Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13

ID. ..I ir ur conference a. Austin that
o.. . .ft' .ity of Texas discontinue tn
H..t tv. cars 'u two. leaving this a.
.l,. Nouuli ichoois ot the state. Il ih'S
.1.uid ., dome d would take more than
h.T 90 o.. i"to students from IN" uni
.p.|it tI.uy ~ whom nr. a. AMI u
,ttt. ga CO., srs lot In thu great
srh.ll
Needs Are Told.
TTu. VI 1tsHs state Normal Col
mI- tat, cnr,.ut the ,duc1tiunll
r,.r e. 'hr nuh1ndlr rlIirs 'uun'
tfy.' sttd "a IN "rh,rc have hs'n'
H.. .lr c,ru ,if, no student" 'nrnll'
90 fHr ., l"l ~ th' ten wears Of ~
,,..t,t,, e., 4 recent ct whom would
nu. l.,r a.,,u''d schu,i hHi not thu
Normal br,p IN ,Nsi,uc, IN this ',r-
uuu. Tho a,udrmic departments nr"
-ftoue aud W,ll equipped AMI prepared
tp ear, f"t th, s,ud,uts bat special d.
lr,rim,uts need expansion. Twcniys.N
d iud,utt were turned away from ~"
If uul TRAINING department this v'ai
htr4uss th'rr was not teaching fore
enough tu care fur them. The Hon"
Economics d,ilutin,ut could b. duubl'
WIZ thu teaching iurrp available. T.
,ry LiH should learn home making
Thi. ,iinn has the best foundation t"r
hon, unking ~ ANY r.ctiuu ~ IN"
United States % T. e population oi tn
cl,iu, -. ,truur, q and musi StawlJrd
u th, ,iti,uship - Mt developed. q
viii De- a di tiurt iuss to th, state Eui
Uh.i,9 The student viii unt y, 100
r,l,- The ADVANTAGE must d" oft'r'
here
"Thr teaching of arliCultur" ~ h"s
coming nlur, and more important -
tine ..,tiun sls1.O00 u00 II small grain
was raised ~ the Panhandle I'lains
GENTRY lr year The department, 81;
: agriculture has hie place To fill N
: ihe development 81 this yrc,ion. Tn"
2 bows and f.tls coming tn the school
7 arc from the farms and ranches The
cn back to IN, farms and ranches aii'r
b their courrDy are conpl.tod. II has h''n
. wat, uf money ii they return less
. prepared ~ NJ h,iicr prepared thah
I. when they came "a the school Tho
: should H. cont hack tu live better and
. rrpinry mor, Tn" boIs and girls are
; entitled to H."
M Fight against New School.
4 Mr. Iull stated that he hsd nn iigh'
. against the prmiu 4 West n VI.
p Cull,g,. but he does not believe IL /,
!. r,ud tim, ~ start any new svhool. ~
. would take Al least 81 600 900 TO &c
tahlish q first cllss school under pres
cnt conditions. d, h,licves. while thu
!. ,Npan, con ~. the West Texas state Non
i. nal college can icgltimat,ly be- asg~l
/ for To- taxi, ear, Of needs 81 the ran
p handle. Plains country. II - guol
: husino4 investment for the state. =
Z viii cust mt more than Siioeoe. -
d declared
1 Frank T.. Jami'nn. sccretary.mar
= aVrr 1t the Panhindl, Plains ChaInhc'
A." uf Commerce. pointed out the grcHl
i need for IN" expansion 81 the school
tn. Panhandle contained on-.tcnih u
: IN. population of the state Vet ha'
: only .nc.thirtv.iirst representation =
: the senate Nine counties In the norta
/. wet part ID: the Panhandle paid int,
= thv riat- treasury $4,000 more thar
they received hnck for school purposes
Harris and Anderson and adjoining
counties dr,w out uf the state TREASURY
, fur ,Chod purposes sS;s.oo0 than the
:, hsd PAID In.
> Stl,ool Centrally Located.
b. ''Th, schuol az Canyon II rcntrall'
ioCatcl in the panhandlc.llains coun
ny" said Mr.. Jamison. Canyon ha
. an obligation 20 tho schod In IN
building q NOR, sidewalks. more huard
rg houres and paving tiic streets bu
:, The people feel coniidcn, that she vii
. A. ihcso things The pai,handle. Plain
il titi,'uship should ~, behind THE mov'
ment to expand the uscfulnrss u IA
schooi."
" Mr' Guthrie &C Hereford pointed ou
IS the wonderful opportunities that coI
ironted the pcoplc II Canyon. Bette
business houses better religious iacii
tie, we're needed foi the envircmont e
q IN, stud,nis She VAS greatly impress
y "a WIN the economy and praciicihilit
"A ~ expanding this school rather tha
building new agricultural college.
T" q. W. Warwick. pre- ldcnt Ut thu IN
" dall County Commercial League. state
a the steps which werr being taken
canyon o. bcautify the city 20 m-
thu growing demands 81 the schU
Htih NANih wv wv ath l'ilIiNuH Nlait
m point.
" sharp speaks.
Rev. ! Il. sharp 81 Hereford state
that economy wa not ciie importai
= thing IN education. 1T II the lea
le thing o. De- considered" he said. w
N must pay Tor the advantages Dallas
!, going o. pay $3.50 and up for tcache
~ next year. We must pay that price
10 We viii rct teuchcrs that she don
want am highly pleased at the id'
of expanding the Normal"
Mr Faschnll uf Amarillo. who fori
orally lived IN Denton told ~ the wol
90 the Denton normal ana the G. I.
e 10 that city. Hc was pleased over q
w. lVrosps-is oi eniarging and expandil
the Normal ~ thu Plains country
Mayor knight q Hereford todd hc
lE the peopie ~ Hereford stood by ca
Iis Son when the Normal was beinl off
n. "a 10 the towns. a. they realized tn
We're ton near thu New Mexico bord
90 have chanc. az IN. location. r
hl pcopls ~ Hereford had always app
m dated the school. w. believed u wuu
b. a great mistake o. think of csta
=. \ fishing = new schoul in West Tex
until the present sohoi we're able
on rst all the suiHsort they NEEDED.
must har,ily appruyod the appropr
ar. ton That u would take to expand {
= Normal ~ that u could bsst serve Z
people q be- Panhandle Plains COUNT