiplying OF drstrup.
tive germs in ihr blood faster than they
can hr overcome hy fhr white corpuscles /:
and 'n what known as auiptosrmIa. that
rHul. iun Hl.r. thr Nenuus or Impure blood
accumulate faster Than DO can D.. replaced
ht lho rrd ar'rial blood
$ ha- iour h.eu mmou. as q blood
purifier Hnd Ifs action Dos elimination N
'hr Irritating p0.suns that lnfrst the blood
Be- uu" ul fHt Worry Important things fp know
lou uu EDt s. or nuE drug store,
lut 'ukr 900 HfhHr -u.ruIod blood purifier
$ .s purely vegetable product
end Won uiI make o. greet mistake ~ have
some enthusiast palm on mercury arsenic
ur .|i'ir nl potash preparation thar may
d. tuu irrepanhlr harm
D. prepared hy Tho Swift Specific
60. 1a3 swift BLDG, Atlanta Ca and ir
i"1 h1fr 1nF deep seated or obstinate blood
trouble VITO" 90 tueir Medical Don't for
ffr0 advl.n. IL Will be worth your while
GO do 30.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04
HAS THE WORM TURNED

The unexpected always happen Of course
but the public s hardly prepared for the UMPIRE cd
ented spectacle of "a farmer being fined bccaus- h.
refused io permit e. motorst 90 pass him. The
GENITAL figure boz ths sensational novelty was ar ae
uru.u1ais' near Columbia who was DRIVING ar
empty wagon along the road and although au
eager autosi behind HIM pleaded ior HIM 90 uru
ou' iar enough TO allow the car 20 pass. the oIsu
nate son OF 'he soil turned deaf ear 10 th, ap
peas Even after the motorsi had climbed into
the wagon and shouted hs view Of the stu ton
INTO The farmers ear thereby destroying the ,hh
which s 1.way. offered under such Circumstance.
no relief was forthcoming Arrest convic ION.
fine and presumablr payment followed in b. vii.
derng. succession
Times have surely changed when the mot'Ii''
en- find himself on the long end Of the score r the
game % The road T. seems only yesterday .hen
the iavoute pastme % the rural pleasure 90 skeI
was 10 pot the men who were fortunate lgh
10 own automobiles There VS. a,yaye an 70 per
season on motorists IN the good old days 5. hen
The devil wagons sircved pigs. chickens. log
and other live stock in their wake when the hand
OF the motoris was against every man and every
man hand was against HMM the country
When The ere OF The sx shooter or shotgun ave
way to the country Justice II the peace the snify
oppofItc The name 81 the man with the auiom, biir
usually guilty The dea thai auvbod, bat
automobile dnvsr = ever IN the wrong bel ing,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04
STALLED
.By George Matthew Adams)

|By George Matthew Adams)
The Other d1y boz The crowded traffic OF a great
.y ! .n" o. man In sn Automobile hold mp block
1iier block of other vehicles because he had Stall
.d hs engine %. bad to get out and crank his
car 100 thc midst a' fhe Impotence and irritation
an thc port 1 ihas who bad 10 pay tor his care
Icssnc.. And beside hours Of Time was lost tax
en rn thr aggregate
\ Driver Stalls bis Engine because he is not
careful and ro, familiar enough with the handling
OF Doe engine q good Driver never Stalls his Car
We are aI' p the midst Of traffic This little
human engine g. ours was built by a Master Make
20 rcn rs tg course without being Stalled and YET
man after man i'ree's hcsiiates and in that mo
mcnt Stalls bis Thinking Engine and the street of
human action b. blocked
The even working out ~ your power is broker
You are thrown INTO confusion and lose vou-
gnp-iusi ibe moment YOU allow yourself 20 be
come Stalled
The zeal philosophy Of lie is wrapped up in
that old adage- Know myself No one or a
dozen men can ever know YOU as YOU sre able 20
know yourself You hold the throttle tha, b. ADJ
20 dnve YOU ahead or merely 10 Stall YOU and
keen you Stalled lust think what Control apd
and Exaciness and Will can mean
Compel everything you do 10 make YOU more
familiar with what YOU are and able To- toe De
iefrnne never 10 find yourself Stalled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

