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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
LET the PEOPLE
RULE"
r. Begin With They-snd Not the
B corporations-Must Pay Lesiti-
mate Campaign Expenses--Have
YOU Contributed TO the Bryan
and Kern Fund7
: the Editor Of The Times:

Tc the Editor OF The Times:
M There are no secrets in this
campaign. Strictly praetieins
what he breaches, Mr.. Bryan
would not win victory with
tainted money paying the cleo
tIon expenses.
Not a dollar Is TO be accepted
which requires any PROMISE
either express or implied, other
than for HONEST IMPARTIAL
GOVERNMENT.
Mr.. sryan will enter the
white House absolutely free
from entangIing alliances, free
70 servo all classes OF honest
citizens alike, or he will not
enter Il at all.
Hence the course 10 plain.
The campaign Of Bryan and
ksrn must be conducted by the
people.
The people must pay the nee
essary campaign expenses u
they want public servants who
Will serve thsIr interests.
Special Interests are favored
elassss, having secured "SWol-
LIN FORTUNES" by purchas-
ina favors In the past with
MILLIONS CONTRIBUTED TO
CONTROL ELECTIONS, stand
ready 20 alive MILLIONS MORE
FOR CONTINUED FAvoRs-
Gut that class never gives
dollar unless u buys a pledge.
Mr.. Bryan says, from March
eth, 1909, LET THE PEOPLE
RULE"
This can come only II the
people pay their own bills, and
control their own elections.
1eEWARE OF THE TRUSTS
BEARING GIFTS"
That policy Of the favored
few buying q mortgage on the
government meant that the can
dldate for President knew q few
people only in an entire state.
Bryan says, "We will take the
cause Of PEOPLES hulE
home to the people in every
county"
You can serve the grand
cause OF popular government
through the columns Of your
paper. Il reaches the hreside
Of the patriot who loves his
country for his country's
GOOD; a. distinguished from
the greedy possessor Of swollen
fortunes who loves his country
only for his country's GOODS.
please carry this letter In
bold type at the masthead Of
your paper, asking every one
who favors government by the
people to pay you, at once. az
many dollars az he can spare to
aid the campaign for BRYAN,
KERN AND PEOPLES RULE.
You forward these gifts OF hon
est hearts and homes every
week TO the treasurer Of the
Democratic national committee.
with name Of each contributor
and amounts given. The treas
ursr will forward you a certifi-
cate for each one, asking you 20
deliver these certificates.
Our country 10 for the people;
its government must be by the
People.
sincerely,
NORMAN e. MACK, Chairman
Democratic National Committee.
N. C. WETMoRE, Chairman
National Finance Committee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
uosToN COPPER SALES.

nisnsd by Hayden. stone a Co, iis-iis
0riswoid- st: Anal. 4.<3s: Arv.. l25;
A. c.. s74:; ALL. AS: Bonz.. 40 Bos.
c. 4 A. 81: C. h r., 4: Cent. 90; Cons.
Msr.. 100: Cop. r.. 2sS: d. w. 10; Elm,
20: Fr.. 100; Or, 5; @. c., 21S: Roy,
zoo; L Ak NAM. AMI lSs Non ss M 1s x r. s.
1880; o. D. 5.2la: Csc. 90; Par. 1,1i5;
oui.. 40: r. ISL. so; 3. Fe. 100; shan.
ITO; Sup s32: Tenn, 100: Trim. 2.54l {;
Cop. so: Apex. 1873; IL. Cons, 2.24s; Ut.
Cop, 4eo. Wet. so; Win. 25: Wow.
10. Wyar.. 1900
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
Guerilla Warfare Threatened.

VIENNA. Oct. 9.--Information has
reached the government that Servia
Is planning the organization OF guer
illa warfare In Bosnia and Herzegov
MIA. 1t IL purposed to food these two
provinces with armed bands.
Austria is taking precautionary
steps to protect her frontier. The
railroad tunnel near the fortress oi
Peterwardein. Hungary. Is now held
by trOopS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
COPPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Aria Co;n,l ss4: Aps s, 3 a. ATT IA;
l3E: Bos 4 Corb.. NV; Butte Gin.
24E: Bu. q Lon. ~; Cop. Con. 727s
Cons. Mer.. 30: c.: q H.. $50; c. & A..
Iith: Cent, SIS; Daily w. 8; Davis D..
SN: Ely, IN: Err. IL: First Nat. ga {:
CIR. 4: GLOBE. So; q. Can. IOis: Gold.
Coma, 6 7-ls; Isie Roy. 225s; Kew Cop.
az: Las. ~: Lake. l+h; Mai. SO Mia.
l6A; New. Utah, "a; ". Butte. slh
do Ex., 8: Old Dom, 44h: Csc. 119h
IsE; Santa Pc. IN: Sup. Cop, 2e; Sup.
TN: Troy, Is; Utah Cons.. 4oN: Utah
Cop. Al: u. 3. Oil. -25A u. 8. r., 80;
do pfd, a.: Wyan.. AZ: Youk.. 4.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
Near Death From Accident

