The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-19

|jNDBALESYSTEM
Lda.nt.d With by Mcfadden
| Bros.
\ N SQUARE BALE PROCESS
.,,ue 10 Urge Its SUI
\, sut Do Not Propose
20 BE Left.

80, Do Not Propose
20 BE Left.
r.,.,. July 1s.-The greatest
handlers in the United States
n,icb OWES more cotton COM
any number OF corporations
states. George H. McFadden
experiment with the round
81 makingv package Of cotton
from 'Ax''''''' to ne
thIs statement will be received
and doubt by the readers OF
Int IL they will watch the
,nts they will find that | have
y what ! say. but that am
-matiou of a reliable char
experiment on the part of the
r,erests is not 4 surrender to
i'm which that firm has fought
raj seasons in Texas. 1t is
.hot the McFaddens were the
,oss the STANDARD bale cs the
Eage for cotton. They have de-
n deal OF argument and quite
bney In endeavoring to educate
and the farmer that all parties
eryed by putting up the staple
re Of q regulated size. "a Oh
they will yet continue the
ey have brought argument to
II that the round bale is not to
of the producer OF tue cotton,
great many have believed this
Interest In the financial affairs
|ucer was brought about by the
he McFaddens have large sums
compress machinery, there are
| have thought that the argu-
bced by the firm, and its repre-
Il of some weight. Be that
| George H. MeFaddcn " Bro.
position in the cotton world
must accept the pr>s ess of
lii that progress presents prac-
4 II 1t is shown conc.uslvely
bund bale is the proper thing,
McFadden Il Bro. desire to
|tercst in it. TIER int. ests in
the cotton crop of the world
tester than their interests in
said cotton crop in the various
! presses which they have been
about the country. In going
|unc bale business, however, the
people do NOT admit that what
said about the round bale was
they do not retract any state
position TO the round bale. nor
Fopose to accept all the state
|eh the round bale people pre-
claim for the new system. At
reached such a point that the
people must know more about
|ystem, and II they find that it
is claimed to be they will be
ated by being in the business.
'adden people have come to the
that a trial OF the new system
made BY the opposition to it.
reached the further conclusion
by them is the one trial which
lstrate the truth or falsity of
'laims in favor of the round bale.
u decided that George H. Nc
Bro. will put in round bale
South Texas town. / do not
in what town it will be located.
be in a station on the line of
ntonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
putting in the plant, the firm
detailed account of every
|. The seed cotton VII be pur-
viii be wrapped in a round bale,
sclpped and delivered in the
ne spinners, Every transaction.
movement OF the packages com
ne plant will be followed and
made Of it, The spinners will
"a 10 report on the result of
ls OF the cotton, as compared
inolins OF staple in compressed
isIles will bo compiled to IL
Q difference between the two
"a II in this way the round hale
VICTOR the McFadden people
pei Into the question. In doing
u VIII not overlook the argn- |
= mas been used against the
.na' It carries with it whatever |
ere is In the staple, and being
y package this moisture can
''e, the result being that it is
y lae cotton reaches the spin |
piaaef VIII be asked to examine |
MS feature. They will not
: argument regarding freight |
ase IN handling, or the differ
piire 10 the producer. Every
: ,aken into consideration, and |
Impartial trial will he made.
W Done at one round bale
iaS AL the same time, how
~ adden people will keep be-
. aer' the buyer and the ship
' s to be accrued from hand
.ara bale of cotton. The ar
! used In favor of the
y YET holds good, and it will
'sa'ea. The McFadden people
70 converted until they find
As Is what is claimed for It.
y IN one instance as an ey-
aSCept III as Jelng TO
eiests OF all concerned. Ii is
,a. transaction. OF an ex-
'ature and the result is 10 de-
i. sullre conduct of the great
w.t.. a thorough trial of the
s's,em, the McFadden people
, .1heluslon that 1t is the
. .a .asy VIII axteud their in
q, Saaltional plants, and will do
"a y toward obyiatlng the trust
= round bale system. One of
/, alsuments now used against
ae : Is that IL VIII result in the
"a, gigantic trust, which will |
u - me cotton and the price
T. !, out viii also control the
M P,oauets thereof. If they
~ Sua eale they will accept it as
asst ditch. ' "