The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

VIII be suppressed. There are TWO COM
panicS OF bandits out. one in the state
or MoreloS. in the south of Mexico and
me me olher in Sonora In those localities
inc country Is such that a gang OF 500
men might maintain themselves Tor
months without being dislodged, and
simply pay hide and seek with an army.
The government forces are chasing
them, but It may lake some HttIe time
to corral them, so many arc the hills
and rayincs
In Mexico City things are going on
as usual. and there Is no evidence that
there was a revolution As a matter OF
fact, IL wasn't a revolution that took
place. anyhow. but AN evolution. Ma
dero simply headed movement that
was popular and so widespread that no.
body III the capital knew 10 what eN-
tent 1t had gained force. He is good
man. Of course.
There Is some question whether his
term VIII he for SIX years OF whether he
viii he considered as elected 10 fill the
uneNplred term that began last Dcccm-
Der.
we have just finished RECEIVING a
large supply O; new engines and pas
sengcr and freight cars. They arc
American made. and we hope that those
We have bought in the last year or 50
arc quite M TO the best modern railroad
Dull Days OIL Stock Market
Why doesn't the stock market do
plenty. These fractional movements
from DAY 10 day do not stir up enthusi-
asm The public might respond 10 a
five point movement up or down Int
gains or losses OF half a point day do
not appeal TO tho imagination Since
October opened the railroad division Ina
finished lower on five occasions and
higher nine times. with ret gain OF
less than two points. II Is suspected
that good deal OF stock has been uu
loaded during the last week from in
quarters Yet tho cXtraordl-
uarilN light demand lor money on tho
part ol commission houses suggests thai
the public has not bought In any con
siderable ununtity. What. therefore has
become "l the stock lquidstcd? II has
not vanished from th" farc uf tue eariE
Somebody must hav" H.
What IS the actual size ~ tho cotton
CROP Has The Wuusualiy favorab bic nick
ing season leading TO unusually carly aud
rapid picking and marketing created =
idls" impression as io tic real uIaCuI-
tud" Of the CROP Some think so Ilcar|
what a Montgomery. Ala. house has TO
say. rs rule. I'm normal seasons an
approximate estimate at this date can
10" made with certain degree of 40
cura"N, prediCating the same on 4 given
frost date. but conditions this season are
unlike previous seasons. aud therefore
al estimates al present arc bound To- lie
deceptive. ln cur opinion. the cafiv ma
turify of iGis crop. iGc rapid larvastin.
"i nc. same. the uuprcccdcutly rapid
the largo periodical ginning figures.
makes this crpp appear 10 tho casual
observer much larger than il really is
The -cr-F"s rang" from II 500, 600 10
lh,'nu,unp bales. many not going below
li.100.0Oo OF above H.. 0e0. 600 bales Snp.
extremists bHN" v"utur.d 90 predict l. .
100000 bales. hut very few tia,v such
!!gurcs seriously. Tho dny may como
when the south win raise %, 600 900 bales
but II would, OF course. be wise nor 10
cross that bridge until n Is reached I,
tha next government ginning rcDori
gives total as large as that Of the Ma
tiousi Ginncrs' associaiion 20 roo
bales. then q, would seem that the crop
must be larger than any crop eyer be-
Tore raised and there would be no use
~ ~ "'lloI,r 's' TACT Meantime. the /
third week I'm October usually seems 10.
early TO be at all dogmatic about the