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New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
81 Wall street,
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending Friday, January 10, 1908:

Bales
29s 15s
Net receipts at all United States ports same week
32s
Total receipts since September $50 1875
Total receipts to GATE last 4J2 902
the week 271.S5t
Exports week last 247 727
Total since September 69 J32
exports
all United States
stock all United States ports time
year 800 ST
all
all interior time 74o
Liverpool time last $4,000
time Iasi ais 600
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
BANK or BENGAL RAISES RATE.

Calcutta. Jan 1o.-The rate OF discount of the
Bank Of Bengal was raised from TO per cent to-
day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

,,,s.,.s ,rr Charles y. Earney & Co.
N s+resr NeW York and No 122 South 4th street.
Eshladspha-1
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
sUFFALo. ROCHESTER & P1rTsBURG.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PITTsBURG.
1905 1907. 1905
Number Of miles,. ass 52S 40
First week in jan. Slof.6o5 Sl4Sl13 Sl6o,U22
July o jan 7.---.. 49o3.97S 4.293451 4.3T5.23I
WESTERN MARYLAND.
First week in jan. S9o045 ss3161 sT3.526
July l to Jan. t.. S,26S573 2750S0S 1855 293
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
1907 1906 1905
Number Of miles 430 42S4 4.2s5
S4494. i37 S4976S90 81. 6o4.o64
July L 500 27.SJ9997 2J.319.221
YAZOO & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Month December. ST D34.375 S1.o0671 S930.522
O 3l--... 5,113.696 1882 12I 3 S90.40
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
BOSTON CURB STOCKS

FURNISHED by Thomas Reinhardt No 5S Broad street
New To-k No. 10 Exchange Place, Boston,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
COTTON RECEIPTS.

The following the total net receipts of cotton
at all ports since September ]:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
-sE FEDERAL TREASURY.

y,-aetirgton Ian Ie-Thc condition OF the
,rre,rrr,- II the beginning Of business today
As follows
RESERVE FUAD.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
NEW YORK PRICES

f.2a6fS7 since July l. 26.e59.24l bushels
against 27.10l.375 last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

Shares High Low Last.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

SEX dividend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05


The Bryan Democratic Club Colorado formed for
Es
tional his
in
be
William
D O tons
and
TO
Wall candidate delegates
5
viii ringing words william J.
Then will
the a
q
realize that this fully carried will soudy the
which beleve2
CT" ORGANIZE"
M
DIRECTORS
Wayne C. Williams
A. q nuIlp nanVa
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05
oeposlroes PAID IN AN nouR.
First Result Of Modern Laws in OKLA
homa Protects Successfuliy.

Guthrie, OKLA, MAY 2l.-Within one
hour from the time n. H. Smook. Okla
homa, banking commissioner. had
taken charge of the International bank
of Colgate he had authority TO pay the
depositors in full. though the bank $
casn and available funds in other
banks fell &22 900 short of the total
amount of deposits. the commissioner
was enabled to do this under the opera.
tion of the new banking law, and thi1
is the first time IL has been called into
use
Commissioner Smook took charge OF
the bank for alleged gross violations OF
the banking laws. and notified lho
banking board at once. Governor Has.
kell, president of the banking board,
Immediately authorized the payment OF
depositors in full and payment began.
The amount of deposits is s3S, 900 The
bank had $4,000 cash on hand and 81
Oo0 deposited IN other banks When
the cash was exhausted the commits
sioner drew checks upon The state
guaranty fund
Under the operation of the guaranty
banking law in Oklahoma a tax of |
per cent is levied upon the average an
nual deposits of all state banks and the
money thus raised is used in payment
in ful. OF all depositors of an insolvent
state bank after the funds Of the bank
have been exhausted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05
, OF INTEREST TO DEMOCRATS.

