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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
Ihiango l.rnim

chicago, Aug 2S.-Whcut today
wgs noryousiy firm ~ the opening but
prices later declined 90 bit above
saturday. close. september opened
lisa l-4c Go 5-Sm3-tc up AZ sOls e.
aud hrld within that range. Decem-
Der started i-td3-Sc e. 5-Sqf3-4c
higher al 20 ~ 90 % 5.S but sold
bacg To- - Sc. rhr close Was nrm
with December l-fG3-Sc higher at
o. &c.
corn started higher In sympathy
with wheat, December l-in 3-Sc over
saturday. az 90 lac 90 CESS and
hold steady The c,ose was atrung:
December 3-4c up - g. sac.
\ demand from commission hoUses
aud light country offerings held oats
steady December opened rs to use
up go $50 To- g. l-ic ANA held firm.
Provisions were nervous but Offer
ing' were light ana wen taken. Jan
uary pork opened $3.50 up AZ $500;
January hard shade down "a s9.Os
To Ss.oIis and advanced 10 Sg12ts 10
"i5 aud January ribs shade up at
tN.i2i.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
BARTH SPENDS THE
NIGHT ON MESA
Substantial Attorney" Ship
wrecked on the Desert,
raps Baby in His Coat ana
Goes Into Camp.

Whether 10 avoid arrest f"r rum
ming without lamps. cor tu avoid
plunsiug over an rmhaukWont boo thu
darkness. Attorney Isaac Hurth. Mrs
Barth aud small child spent a strcnu-
GUS uight last night shipO r"ckrd aud
in th" rain ON the Albuquerque mesa.
The motorists were without material
to run the aoetNln ights ot their
Cadillac $50. and when Mr. Harth.
who was driving his own machine.
found thci we're o,rrttk,u bS rain
and darkness, he phuorUphlculiy
pitched q camp Tor the night Crbcy
gathered tile pitch from the dark
HtSs.l
llcroiCauy sacrificing hes coat Tor
the shelter az the child. the sulstau-
tlal attorney put in q night uud.f th,
murhinc ana this morning stcrr,d
into town ut earliest dawn by devil
Gus ways ~ the vain hop. that his
shipWrrckcd craft would escape tho
Wntchiul csc ut the newspaper re-
porter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28


(Uy Evening" Herald :. y isens-d Wtrel
san Francisco Aug % me BchI-
tccuural commission @. The panama
Pacific exposition VIII consist ct IL
architects. 100 0c selected by the prcsi.
dent OF the exposition company This
decision reached az meeting of me
board OF directors was made public
today.
Al least three momucrs viii he Sc
lcctcd from the United states at large
The paragraph oi he rules proYid'
ing for lhe general supervision OF the
construction OF the building rs as iol-
lows.
n shall Doe ihe JutN of the commits
Ion to supcVisc the general srseme
%, the exposition, pass Uou aud rec
ummeud Inc sam, to tie board ot di-
rectuIs. aud pass anon and approve
plans ion thc individual parts and Gle
mculs, aubiccl 90 the approval OF the
board of directors No member OF
me architectural committee shall
ACT as architect foJ any building, or
group q, buildings to nc erected 10y
the exposition company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
THE COMMITTEE
CONTINUED from PAGE oae,j