Mrs. Annie vogt. aged 20. widow OF
the late Peter Vogt, Ia near death In
her home. No. 52l Congress-st. east.
as result of being struck by Trum-
bull car on Congress, near st. Aubin,
recently. DR.. j. F.. Clark. who Is at
tending her. holds out little hope.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
Markets ona Finance

Kansas City wheat receipts, ~ cars,
year ago 30 cars
Weeks -clearanccs Of wheat and
flour. .-6S--nou- hZ--T
Wheat in Liverpool closed LII higher.
and corn Il II 4. q higher.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Friday, i,4iSooo bu; ycar ago. $4,000
bu.
Exports 81 wheat and -four Friday.
5ss,ooo b..
CHICAGO GRAN.
CHICAGO. Oct, 9.-Nheat oper.d
strong snd active. Prices were up
over a cunt, There was Conside ra bile
te3lixing and selling against the ups
on the bulge but tile market took Vt
well
Opening prices: wheat-ljec.. i0l q
lOl .. Cora--Dec.. 65isc. oats-DeG..
not quoted; May. 5la TO jib a 81 ~
Pork-Jan., sis.isql6,lo. lArd--Jan..
~ 80. Rlos--Jan.. ss.52@s55.
CHICAGO. Oct. 9.--Wheat closed l. u
sc higher for the day. Corn n q !. {
lower. Oats closed y q sc on to &c
Up. Provisions were 50u52Ec lower.
Closing price,: wheat-Dec.. 3l.0oys
n -corn--Dec.. 64Gc bid. Oats
Dec. 4sLc. Pork--Jan.. slso5. Lard
Jan. 1858 bid. Ribs-Jan.. sst7Q
$50 asked.
Quotations by Hayden. Stone & Co.:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
Two Ellie sankruptcy petitions.

Walter o. Lowe. who has run a
grocery and bakery. at No. 262 Dix
ave, has been adjudged a bankrupt.
Robert A. johnson has fled petition
in bankruptcy. He shows debts OF
$1.7S9.7s and claims exemption on his
property. The principal liability Is a
note OF 800 to bank In Canal Dow.
A n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
U. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den. STONE A. Co.. 1l6.lls Griswoid- at:
New p reg. 1891 Ql0+: do. coup. l0t
bid news -reR..-100L a. loo IA do.
coup. i0lIl0ijsa new Is reg. 1910
121 L do. coup. I22 bid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
NEW roRk METAL.

NEW YORK. Oct. e.-At the Metal
shown in sympathy with weakness IN
foreign markets. While copper was
unchanged In price. the tone was
heavy. Tin was OF &c for spot and
nearby deliveries. Quotations: Lake.
.1s5s 0fsSc, elsotroiytic. 13h @13Ac:
castings. 12H a13hc: spelter. 4.729 q
4I7he; lead. 4.400A<6; tin. 29.15T
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
A,p,s.-Fansy. ,s.sO@a7s; common.

