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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
LONDON HIGHER,
NEW YORK LOWER
Market Was Under Pressure and
The Few Rallies Were
Fitful.
SOME SMALL BUYING ORDERS.
In Early Afternoon Prices Made q
Good Rally and Then
Receded.

New York. June 3.-Opening prices in
the stock market today were lower in
spite OF higher range Of quotations from
London. The prominent speculative IA
yorites led the decline and free offerings
came out IN various quarters II the list.
United States Steel opened with sales OF
1909 shares at 80 and S2a compared with
8si. last night. Great Northern preferred
fell . Northern Pacific ~. Reading, 81.
Paul and Illinois Central about point
aud southern Pacific and the INTERIOR
ough Metropolitan stocks large irac-
tons.
The pressure against the market was
ftful and feYerish rallies interviewed. Al
ter ST. Paul had been driven down IA 70
1914. substantial buying commenced ana
such fay0Iites AS St Paul, Pennsy wanna
Reading, New York Central - =
Steel preferred and Amalgamated copper
were marked up from y 70 = ago,s
Reading, which lOweder u TO llilt pre-,
clpitated all around selling again. United
states Steel preferred 6old az N'a.. Inc
lowest Of the year. but the general mar
ket did not yield to as low a Level as Al
the start
Prices made Irregular piottess upNsiN
on a desultory demand which showed
subsding tendency at the advance Inc
average level Of the market rose above
last night Some Of the striking gains
established were Northern Pacihc "a
Pennsylvania. and New York Central r.
Reading J.. Illinois Central ], Anaconda
3, Amaigamated Copper ~. and Colorado
Fuel and marlborough Metropolitan pre-,
ferred IA Occasional pressure carried
some less prominent stocks on, The mar
ket was firm at noon, but very duii
Ronds were irregular.
Small buying orders were executed
steadily throughout the list and the mar
ket made further slow advance ana he
fore o'clock fully q score u the prominent
stocks had risen a point or more beyond
Yesterdays closing Prices reeeded a
fraction at the end Of the hour. Penn
sylyanla and General Electric Improved
"a. Reading IA. Union Pacific. Great
Northern preferred, St Paul, Louisville
& Nashville. Baltimore 4 Ohio. Erie sec
ond preferred, Wisconsin Central pre-
ferred. Locomotive and Pacific Mall 10
IL. Kansas city Southern dropped on
a point
Weakness developed through the grad
nal curtaiment Of the demand and there
was a decided setback which wiped out
the days gains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
ALTA PROPERTY SOLD.
Secret Mining & Milling Company Adds
Cole Claim To It, Group.

The directors Of the Secret Mining
aud Milling company. which Is operat-
ing property 40 Alta. held a meeting
last night in their office In the II. T.
Walker block and approved the pur-
chase Of the Cole lode claim which
adioins the Secret group on the south.
The addition Of this claim gives the
company FIVE lode mining claims and
its acquisition is considered very
good move on the part OF the company
as the claim has good vein Of high
grade raleua ore. Several 81 the on
Gers Of the company returned from
the mine a few days AGO and brought
down fine niece OF galeua ore. which
Is being displayed in "a cigar store
window ON Brokers Row and is att
tracing considerable attention among
mining men,
General Manager Ninor and Supt.
ClouFh win leave Tor Alta on Thurs
day morning and viii at once COM
mcnce active operations AZ the mine
ana will soon have a shipment OF ore
ready for the market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
PRODUCE.



Chicago, July 3-The wheat market
opened weak today chiefly because Of
weather conditions There was no rain
reported either In the southwest where
harvesting r. IN progress nor IN the
northwest where II was feared for a time
that there had been too much moisture.
September opened shade lower 10 a
shade higher at sls 10 500. sold at sOi.
ass. and then declined to i97s
The corn market was easier September
opened isa4 lower at 6ll. 70 5iN, and
sold down 20 5led5lis.
The oats market was steady. Septem-
Der opened unchanged TO i lower at
"a 10 49,. and sold at S5ts and then de-
olined % &h
Provisions we're strong, pork especial
~ showing great hrmness. September
pork was ~ higher AZ l6.g2is and sold
up 10 l7.l0 Lard was q. higher al 9.02ia
Ribs were up "A shade at go
Cash Wheat-No. red, Nis; No 3 red
@dSlis; No. 2 hard, 79isaS2is No hard.
60 81 No l northern sly, No. ? north
ern. S2isHs4i.. No. 3 spring. lsuS
Corn-No > 52iG No. 3, 52dj2A.
Oats-No . 3Sd5sis No. g. g.
close: Wheat--July "a. Sept, 81,
Corn-July, 5hn5l@: Sept, 5lA,.
Oats-July, 3sA. Sept. 3SS435A,.
Pork-July, 100, Sept, 0dl1,12ia
Lard-July. SIS; Sept. 9o3s.
Rlbs-July. 9.g Sept, e.ji.
Rye-Cash. &d4
Flax-Cash, northwestern, lT..
Tlmothy-Sept. l25.
Cloyer-Cash, 100
Barey-Cash, i2d52
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
CUMBERLAND ELY.
This Fly Mine May Become Second
Nevada Consolidated.

