The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
PANAMA WANTS THE FGR
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-av. u u duncan. the t--neisfions
chief - ptihHrisv Panama 49, hrsf ~
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m. Panama Wrr'ds Par Chlb Zoe
. rr.r,ltirs M. .rh-yn@ was instituted IN
-hs rnuntN ~ N,v~rnber is~ With o
! rra--,f..rahir - over s1n President Taft.
. 8u ri- la=' visit - Panama. uaa presented
sith q beautifully 80 xrav~d silver mem
3 bsr-hip card - an honorary president
/ - th@ cuib H@ assured IN. COMMITTEES
/ q hts -uppurt Cor the realization % the
grand pruies'.
| .Th~ Panama World's Par Association
Wa oFRantz-,t on March a.. t90o. sith .
CAPITAL stosk e ~ oIo.0n
| This apout IN. capital stock IL thrown
/ In Ioruaps itlzF a. 'his time when Cali
fonia - c"nsiderinE the g,ie-i'on ~ levy-
ing a SPECIAL taN 20 create canal fair
| fund Having put The hard business
| Facts down in proper oF,ier the prres agent
| permits his p~n o. wander among bright
tAncies N this fasnion;
| -TLaltufs from the North will land IN
a smiling flower garden where perpetual
summer r~iEns. All IN alt lifetime Of
Instructive experience ~ 20 h. enjoyed
and stored up ir visit O. PanAmab
| Uorls fair i-d@r existing auspices.
But aside from pleasure interest the gen
sral business outlook will occtpv the
sp.ciaI intsr~-, and study % all: such q
general business maTs meeting as will
take place between North and South Amer
ga NOilht never hNNF p~rt1 FNuNFtult9tNl
under any other conditions and 30 far
reaching IN itS future gn-ld.
Thousands Of PEOPLE Of South America,
the far Fast and OF all Europe would
come 20 Panama, induced by the desire %
see tho opening Of the canal who would
no, 20 TO the United States simply 20
attend n fair All the world desires 90
49,. the opcning Of tha waterway and
thoroughfare which has been tine dream
, II centuries past and which CONTINUES 20
, occupy the political and commercial in
terest ~ the world.
Here they will $50 the real thing and
not an artificial canal. The adult world
Of TO-DAY ~ quite tho matter 81 fact and
: husinas-like IN he satisfied with toys: IL
wants 20 400 the bona hde article
Others than the eager thronGs from
l MI ,hn Americas will attend 10 the fair 70
u held in Panama, for tho sands will come
; from tho far ERst. merchants from Japan,
China India Will b" on hand. 'rided by
genial sunny cline. just in a mood 20
talk business.
-permanent odlhc~~.- he continues
will b" erected on the Panama worlds
fair grounds Rs exhibit buildings for all
trn. where tho manufacturing establish
nents ~ the United States and other
countries NAV EXHIBIT their wares per-
manentlv Panama is the only practical
! point whore South American merchants
might ,all and Sc just What they want
and give their orders without necessarily
States or 90 Europa.
But the last appeal IL the strongest.
Panama j. not only going To show lie
worlds fair visitors what goods and
wares others may send: she "a going 90
exhibit herself When II comes 90 this
chapter the writer foraakes dry prose and
puts forth his thoughts in poetry. TN
rhymed but tropical:
Panama too will have something 60
Offer in addition To her tropical palms,
forms and flowers; she has her store OF
undeveloped wealth to lay before her
visitors. her thousands 81 hectares Of
virgin soil. where rubber. cocoa, codee,
sugar cana and tobacco are grown. equal
to any in any part 81 the world. Two
annual crops ~ corn and rice are success
fully grown and every kind Of garden
vegetable II tho best quality n grown
here. Chinese gardeners are getting rich
to-day furnishing the markets ~ Panama
With such productive lands in the hands
| II scientific American or European farm
ers tho results would be incalculable
| Forests ~ fine woods are here. mahogany
cedar and other furniture woods; cas-
sique. moro. and other dye woods: In fact
! valuable woods arr her" in great abun-
dance. which hav" never been placed OF
/ I no yfNarksta