The National Democratic Congress
siOual campaign Committee has be
gun active operations at its headquar-
ters al Washington. ID. {. In addition
TO its ocular work. il is now prcpar
ing rampaign hand book which II
hopes % have ready for distribution
by July lst-two or three month 3
earlier han heretofore
Tho Hmmittee is charged with the
duty of assisting, in every way pos
sible the election of a Democratic
Congras We wish the active coop
Grafton uf every voter In the United
States w no believes. with us, that the
election Ol Democratic Congress
would atty benefit the country. We
must rely upon the people TO sustain
our work by giving Information as 10
local editions and suggestions Tor
our gUI.auce.
Each ldividual can at least aid ne
by maE rg contribution VIII he mo-
do SO and interest others in helping
US. tO12
We vi b our Campaign hand book
distribute as generally as possible.
and We VIII furnish copy. as soon as
publishe.. 70 every Que who contrib
utee 20 HIr Committee
Send ramittances to me a. Washing
ton, ID. G..
JAMES T. LLOYD
Chairman
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05
CONVENTION Vlsl.
TORS

The best estimates of the National
Convention League place the visitors
likely to be in Denver during the con
yeution week in July at 1Oeo00 or
more The whole United States has
been divided into sections and vari-
ous entertainment and reception com
mittees assigned 10 each division to see
that no visitor has a chance TO get
away from the state without having
experienced as good time as is pos
sible for Colorado to furnish The
Colorado committee has this state
alone. owing to the fact that a much
larger number relatively will be in
Denver than from any other single
state aud the Colorado committee OF
whom George w Nallery is chairman,
and Leo Vincent, vice chairman, are
arranging to get into communication
with most Of the Colorado visitors in
order to arrange for room acCummuda
tions out in the city and exclusive Of
the hotels The hotels are already con
tracted for to the limit but the com
mittee will have conditions well in
hand for caring for the Colorado peo-
pie out in the city and at Boulder and
Golden. which viii be reached by the
electric iuterurban roads II will be
well 10 keep these names in mind and
reach them later if coming to Denver
convention week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05
cossUprIoN ADMITTED.

Mr. RYAN. Of The Metropolitan stree
Railway c mpany has admitted on lhe
s-i.uess stand that his company con
ributei $500 .HHA to the campaign IN
1qaa As nart Of this sum was. accoi u
inc 10 Mr. RYAN. used TO prevent NJ.
p,-,-an.s nomination. il is quite evident
that the rest was used 70 aeiea' ma
af-er the nomination, Nhen "u" 90
porat!on-and that local one-E =
more money to a national can hll'aiS u
than the Democrats were able 10 cui-
1ect from some 6.5oo.ooo oi voters
tho American people ought 10 ger
sC-,s idea OF the corrupting influence
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

The state democracy should get to-
sether at Glenwood Springs and teach
Denver a lesson. II now looks as
though the regular contest will come
up from the capital city and when il
does both sides should be thrown out
and the delegates from the rest of the
state to go ahead and do business. At
any rate there should be no one chosen
from Denver as a delegate to the Ma
tioEal convention. The Denver Democ-
racy has been IN he habit Of taking up
about half of the time of the state con
Nentiuns with their perpetual rows and
We have listened to them long enough.
Until the Denver Democrats get 10 The
point where they can demonstrate that
they are Democrats even though they
are not candidates for Office they have
no right to be honured by the party A
few fellows have been in the habit Of
mOnOpolizing all the honors Of the par
~ and this is a good time TO teach
those self STYLED leaders lesson.
Colorado Democracy will never win
another state election until new leaj-
ers arise and the men who have been
dominating he party for twenty or
thirty years take a back seat This is
the year to do il. now is the time,
GlenWood Springs is the place Every
Democrat who lives outside Of Denver
is Interested in the carving out Of
such a plan Get busy.-Herald. Fort
Morgan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05
INsuRlNG BANK DEPOSITS.
How the System Works 70 the Benefit
Of the Depositors and the State.

A citizen of Illinois writes to one
of the Oklahoma officials as follows:
Il am very much pleased with your
law for securing bank deposits.
have been a resident of Illinois for a
number of years. was a depositor III
a bank that failed there. and ON &C
count of your favorable banking laws
for depositors. | transferred my ac
count to the - bank of Oklahoma
My account is small, and ii amounts
to no more than $1,000. | have
friends who left Illinois with twice
as much as | had, who went to --
Oklahoma. ] and my friends came from
- county, and there are other
friends who will transfer their ac
counts to remain on deposit becagse
they like the security. ! write you
for no other purpose than TO lei you
know how the people Of ether states
appreciate the banking laws of Okla
homa. Wishing you success, | am,
yours truly. "
The Commoner has a copy of the
letter, but the name of the writer to-
erther with the name of the county
in Illinois, and the name of the banks
in Oklahoma TO which the money was
justice might be done by the publica-
tion of the letter.
The fact thai banks Of Oklahoma
are made secure by a law that com
pels all the banks to stand back of
each bank is already having its ef-
feet. There is no doubt that Kan
sas and Nebraska will adopt a sim
liar law as soon as the legislatures
can be elected and the reform Is
bound to spread Al present, many
Of the leading bankers are opposing
it under the false impression that II
would hurt the larger banks II viii
not take from the large bank any
legitimate advantage, and the bank
ers themselves will soon be com
PEELED to favor the law because the
people will demand the security and
will send their money where the Sc
curity can be found. Why not make
the banks safe Why not protect de-
positors9 We should have laws,
state and national. giving assurance
10 depositors that their earnings when
deposited in banks. will be safe. The
bankers who have opposed such legls-
lation are responsible for the growth of
sentiment in favor of postal banks.
Their selffshness is short sighted and
they will find. by talking TO their de
positors, that they are destroying the
influence thav used 10 have as advis-
ers MANY bankers are already taking
a broader WOW OF the subject and are
advocating the guaranty plan. May
their tribe increase.-The Commouer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