The Cumberlaud-Ely company. which
IS controlled by the Guggenheims. says
q Boston writer has recently cut IS
feet Of the Characteristic ore ~ the tiS-
trict. which runs 23i percent copper.
The company Is sinking in ore at two
ether points which runs from percent
20 3is percent cOppcr
The Guggenhelms anticipate that the
Cumherland-E will In time develop
into as large a mining proposition as
the Nevada Consolidated company. and
they expect to develop an ore body
! 900 feet In length by l.O00 feet In
Width-a porphyr,ic mass, all OF which
can 60 90 the concentration.
The Cumberland-Ely company hae a.
ready proven the continuation Of The
Nevada Consolidated ore bodies into its
territory and the Nevada Consolidated
company engineers claim an ore lcI-
mage On sight an the way from 10000
600 10 25O00O0o tons-hgures almost too
suponduous 20 believe. These figures
arc attested TO- however. by no less
ar authority than Consulting Engin aT
Bradley
The Cumberland Ely company has an
exceedingly valuable asset I'm Watel
rights. II controls two-thirds OF ths
water rights Of the entire Ely camp
Water IS an exceedingly valuable ad.
iunct 90 mining operations az Ely and
i the key 10 the situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
UTAH No PLACE
FOR WILDCATS
Copper Mining Shares in High Fa-
yor With Country's Lead.
ing FinancierS.
THEY SHOULD CONTINUE TO BE
Last Weeks Incident on Floor Of Min.
Ing Exchange VIII Have Good
Moral Eject.

Utah IS no place for tho floating Of
wildcat mining propositions and the in.
cidcnt Of last week on the floor Of the
Salt Lake stock & Mining exchange
ought 10 he sufficient notice to the
word that mining must be conducted
as nearly ms possible along legitimate
lines IN this state
Nevada. unfortunately, has been
worked TO a finish By "wildcatters' and
some Of these days there win be an aw-
ful time Of reckoning But when new
mining camps come into existence as
they have done during the past few
years I'm Nevada. II is q difficult mat
ter sometimes 10 distinguish between
the good and the bad. while again n
some enc should rise up and say that
things were not being run right with
some certain corporation, the critic II
a. cnce put down as a "knocker' and n
he gets out Of camp with his physiog-
nomy In normal condition he could COLT
flder himself In luck
But IN Nevada conditions are grddu-
ally getting down 10 more substantial
basis and the men who do the most 81
their mining on paper. that Is, those
who organize companies. pay some east
ern broker 80 per cent commission ana
work on their individual stock on the
unsophisticated fasteners, are not
reaping the harvest that they used to-
Nevada viii soon be an Improbable
field for this class Of miners 90 TO OPP
crate Ia and naturally they VIII look
for greentr pastures.
The high character OF Utah copper
stocks and the standing which they
have with the great financial interests
" the country makes this state APP
pear as tempting field for them. but
n the Salt Lake Stock a. Mining eX.
change maintains the dignity Of al
honorable organization the reputation
Of Utah mining stocks IN the east viii
not be degraded In the least The ac-
tlon % the members Of the exchange
In criuc'zug the wording Of an unwiso
advertisement win have a good moral
effect nj least.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
BUYS COKE PLANT.
American Smelling Interests Also Ac.
ouIre Valuable Mineral Lands.

Tacoma, Wash, July 3-The Tacoma
Smelling company has purchased the
coal mining and coke plant OF the
Western American company at Fairfax
So miles from Tacoma. together with p
~ acres OF mineral land. The coks
production Will be increased from the
present output Of 100 tons day to
900 tons a day. supplying both the CALI
fornia and Tacoma Shelters. While
the consideration Is named as nominal,
it Is understood the property Is esti-
mated 10 be worth Ia the neighborhood
" million dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
HERE FROM GOLD BUTTE.
y. 4. Gibbs Talks About Gold Butte
Mine Which lie Discovered.