A"NfNtHH'N AANNA NHN INV
The original committee should be- call.
ed together and should select lie own
chairman, after both Nh Clearwater
and Judge Mann have resigned Tho
Republicans will follow who ever a
selected The chairmeu OF the Two
committees viii follow them ann
sure Judge Mann viii do so there
fore suggest that an additional com.
mittee be appointed 10 confer with
the CLEARWATER committee. with the
agreement that we VIII stand by what
the majority of the conference does.
Then II We have 10 appeal 10 the su-
prcme court. as Il were, TO the stat"
central committee. we VIII have some
standing IN doing so u does not mat
ter 10 the Republicans who carries the
flag. We vol follow
This Is not question OF Repuh.
lican factions, or the leadership OF .
committee, IL Ii question which con.
Germs the welfare OF ever citizen OF
the community. We Must tight the
Democrats This is q family trouble
ana family troubles should be settled
az home Hat We must make the prop
obitiOn TO settle the matter In order
10 have any staining The Repub.
llcan party OF the state aud territory
viii not recognize either man as clair.
man until he is officially recOguized
Governor Stoyer then addressed
the meeting lie said that he had
been a lifelong Republican aud that
he agreed thoroughly with Mr. Iiaca.
An enorl should be made, he
sufI haf.H.. tt...
peal To the central committee. There
would be but little accomplished n hut
one wing were represented before the
central committee. We should confer
with the others before we proceed to
that measure Though Bcynalillo
county is influential that Influence
viii be lost II the party is divided
here. n there Is a division We viii
not get chance To- name any of the
state officers we should Even II the
central committee recognizes the
delegates appointed by this commit.
tee, II there is a division In the party
they will have no influence We
could securo the first state convention
for Albuquerque " we were united
Probably Bernalillo county will have
candidates on the state ticket II the
party IL divided they will not Ice able
10 elect them. The Republicans OF
the county want 20 follow the recOg.
nized leaders, They want harnony
and unity"
Mr. Stroup then stated for the pur.
pose Of Informing several gentlemen
present that he had conferred with
practically majority OF the members
of the committee. and with Judge
Mann and several ~ the executive
committee, and had gone To MI GU.
lenwater and told him that all the
committee wanted was the appoint.
ment Of a conference committee. This
conversation, he said, had taken place
before The meeting Al the court house.
lie said he had told Mr. CLEARWATER
thar there were but two plans open
which would be fair aud satisfactory
one plan was that both chalrnen sign
The call for the Republican county
convention and the primaries aud the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
wEsTLERs SIGN UP
AGREEMENT ARTICLES

At late hour this afternoon. A. r.
Macdonald and Roy MabCc signcd ~
articles of agreement for a wrestling
match 20 be- pulled on in he EilIs
thcater O nfhc evening OF Labor Day,
Scptcmhc : The signing N the an.
ticlos was witnessed by Thomas j..
Naylun ana Louis benjamin The
bout is 20 be- under Police Gazette
rules; the receipts 20 be divided nifty
and hl}; and the referee and time.
keeper to be- selected later a side
bet of f21O was posted between Mac.
Donald ana ai outsider ON the out
come of the match
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

ufH lawyers present from u'
over OLE, state. the twruty.af1 H..
Dual meeting OF 30, Sow M.s.. h.r
.s,.pupu began in the rwHw ..
..Uu boz Albuquerque TODAY 600. ...
continue until fYUIfI.N '..U...
Prominent w,mnrTs u' thu .Hr ETC.,.
fI.,I u Albuquerque last uIEu' and
tniH morning for the purpose uI l'r.
fH.uaUug 900 Ju' sessions of Che 's.u.
citation and o. number of other. .r,
expected Go arrive tonight and t'uH'-
row I,gluar of the uuaNnIdanl COLO.
t,u., nf charles A. Spicss prosi. ul
oft tn, association D. NJ Hort,y of
Roswell acted as president 900 OBJ.
l,..iuus tuda, With Miss som. a.
brewer CO. sc,rctur, and treasurer
Reading .f mo report of tho rr...-
tuts. adoption ut resolutions au ths
transaction ot routine business oc.u-
..d th. major pIrt OF the srss Son
tHI. moruiug resolution p.s
adoptcd expressing regret because of
too death OF Mrs Johueon. widow vi
t., late ilrzrklah r. Johnson. 1uu
was associate Justice of tb, supr. liH
court ut Sew Mexico from 1863 o.
1876
N e. Hickey. president Of the E'r-
ralulo County Var association, a1-
br..sod tho gathering this afternoon.
welcoming thp ATTORNEYS on h,half ot
t1c local organization MI Hek,t
l..lcWcd 40 some leueth the now cone
duous which win soon exist because
,l the fact that Sow Mexico o. Go
u1,r state government, FolloWNg
Mr Hickey J 4 Miller roBd a very
scholarly paper ON Tho LawA' u
t.Iuce" Mr.. Miller considered thc
;nft lawyer plays ln the busipoa.
and professional world pointing ont
the puth that hc should follow o. be-
an honor 10 the profession.
Following the reading OF Mr. MIL
lprs paper the meeting resolved Itself
iuto consideration OF such business
as was believing proper TO come bee
for, Tho association
Beginning at o'clock this oycn-
ing, iu the Commercial club. tho Rrr-
uH llo county Bar association win
entertain the visiting ATTORNEYS 3I a
reception aud dane, ga the Comm O.
,al club Tomorrow evening. follow
ue au all dul business session. tine it.
trrac,s win have their annual hlu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
STOCK PRICES GO
UP SUDDENLY
With Nothing in Financial
Situation to Show Reason
for it, List Takes Improved
Position From Opening.
ony E,enlas Herald \. q. Leased Wire,