three claims about 20 be patented had
i5I 600 board feet OF lumber on them
As a matter 1f fact il is now proven
that they hardly had 10000 and if the
ng CURES has not been ten times magni-
fed. is not the mineral development
one OF the richest mining districts in
Colorado Of more value than a lct cf
ueasly scrub pine that the Lord only
intended for cabins and mine timber
and that have no other economic
vslue2 II there is any loyal citi-
zen OF Colorado who can stand for this
bunch Of graft and nonsense al the
next election. We wish he would speak
W News Champion, Gunnisgn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05
THE STRAW BALLOT.

Forms for individual expression Of
the voters upon choice for president
vice president. governor. three con.
gressmen and four Supreme Court
judges have been very thoroughly cir
culated over Colorado by the Demo
cratic state advisory committee AMI
through the means Of eighteen Of the
state papers Results have already
been tabulated and published which
indicates a wonderful, amount Of indie
pendent local expression and desire a.
to candidates For the present. al
least while the delegate conventions
are claiming the attention Of the peo
pie. the further tahUlatiou viii be sus
pended and possibly the lists Of tls
be used later as a basis for further eN.
precision after the national COuy entiOn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

One of the undisputable evidences
Of the friendship-of President Roose.
welt for Mr. Bryan was the invitation
for the Nebraska statesman to be
guest Of the President and in attend
anCe upon the conference Of governors
last week at the national capital when
the conservation Of natural resources
of the country was to be discussed
and planned Mr. Bryan accepted the
invitation Of our chief executive and
was his guest Of honor during the en-
tire sessir n II is scarcely possible
that Nj Roosevelt would be on such
terms with the great communer were
he in direct opposition TO him and his
policies. The patent saving that
great minds run in the same chan
mel" is frequently verified with telling
force.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

of predatory wealth These cOn-ribu
tions are not gifts. they are invest
meuts. They are advance payments
on contracts for the future delivery o,
the government into the hands Cf the
contri .-t-ors. These same Influences
are now irving 70 control both the
leading uarties-and every intelliCent
man ought 10 know il by this time.
Fortunately the masses are inccrrupt-
ible and the scheme will fail in the
Democratic party. ty.-Commoner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

The Bryan Democratic club Of Colo
RADIO has issued a letter atdresse 3
TO the editor Of the Camera who is it.
vice president for Boulder county
urging that the convention which vii
probably he called by County Chair
man Cas1dsy for MAY goth. instruct its
delegates 20 the GleuwooI Spring
convention to vote only for such na
riCral delegates as are known TO be IA
vor Mr. Bryan VIII a duck swim E
II there is any Democrat in Bouldei
county who is not out-snd-cut for BFy
an hZ name is 50 obscure snd his
voice 81 husky that we haven't heard
it.-TTibune. Boulder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

4 is to b. hoped that every dele
tate selected for Gl.HUOoa Springs
aI1 d.clsr. his det.rmiu ION 70 go
before elected II u the proxy" that
i Usually the easiest touched IN the
nt, rest OF some friend FIRST find
OBJ, true citizen and pledEs him 70 go
d elected and then Instruct the dele
ration That b. DseHocrafic and nssh-
ing short Is certain uf expressing the
viii Of the people
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

The forest Service is causing all
sorts Of trouble to the mining indus
try Of GEnnison county. We have
mentioned few of the cases. but il
seems as though the department had
little business 10 transact but collect
fees and protest claims and otherwise
hamper in every possible way the de-
velopment Of the country. There was
a case a. Ohio City the other day
where forest men had reported that
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