Musiuitle flIas and other in-
scots. which breed quickly w gar
base pnil ponds o' siagnaut wa
ter barns musty places. etc.. are
carriers of disease Every time
they bite YOU they inject poison into
your system from which some dread
disease may result Cot q bottle OF
Sloon's liniment II Is autIscptic
and few drops wi.i neutralise the
injection caused by insect bites or
rusty nails Sloan Eminent disin-
iects Cuts, Bruises and Sores Nou
cannot afford 90 be- without 10 in
your home. Money b8cs BE- nor salts
flrd Only 25c at tour Druggist.
tAdF.I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

authorities OF that place say that
there will be larger demand than
the supply
Added 10 this. there Is not a crop
failure Ina Lubbock county corn ~
estimated from thir y-fiye 20 fiity
bushel. milo maize. kafir corn, feter-
ia will give big Yields Cotton was
never better. while peanuts, miliet
and all other crops will Yield heaY-
ily.
II j. said that many farmers are
getting catalogs IN order 10 pick out
the auto that they are going 20 buy.
In fact there Is q general air OF
prosperity over the entire south
Plains
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

10 the newer day when justice has taken Of her
bandage and looks out upon the world with "a
kindher eye But verify the motorists millennium
Is at hand when the hand that guides the plow b
forced 20 dig down into the agricultural Jeans
and Dsy @ fine FOR not getting out OF the way ~ 4
motor car on country road Kansas city
Journal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04
RANCHES FOR SALE

ia Texas. New Mexico Arizona
aud Old Mexico. any size. improved
or unimproyed Also longtime
ranch leases. .. =. WHITE COM
MISSION co. 1856 First National
Bank Bldg, FL paso, Texas.
3Ot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
County Covers the Panhandle Of Texas Fast
en- New Mexico Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve 10 twenty four hours %
advance OF Denver. Dallas ou worth. Oklaho.
ma City and other papers Carrying telezmphc
dispatches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04
INDIAN AFFAIRS
STATEMENT MADE
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APPROPRIATIONS

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

Dr. T. a Johnston has moved h.s
office 90 rooms and puckett
building adjoining telephone build
Ius. 2O5-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

Build n concrete silo with n ten
years guarantee. See J. l.. Hoam
at Brazelton Pryor a Co. ljIitf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

The Daily News will be delivered by carrier
anywhere in Amarillo or BY mail outside Of the
city. Tor 300 a year or Soc a month 90 advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

DR.. W p. Patton has moved HIS
office TO rooms and & Amarillo
National life building 2il.U
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

he rains Of sunday night were ol lar greater
interest and benefit 10 Amarillo than the var 100
Europe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

Entered as second class matter at the post.
Office at Amarillo eHas. under the act OF March
5. 1879.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

We can imagine poor Andy timcgie sitting ou
his peace foundation and yelling up tears as tho,
as the flow OF water from a Hereford shallow
we'll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

business Oifice-4/I Editorial Rooms-47Z
q'&t9gD
Entered as second elias, matter at the post
Office at Amarillo. eHas. under the act Of March
5. 1870.
Only morning Newspaper in the Amarillo
Country Covers the Panhandle at Texas. Fast
efn New Mexico Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve 10 twenty four hours 10
advance Of Denver. Dallas lou Worth. Oklaho.
ma City, and other papers carrying telezuphie
dispatches
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
The Daily New. will be delivered by carrier
anywhere in Amarillo. or ~ mail outside Of the
city Tor $500 year or Soc month, 90 advance
he rains Of sunday night were Of lar greater
interest and benefit 10 Amarillo than the var 90
Europe.
We can imagine poor Andy Carnegie sitting on
hs peace foundation and yelling up tears as thir>
as the flow Of water from Hereford shallow
we'll
No matter how hard th- Kmer Clsr and
Lmpcrom fight boz Europe they won't be- abb o.
distract our attention from the gfelt Panhandle
state air
With a thousand miles Of band and three
thousand mile. % water between us and nuug
bullets. W. ae comparatively salr from personal
danger
Since thc royal houses Of England Gcmauy
and RUSSIA ar, .elated by utcmaulopc lhc p.rd
'ng European war may be- called family quarrel
on large scale
Reports OF extraordinary crops reach as rom
the South Plains country "a co. 40 JON the ,de
excursion ON the 9Th and see the wonderful rop
.howtng OF ouI southcrn neIRhbou
By thubblinq the pncc Of wheat. and Labelling
. made loo L. S. We may be able 10 play halt
way even when We sell the staple to ON usuds
across ihc Atlantic for Az these years OF hoi.up
on made IN Europe dope
Daily correspondence received bv Secretary
McGrcgor OF the Panhandle State iar ndi, ates
that exhibits and attendance ~ the FAIR viii ccd
~ expectation and break al previous southwest
iau records
Those who have been wondering ~ 'hese
years why European countries keep up their im
mcnsc crimes and war machinery may now ''i
some practical enlightenment on the subject ln
la.i the whole question be- aeli explanatory.
w move that Prcudcut WILSON and Seer. lav
Bryan be sent 10 Europe TO give lhc cto' ned
heads and bald heads ia,y lessons u Statesman
ship H is cvidcn, thai the Clar. Empcrors and
Kings have much to learn about government, aud
,sntrable relations among nriehbufa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