Sow YORK. ANS. 2S.--wih no ape.
parent chang, iu the financial situa-
uou Go which q revival OF speculative
sentiment could Dee traced. prices
Improved decidedly during the morl-
inr session on the stock exchange. \
decline OF three points IN Canadian
Pu,.na, due probably to foreign sell.
ug stopped The upward movement
shortly before noon ami tho entire list
reacted. Union Pacific. Reading. T.. -.
steel an Amalgamatrd copper falling
back point ur more. The rccossioug
generally were not sufficient 90 cam
eel ttc earlier gains entirely. The
himuDs shown los tho market was as
0rih,d tu 90, improved labor situu-
ytiou as we'll ns Co short coverings.
Bonds were irregular
Trading Was ON % very small sculc
during the late afternoon but the
market displayed good undcriunr.
the list rising tu the high prices OF
,hr forenoon or above. The weakness
az midday was attributed to the Wig
uruus bear drive, which was nban-
d"ncd when supporting orders were
placed.
The market closed firm
Prices fluctuatod with an extremely
marrow range in tho closing hours.
Tho bulls seemed content with to-
da, q results which showed pretty
scnor1lly advances of Goo points
and th, bears after bring rcpulscd
several times. were disposed to await
Ia moro opportuno timo for hammer
ing thD market.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
SPANISH TROOPS TO
LAND ON MOROCCO
Five Hundred Soldiers Ready
to Sail; Situation is Com.
plicated BY Latest Move of
European Empire.
Dy Evening Herald 4. -. LEASED wIr-I

Madrid Aug -. Dispatches re-
cciyed today from Las palmas, Can.
any Islands. ay that 500 Spanish sol
dlers are Matug preparations TO en-.
bark tomorrow on the transport Al.
mirUlo Lobu no occupy saint CeoiA La
MineUru on thp Moroccan coast 10 tho
south OF Agadlr where The arrival
hast July of The German warHhlp Pan.
thor stirred up the present intorna-
iional dispute over Morocco.
The news reporting the movement
OF "a Spanish force 10 Southern Mo-
rocco has nor yot been calculated but
should 90 bee confirmed Il is expected
further To- c0mplicate the Moroccan
problems, over which negotiations are
la progress by Jules Cambun, the
French umhas sadur AZ berlin. and
Herr Won kidorlin-N archtor. the Ger.
man foreign secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
she IS WITNESS
AGAINST Or. HYDE

kansas CITY Aus 2S Lucy Lee
swope. who clopod from Colorado
SprIn4s Yesterday with Vs. % Rtrnp.
Vas one OF the principal Witnesses IN
me ttial OF IN y G. Hyde here last
year for the murder of Colonel SwOpc
She was IN Europe shortly before
AN epidemic of typhoid broke our in
the Swopc family ON her return Dr
Hyde accompanied her home from
Ncw York She was trichcn with ty.
phOid soon after her arrival Tho
prosecution attempted 10 show that
typhoid gcrms had been administered
20 her IN a cup of water which IN
Hyde gave her on The train
Mrs. Byrnc rs expected ~ testify
nt the second trial of Or HYDE here
ncNt October
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
None, aud stocks.