VIII Colorado have the courage 10
nominate her candidate Tor Tinted
States senator m the Pueblo cpnygn-
tiaH That D. The uexf means 60 d.
rect election 80 much desired By al
Cifizcus. regardless OF party
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

Teddy could uut get but two battle
ships. he could not get the duty r.
moved from pulp paper and he could
moi get Congress 20 listen to his later
messages How faeti1g is fame. ans
how willingly CCrrupIble is the C. o
+. II viii even uepBdiate a President
10 worship m he altar Of mammun.-
TX Parte. Florence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

Editor Paddock. the father OF the
Boulder Idea is liable to get some
~~gy prominent Democrats in Colorato
into Temporary retirement as a result
OF his suggestion to select the deie-
gates to the Denver convention from
~ state. II will be strongly adyo-
Gated at Glenwood-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05
STATE CONVENTION CALLED.

State Chairman Milton Smith has is
sued the call for the Democratic state
Convention. TO be held at Glenwoot
Springs on June 18th. There are s22
delegates authorized. The apportion-
ment has heretofore been published
under the report of the meeting OF me
State Central Committee of March 23d-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

William ]. Bryan has never been ac-
cused of cowardice in utterance,
treache-y in act. deception or politlcal
trickery. but he has been target tor
more political liars than any other Nv
ing American.-Dem0cra Durango.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

Bryan has declared himself on the
question u precinct primaries He is
uuqaaiitedly 10 favof ct the system as
being cNpressise 81 the desire ~ the
peopie NefhinE sbori Of the primary
system is
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

The cifF camyaigH ~ Drawer has
biosa 0s.T and n. os. tEure se.n
uyou the ssDrHs-sseDf decks 81 thai
suffering cifr s-Bai Evans
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

The New Nork Herald tlud uov
estimates thai NJ Bryan has sel -
the aUs daieEatsH ~ the naffansl coo.
N.RtIaa u nov l1ois - u tn. D.n-
yer gathering ~ould - uue grand fsti-
tcatigu MeetiHE
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

Both The hpmesteader and the miner
arr being torueuted by the spies aud
reut collectors 81 the administration.
Maybe u Bryan gets Whlri a. this
public land system Tor a while there
viii be- mere civilization in vogue and
less annoyance OF the settlers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

Thomas Anuear. eNs'a'e senator.
now county treasurer Of san Juan
county. desires to 20 as delegate to
national convention--l,x Parte. Flor
ence
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

The fact that the present corpora
.r;op Congress pays no attention to Mr.
RoosayeIt's messages is one OF the
Presidents strongest endorsement 8
Bve and bye the people will heed theih
,y retiring bunch Of the Wall street
satellites, who now seek 10 make litlle
# the best President he country ever
1ad Item. Rico.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

Park county Democrats have gone
BTVanward with no uncertain sound,
lust as Summit county Will do at the
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

There L. only one man In America
sE1 can give Bryan an even race
That man is Roosevelt Bryan
chances 81 election grow evenly with
De chances of any other man for the
kfpubliCan nomination. The reason uf
.hs president : strength is based upon
lIs demOct attic views TAe people are
~ lasi fBlly awake and arr demanding
i.mocratic policies n the Republican
voters cannot vote for a Democrat IN
heir own ranks they viii vote for
3ry Times. Longmout
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

The poor old Republican party in
Denver Is in the worst plight Of its
existence For months the Denver
Republican has been boosting Mayor
Speer for reelection Then the Pueblo
convention held a whole night seance
sith Crawford Hill. the owner OF the
Republican. and extracted pledge
from him that he would toat square
with the party in Denver and support
Phelps. their nominee Hill carried
he name Of Phelps al The head but
otherwise did all he could for Speer
aud crowed louder over the election
,f Speer than over all the balance Of
heir own elected ticket Now the
party leaders are sore and threatening
all sorts Of dire retribution. Are they
honest or is that one Of their ways cf
applying for that popular brand of
Evans Salye9
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05
No. A0n>aDC C00Da0os
49, . e~AS00o0 ~ -
Ave ~ .

