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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

~ hi~ 81 f..-s s~e aud sAuu1nn0 -
A. athiete Esi-hf have esxt.A amn1u
~ lsrsie Iet,s Sp0e ussse ss~spuA -
ssnaA liner u anxi.sy crxyx i.ss -
brv~Hisa csEc.s. s~essash Jtm's -
the ls.s that had once shxax - ouuuau
b.-can.s tender and tsesa1ssuA - -
rtscs .f the EseE ~ousa ~ilasng,y hnss
gone back to the Odd eas5sts1su~.
It ~as a rcd ..-sscs day u - e..
Gus whsa folly hr~s n.asaspa ~ Co.
NJ .a the ,-oic 81 an snhsschSd wsuru
and from there a. tse hack ~ q sstuu6-
Is &bet.and voay. Jssa ssa TUk0 -
l.esn '-peg,~ctia' hcr ssAlAssehso-~ eAnS
declared. and fsvss that sinse - -
lsso.sd II foslys A2csssosS UAs Gtsuo
full encourages useot
Marker was ausck to RssO - -
vantage Of s4hasaS sAe ~ - ~ 1n1lv
,.erssSe. St< uzads - osu9 a0We-
s.sce in the stsxets HS,as ssoso11ng
very lac . Ne~foasAlasA 80. Oaaa1
~ from thu rear ~ IN sa1 1suo -
foss By . White faced cissD Shs -
thoueht 10 lse all tbe 1uaaiM 6DnnnnD
kc twisted his nsck - 0ucA
From the strset pasaAs ~ eu11Vo
As.t APPEARANCE N ths ~ ~ -
ss~msd q short whise 10 IN 80 BuAo.
They were prosd to sse hrr cssc1Ag
tse ring in bright cos<~s snd - ~
the cheers Of the lco,le. bot . seus
u to~s vas sIren them.
81 alvavs said she'd - NJ sUn
Barker. vino now sssk upoa h1nsns,9
the credit of Polly's triunapA
And what a triumph 1t Uas.
Polly danced as serenely - o11ooO
back as she might have tsssse - ~
CONCERT boards. She swayed Gsose-
fully with the music. Her t1nn saA-
sas twinkled as she stoed 6rwt uopus
one fvot aud then upon the 0ehsr.
Uncle Toby forget to use uaany II
his tricks that night and Jim he1t the
loading of the wagons 10 take caps u
Itself while he hovered near the en-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

ic.4srs<asy esTt@s. was hang D.
tween It's main aud the drs--ssn- seuf
4 shus sat tass csr~,a~ as.,S thai ts..rs.
D. g-scB ~ ss tks back ist fss q
xIsus,s-s ~ sh4s-ss Sos a. ~ s~ca IN
s.s rsEe-
so,sr.a s.Ecauscrs 1as:caeA 4, the
ru.sis 81 thu tessss waved sssd eOa;ed
ia the Essbf ar and l,-.kossSi 10 abe
,..s a~;-,s,esc 80 tsss her s.sise a. maxi
haste 10 sss stcs yssscs.. sss.cs th<iE
cares and ~ chissascr AGAIN
o.er the t..s~ ~ ahe tents ,ke isrid
Iscbi of tlss asssaut r~d 6sc ss.s isase
the SAY. secoGpsss~d ty the crsc- "
tie yrasus -tsschrsx.- shr psvcsrs
Less. sb~ hrusss0sSsx scnass-rs aua sh~
exhortass0~s ~ ehe asaheshs~ sy,scsrr.
y hsse nysaS LaHsers tsssx the painted
reprciUcsksss ~ his ay~oka ks~ss assa
there stessSd uoh,schea chasiass. han
tlied truaks- traJHse tackle. pApsr
kcss~. ssake psls~ss ~ oslss 1suSrsr-
ties urcsaansy - shs sASU.
T"scA<s o.@sd st the sest estrsscss.
whils On Aslps ssA lassssss ssss
hight fur ths basainG " tAe waguss.
Tbeee Was . censsanG ossueu - NE
shooting tn asd 90 Ssu0 she aprsstua
tent " III big taV - SAyiy ascA~d
neR- UoOes cd asi1sls CAM s~
vent
IFowsy assgs wese ssvssch~A ws1~s
the waG0as. UaisiaG thstr tusu To- t,~
dress~d ~ ltsss sr kesx. Tke wise
odd g~~R. ~tth his ssaaest gray mate.
lecked u tAe green grass ~ turned
his head from siAe 10 side. watching
the singing clown. Sho rolled WI the
painted cavcsss and hong neck of the
iH'itatioa gtssGe from which two psu,,-
erty men had just slips~,d. their legs
still tscased in stripes
Ambitss%ss canvasmen and sroon.
were exercising. feet In air. In the
hope II some day getting into the Isr.
formers ring. Property men stole a
minutes sleep in the soft warm grass
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

