The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-12

~ the state fair grounds the Colonel
met ! ISL schoolgirls I've had a great
time In ~ l.out. b" todd them IT
,s~m, 10 me that 'hl. - wldsawaks
'rWn Inns - the only plAc" that ever
had mo up m m" AR
a." explained - them about the aero
plane and apologiEed Tor being 40 late.
A know YOU all we'll know YOU would
play hockey Tor q w--A To- go up IN an
a,r~hip- he said IN his regular falsstto
Therefore | know you won't blame me
for icing late
The Colonel raced hack 20 town Just
a. fast a. he could Ne hurried to take
dinner with Gov. Hadley and 10 get over
to the Coliseum Tor has might speech
lie was 30 hegrimed with dust and OIL
that u took him some time
on hts return To hts hotel thIs afternoon
HoN-"y related his experience with col.
Roosevelt
HoNsav said thai having learned that
Roosevelt : birthday fell on m" same dat"
a. ms own October =. he leaned over tn"
side ~ tho car m which Mr. Rons.'' cit
vas sitting aud SAID To- HIM thar IA" felt
that he mad lien on his Iudul gence and
would ike To tax" him Tor aspInin the air
Now replied Roose, ell with on.
phAs.s on the word
Yes. replied Hux-ey a better time
couldn be had Everything IL per
fectly calm and the day an ldea one for
h. planning
When up a considerable distance from
terra trma | yelled 20 Col Roosevelt
above the din made nv the whlrrIng pro-
pellers and the cheering 81 the crowd
below. not 10 pull any IT IN" cords To
rhis Mr. Roosevelt leaned over and said
Nothing dong HoNsey. nothing dong
At this time Mr. Roosevelt was waving
his hat to the Peopl" m IN" grand stand.
Later, when passing over the Dough
nAught. the former chef Executive
yelled IN my. ear pointing to the make
believe vessel War army aeroplaua
and grinned.
Mr. ROOSEVELT flight with HoNsev was
only one Of dozens 81 interesting things
he did TO-DAY He rushed and whlzZ"d
and few about just ike he used To do
~ LOUIS folks who attempted to follow
his course gave n up a. a bad job II
was simply Impossible
When II comes 90 mixing business with
pleasure you cannot surpass III" Colonel
He made thre" big speeches. morning.
noon and night In the Coliseum hefor"
an enormous audience tonight he told
his notions Of tarih making He repeated
q good many things he had said before.
but he said that h. desired tn make him
self perfectly clear ON that issue
He reminded the Missourians who came
to hear him that they are face to face with
q situation similar To- the one ~ New York
State. He referred to the bosses and tn"
interests
Ex-Gov. David n. Francis who is seek.
ing the Democratic nomination for Sena.
tor against James 4 Reed 1f Kansas
City. was not mentioned bv name but the
Colonel had him in mind IN referring to
the relation 81 politiC- and business The
contest among the Republicans for the
Senatorial nomination II also warm here
and the 81 Louis folks were all discussing
10 tonight.
Cove rnment control furnt,h"t Mr.
Roosevelt the Leading theme for m"
speech he delivered here to-day before
the Traffic club
THIS control. the Colonel said - not
the spITIt Of revolution hut rather fh.
prevention 81 revolution He DO, Jared
that his suggestion for governmental .
control was for N" good Of 'hs corpora
tions well for fhe good ~ the paopl" /
In the same room hir Roosevelt had "a
few hours hafor" told m" Business Mons
League NJ ~ LOUIS that they must retain
control of the terminals Ii,deeper water.
ways were 10 p- effective m .eduCInc ;
transportation rates
The Traffic club luncheon ~ N" Hotel ?
Jefferson was tho most important function
o. The day excepting m" nlg meeting At .
the Coliseum tonight Mr. Roosevelt .
told the railroad men and shipTar, 1T ~ .
LOUIS that he was al out - say things .
that might or might not iispIe1sa them
but he hoped they would understand
The day of the small railroad - past
said Nlr Roosevelt TIL. personal touch .
Of the rnduaRer~ NJ railroad with those
outsiders chiefly Interested n - no longer
exists II Is therefor. necessary 20 face
and 10 meet rhe n"w .ond'tions You !,
cannot disp"ns. with the corporation
vet the corporation of to-day IL too bug
TO pursue IT'S wav without control
There must be government super
VISION and control of the great railroads q
More than THAI. u must b" hv one goVarn
ment You cant have foriy--. or forty
eisht governments controlling tho cor
poratlons n they try 10 DO 30 tho only .
she~' will be that some % them will con I
troi the corporation 10 ~ datrlrnent and F..
Others Will control m" government 10 ~
detrlm-n'
'In most Eases tho Colonel con
tinued. ~ j. not f"a-ihl" 20 s"rarat.
lntor-tat" from N" ,n'rastat" com
mert-.
which EXERCISES that control h"Caus..
u Is III" only agency which can la ~ ono"
entirely efficient and entirely inst
Having thus got control 'ha people
through their governmental agents are
hound not only a. q matter 81 honor bat
fha' control with Iu-tIr"tnnd equity
working agreement must ~ had h..tw,-,.n
he shIpnaT and th" railroad man 80 that /
Justice shall IN. done 10 N" -hpp.r. To
those VINO have invested their money
and n those who work for IA. railroads
The most fanatic advocate of Govern
mental interference must gladly SEQ all
differences settled by the parties them
selves wherever that - possible, but the
Government must have m. power 10
stop any conflict whore IN" parties them
selves cannot do - with justice 20 all
This morning shortly after MI. arrival
Mr. Roosevelt made a spe"ch before the
Business Mems League which gave him
a hrea kfaEt. He was IN rafting good
humor flll ~ ng"r and good nature
a h" usually 10 early m the morning
He had hean introduced ~ Walker Hi
10 tho New York horn man who knows
hat there L. a country west ~ The Ale
ZhauI"~, and that pleased him
He SAID that we IRE certain 10 improve
the MIsSussippl Ultimately. and that IL
must be fore hv he hest experts
IL IL absolutely essential - control
he terminals in the interest n the water
Says II We don't control them the rail