Al es.s au GlsusSod : sriHgs from
nS~ tiA after tn. stst. Convention oa
Jane 18th
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

The National Congressional CON
HIittes i- s-ttinx oui q political hand
took that should b. IN tn. hands af
fhe individual soters IN every precincf
b. the United States Motto. the an
uuaac.meat sl-.~ here and send your
u.ite in the interest of Democrats N
tis aext Congress
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

Just as we have been expecting, the
warning factions at Denver have gone
so far that there will be two county
conventions and two sets OF delegates
at the Glenwood Springs convention.
Those Denver Democrats seem to op-
crate on the principle that the way 10
make political army great is 10
Kill off the common soldiers This
again calls attention to the Boulder
.dea. which is TO ruthlessly exclude
from leadership of the state conven-
ion the reputed leaders of the var
ious factions. The honest yeomanry
Of the party should get busy and ar
range the details of assumption OF the
party leadership by m who haven
axes TO grind or scimitars to sharpen
against their political brethren. Things
will be doing in Glenwood Springs that
will surprise the would-be and histor-
gal leaders.-Camera, Boulder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

proper tine. They adopted a ringing
Jefierso-lan platform. incidentally in
structiu- heir delegates for the great
Bulletin. Breckenridge
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

Papa Teddy Is getting ready TO ap-
ply the 'persuader" 10 Congress IN his
effort 20 get that contrary bunch to
pass some Of his suggested Legislation.
He Is "inquiring' into the necessity
of lot oi the public building appro
priatiuBs asked by members in the In
terest Of their own reelection
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05
vG1ne q - SaDas psops
- = - GO. Dc . We~sA
oo0eesAAN

tg-as bans guarantee system has
had tts hrs; test IN Ga s1iahoma oA sss
9Th and pFosed successful Th.
beauty OF that system is that u bsfh
Protects thu a-,positer and the banker
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

VIII some wise one kindly vouch-
safe the information to suffering
public why IL is that with the bank
reserves ranging higher than in the
history of the country tnow over 30
per cent in Denver and nearly that in
New York; money should be so pesky
hard To get? There seems To be an or
ganized determination upon the part
of the banks to horde the funds in
the vaults and thereby force expensive
liquidation in the business world. II
is not all accident or lack of conf
dence Even water viii seek its level
if permitted to do SO The nation
needs sane government system that
Will foster legitimate circulation in
stead of retarding. as under the pres
ent condition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

When Paddock's young men get to
h. state convention. 1t may be pos
sihie that something will " doing
Nothing is necessary to be done a.
he convention for the purpose Of Sc
Getting delegates 10 the national con
.ontion Let the old moss backs have
hat convention. No one cares who
gets seat in the auditorium. The
active Democrats will get look in
somehow. The convention for the
nomination of the state ticket is dif-
ferent proposition and should be con
rolled by men who are not under the
Influence of any of the bunch. or
lunches, in Denver or Denver county.
There is much in the Camera prOposi-
tion. and il every Democratic paper in
he $ ate viii get busy the atmosphere
might be cleared.-Times, Longmont.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

prevalent opinion among Republi-
can editors is that the Democrats are
terribly distressed because there is
possibility tnat MIR. Roosevelt Will be
he Republican standard bearer in this
year of our Lord nineteen hundred and
eight. They are entirely wrong in their
assumption. Democrats would be glad
Jf the opportunity to defeat the man
who is to a great degree responsible
for the present disastrous condition of
The country. If he be again nomin-
atel il will give thousands of Demo
Gratis who voted for him in 1904
an opportunity to partially clear
their consciences The Republican
party as a party does not want NJ
Roosevelt nor Mr.. Taft. but it is in the
position of the boy who caught hold
OF the bears tail-it can't let go Mr..
Roosevelt will either name the man or
take the nomination himself Pres
ent conditions indicate that the con
yention will be stampeded TO him. Let
him run.-Press, Leadyille.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

When Colorados members Of Con
gress return home aud ask for re.elec-
ton. they viii he lauding the Presi-
dent TO the skies Then some hay
seed" on miner" will ASK them how
IL came that If Teddy - such a great
and good President they never raised
voice or vote In support Of his
splendid Recommendations Then all
will be silent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

As an index showing where the
great six million OF American FEEDER
aied labor stands this year and es-
pecially since the recent very hostile
United States Supreme Court de-
cisions, here is President Gomper
latest proclamation: The interests of
organized labor are never with the
rascally franchise grabbers and plund-
ering public utility corporations, or
the politicians who give swollen for
tunes to few buccaneers at the cX-
pense of the community
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-05

S07 T.. & c. Building. Denver.