Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-04
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Things don't happen by accident There
~ no such thing as luck. Man h what
he thinks. The man not willing to be
cruclfled f0r the things Tor which he
stands. II no, liable TO make much u
n go.
The man Who does not believe Boo him.
Seif cannot expect others Co. believe in
him. We are un the verge ii 4 vondi'
ton that calls lnr the best talent %
keep the ship Of state On the middl, II
Ga. channel There Will Do a SLOWING
down. Positively. there wsil Ice 40
panic.
Greer of Dallas Talks.
Hilton a. Grrgr dv.lt on the import.
anoe Of co operation and coordination,
ard gave u au his opinion that world
prohl,Gnf shoIid rnme within the pur'
view o. inaitrif c1u .d'rrd hy the Pan
handle rlalus Jhtmh'r of Commerce.
President Wilson Interpretation ol tn
liberties % ihc world the speaker
thought rhould b. upheld
Say> Press behind Body.
Addressing himself to the subject e
the view OF the Press IN 4 Nunn
placed newspapers on tho plan. With
the teacher and preacher. and cited an
ulficial u thu Pennsylvania railroad
system as elias INK news print as
Iecessiiy. with thu same priority e..
shipping privileges as food and fuel
Newspaper arr mediums 90 service.
the speaker said and IN behalf ~ a.l
the papers 81 the Panhandle" assured
the meeting thsy ar" b.hiui th" Fan
handle Plains Chamber 90 Comm'rDr ir
lts laudahle development work,
Work IL the Ir.>>.
Referring e. ncWsplper judo, Wi
son asserted the Uhupd STATE supreme
court could not discharge i;s duties
properly bu, for the pfra Opinions
are no; made un from the newspapers.
the Judge observed hot stlrd thar IL o.
through the prcfs that they Rp in
touch with the people. and the lack 90.
that touch would destroy courts Judge
Wilson repeated statement recently
made before q gathering ~ automobile
men In Dallas t. the cffc,t that IN hts
contact with men ovef the state the
HIGHEST class Il citizenship Wa foaud
IN the Panhandle country.
District Attorney H. T. Taylor err.
phasized the compliment paid Panhan.
lie citizenship hy Judge Wilson AMI
added that In his extensive acquain;.
ance over the state. the morals Of the
people o. the Panhandle exceed those
81 any other sectis1.
"A characteristic address by DR. A. J.
Caldwell on the Heart % the Si;ua.
ton" which was well received. closed
the speaking, which lasted iill midnight !
Miss Felice Stinneii favored III. meet. I,
Ing with . solo. Mrs LLOYD Fletcher !
With q reading ard a vocal selection |
was rendered BY the Amo;ex quartet.
sfinneti Reelected President.
The afternoon session hegan with a. |
election Of officers. Mr. Hamlln prcsid. I
ing. A. 3. stinneii was reelected pres. |
dent. y. p. Reid q Pampa nominating |
him and c. II. Walker seconding the !
nomination. also moving that the nor.
nations cease and the election be- unari. !
moua Vice presidents elected are: I. |
d. Hamlin. Farwell: J. : wynee. Pam.
~; c. H. walker Dalhagi. George /
Ryan. Clarendon: Judge Howard. Floy.
dada.
Directors are: l.. A McAdams. Can. |
adam; c. 7. Hunkapillar. Pampa: ]. 1 |
Vance. Panhandle: Mr.. Reed Canyon
w. W. Rixed. TeXlin,; r. l. Gordan
Palmer: L. q. Wagner. Robert. |
George Ryan. Clarendon: Homer Sieen. |
Floydada. other directors will be elec'.
ed later. u is expected
Pope Urges New Territory.
J. L. Pope Il Woodward Okla. for.
merry q Amarillo. spoke upon the ad. |
visibility q taking In new TERRITORY |
Mr.. Pope declared tina; the Farmland,
~ Texas was similar d that q northern |
and western Oklahoma and that thew
had many Interests IN common. nj
declared the Oklahoma people were pr. |
pared o. meet Texans half way In any
proposition that Is 20 their mutual b..
teresis !
Mr.. Pore deplored any tendency
among counties 10 believe that they
could profit IN any way AT the exp-nsa
of other communities Tie added that
he believed there was no organization
either In Texas "a oklahoma that had
cone % much constructive WORK dlrlag
the past year. In his opinion
Because % Hines Judg. ". "
Knight q Hereford was unable ~ ,
present and make hi sheduled al
dress.
Newspaper Editor speaks.
Hilton X. Greer a. -.silnt editor q
the Dallas Jogrnll. who formerly was
IN .he newspzper business IN Amar.H
Tor five year. spokc upon "Centrtl
Texas View q thu Panhandle" IT.
referred e. the Favorable impres-i1ns ~
Amarillo that the mn who had bcea