The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12
ROBSON PARTY WILL
 SPEND SUNDAY HERE
Visit Southern End of Sixth
 District This Week
AT FAYET1E YESTERDAY
Captain Hobson Will Deliver an Ad- dress at the Jefferson Theatre This Afternoon-Leavef for Jasper
 Tomorrow Morning.

Congressman R. P Hobson and his party of experts from the department Of agriculture closed the first week of their tour of the Sixth district yesterday at Fayette This meeting was by far tho most largely attended in the series and much interest was shown in every suli- ject discussed by the speakers Ex-Con- gressman J. II. Banzhead was to have presided at the meeting, but was nn- avoidably delayed in arrival He was an attentive listener in the audience
 The hall where the meeting was held was the largest yet occupied, and people were turned away for lack of roq
 Captain Hobson and his party came into Birmingham over the Southern rail- way yesterday afternoon and will spend Sunday here.
 On account of the long drives over very bad roads, most of the men connected with the party are very much fatigued, and will take this opportunity to rest.
 Captain Hobson will deliver an addres at the Jefferson theatre this afternoon q. 4:30 o'clock
 Tomorrow the party will drop back to Jasper, in Walker county, for meet
 
 trip to Manchester, oyer the Central of Alabama railroad. Captain Hobson re- ceiyed an invitation from General Man ager Albert Russell of this road few days ago to make the trip. He offered to place special train at the disposal of the party if the invitation is accepted. Captain Hobson replied that if the trip did not interfere with the programme asj already prepared for the rest of the week. the invitation would be accepted
 This weeks programme will close at Tuscaloosa next Friday night 1t is prob- able that State Commissioner of Agricul- ture j. A. Wilxerson will join the party. either at Jasper tomorrow or at LiV-. ingston Tuesday morning.
 It is also probable that Samuel Hill o seattle, Wash, who was with the paH last Monday in Pickens county, will f turn for one or two days this -weel--l
 MT. Hill is president of the Washingto Good Roads association, and one of tin most enthusiastic good roads men in tf country. He is several times d miilio1 aire, and largely interested in many M N financial and industrial enterprises, bl E spends most of his time preaching | ''gospel' of good roads.
 The programme for next week Is as fl lows
 Monday. May 1s, 1o:9o a. m., Jasp Walker county.
 Tuesday, May 14 II q. nl.. LiVingst Sumter county; D. m, Epes, Sum county.
 Wednesday. May l5, Il a. mi. Eut Greene county.
 Thursday. May 16, II a. m.. Greensb Hale county
 Friday, May r, Il a. m., Northl Tuscaloosa county; D. m., .Tuscalf Tuscaloosa county. M 
 values during the last two seasons holds out his hand to US; if we 1 this advance we may rest assured tn shall be able to modify the pls views should we refuse, then we lnu member that we are between thefev the dep sea- and we may look fon to business being constantly unsett tx the action of the futures market # X HBy the action of the planters. Aloh GsS1he spinners are powerless to get q, f' the difficulties of handling and so for tThey have to remember the other nfttd not the cotton exchange. but the m3n who grows the cotton
 Now. it may be. after thesej candlt admissions by the spinners, who are tn Jhrewdest business men the world ls ever produced, that there are some are yet so blind that they cannoy the benefits of organization. If til still the case. 1t is hoped that soI& their neighbors will take one of the gold pieces. which they have secured by the advance in the price of cotton and rub it on their eyes until their sight is fully restored" AfIH