death" girl Jim waited in the
lot outside. opening and shutting a
small leather bag which he had bought
for her that day. He was as blind to
the picturesque outdoor life as she to
her indoor surroundings. for he, too,
had been with the circus since his
earliest recollection.
The grass inclosure where he watfeA
was shut in by a circle Of tents and
wagonA The great red property vans
were waiting to be loaded VIII The
costumes and tackle which WVRe cpa-
stantly Ming brought from the bia
top. where the evening perfcSmance
was now going on. The gay stripcl
curtains at the rear of the tent veee
bcoped back to give air to the panttng
musicians, who sat just inside. ThrvuGA
the opening a glimpse Of the audjeore
might be had. tier upon tier. fannang
and shifting uneasily. Near the maSn
tent stood the long. low dressing -.
With the women performers stovea
away b one end. the ring horses -
the center and the men performem y
the other end
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

might wash the delicately shaded
tights. handkerchiefs and other small
articles not to be intrusted to the
slow. careless process Of the villa &c
laundry. Some Of these had been
washed tonight and hung to dry on the
lines between the dusty street gar
nents.
Women whose turns" came late sat
about. half clothed, reading. crccheting
oe sewing. while others added pen
ciled eyebrows, powder or rouge TO
their already exaggerated makeups.
Here and there a child was putting
Aef sawdust baby TO sleep in the till
Of her trunk before beginning her part
N the evenings entertainment Young
- old went about their dgties with q
Systematic. eusincsslike an. and even
De little knot Of excited women near
Pouy-t seemed that csR u the -.
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- the ri-i-s E--rseessss-cs
jim pss e~~a the nd 81 the srusk
saa sat ss-sa n. fs~lsa< laks a crinsis.s.i
tecau.~ k< Vas hs.siaS ssasessssn-
1som Polly.
HIS consciousness - zpils vas IN
cssasea a. h. recalled haw afsen slss
had fsrissld.a Toby aid hiHs-cf -
sssh into reckless extravazancs~ f"t
be- sake and hsw she had hccn Gss-e
n~ariy angry than be- had eses ss-ea
kcr whsn they bad rus thesr months
salarssS tsSethas 10 hoy ker ssc span
eirA as~~s for hcr ss-s appearance u
hsA tskcs q grs-sf pssny sEr'aaGses aud
psoasises q. 3. their fpssTe t~sksyss~
20 calm hss ssA sew shey bad assln
Ai.aasyed her. bt ~essA w. q great ~
~ y iseH scuiehss cstl<ai was over
Jim vstch~d BUsly sSessily ss So
eause frosa the AssnsinG s~us ssd sses'
- To case ct ths s~seAy chusch sss<-
pae- The incongruisy ~ eke slang that
ssssa CANE Svvm - Ariicssely ss~usee
kg.~ las bo~t uy.sa HIN ~ - twrU~ss
be- eyes toward hin.
say, Jim.- sAe saia. ~sth . ~'e~sesn
Crawl 'rheU's q Susay NJ II says
ohst gees to then chasch places. ssst
ehey:"
"Mast evesyhs.Ay Aas % souse Kind
- baG" Jio assssse1- 4 suess seey
As.a't g. much hnru-
"'Aaeusls-e The time yos t0ok use iutc
esse u them ys,aces 20 set ~ "sta -"
ssin. the suw1ay "sr wsgoa eroke
down, Well that buuch We huttesi
into wouldn't "a give sells Brcs. ~
csuse for worry 18th that show a
thcirn. would they. Iim?" She lSoked
st him with withering diHeust. ''say.
wasn't that the usUHkiest stunt that
fellow Ia black was aoin' oB the plat
form; You said Jce Was only ten min
utcs gettin' the tire on to- our wheel;
but. say. ycu take II from me. Jim. "
I had TO wait another ten minutes as
long rs that one Id he too old to go
on rsiiD."
Jim bowed" some church shows
might be better than THAT un." but
Polly said he could have her end cf
the bet and summed up ny declaring
1t NO wonder that 'the yaps In these
towns is dany about circuses II they
don't have Dotbin' better an church
shows to go to-"
One II the grooms was entering the
lot with Polly's horse. She stopped To
tighten one Of her sandals. and as she
rose Jim saw her sway slightly and
put one hand to her head. lie looked
at her sharply. remembering her faint
ness In the parade that morning
You amt fselin' right" he said un-
easily.
You just bet I am" Polly answered.
with an independent toss Of her head.
This Is the night we're goin' to make
them Rubcs In there sit up. amt h.
Bingo;" she added. placing ore arm
affectionately about the neck OF the
big white horse that stood waiting
near the entrance.
You bin ridin' too reckless lately"
said Jim sternly Ms he followed her.
Il don't like IL. There Amt no need Of
your putin in all them extra stunts.
Your act In good enough without 'em.
Nobody else ever done 'em. an no
body II miss 'em II you left 'em out"
Polly turned with a triumphant ring
I'm her voice. The music was swelling
for her entrance.
You amt my mother. Jim; you're
my grandmother" she taunted, and
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07
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no other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