,ASplsss-Fannssy. 's'so@a7s; common.
Bstter-OficiaI prices: Extra cream
cries, 21isc; hrsts. 25iac: crooks. 20c;
packing stock. lsc per Id.
, Ssbhs.r--6oc- Per do= sl;so per bhli
Ceicry-25 q soc per. doz
. Chee:e-Michigan full cream. new.
Ice; old, lac; LIm9arser; iSe: brick.
Chestnuts-$4a $50 per blu; sQloc
CALIFORNIA; Fruits--Plums. $50 per
box; grapes. sl.75Q2 per crate; prunes
Cemee-Packase coffee. ,Ia76@Is.:s
c...s.rsie--caps Gods. 'a.7s per bu;
Dressed C.ivs.-Fancy. lo9lie; com.
E.s.@Mis shi,n ,o current receipts
FiOur-Michigan patents. I'm wood
$3.50: second patent. IS; straight. $3.50:
clear. St.15 per Dbl.
corn meal. sS3: corn and oat chop.
$3.50: coarse middlings. SIS; fine mid
diings. SIS per ton.
Ffnnan Huddies-1ohc per 10.
Fresh veg~tabies-Green onions. isj
per doz: cucumbers. 16c per dog; let +.
tuce. 40c per blu: parsley. 15c; wax
beans. zoe per box green beans 75c per
hamper, home grown tomatoes, 700 S5c
Grape rrnlt-s7@75o per box.
Green I'epRcrN-oOC per Du-
lse: lib baskets. lac; Niagaras, Alb
baskets. 1sc: Delawares. Alb. Ice:
hardware-wire nails. $3.50: base
psintsd barbed Wire. $3.50: saivanis 81
barbed wire. s2.so; No. annealed wire.
s22o: poultry netting before wesviI 9
joint esSetfoash. 90 and 10 pc PEI
on: round and corrusatsd conductor
lOgIie: exsraeted, s0si1e per ID.
following prices for new baisd hs, in
car lots, Z. o. b. Detroit; No. I timothy.
old llQIl.so; new. s1oG1o5o; No. ..
straw. Ss.5o97; wheat and oat straw.
H ma a.. e. cured cured loc: No No
green. iXc; Kip cured. No. /: 10 &c: No.
calf cured. No. 1. i4c: No. 2 &c:
osse hides MS l. No ase Sc g. ~, Ds sh. lS;
skins. a. e wool. 40 Coco
MeIons--Gems. Sl.25 per bu; Usage.
SIG 1.25 per crate.
S:ss.sss5ss. Pc ID per crate:
Oils-Raw linseed. 4Sc: boiled lin
seed. 4tc gal. less per cent for cash
In 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
acne. snc; turpentine. In barrel lots
Ors.ge.-vaienciaA. sA250A7s psr
box
G2.6o; A, SI.75d2; b. }I..591.ss.
Pears-Kiefer's. soc per Blu; 1875 q
ATS per Dbl; Bartletts. $1.2591.5o per
Pop Corn-Ears. ~ 02c per ID.
Peaches-Yeliow. bushels. "A; s2aS
q 400; A, 3l.75G2: r. N.25@L50.
Observation-Disclosures 6sQ70c per bu;
car lots. I. o. b. Detroit. 60966c per Blu.
POultry-Hens, lie. springs. l2q
12hc; geese. Sc; ducks. 30 loc; turkeys,
lac per ID.
Provirions-Mess pork. $1,000: family
pork, sl9l19.50: light, clear, $500;
heavy. $3.50: smoked hams, IL Ne;
dry salted briskets. IKE; shoulders
&c; picnic hams, Siac; bacon, l4c; lard
Il. tierces. IKE; kettle rendered. 12A
per IN.
sweet Potatoes-virginias. $i.75 u
1.s5 per Dbl; Jerseys. sl.15 per bu; SO
per Dbl.
sugnr-Crystal dominoes, IS; Eagle
tablets, $6.95: cut loaf, S6.i5: cubes. $6;
XxXx powdered. $500. graduated, ex-
IRA coarse, s6.55: graduated. In bulk
$3.50: Michigan graduated. s5.35. gran
ulated in 3J-Ib cotton bags, $3.50. con-
fectioncrs' A, 1910: No. /. SEQ: No. 2
s545; No. 3. s5.45: No. I. $50; No. g
$3.50: No 6. s5.2j. No. Z. $500: No. ).
t5.l5; No. .. SIS; 10; No. 10, sos; No. IL
So; No IL. s4.96: No. -. $3.50: No. H.
$3.50: No. ~. 81 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
PRODUCE.

