The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-28
- cnrroAl 49,

The outlook for q good price toi
this years crop OF cotton y not very
promising The report ot tne oepaft
ment OF sgrieultnre issued Oetopep Z,
showed that 7tI4O,634 running Dales q
cotton had been ginned TO oetonei
is. This IS 26l3,VO9 pales more thae
were sinned 20 the same GATE ID AalV
,S12.l40 bales more t2an during tne
record cr1p year of 1871 WAen 4t,i
lper cent Of the wears total crop o.
l5,6s4Sl0 running bales were slnneu
10 October Is, and l.4444bS more tnal
the big crop year oI I9V4' when 49,
pei cent Of the years crop at l5,adz,
i5l running bales were ginne1 TO that
date
These figures are disc0uTaging. but
thev must lie accepted MS pointing to
actual conditions. FOR tbe government
reports are always conservative. and
Tor that reason more encouraging to
the hall than tine boar side OF the
market ii tAese Figures noid out, and
there is no reason why they should
not, Tor toe cotton crap y made, tneie
viii be from 100000 70 I,ao0,upo
Gales bales carried over and Il tne
TROUBLES IN China continue Ehe amount
sett IN reserve will be greater
This discouraging outlook has at
tracted attention all over the south,
and various plans have been suggest
led by which the cotton PLANTER may
be enabled TO secure what he THINKS
IS fair price for MS crop some OF
Ihese plans would De amusing pul Tor
the serious question mYoiFel. me
lsouthern governors are 70 hoid con-
| Ventloh at New orleans at the ciose
"a the present month % consider the
| sltuatlch ahd 40 something. What
/ theg expect 70 do mas not YET deFei-
0ped Not one oI the governors mas
I vet oilered common sense Plah lot
the solution OF the rlddle. All ol them
tell the FARMER 10 mold, but not one
OF them tell him how ne can hQid III
the absence Of something else TO pay
ms debts and supply the wants OF his
Iamiiy
1t will not be disputed by anybody
wao has an ordinary degree of com
mon sense that everybody is inter
ested in seeing the s0uth,s greatest
staple bring the best price obtainable
A good price for cotton means pros
perity for the farmer. consequently
for everybody. While low price
means deprivation for the farmer and
depression FOR everything through
out the cotton belt
Bnt tbara is reason "a donnt whath.
ar 4ba con,ioo convention will effect
anv nrarficaJ rasuIts az & bathar those
who ara III talfe nart Is H hava for
st,e.;r ghiact tba ;ntar4.ete nf an,hogt
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,f tboea utbe, atfan6 srah gatberinse
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s,or TIA n,.,tlet Y 3n,3ic{.,.st,. 4. e
IS obfair oon4 aad stasa.. nrian
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