The familiar hkenesses oi suen notorious 'h"
aotcrs as Villa Huerta Cauanla, Harry Ihav and
the Countess Of katlcniammer have gwen way Co.
snap.hots of European royalty Car Nick tm
pcror Bl and Kinr Pete predominatiug M mon
opol, of first page newspaper space. The chang
s cxhllratng 10 say the least
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

The whole European trouble seems 20 bc owe.
o. ,rsdr. outlet by water Il the crowned heads
had only asked o. We would have gladly passed
around ON a silver platter al the outlets they
could wish for up and down. and ou both sides oi
the Canadian river
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

Since thc royal houses Of England German,
and RUSSIA ore ,eiaied by ,utcrmauagc thc p.rd
ng European war may be- called family quIre
on o. large scale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

Reports OF extraordinary crops reach us rom
he south Plains country 81 us 40 JON the ad.
excursion on the lth aud sc- the wonderful ROY
.hoWing OF ouI southern nolRhbors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

We move that Prcsidcu wilson and Serr' ''ry
Bryan be sent 10 Europe TO give the rro' ned
heads and bald heads q l-v lessons ru Statesman
ship II is cvidcn, tha' the Clar- Empcror and
Kings have much 10 learn about government and
pca,cable relations among neehbors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

Back IN the sixties Europe prulicd by ou. m
tcmnl troubles and established % trade ON the
high seas OF the world which W. have never 1ccn
able To- break mp Now q seems thal thc daf ct
reckoning has come and we may ec th- oruor
tunty 90 play even. Turn about is .air play
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

By thubbhnp the pucc Of wheat and Iabclm
% made n C. s. We may be able 10 play half
way even when ~c sell the staple to ou friend
a.ioss hc Atlantic for an these ycar OF hold.ul
on made in Europe dope
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-04

Daily correspondence received bv Secretary
McGrcgor OF the Panhandle State Fair indi, ate'
that exhibits and attendance ~ he FAIR viii cx ICED
~ expectation and break al previous southwest
lalr records
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08

"&HE Iron Cross, founded by Frederick Will
lam I Of Prussia after the Napoleonie
wars and revived by the grandfather of
the present Kaiser shortly before the be
ginning of the Frsnco-Prussian conflict, has been
so greatly in evidence Of late that Tribune man
undertook the task of interviewing certain New
Workers who are privileged 10 wear this deeora-
ton. In comparison with the Victoria Cross
which has enrraven on IL For Nalour' and is
awarded for this alone, the German honor has
somewhat wider scope although 1t has most fire.
ouently been given for actual bravery upon the
battlefield SO far there have been few official
announcements Of its award in the present strug-
gle
In learning the names of New Workers who are
entitled TO wear II, however, attention was called
TO that Of Lieutenant Bruno Holl. der whose
father is a member Of the brewing and bottling
firm Of Fred Holender Co.. in Lafayette ST. In
a letter to his sister, Mrs. Amahe Oelsner OF this
city Lieutenant Hollender describes how the
honor was conferred upon him. Unless the young
man has been recently killed or wounded he is
with the army of the Crown Prince. The letter,
which tells how his company stOrmed position
of tho French, whose capture. he says. assured
the success Of the German right wing at Longwy'
was written at the beginning of the investment Of
Verdun, and runs in part, follows:
Dear Sister: Just now have finished reading
through the eighteenth list of casualties with ITS
almost incredible number of the killed and
wounded of our army As one must keep IN mind
the fact that perhaps sooner - ia>>> one may
also be included in a similar list, l wish'to write
10 YOU once more This beautiful letteN paper
will inform you that ] French territory,
and indeed. I belong TO the army OF the Grown
Prince which, after a victorious battle and the
capture Of the fortress % LOngwy, on the MeuSe,
is at present besieging Verdun. To-day our arti-
lery fire began the actual investment Of the tort
ress and we hope that In the next few days we
shall be able 10 storm II.
Although we have been through some very
severe engagements. and many brave and dear
comrades have died heroic death for our cause,
there is still no visible end 10 the war. In the
first engagement, which lasted without stoppne
from noon until night. every officer OF the gin
Company was wounded except myself. / shall
never forget the first evening ! spent upon the
battlefield, where the grooming wounded, IN the
midst Of falling shells gave awful cries for help
which we could not bring. And the worst part Of
all was the struggle in the villages, where prac-
tically every house had TO be taken separately.
When charging do not waste M Oh time 10
shoot. but break into the enemy's territory with a
"Hurrah," and fixed bayonets that the red trous-
ers cannot stand Our artillery, also, thank God,
is far superior to that Of the French, and 1t is