The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-27
20o3 LOCUST 8T,SI.I LOUIS.

the resources necessary to make It one oil
the greatest fields Of industrial enaeavSi
IN the nation, we n nav e. hi nnsn un lsc .bis He'd,
This we now are obtaining in the develop
ment OF our oil fields. and we Will so0n
our people and sell our surplus to the out
side world In competition with. manuiac
turers everywhere. The people Of the coun-
try are just beginning to find out taa. Lex
and cattle-raislng In,
heSira toward Texas attests that fact- ~
rlgnites that Texas will indeed be the en-
pire State by 1910"
Railroad and Warehouse Comm!ssionel
Hennessey has been a guest at the Planners
SMaior Tom Park viii be one of the stats
Commissioner to the Louisiana furenasa
Exposition. He is not seeking the posit,on:
but his friends want II Tor nlm' sna tn y Z
tour u inspection over the bonne leIie
Railroad Tomorrow, and l expect 20 deageh
some timber in his interest on mat UP,
Major Park was present, ana oiscialmeu
any active candidacy tor the position NEIL
toned by Mr.. Hennessey.
1.-THE Pan-American Exposition ID goins
to be n huge and . gratifying SUCCESS.
said Mr.. F. W. Vetter Of Buffalo, n. T., az
the Planters Hotel. 1T Win be due 70 the
fact that we have had s4ceiien. that Won
81. Louis people are talking about maktiS
Snr director General Buchanan the Direc-
tor General Of your own treat ssr the
Director General of a great en6eIprise; H.
ours and yours should have the SuiannS
hand from the very beginning OF tne "o o,,
10 bns ine e" lust now. Our electrical exhibit.
with power furnished By. Niagara kailas -
going to be q revelation.
Commissioner John NJ. Allen Of Mississipp'
10 enarnored OF st. Louis and the peop.e.
10 loves them not only. because Lney Mn.rs
treated him right dsisi. royd pSrc s'nse TX Esposition
Tnawmissi1ner, but because thsy listen ana
iaueh at his stories; -., 20 III.
In speaking Of his appnih.Wsn' tnnw
vsvw veil that the little old $o.o00 q year
NJ mo Tor serving on this commission does
not nearly compensate q man q NY u. Sna
.,,sshsd. ability, but you must femempsI
that h comes powerful regular. and ! am .
stiekier for regulaYity.rrs.. :. tho. so,,h.
Mr.. Allen was seen Frioay ~ the. ovutIe
s erIanS Whe xho ne were recalling Aliens speech
s.aSnrs the Committee on Appropriations Of
the national House Of Rsps y s.a aHa 20, In ~.
a fSr the spp sra maimte 3. q a q sss
Sstchary In his home town Of Tupelo. MIS-;
They were all laughing. for T. was u 1na e
tbe Committee. 1 nave been . member OF
your honorable COMMITTEES for many years,
and very seldom 1t IL that ! have asked you
t. appropriate 2 Of G ens peop,ets ,n m9nss
ton in ~ district. This. This tine sns ,h hG. % g !
ai,n.opriation for the establishment OF this
fish hatchery. Together with quite . mum.
to retire frnR public life. and make this
as a last, a parting request to my colleagues
IN this committee. I want this 1sh hatch
cry 1t TupeIo for several reasons: One Y
nnother is entirely selfish. When I have de-
parted from the scenes ,s Of H ny isb 2; ai here:
in the forum OF the House, and have left to
smother the position of counselor and Euide
70 fhe veteran chairman of this committee;
when / am doing the C~incinnatus act on
my farm at home, I want the satisfaction
Of communing In thought with my former
friends and colleaguss on this committee.
j.atchery II will recall the old days. 1t will
also give me an ocular demonstration q the
sayinR that a sucker IL born every minute.
Gentlemen. / want to assure you that NOT
e1,-. n, ..4p.t .r- sldsG1:',s ios this FISH
s.Ta ciai,u.;ns for the inestimable privilege
or being born In Tupel0.'
~. sllau ont HIS aDOrOOrfntfOn-