Nrw York. Aus 2s.-Primc paper
I o per MT
Mexican dollars ijc
can money steady. l-SW2l-i pei
cent
Amalgamatcd. IS Sd.
sugar. lti bid,
Atchison. 1903 -
Great Northern preferred. tslis.
New York Central. t0G -.
Northern Pacific, 49,
Heading. lii7-N
southern Pacific. i09 as.
lniou pacihc. los ~
steel 90 1-s
steel preferred. ilf4.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
Kan,a, City Llvcstock.

Kansas CITY Aug 2N.-Catle re-
ceipts 1900 Including $50 southern;
market strong native steers. S525m
S..0; southern STEERS, kt.00a 5.Tb;
southern COWS and heifers s2.T5M
$50: native COWS and heifors. t275
m G25, sto,kcrs ana feeders S3.g5H
5.11. bulls. Ss.0OW45O; calves. Sass
"a I.25; western steers, St75M go;
western COWS t2S0mA,75.
iiogs-- Receipts 1000, steady. Bulk
OF sales. S7.s0m7io, heavy t715m
1au, packers ana butchers, ST.i5m
7.i5; lights. s1.l5n1i0.
sheep Receipts 10000; market
steady Muttons. 50 25m3.75. lambs,
S5.50aG.s5. range w"thers and year
lings f325mi.1st range ewes. 81 SO
ass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
Chicago Ii,c.tock

chicago. m. Aug 2S.-Cuttlr re-
ccipts $4,000, market steady 'u shade
lower BecVes. t5ioWS.G0. Texas
STEERS. si.toef6.40. western STEERS sA25
% $50; lockers and feeders, S8,i0m
$50. cows ana hnilcrs. t2e5TG30;
calves. y6,OWS.75.
Hogs r rit'r i0o0. market
st'ady to ac lower Light ST.2bW
$50. mixed. f1.O-r heavy. ~ 90
m7.G5: rough sG.aoG7tO. good to
cboic' heavy. S7.l0H1G5; pigs. Sass
"a go. bulk of salos. Sc 20m1.50
sheep Receipts 10000. market
weak 90 zoe tower Nativc, te.tST
$40. western f.ju13g5; ycnrllugs.
f2.a0W 5.l0. lambs, native. ti0ON
ESQ, ~ stern. {if5uG,75.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

II r. Van sNck. livestock Inspector
80, The Santa Fe accompanied by
Mrs Van SNcE passed through The
city this murnIng cn route to Trni-
Iar Mr Van SlycA recently returned
from vacation spent I'M Tosuquc
~ y MeJrall returned laat even
log FROM rcsuQuo y NJ whore he
accompanied PARTY including Mr..
aud Mrs Ross Merritt Mrs FcliX Les.
ter of this ciiy and Mrs Lund of Hor.
nalillo The other members at the
party nave gone to the Upper pocos
to fish
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
M0RTUARY.
Mrs. Francisco Johnson.

NT3' FFlncItca JohnSon.
Mrs Francisco Pottouita Sanchez
de- lohuson widow of Hon. lie1eliak
; Johnson who was associate JUS
lice at the supreme court of New
Mosic0 from 1869 90 1876, died az =
O'Clock sunday morning al hog home
la Oid Albuquerque following an ~.
no7s oi several sears Mrs johnson
leaves fuw children, two soma and
Two daughters and number Of grand
children The funeral viii ne held
tomorrow morning with services IN
The Church of Sau Fciipo de NCl az
a.30 o'clock Burial will be- In Sputu
barbara cemetery Mrs Johnson was
a member of the sanchez family ana
well known 10 old timers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
POPE RECEIVES HIS
CALLERS AS USUAL
,B, E'rH'as Herald \. ~ Leased Wire,