The produce market as n whole was
very steady this morning. There was
quite a lot OF poultry In for Friday.
! and az the big buyers were ALI through
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
.sERV|AN RESERVES
ORDERED To JOIN
C0L0RS SUNDAY
,co.,inues fr... prxe onsI

depression In all depart me nts. which
continued during the day. The gen
eral feeling was most peasimistic.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09

for the week. the market was no better
than inside prices FOR springs. There
was nothing new to be said for butter
and eggs. Potatoes are stu very slow,
and tomatoes are stacking up. Except
for possibly one more trip on sunday
To pick I'D the odds and ends OF the
crop, there will be no more peaches
from the islands. Grapes are moving
freely. and the market Is well supplied
with apples and pears.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
CHANGE OF
FRONT IN STOCK
MARKET
INTERESTS REFUSE SUPPORT ~
FACE OF LONDON SELLING
ROCK ISLAND TRADERS suS
PgcTEp OF UNLOADING.
BY T. c. shorWELL.

| NEW YORK. Oct. s.-An abrupt
change OF front was evident In the
stock market today, On the part OF Inn
portant interests. They positively re-
fused TO support the market In the
face OF the selling from London Their
reason Is that they suspect the Rock
Island group OF traders Of trying 10
unload by way OF that market. This
has interfered with the harmony pro-
gram that made up for political rea'
sons and II may take several days TO
get the market In hand again
In the meantime. professional trad
ers have found themselves able 10
make money short1ided and they are
becoming holder - the declines pro-
crosses.
Opening figures this morning were
from to 2 points lower Union Pa
cifc. steel and Reading suffered most
severely. London sent over lower
prices and those were matched by
those recorded in the early trading
In Wall-st. The big people did not
seem to have many stocks for sale,
they having adopted a policy Of mac.
ton. They are prepared 10 get under
the market whenever they believed
the treacherous selling OF their big as
sociates by way OF London has stop
ped.
The weakness Of Rock Island prefer.
red seems to point TO the identity Of
the sellers.
Sale Of Ave million of bonds by the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
was an unpleasant surprise for the
street, although II has been rumored
that the company had floating debts
OF about $S0.000,000.
On the Curb market there was but
little business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Oct s.-The cotton
market opened easy at a decline of
to points which was considerably bet
ter than had been expected In view OF
the cables. After the call. however.
the decline was increased In the south
the weather was favorable.
Cotton prices. furnished BY Hayden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-09

Am. c. & F. 40: Am. Loco. As. do
ptd. los: Am. sugar. 1871: Am. Smelt..
sSh: Anal; Cop. .7z4*: Ana, Cop a;
b. X. IT,, asa; Cent. I.eath. e4A; en-.
& Ohio, 40A: Oh. d Alton. ASA: Can.
Pac,. Al; c. & CT w, 81 Colo. F. s.
l.. 3ih: Cons. Gas. l4+n: Distil. 29n
Den. 4 Rio Gr... 81. do pfd 80; Erie,
sia: do lsts. 4AA do 2nds: 3sls Gen.
snter; Pap; 81; lowe Gent. as' Il, L; y 4
M. X. & Tex, 2sh: do pfd. "a: Mo
Pac-. sss Nat. Lead. 81; Nor. & w.
72i:: North w. 1924: Nor. Pac.. 13sh
n. Y. G. * IL. 1857; Ont. Il W.. 4ot
Pac. Mail. IAN: Penn. l?$; PEG. Gas
ISL. 1885; do pfd. f77s; st. Paul. 1919;
schioss ST.. s2h: ST L; 4 sou'ern, II y.
52k; Tenn. Cop. AN. Tex. q Pas. "a
Twin c.. SO: Union Pac.. 1924; Y. ).
s. Il. 400: U. 8. Rub, 3o%; u. ).
Steel. 4s: do pfd. 1osz; vir. Chem. 30
wab.. l2is; DO pfd. asa wiscon. Cent.
%; do pfd. 45A Utah Cop. Al: Newh.
S: CT. North. 13l u; do ore Gifts. s7%.
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NEW YORK MONEY
FURNITURE, STOVES, HARDWARE

NEW YORK. Oct. s.--Commercfal bar
silver 81 &C; Mexican dollars, 45c.
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provlously acknowledged. !. j. .s2,o23oo
Francis n. Warren, Detroit. 600
{. 4. t4vbbeii, Bedding. $500. 1000
G. z. Gregg. copemlsh. ...... 200
3ohn Finley. -. ......-..... 500
charles cuilot, Hand station. 100
Will Butler, Gregory. IS
a. 8. hathaway. oranaeviIIe. 500
rotai 10 date. .s2.oe1.25
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10

Scale Books at this office.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
MODES OF THE MOMENT.

