The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-16
NEEDS MONEY FOR CAMPAIGN Treasurer Ridder Gives
 Out Statement. DEMOCRATS WANT Sl00.000 Chairman Mack Issues an Appeal
 to People. senator Clark Has Increased His sub- scriptIon-GovernOr HOke smith
 Is The Only Contributor
 Frcm Georgia.

hs National Committee through Chairman Herman Ridder. this morning gave out an extended statement of the contri- butors to the Democratic National Campaign Fund up to and including October 9, showing sums of over SlOo'
 The statement also shows receipts and disbursement as follows:
 Received from contributors of $i00 and over, $90.17233; received from contributors under s100. $1l6.3S6-z2; amount left over from Denver Con- vention fund. s42,5oo: total, Ss4s.5s7.55; amount disbursed, S225.s62.s8; balance on hand. s22.60A67. a
 The statement which is signed by National Chairman Mack and Treas urer Ridder says that 343 subscribers gave $100 or more and that the smaller sums were from twenty-five cents up. It adds:
 The number of contributors to the National Campaign Fund is estimated at about 60.0O0 people and about slOo,- 900 of the whole amount contributed came from the Democratic newspapers throughout the United States
 Tt will be noticed from the fore- going statement that the cash balance is about S22.000. Supplies contracted for and undelivered, circulation of It, erature, the expense of headquarters in Chicago, New York and Denver. and the travelling and other expenses incl dent to our speaking campaign now under way, will make necessary an additional &i00s000 to carry out the campaign to a successful issue.
 We are confident that the people. whom we are thus taking into our con- fidenee. vii supply us with this addi- tional sum. and we earnestly urge a prompt and generous response to this appeal.
 "subscriptions received of s1oo or more will be published daily. begin ming October ls." .@ The iareeat individual contributor reported by Mr. Ridder was one of ss,o0o from Charles !. Hughes. Of Coll orado W. ]. Bryan was the second largest individual contributor he hav- ing turned Into the national treasurer S4.046 from the profits of his news- paper. The comtnoner.
 Some of the contributors whose names appeared in the list given out last woke have increased their dona- tions, as for instance ex-Senator WA. Clark, of Montana, and Norman E Mack. whose names are now down for s2.000 each.
 Georgia is represented on the list by a single contribution--thaL of Cover nor Hoke Smith-of $250.
 The name of c. N. Haskell former treasurer of the national committee does. not appear on the long list of contributions from Oklahoma.
 The following are among the con- tributors by States:
 Alabama-Jere c. King, SlOO; Thom- as c. Mcclellan, $100; Hon H. S. D. Mallory. for Democratic State Commit tee. $500: J. W. Tomlinson, sl5O,
 Arizona-Wm. E. Thomas. $1O0.
 Arkansas-Guy B. Tucker, Si,00O; R. B Macon. Congressman. sl0O.
 California--John W. J. Enrtght, $I00; Hon. Natha: Cole, $500.
 Colorado-Hon. Charles | Hughes, $500; Hon. T. M. Patterson, 1000; Hon. Charles S. Thomas. s250; W. J. GaIlf- gan. s250; W. A. Hill $25o; Hon. John F. Shafroth. S25o; George R. William son, $200; Joseph A. Thatcher, slOO; Judge R. ". Steele, $100; Jane Jef- ferson Club, $100.
 Connecticut-MeIbert D. Cary. 3l,OOo; Archibald McNeill, S1.000.
 District of Columbia Cotter T. Bride. s10O; E. B. McGeIrick. sl0O; N. B. Shade nd wife. $10o; Columbia Democratic Club. $500
 F'lorida-Arthur T. Williams, SIOo; P. A. Blgnan, SPA.
 Georgia-Goyernor Hoke Smith.
 Ilnnois-P. W. Burns, $500: L. W. Chambers, s10o; George. E. Dickson, ward F. Dunne. $2OO; M. F. Dunlap, $1,000; Judge U. P. Thompson, 31O0 Phil Feeler. $100: F. O. Hawley. Sl00; D. M. Kinsall. S100; A. L. Maxwell, S1oo; F. L. McCuIloch. $10O; Charles J. Mulliken. S100: Andrew T. Phelps. $10o: Braley and o'Donnell. s10os Roger c. Sullivan. s1.O0O: 1T. R. Fowler. SioO; Hr-- s100; W. D. Williams. s125; W. M. Hoyt. S1Oo: Frank V. Dilatush. S10O; John P. Hopkins. $1 900.
 Indiana-Thomas Taggart. sl,OOo: Hon. W. -.. Blackstock. $i00: Cornell ius Cunningham. $100; Charles c. Fe- hority. $100; William B. Robinson. $100: Abram Simmons. s2O0.
 Iowa-M. F. Healy, $l0o; Farmer. slOO.
 KansasAJohn T. Pendergast. s1oo; Charles Owen. $10o; w A. Harris. sioo; R. s Hendricks. SiOO R W. Blair, S100; Frank S Thomas, SI0O: e. F, Livingston. S1OO.
 Kentucky-W. J. Baird. $IoO: Urey Woodson. 100; Harry Weisinger, Sloo: Bruce Halceman. s1OO; W. T. Ellis. s10O.
 Louisiana-senator O. c. cordin. $250: Hugh McCloskey. slO0; Bernard $250; Hon. Albert EstopinaI, si00; Hon. Robert Ewing. $25O. J. W. Dansiger. S100; Edmund McCullom, s100; Hon Otto Breide. s1O0: E. A. Brandao, $100; Hon IT w. Bond. SI00; W. 1T. Byrnes. L. w IT. and E C. E. C., Sl00: Hon. Martin Behman, $fO0 New Orleans Bankers. $250; Hon. Thomas O. Anderson. SI00: Hon. Joe seph Voegtle. $1O0. o. J. Williams, $100: Samuel L. Gilmore. s100; Julius Crotesch. S100; Hon. John Fitzpatrick. S1O0; Isidore Newman, S25O: Hon. l.. IT. Marreio, $lo0: Col. John P. Sulli- van, siOO: Hon. E. K. Skinner. Sl00; George Smith, Si00. Governor J. '. Sanders. $250: Hon. Alex Pyrol. S1O1: J. W. Chamberlain. $l00.
 Maryland T H. Shriver. $100.
 Massachusetts-Carl S. Vrooman, $500; Fred l.. Mclaughlin. si0O: Mrs. F. L.. Mclaughlin. $100; D. F. Dough- erty. s1O0; Humphrey O'Sullivan. SiO0; | W, Coughlin. S100.
 Michigan -E.. O. Wood. $1.OOO: Charles R. sligh. $1oO; Edward Ryan, slO0; F. E. Pulte. $loO; Ali Lucking, s20O: George ? Hummer, $200: W. l.. Churchill. $100; Thomas E Bark. worth, Sl0O; W. R Burt. $500.
 Missouri A. M. Dockery, 3iO0.