Rome, AUS .t.-Pup, Plus tuis
morning received m audience CarIi-
nal ScrlrhI N1unutuila grand pcul-
trntary eft the Holy Catholic church.
aud also tile most REV Martin Trits.
srhrr \. Cordova archbishop oi Nuc-
tlau.
Cardinal Merry Del Val. the papal
secretary of state. who declined his
vacation during thu Illness of the
pope. today went to MOUNT Mario,
whore he viii stay Tor the remainder
uf IA, summer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
GETS
FLUCTUATIONS
Walter Williams, of Missouri
University Received in
Style BY Governor, Mayor
and Aldermen of Santa Fe.


~ ~ - heesfO NNreI
santa F,. s. NJ. Aug. 1N.-GoNrr-
nor Mills Mayor Arthur S,ligmau and
Q special meeting of the city council
called tor That purpose. this fore
noon 1t 90, capitol welcomed wall
i'r Williams. VINO has just cumpl.t-
rd with an automobile. q two weeks.
tour OF tu. SANTA b., uau from uld
Franklin. Missouri. 10 this city u,-
inr mo drsr tu-cuNcr thr entire trail
hF autumuuii. Benjamin VI Read.
during the exercises. mudo histor-
ioal address reviewing 90, history OF
DO, fuul Williams viii go from here
90 Taos before RETAINING He is dean
uf tlr school at Journalism oi the
University cog Missouri ANA De- gatb,r-
ng thc material for au exhaustive
history uf ihp santa Fo trail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

4 well known Des Molncs woman.
after suffering miscrahly for two
days from bowel complaint, was
cured hv ono dose of Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera ana Diarrhoca ITEM
oGy. For sale by an dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
MISS SWOPE ELOPES
WITH A KANSAS
CITY MAN
One Of Witnesses Against Dr..
Hyde Married Economically
in Colorado, She Figured in
Murder Trial.
IN, E,culaE a.rs,d \. -. leased Wire,

colorado Sprin8s. colo, Mug 2N-
Lucy l'c Swope. niece of Col Thomas
H SWopo. the murdered Kansas City
millionaire, who has been spending
lmo time ia this city. rlopcd ycstog.
dat with w. Is BluD e. former kau'
us CITY business man. who Is now q
travelling salesman living at Denver.
The couple went 90 Pueblo where they
We're married and returned here la
evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

\ number of Albuquerque people
iuurnoyed to Islca today tu take n
tbo san Augustine dance by the u.s.
l'ias The dance began 40 SHUTDOWN
Hast ulght and win continue until late
tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
New Mexico Bar Association
in Annual Session in This City
With Many Attorneys Present

T. Hickey President Of BeRalillo County Association,
Welcomes Visitors to the City, Reminding His Brother
Lawyers the Important Situation TO Be Faced Be.
cause of Admission Of New Mexico to the Union and
Elections Follow; Today's Sessions Will eliminate
Tonight With Big Reception in Commercial Club Fol-
lowed BY Dance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

New York AUS eS.--Cotton spot
closed quiet So 80 puiut lower. mid
ding uplands. $l2.75. middliug gulf
$500. Salcs, 1Gl bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
Grain aud Provisions.

Chicago, Aug. Whcat--Septrm m
Der. a0isc, Dec, si t-tc.
COrn--SCpty g. l-ic, Dee. 60 Sci
Oats--Sept, g. ste, Dec, ave.
pork Jan. &tG.i0
I.ard--Septu taieis; Jan, &g.I2N
Rihs-Sept, t9.ooG902is; Jan,
$50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
POLICEMEN 90 ON sk VIE.

