DISCUSSION CO-OPERATION PLANS
Funston Mas Full Authority to Send Troops Across Bonier on "Hot Trail."
KIP PASO, TEX., May 8.?Today's conference between Generals Scott and Funston and General Obregon, Mexican Minister of War, and Juan Amador, Subsecretary of Foreign Affairs, ended late today, without an agreement having been reached regarding the status of the American troops in Mexico. Indications, however, were that efforts to effect an agreement had not been abandoned, and that another conference would be held tomorrow. Today's meeting took place in General Scott's private car on the American side. When or where the next meeting will be held would not be discussed. General Obregon, returning to Juarez in his touring car, was asked: "Is the conference ended?" He smiled, shrugged his shoulders and replied: "It is just beginning." A. J. McQuatters, president of the Alvarcdo Mining and Smelting Company, was again present at the meeting of the American and Mexican representatives. Neither he nor any of the others would discuss what had taken place.
SEW DEMANDS PRESENTED TO MEXICAN REPRESENTATIVES
In El Paso tonight the feeling grew that the situation had taken on added gravity, following the bandit raid in the Big Bend district. It was reported on good authority that most of today's conference had to do with the raid and  The steps to be taken to disperse bandits in Northern Coahuila. New demands were presented to the Mexican representatives, it was said, which would include the cooperation of the Mexican and American troops in districts not hitherto touched in negotiations. 