The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19

causing many TO ignore their own men IN
tho neld. lie argued very strongly for
organized and concerted action on tue part
ot tho grower as the only solution 70 tho
trouble. Ho discussed the methods Of other
fruit growers OF other Suites, showing that
they have achieved their greatest results In
letters from the Leading commission mer
chants VI the United states showlng tho
advantage that would accurc TO both the
grower aud the merchant by state or
Konlzation controlling tho product of the
btatc. There 10 no danger VI overproduc-
ton, % II has been demonstrated that the
Eastern market can consume 3J1D carloads
weekly Of tomatoes biany df tho Eastern
markets have not been Touched. The fncta
be brought out IN his address viii make
Che people ia thlg section appreciate their
bssOclgtiJu ~ never before. There was n
recess tGben gt the close o. his address
efter which Dir. G. - J8rett ~ DialWlle
was introduced and spoke for thirty min.
uteg 90 tbs best plans for marketing Vie
bnyH there are two successful plang--une
70 soil az the chipping point 20 the buyer
through a distributing o}fco 10 81 Louis.
In thlg way he thinks tho ", Il can be
reached most gstigfaerohly.
However, be thifkH q Combination Of the
two methods 10 The bott way Keep poftcg
~ daily reports from your man In 81
Louls, who Is IN touch with every man IN
tho market, aud n thn local man will ouer
q reasonable price sell 70 hlm, as that ~
OF selling. Never cOnAign goods 70 the IN
reliable commission merchant We can Z
afford 10 compete With ourselves IN inc
mRrket Let all the state organize ana
combine 10 prevent this He thinks ~
per cent OF the Losses In conslgning 10 com
mission merchants VIII pay al expenses OF
manning the markets with competent men
20 LOOK after the matter 10 our best IN
tercHt.
A. this Iunetuie recess was taken til
80 p. m, at which time Colonel LOUIS
y WOlth1m, general manager OF the Texas
Worlds Fair commission, was Introduced
Hnd for an hour addressed q very large ana
hppreclhttre audience, compllmenttng very
highly the nddresGes thnt had preceded his
aud reviewing briefly many OF the points
brought out by ttom, showing some or the
wonderful achievements 10 be expected
nom this kind 81 education mud concerted
action, lie aleo dlscrgsrd 10 = most charm.
iug wDy many OF tho natural advantages OF
iexRa aud some Of the many hcncnta we
may expect TO derive from worthy and
proper representation Of the Texas interests
no the Worlds Fair. lie thinks labor has
as much right 10 organize for mutual pro-
lection as dollarG tic snld he saw the
best evidence Of reul prosperity IN Iimpson
today that he had seen anywhere. He
spoke very cmphatlcaiiy and encouraglngly
of the onenchs OF the Interests OF the rail.
roads ana the agrlculmralsts OF this conn
ny, Also or the wonderful development
" this part of his native State He intro.
duced statistics showing something OF the
uncultlNatcd area Of Texas aud lpgistCd
TINT we have more to show ana more 10
expect from the Worlds Fair than any
state IN the Quilted states lie saws n A.
not hard to see that the gulf OF Mexico IA
10 become the Mediterranean NJ Inc new
world aud thut ICXuB was not only TO bc.
COME one OF the moot important agricultur,
M ceuters OF the world lint hor nnrta prr
10 be among the nrRt in the worlds con,
lncrco, HIS speech WAS mterspersed vim
luuhtlnufe stories that both Illustrated ana