~s m ta..l plaEe1 -zrer. -..-ze b
Ds.e.. ir.arsa I'd fhc sna - iFr fazn
xas e..a.sslz The fuasssisr~ s.rsras''s-
,n..z...l..-s a~rt..sa fhr r.rz NiA "a
t-rr hs-lrs EiaEs UaS iairN Faoii-~
Ssse rerf rsre.z-h the s.T,a hsFr ~fah
. crash - tearilS PaI~sr
-Es-szh Hinge she shouted as see
l,euf her Enacs 81 Hsakc ready isr the
eaal ics-
xoutAne6 Nexf Wees-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07
COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson.
~ Easy Rsosly

Exchange
In the temporary absence of the
beauty editor this question was
handed by mistake to the sporting
editor:
How should one get rid of uper
Hsous hairs on the upper lip?"
That easy be wrote in reply.
Push the young man away"
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

they swept into the ring She
~ was 30 young. SO gayly clad. %
light and joyous in all her poses. She
seemed scarcely to touch the back OF
the white horse as they dashed round
the ring in the glare OF the tent lights.
Inc other performers went through
their work mechanically while Folly
rode.
As for Polly. her work had never
bost its first Interest Jim may have
been right when he said that the spieat
Of the dead mother had got Into her,
but it must have been an unsatisfed
spirit. unable to fulfill its ambition in
the body that once held it. for it some
time: played strange pranks with Pol
II. Tonight her eyes shooe and her
lips were parted in anticipation as she
SeAped lightly over the many colore<l
streamers OF the wheel Of si!ken rsb-
bons held by Barker in the center Of
the ring and By Toby and the tum-
hsers On the edge Of tie hank.
With each change Of her act. the a,.
Gience cbeered and frantically arplaud-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

Most ererpbody has got some kind Of a
bug Jim assentcd.
with a crack Of her whip she was
away ON Bingo's back.
Its the spirit Of the dead one that's
got into her." Jim mumbled as he turn.
ed away. still seeing the fash In the
departing girls eyes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07
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kA Gn kArEs saw
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

Daring his trip from Powderhosa
70 tss county seat lest week, Friday
n H. ftrs0er was . caller st the
News-Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07
CHAPTER ii.

M HILE Polly sat In the dressing
tent listening indifferently to
iii" the chatter about the ..leap Of
death" girl Him waited in tho
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07
CHAPTER Ill.

NOLLl and Bingo always made
the audience sit up" when
they swept into the ring. She
y was 20 young. SO gayly clad. %
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07
4 &eua0 -

= ss~us~d you when yor bay TX. f1ssae
eaUi,y u,s.a.e.n.--- for all ses ia2rsDe
eass easee,ug iase taca ere pr.s'sa -
sAe ssse-~rApVsrs and tner isr.s's'<s
ere ssse-sed ursSsas cath - t~sins eoaAssess
ss.d cusrect Nou kso~ j.ss hat 700 -
nsy.ae f.s saA thai the sasrssfeaas -
a>tser~d fsvn NAsusv's lssssss0sy, eesn6
sx.scs~a tsoa she oo-s sssSseD oessse
msascsani sooas bD9sA oB0wiaG - -
AonDsroa sssvrOunAxAn Os11us eoouss
- S.se AasVeD@S0e -
1Batsuas UsGo 49,
ke:ee[[
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

"a HE band of the Great American
Circus was playing noisily
The performance was IN fuil
swing
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sSuss.sse Next Wess
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-14
COPPER STOCKS THE
MARKETS FEATURE
Rumor of Consolidation of In
terestS Renewed in Wall
Street.
DRAIN ON BANK RESERVES
MONEY SITUATION STILL BOTH.
ERS THE SPECTATORS.