J +. Gibbs came In yesterday from
Gold Butte New OF which camp he Is
p pioneer and of which he Is really the
founder Re was the discoverer ~ the
Gold Butte mine and up 10 a few days
ago when the directors granted him a
leave ~ absence. has been ia charge
q the development ~ that property.
The tunnel through which the prop
erty IS being opened g. now into the
mountain lS5 feet and b. being pushed
ahead as rapidly as possible through a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
ON MINING EXCHANGE,


At the close Of trading ON the min
ing exchange shortly before noon to-
day. Il recess was taken until after the
Fourth As Is always the case on the
eve of this July holiday. business Was
not heavy, although there was con-
siderable spirited bidding INDUCED IN
on the open board. when Columbus
Consolidated and New York Bonanza
seemed to be fayorites, both closing
higher Daily Judge was weak and
made sale at il2.12l-2. while
Thompson stihened to 81 cents.
The closing quotations and sales
we're
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GUeeENHEIM EXPLORATION.
Capital stock Ordered Increased AT n
Meeting Held Yesterday.

iEl-NlHi ~ AAlf sNfMFt :
New York. July Sat = meeting Of
OF the Guggenhelm Ex-
plnratlon company yesterday, Il was
voted to increase the capital stock Of
that corporation from 100000 to SO. e
600 000 President Guggenheim stated
that the company had acquired or had
taken options on property in Nevada,
Utah and Alaska, Yukon territory and
British Columbia. mourning obliga-
lions Of more than $4,000 600. and that
n further outlay would be needed to
take up other valuable options.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
CONCENTRATED

The San Francisco stock exchange
has adjourned calls until next Thurs
day.
David Lennon. superintendent Of the
Southport and Black Diamond mines at
Stockton is in from camp and will re-
main over the Fourth.
Jacob L. Bamberger. president 81 the
DAILY West Mining company, has re-
turned from the east, and will remain
during the summer.
The directors OF the Wlnonna Copper
company OF Michigan have levied an
assessment Of 81 a share. which be-
comes delinquent on the 2sth inst.
Tomorrow being the Fourth Of July
there will be no session OF the mining
exchange. The calls will be resumed at
the usual hour on Thursday morning
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick e.
Co were Crude ore and concentrate.
$4,000 base bullion, $4,000; gold bull
lion, $500
j. J. Bamberger and wife returned
10 New York yesterday afternoon.
Angus X. Nicholson accompanied them.
having accepted "a clerical position IN
Mr. Bamberger's New York Office
The Fourth Of July viii be observed
in an the mining camps tomorrow and
there will be very few mines In opera
tion. The shelters II course, viii be
kept going. probably with a limited
force.
Secy, c. 3. olney Of the Nevada Con-
solidated has returned from a trip TO
San Francisco. lie says there Is some
building going on there but the cree
ton Of large permanent structures Il
being held back pending settlements
with insurance companies.
The san Rafael Mining company OF
/ Emery county, filed a copy Of It's ar
| ticles Of Incorporation in the secre-
tary Of states Office today The capital
stock Of the company is $4,000. divid-
cd into shares 81 the par value Of 81
each The ineorporators are j. II. Bar.
ton, +. Mcclellan, c. y. Nelson, c. y.
Peterson. Joseph Swasey. John Snow,
| T. VI. Altman and W. ID. Alexander.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
YAMPA MINE IS
MAKING MONEY
The Record for June viii Show
Gross Earnings Aggregating
About $4,000.
PROFITS OF NEARLY $4,000.
After Expense Of Improvements Are
misunderstanding Furnace
For Smclter

The Yampa is now one of-the best
raging mines IN Bingham. and II ought
not 10 be very many months before II
enters the dividend stages But capt.
Henry Stern. president, does not be-
iieve the company should be- in hurry
about this matter, and gave expression
10 that opinion during his visit to this
city last week You can just put II
down" said he to one who sounded him
ON tho subject. that am not IN favor
Of paying any dividends until the COM
pany has a big surplus In the treas
ivy. When the Yampa begins 10 pay
dividends I want 1t To be a regular
thing ] guess We viii get around 20 II
after "A while
The month Of June. II is claimed,
shows the biggest record OF production
IN the history Of the mine. II will be
several days yet before all the settle
ments are made for ore mined during
that month. but the News Is I'm pos.
session Of information to the effect that
the June earnings will aggregate close
10 $4,000. and that the net profits Will
run up. TO about $4,000. The expenses
Of operation are high at the present
time. for in this item Is Included the
cost u making Improvements. For IN
stance, grading Is now In progress al
the smelter for another furnace, and
o new hosting plant and other equip
ment Is being Installed.
Although Capt. Stern has had very
little 10 say about the earning capacity
Of the company. II has been learned
that the treasury OF the Tlntic Mining
& Development company. which Is the
owner Of the Yampa mine. contains
considerably over 10000 in cash at
the present time and with the June
proceeds the amount will be swelled to
very close to S2O0O00
With the new hosting plant installed
the mine management viii have no Diff
fculty In keeping the bins at the smell
ter filled with ore TO meet the demands
OF the increased capacity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
CosoLIDATED FLAGSTAFF.
Copy Of Articles Of Incorporation Filed
With Secretary Of State Today.