= l.us Angeles Cmf. AUG ss. .
= 81 experiments moss being cone =
o Quoted prove successful l.us =
. uyttsweIHht policemen appear z
. 'u. land Zoo huyy 90 ROLLER skate .
. gHuH loo ts police fWrr THE =
. experiments are briug conducted .
= lnd.r roo, direction of Dlisf Soc .
. nastau aided by several heavy
. N,Ipht officers Tho skate used =
= Now mudcl propelled b .
= peculiar movement of th, foot .
. ilcayHw' Isht ppliccmcut appear Z
. tu have ttc advantage over tle =
. iight mon, AS weight is ou" of tur
y rrquisit,s tut speed Boo using the .
. new skate II is declared zoo =
. pound onic.t can attain q speed .
. of u,rlh go miles AN hour Bee q
. cau-. of accident in 90, motor =
. cyclr suuyd inc new skate squad .
. may bg used 90 suppress vloia- .
Q tiunH ut tho sUrrd ordinance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

$50 Louis, Aug 2S.--Wod nrm; ter
rtrp aud western mediums. iiis "a
poe, line mediums. iiuiSc; line. ~ o.
1jc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

New York AUG. 2S--Coppcr spor
Sl2.on ft p 90; icad easy. stt5Ui55;
silver 52ie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

ElgIu. IN. Aug. 2S Butcr nrm
IGc. Sales S3J.S00 pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
st. IDuis NIc,ai-.

a. hpui-. Aus 2S.--Lcad stead,
tii-it. sprltcr firm. s5.N5Sf 5.gO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
ARCHITECTURE WILL
BE MAGNIFICENT

Experts \rr Numtd &" supervise
Erection ~ Great Fair buildings
IN san Francisco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
,E,lu>L KILLED ~ rH,,> mon

Branchyllo. = e.. Aug .N
II was reported here this after
noon that several p,teuus we're I
Killed iu riot uu q charleston 4
* Western Carolina train u,nr 4
} YvmHss"e. ; c.. today 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

~ Harold NuCtInih. author of
Tile Man un tito IlUN" aud
Tile Goosc Girl"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-21
Yorkshire Fields

"The Yorkshire coal field, Whlcn mas recently been opened. is perhaps the most modern industrial proposition in Eng land today. The place has been designed carefully and from all we could see there is to be a splendid mine worked out there. In England they attend to all matters very conservatively. and the Yorkshire coal mining will be in that way.
 Captain Desborough, who visited Bir- mingham some time ago. is at the head of the department of explosives there. He is a regular army officer, detailed at the home office for that work. He went with us to the Yorkshire operations and showed us many courtesies. The most striking proposition. however, that l saw abroad is the syndicates created to handle the coal. If syndicate should be formed in America to buy all the coal output and to fix, the price. a cry of trust would be raised that would rend the air from
 Alaska to the Gulf of Mexico. But over | there the government joins in and the ul- innate consumer gets his coal about as
 well as they do in this country. This
 syndicate markets all the coal of the prin- l cpal mines and makes a study of coal
 mining in every branch They have a ! corps of men in England and Germany to
 take up. that work. In many instances | in this syndicate and fixes the price of l coal and keeps It there.
 That is the great mistake of our own | situation the fact that we cannot reg l ulste prices. Hence no one knows exact
 ly how low or high his competitor is of fering products.
 The English mine operators are forced t. pay great deal more for getting their l coal than we do. despite the fact of 1 cheap labor. I was very much impressed l also with the fact that the margin be- l tween the cost pricc and the selling price is vastly jess than had imagined would be possible under the circumstances.
 Visit Krupp Plant
 At Essen, Germany our party was Il taken in charge by a government repre- sentative. and we looked into q few of the Il Krupp mines. The famous steel plant owned by the Krupps Is also at Essen Ii
 Is a rule for no person to be allowed to go through the Krupp plant, but ex- oeption was made of our party, and two of US were permitted to make the trip , l. is a most wonderful plant and cspabls managed The owners have their own ho- tels and clubs there. for the city prac- tioaly depends upon the Krupp worl,s We were dined at tho Krrpp hotel anc given every possible attention by those great steelmakers. Hsf
 "At Brussels we encountered Victor Wattayn. the noted mine expert wht visited Birmingham some time ago witt ether European experts. He showed oul party every kindness and was very glaC
 to get some iidings from Birmingham
 He spoke enthusiastically about Birming