New York. Nov. 13.-Copper stocks fur
nished the object of a speculative diver
sion today in the dullness which held the
general list. The return from abroad of
a number of capitalists credited with de-
Gliding voice in negotiations believed to
have been under way for consolidating
copper interests was made the occasion
for the demonstration in that group.
Guarded admissions We're interpreted by
the speculative element as confirmation
of reports on the subject which have
been in circulation but no authoritative
announcements were made. This move
ment acted as a tonic on the stock mar
ket. Confidence was kept up by asser-
tons that supplies of credits sufficient to
guard stock market values would be
Forthcoming from other sources than the
clearing house banks.
Statements were made that foreign lend
ers were offering funds in New York and
that the great private bankers were ap-
plying resources to the protection of the
call money market. There was a large
flow of gold into the Bank of England,
largely from the Bank Of France.
Account was taken of additional drain
already ia sight on New York bank re-
serves.
Prospects are that further gold will go
out to South America, besides engage
ments already made do not figure in to-
days bank statement
Trade reports were encouraging, and
returns of October gross earnings of rail-
roads were sufficient TO indicate a high
water market for that month.
The fact that no call loans are made
at the stock exchange on Saturday left
the market without an accurate index on
the tone, but a strong demand for time
loans was reported. Loans for sixty days
were made at 81 per cent. and that rate
VIII be asked for ninety days.
The appearance of the bank statement
confirmed the confidence of those who
had expected the surplus TO be conserved.
the enormous loan contraction reported
operating in fact to add substantially to
the margin of the surplus.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales (par
Value). $2,043.0 900.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call for the week.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. 13.-Wintry weather in
the northwest was one of the factors
responsible for sharp break in wheat
prices here today Oats were affected
by the slump in wheat and closed easy,
but corn closed firm.
- PROVISIONS Were again excited and
Ilrm and closed sc to soc higher than
sion.
The wheat market was weak all day,
owing to persistent hammering by
pears and lot of weekend nquida ton.
RMS selling counted heavily against
the market, as support was at no time
vigorous. News of the day was almost
exclusively IN favor of the bears, al
though the demand for cash What at
outside markets was still fairly active.
Foreign news was bearish, the Liv-
erpool market showing declines of s4
50, owing to favorable crop reports
from Argentina and Australia
Weather conditions in this country
and Canada were such as TO inspire
considerable selling, drop in tempera-
ture in the northwest being considered
a Iorerunner of an increased move
ment of spring wheat, while wet
weather In the western wheat states
Withstand winter December ranged
between LOS and 1904. The close was
| almost at the bottom, with December
at 1.O55.
The corn market was firm. The mar
ket closed firm, unchanged to higher.
Trading In oats was of small volume
and the market was inclined to sag
/ because of the weakness of wheat.
Prices at the close were unchanged to
a shade lower.
Provisions were strong. During the
! day January pork sold between 2155
and 22.00. The market closed at almost
| the top.
| The iaading futures ranged as follows:
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The Bank Statement.

New York, Nov 13.-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold $6769.0O0 more than
the requirements of the Is per cent re-
serve rule. This is an increase of S1,726,-
425 In the proportionate cash reserve as
compared with last week The statement
Loans. 81 .24s. 100; decrease, $50, 731, 300.
Deposits, S1,214, 7SS. 600; decrease, s25,-
Circulation. sos. 22s. 300: decrease, $50, $50.
Legal tenders. SIS. 567 500; increase, $751;
Specie, s2n,s SOS, 200; decrease. s4.479. 800.
Reserve, 1910. 466. 900; decrease, s4,9i1, 700.
Reserve required, sS0S6g7,OOO; decrease
Sc SIS, 125.
Surplus, SC, 1884, coo; increase, 1.726 AS.
Elk. United States deposits, s7,1S7, 10; in
crease, &,7S7,S5O.
clearing house banks today was 1854
The statement of banks and trust com
panies of Greater New York not report
ing to the clearing house shows that
these institutions have aggregate depos-
it's of s1,251, S97. zoo; total cash on hand,
$1439 600 and loans amounting to $L2R,
2S3, 800.
The Ffnancier will say:
1t had been expected the statement of
the New York associated banks for the
week ending Nov. Is would prove interest
ing, but nothing quite as striking as the
changes actually made had been antlcl-
pated
Current opinion held that the transfer
of loans from London to New York this
month would be heavy, and that the loan
item of New York banks would show
large increases in consequence. Contrary
to expectations, however, loans of thu
associated banks have not been expended,
and the current statement shows a con-
traction in this item of S39. COZ, 400, one OF
the heaviest decreases on record
The known movements OF money fore
Swallowed a decrease in the holdings OF
specie and legal tender and the contrac-
ton of s. S53500 in cash holdings was in
harmony with actual bank conditions at
the end of the week.
Deposits fell off SAC. $4,000. This, of
course. reduced reserve requirements
nearly $1,000 and surplus reserve, which
at the end of the previous week was I'M
der S5.OO0.O00, rose 81, 330, $50, making the
present surplus 10,2S6.575
Just where the loan burden of the banks
has been shifted is uncertain, but 1t Is
evident the outside institutions in this
CITY have not assumed it. since the loans
of the trust companies last week rose less
than one and a half millions, while their
cash holdings fell off more than two and
three-quarter millions, and their net de-
posits decreased S6.S77, 200.
The rise of call money on Friday TO 9
per cent cannot be said in the face of a
bank showing like that of Saturday to In
dictate that this rate is normal
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Grain Statistics,
New York Grain.