Bands of silk worked In colored sill.
embroidery In odd designs are used to
brighten u dark dress.
\ pretty dress trimming has round
disks of velvet buttonholed on the ma
terial connected 10y three rows of mar
row velvet ribbon.
Some of the new black braids have
touch of velvet There is also a rich
heavy braid for edging coats that is
imported from Paris
The vogue Of purple is evident in
every SHADE of panSy purple ribbon. in
wrist bags of shaded green and purple.
silk Stockings. gloves and hats trim
mel with panSies New York Post
Among the dress trimmings and
braids tie fict note Is quite pro.
nounccd y Glct net foundation Is
braided In $0utache braid. while soil
tache appiques have designs in flci
NOT
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
STATE LINES.

New York leads all other states in
water power.
Kansas has the largest herd of Gal
lOway cattle in the world in Green
wood county. in which there are 400
head of registered animals
In Rhode Island. as in Connecticut Il
good many of the old farms are now
In the hands of immigrants from Italy.
and these new owners are making
truck farming pay.
The state of Pennsylvania has taken
steps TO produce timber, and in the
course Of its work IN order has been
issued 10 rob the nests of the squirrels
of part Of their winter supply of nuts.
The order is justified 10y the fact that
the squirrels carry away and store
virtually every nut that falls to the
ground, practice which prevents the
new growth Of trees.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

No man ever forgcts To wind new
watch.
Soon or late about all the powder
mills blow up. Are you Watching your
mill?
Don't he unhappy When unhappy
people die. they become ghosts and
never get Ia heaven.
Before doing anything rs n result of
enthusiasm or excitement see If your
enthusiasm or excitement won't wear
off
You see comedy when you see Il
young man trying TO appear old. You
see pathos when you see an old man
trying TO appear young.
There are hundreds of good men.
but they all bow In humility before
really good woman The patience and
unsclliShness of really good woman
cannot be cqualed by a man,--Atchison
Globe.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
The Viking.

The original viking was a Morse
pirate, a terror in his day. The
one referred to now is Il paper
published by the Commercial
Club of Mineral Wells. - by
and for the club. of course, in the
interest of Mineral Wells and
surrounding country. The fol
lowing paragraphs, pithy and to
the point, taken from the Viking,
might be considered thoughtfully
at other towns:
Patronize members of the Com
mercial Club.
The SOrriest man on earth is
that fellow who is always run
ming down his home town.
If you want to find a dead town
just stop at the first one you find
that has no Commercial Club.
If you want to know the public
spirited citizens of this city just
look at our list of members.
You can be assured of the most
liberal treatment when dealing
with members of the CONNER
cial Club.
| have never yet known a bust
ness man who was in on all
movements for the upbuilding of
his home city that did not get re-
warded for his efforts.
If your property or business
is not making you enough to JUS
tify you in joining the CONNER
cial Club you had better call in a
physician of finance before it dies
natural death.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

Keep n small new Scrubbing brush
TO brush fringe ON doiles when iron
ing.
Boiling water ought never to he pour
ed over tea trays, japanncd goods and
the like, in that ii cracks the val1ish
Wash rather with warm water. soft
sponge and n very little soap.
4 little pulverized chalk mostcnc'l
with ammonia and applied with
brush will remove the mark caused by
the dripping of faucet in marble
basin. I'm old toothbrush is n good
thing 70 use for this purpose
To prevent lamps from smoGn"
wash the wick thoroughly in warm
water with little soap dissolved in
II. Then rinse in clean water and let
dry After ii is dry soak the wick In
strong vinegar for an hour then dry
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
WOMAN'S REALM.

Women writ servers are success in
many Of orr large cities
Thousands of women in Scotland
marched through the streets of Edin-
burgh recently to show their wish for
n vote
The parliament of Iceland is now in
session and nearly 1900 women. Il
majority of all the adult women o'
Iceland. have gent in Il petition for
parliamentary suffrage. They already
have the municipal vote.
The Jail OF Aig.c. in the Rhoue val
ley, Switzerland. has the probably
unique distinction or being governed
by woman. For seventeen years
Nine. PorChct has been governor OF
the jail. which has accomnodation for
twenty prisoners. whose sentences
range from a month to two years.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
GLEANINGS.