4 copy Of the articles OF incorpora-
ton OF the Consolidated Flagstaff
Mines company Of Milwaukee was filed
with the secretary Of state today. The
company will operate the old Flagstaff
property at Alta and It's capital stock
is 5000 900, divided into shares Of the
par value Of s. each. r.. ]. Prlngle is
president OF the company; Paul ID.
Durant. secretary; Judge W. H. King
OF this city is named as resident agent
for TTtah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

made during today's calls. He says:
THE sale Of 5000 New York Bonanza,
seller 10 days. looked peculiar In the
face Of much stock being bout at q
cents and closed at the drop OF the
hammer at 26ts for a block Of 1000
shares
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
OMAHA

Omaha July -Cattlc-Recelpts 400;
market strong Native steers, 2sa5 n;
cows and heifers. 1894 ": western
steers. 3.jGd4.i5. Gamers, l1513.00. stock
ers and feeders. 21jQ4.l5. calves. ava
$50: bulls and stays. 2SJd4N
Heavy, 65iG6.G. mixed. $4,000: lights
6 Nd60; pigs 5.j@a6 =. bulk oof sales,
C.E..6Jo.
Sheep-Rocelpts. 400. market slow
Ncarliugs, 3 l5dG.2 =. Wethers. 5.5QG6 Is.
ewes, brnde.e). lambs. e.51d7.1j.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
Selby Company
to Build Big Plant

san Francisco. July 3.-The
Selby Smelling & Lead company
has bought 80 acres OF land near
this city and will begin at once
to establish a plant upon gi-
gantlc scale IN competition with
the Guggenheim corporation,
the American Smelling & Rein
Ing COMPANY Within so days II
Is said. 1000 men will be EN-
ployed erecting buildings. eNca-
waiting, and constructing rail-
roads II Is estimated that fully
10 miles Of switches and sidings
will be laid and that 2,0O0 tons
Of steel rails VIII be necessary
for the undertaking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
HOW ABOUT THIsf

Milton n. Joseph who Is promi.
nent member 81 the Salt Lake Stock a
Mining exchange. iniiinatei In a state.
ment 10 The News today that wash
sales Of New York honauza shares were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
REGULAR CALL SALES.

Uncle sam Con. 1900 at 50; 900 at
-.
Columbus Con. 500 AT SIS. r. 50, 800
~ 500: 100 az LOS: 100 az $40 g At
SIS: 100 at $50. j. CO.
DAILY. so az 40
DAILY Judge. i.2l2k.
Lover Mammoth. 300 AZ -: 900 az &c.
Little Bell 200 al 500
May Day. i0oo NJ az
Nevada Hnls. 800 ~ 1876
New York, t0Oo az g. s. 10. 200 an %.
S q. 200 az 2sis $50 800 at %, 5000
at %.
Odln. 80 al sou
Richmond Anaconda. 1000 AZ a..
OPEN BOARD SALES.
South Columbus. 800 at 1871
Thompson. i,oOo az 50ia. 5000 az 81
! 600 al SIT. 3.00O NJ g.
Uncle sam. 500 az l2t 100 az a.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value
Regular call .......u-..2.3oo 1853
open board ............Ss.l25 A6N0.,5
Todays totals .....-SS425 t2s55s.75
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, July --Cattie-Receipts, 5.o);
market steady TO strong. Beeves, 40.
els: cows and heifers. 1888 stockels
and feeders. 2.6)al %. Texans, S.15aiiji
calves, I 1903.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. market strong TO
cents higher, estimated Thursday D.
90. Mixed and butchers $500. good
heavy, G.I5d6.0; rough heavy, 6.4Jd6.60
lights, 6.Ea6.S,is; pigs, 5i5G6N: bulk OF
sales 6.0has.S.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong.
Sheep. 4.oR5. 10. lambs. go. 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, July 3-Cattle-Receipts.
1900: market steady 10 strong. Native
steers, s.25Qs. 90: native cows and hefers,
2 Otlfo o.; stockers and feeders, 2.1jaf.40;
bulls. 2.50aa. 40: calves, 2.J0q5.50 west
ern fed steers, 3.i5a6.@, western fed
COWS, 2JOn4&.
Hogs-Receipts. lino: market steady to
strong. Bulk Of sales, G.GH5.Gis, heavy
GGd6.10 packers, 6.6on6.10, pigs and
lights 5.j)d6.G.
Muttons, 500, C. =, lambs, 5.1jdl.G range
wethers :. &q6 y. fed ewes, i,ija5.@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03