New York, Nov. 2.-F1our-Receipts
34,O96; exports, 15,997; dull but steady
Minnesot patents. 5.25 a $50; Mime
sofa bakers, 4.50@ 4S0; winter patents
5.3565.75; winter straights, 5.15 a $50
winter extras, 4,30@4SO; winter low
grades, 4.20Q470; Kansas straiEhts
4S065.OO.
Wheat-Receipts, 1885, 900; spot easy
No red, I.27 nominal domestic eleva-
tor and 1.261 nominal spot f. o. b
afloat; No. I northern Duluth, 1.15l
nominal f. o. b. afloat; No. hard win
ter, 1.1S2 f. o. b. afloat
Options-After opening lower or
cables, the market rallied on covering
and on small offerings on fears of a
decrease and the firmness in cash and
was well sustained during the session
cember closed LIS; May, Liz; July
1O3s
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City, Nov. Receipts
5000 Market steady. Natives, 4.75dS. 90
native COWS and heifers, 2.25G5.75; stock
ers and feeders, 3.25d4. 90; bulls, 2.750
10; calves, 4.O06D7 90; western steers, 4.0(
az. 80; western cows, 3.0Od4. 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. Market steady
to strong. Bulk of sales, 7.75dS. 90
heavy, 7.95GS.O5; packers and butchers
1858 %; light, 7.6Od7.9O; pigs, 6.5OG7. %
No sheep.
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MINES
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which Uncle Jesse knight placed strong
hopes. Bunches of good ore were dis
closed in the upper levels and with the
expectation of opening permanent re-
sources at depth, an expensive power
nIant was installed and a long tunnel
was driven For some reason the tunnel
has not encountered the ore in paying
quantities, although many good mining
men hold to the belief that in Mineral
Flat ground is the making OF rich
mine.
Under existing market conditions it is
ont of the question TO pay for continuing
DEVELOPMENT from the selling of treasury
stock and the policy of the Knight IN
teresfs is TO close down workings where
assessments are required, except, per-
hans. IN a few cases where the outlook
for developing pay resources is eXcep-
tfoOally good.
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Treasury Statement.
Evaporated Fruits.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Evaporated apples
quiet: November delivery, sssdSA; spot,
new crop, 11d11iz; choice, 1908. 9lzo1012
Prunes-Firm: California, up to 4O-50s,
23L671z; OregOns, sag.
Apricots-Steady; choice 11611A; ex-
ira choice. 1117d11S4; fancy, l2Ql21a.
Peaches-FiTm; choice, 5AG512; extra
choice 52tG6; fancy. 61aQ694.
Raisins-Firm; seedless, SsId5l2; Lon
don LAYERS .2041 %
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York. Nov 13.-Coffee closed
steady. net unchanged to points higher.
Sales were q. $50 bags, including January
at ESQ: March at SEQ; May at $40; July
at 6.7566. so. September at $50.
Spot. quiet; No. Santos, S&q9; mild
quiet; Cordova, 9G11h.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining S.SoQ
4 90: centrifugal. 96-test. 445d450: mo
Iasses sugar. 370d3. 10; refined, steady: No.
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Financial and Commercial

prices were practically nominal today, and
no fresh feature developed.
Tin was quoted at 3O.25G30.50; local deal
ers quote lake copper at 1S00ql3.25; cleo
trOiytic at 12S71zq13.00; casting at l2.I5q
12S71z.
Lead was quiet at 4S71zq4.45, and spell
ter at 6.25d6 10.
Iron was unchanged.