Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-29

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Office at Amarillo. Texas under the act Of March
5. 1879.
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Country. Covers the Panhandle Of Texas East.
ern New Mexico Southern Colorado and Western
Oklahoma from twelve to twenty-four hours IN
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Two great questions are up at this aeason--
the determination Of the ly and the deonp,iation
Of the weeds
he Chinese eggs are too small 10 compete
with the American eggs says an exchange Bat
they can't be too stale 10 throw At undesirable
citizens.
an optmist is one who refuses TO bother h.,
mind with dlsagreeable subjects says an ~
change. The fellow who lorpeis 10 pay hs bnle
comes under this definition
Some Of our readers don't Ike the frequent
mention Of Roosevelt in these columns They
forget that the editor must have hot weather ma
tenal TO write ON IN the summer time
he death Of an Imprisoned sunmRcllc by
voluntary starvation would be shocking oi
course, but It would be the last Of IFS kind The
rest OF the locked up mlitants would eat says the
Kansas City Journal
American Code in liucrta', Hands say
the news dispatches Perhaps he expects 10 pass
II of on Villa Tor passport when the latter
reaches Mexico City
Dr. Cook - willing 10 oonocdc that Teddy
discovered that nver VIII las strcnuog'y return
the compliment with reference Ia the little polo
controversy II so. preyaucalion % loldIiied
Kansas and Oklahoma e. + C. have endorsed
national prohibition. We compelled the lcxaa
travellers to endorse it recently at least as long
as they residents Of the United States OF the
Panhandle.
Judge Ben Lindsey did not succeed ~ get
ting an interview with M Rockefeller bu, he
did succeed m breaking INTO the FIRST pages oi
practically every metropolitan daily IN the coun
try We believe Lindsey got what he wanted
As to the rule that good wheat year means
a poor corn year IT docs not apply m the Pan
handle since We raise very little corn In tact
there are very few rules Of any kind that hold in
the Panhandlc-cvcn the weather Is Of the Tree
lance variety here.
Kansas bankers say there ~ grca, prosperity
ahead even II the wheat crop Is not taken INTO
consideration. They mus, admit however that
the wheat prospect acts as mighty reliable tail
to ia eprosperity kite.
Clifford Pinobo, ls a candidate for United
States senator IN Pennsylvania. The fact that he
once established y reputation as honest man
and "bucked the whole Taft adminlatrahon, al
though himself a Republican. enough to con
vince us that Pinchol will not be elected.
They have agreed on the basis OF the
peace terms up at Niagara Falls Alter they
agree on the floor plans. the dimensions, heights
81 ceilings interior finish. style and material OF
roof. and several other minor details the medi
ators may be expected To- ash lor bids on the -
ection OF the castle Of peace.
a disastrous hail storm last tuesday put the
orchard and truck raisers in the vicinity OF Kos
well on, OF business for this year. according 70
the Roswell Morning News. Getting rather too
close for comfortable feeling ON the part OF the
Panhandle wheat miscrs
Kansas wheat rsisers object 10 over estimation
Of their crop lest the erroneous report will oaus'
a fall IN the price We were OF the opinion thu
Kansas farmers. who mostly vote the republican
ticket. were OF one mind with the politicians wh'
everlss,ngly preach tha, the administration m e
be blamed Il there is drop m the pro "i i''n
produrts I'm other words that tariff reduction
- the seat Of al Ills Kansas farmers and poll
tioians should compare notes before they talk.
SOME KNOCKERS WE HAVE KNOWN
History teaches us tina, every worthy achieve
men, has always been accompanied 'by cntc'sm