tone Is apparent Large purchaser are
stiil being contracted In the west At
tempts 10 secute lower values In the west
are reported unsuccessful, The Deece sec.
lions are presenting little activity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
ANOTHER GUGGENHEIM BUY.

Oroville, Cal. July s.--It Is reported
that the Guggenheims Of New York
have purchased $40 acres Of dredging
land In this vicinity and are planning
TO begin active mining operations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03

One hundred De Forest Wireless
stock al 1900 Must be sold at once
so give US a bid. T. NJ. West & Co, Tel
I65. 327 d. T. Walker block
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j. OnTRNnoREER.

r.. ". WEST & Co. stock brokers
u. r Walker Blk. Tel 1866. res 35io-x
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CANNON BROS. BROKERS'. 2tE.
So Temple. Tel 80 Ind. sI0-k Bell
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4. u. Snow & Co, Stock Brokers
q Commercial Blk Both Phones 1919
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
WOOL.


81 louis July 3-Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2ia&is tine
mediums. ad2i; fine, ljd2
BOSTON
Boston. July 2-Great interest Is mani
Tested IN the wool market and a better
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03
Rig ENGINE RAN AWAY.

Horton. Kan. July S-Four men were
injured severely this morning through
the running away Of the big engine
which helps to operate the machinery
in the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
Railway shops here. The accident win
keep the most OF the shops closed Tor
10 days. a.
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Stock Broker.
Tel Bell ss2. iSi S. Main St
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stock Broker. 2ls d F. Walker Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-03

$4,000 cash given away az Saltaii,
July ith. 20 trains. 90.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
Record For June

According 10 reports from the lead
Ing book sellers OF the country, the six
books which have sold best IN the or
der Of demand during the month are;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18
American Antiquities.

The preservation of American antiquities
is the design Of a bill which the House pass
ed upon the suggestion of Representative
Lacey Of Iowa. Mr. Lacey has been indie
fatigable in seeking to have places of his
toric interest or containing natural wonders
preserved. Through his fundamentally the
Wind Cave" In South Dakota and Crater
lake in Oregon, the two natural wonders,
have been made public parks. He has been
trying for years to have the petrified for
est area in Arizona made national park
The bill which he recently had passed au-
thorizes the President to reserve the differ
ent areas which may contain historic land
marks. prehistoric structures and other OBJ
tects of historic or scientific interest. In the
debate on the bill Mr.. Lacey said that
there has been an effort made to have ma
tional parks in some of these regions. but
this will merely make small reservations
where the objects are of sufficient interest
to preserve them. 1t will take that portion
of the reservation out of the. market. 1t is
meant to cover the cave-dwtliers. The bill
provides that the land reserved shall be the
smallest area necessary for the care and
maintenance of the objects to be preserved.
1t is to preserve these old objects OF special
interest and the Indian remains In the pue-
bios in the southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-18

heavy duty. Mr.. Foss says that the ideas
of Chamberlain are bound to prevail in time.
Although this statesman was apparently
overwhelmingly defeated In the last cleo
tons, he really had As per cent of the vote
with him. Then there is a growing senti-
ment in favor Of enlarging the trade with
the colonies. Englshmen are beginning to
realize that by favoring the colonies In tho
matter of trade they will establish closer re-
lations with them; that the tariff can be
made to encourage trade between the moth
or country and her colonies iT1.every part of
the world Another reason why Mr.. Fos3
believes that England will come over to the
Chamberlain idea is because she cannot
stand between two great productive and
high-tarin nations like the United States
and Germany. Her people cannot sell In
these countries on the same terms as those
countries sell In Great Britain. Mr. Foss
thinks that it is only question of time
when England will force reciprocity ar
rangements with other countries by making
advantageous terms with her colonies.