Gloves were first worn In England
in the reign Of Edward II.
India has 4.S3J9i7 acres of irrigated
land in the punjab. an increase of 4J3.-
5Gl acres in one year. The crops are
mainly wheat. sugar cane. grain and
winter oil seeds
\ Boston correspondent of the New
York sun suggests that zone never SccS
a japanese having hair cut nor secs
a japanese who needs hair cut and
asks IL any one can explain this.
The work Of forming harbur ut
Durham. Port Natal. was started 10
1852 and continued until 1906 without
interruption. costing about S11.0OO.OOO.
including developments and equip
ments.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
Park Association Organized.

Monday evening Il Randall
County Palo Duro Park AssOcia-
ton was organized with j. c..
Hunt as chairman, r. A. Terrill
as secretary and l.. #. Lester
treasurer. The following citizens
were enrolled as members:
S. B.Lofton, Theodore Cochell,
G. c. Wiseman, G. r. DeGraften-
ried, W. K. Bates, J. A. Wansley,
j. n. Haney, J. r. eagle, j. d..
Ballard, j. f. Rogers, [. n. Hicks,
G.. A. Brandon, Il. E. Pickens,
M. f. Slower, K. c. Reynolds, II.
f. Reid, J. A. Edwards, W. f.
Heller, a. n. Henson, John
Knight, b. f. Buie, w. d. Scott,
l.. U. Lester, r. A. Terrill, j. NJ.
Craig, j. M. Myers, H. Ames, j.
F.. Hood, J. w. Stoddard, l.. G..
Conner, j. A. Tate, b. Y. John
son, A. H. Thompson, DR.. d. NJ.
Stewart.
On motion the chair appointed
as an executive committee DR..
Ingham, John Knight and l.. G..
Conner.
A finance committee, whose
duty lay in soliciting member
ship and providing funds, was
constituted as follows: r. f.
Reid, G.. G.. Foster, b. Y. John
son, Geo. c. Wiseman, G.. NJ.
Houser, H. James, J. NJ. Craig.
1t was also resolved that each
citizen of Randall county, male
or female, contributing funds, in
any amount, toward the accom-
plishment of the object sought a
Government Park, shall be con
sidered a member of the asSOcia-
ton, Collections made on the
spot, six dollars.
As representatives to the Anna
rillo convention, beginning yes
terday, the following were chosen:
S. B. Lotion, Theodore Cochell,
Geo. G.. Wiseman, b. Y. Johnson,
G.. 7. DeGraftenried and W. f.
Bates.
Jasper n. Haney, Judge Hen
son, B. T. Johnson and several
others made ACTRESSES.
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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
Souvenir Post Cards.

The News Office has in stock:
The Falls on PalO Duro.
Methodist church and parson
age.
Christian church and parson
age.
Presbyterian church.
Bird's-eye view of town.
PlumS grown here.
Cherries grown here,
Alfalfa grown here.
i College building.
Canyon scene on Sunday Greek
lPriccS-TWo for ) cents.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
Up In the Air.

II takes a lot of sand 20 Ne an aero
Embellishments Star.
The trouble with the diriginie nal-
loon seems To bc that II is shaped Ike
lemOn.-St. Louis PostDispatch-
Santos-Dumont bet $1,000 that his
hydroplant boat could make sixty
miles an hour. Fifteen miles is the
best il has done. Perhaps he meant
straight down. cleveland Leader
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10
News Roll of Honor.

Under this heading will be found
the amounts received on Subscript-
ion to the News since last .e.
port, and names of the parties
paying. This will serve as a re-
ceipt to those of our subscribers for
warding money by mail
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10

Call up phone No. II when
you think of an item of local in
terest. The News will appreciate
such information. 4
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-01-10

Bryan's Commoner and The
News, both one year Sl.75.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-05-15
DEATH OF MRS. IRA LUNA.
Afflicted With Consumption and Suf-
fered Many Months.

Death relieved the sufferings of Mrs.
Ira Luna, nee Fern MoPherrin at 9:30
a. m. Wednesday May 13, 1908.
Mrs. Luna had long been afflicted
with consumption. and not long ago
returned to Athena from her home in
Spokane. She constantly grew worse
after her return here, and shortly
took to her bed at the home of her
parents.
The funeral was held yesterday af-
ternoon from the Christian church
and was largely attended. v. e.
Hoven. pastor of the Christian church,
conducted the funeral services.
Fern. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McPkerrin, was born in Taylor
county. Iowa, and at the time of hei
death was aged 10 years, IL months
and 4 days. Besides her husband, she
leaves to mourn her loss, father. mo
theI. two sisters and four brothers.