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The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

, lac, Limeurger. new. iSe; ODD; lie:
brick. SC; schweitzer. Use per ID
Observation-Disclosures ca sa'0o per box
cSGsr--Psokass sorres. HG7S0iS,s
per 100 lbs
Dressed Csive.-Fancy. s0sAo; com.
mon. so lc per 10.
Esxs-Michigan current receipts.
nr.ss case ,eSSnt; ise per do..
:s3; s second PssSs. psl Ill E's' straight
rssa. Job lots bran bran. ,,s,oe;;
e sSop. ,ss coarse m,adlinSs, ,s go S aas
sniddlings. $50 per ton
Fresh vexetsbles-0reen onions. Ioc
lettuce. soc per bu: spinach. as q SOC
c SSs s dos P Elephant sGa sSc
peas peas. ,sO SACK was s ssan soN ,i Jysa
per box. green beans, 81 so per hamper.
Gooseberries-ss.6o per bu.
sinrdmareWwire nass. 30: base
painted barbed wire. $3.50; galvanized
Dsrbed wire. siso; No. .ansaled wire,
so per ns 100 sae ee'H aS sns sSS
so and per cent on: oo1ltry netting
after weaving. 50 per cent on; wiz:
on: round and corrugated cSnductor
pipe. rs and per cent on
ao..sy=tsnsy wh IL ligisS: amber
Hickory Nuts-Ss psr bu.
Hay--Dstrott shippers are paying the
prss' "r new Saisi tm nSs N
sl2: rye straw, IS; whea, and oat
straw n,S 81 ton. in car lots NJ .,r.,
CURED. 80 l. So g; No; / * 4. e.. fisS
s s.is;sn sa Msi i no. sg' fie No No cali,
horse horse: hides HS No a0f Ne. s.: Sheep
sk Iia. a. g S y02 81 a ps9 tcC.
L~mo 31s.5o per boz
Maple sugar-Ncw. pure. iSc per h.
o:io.:@sc . fsc Der Der on o.. Texas, N.so
Oiis-Raw linseed. 4ic: boiled lin
i ssi t aSy! sa DIAMOND p seas sn kero
sene slac; turpentine. ip barrel lots.
orungs.-California naveis, $3.50
PPin-"ppi<.--Florida. So cubans '2iS
Pop corn-Ears. ~ a2c per Id
Potato~.-Car lots. {, o. b: Detroit
per blu; Fieridas. sl,2s per bu: Texas
Positry-Hens, il4llhc; chickens
IL q IL i1ci broilers. e5c: geese 9lIl0c;
DUCKS ia a iIe; TURKEYS; l.g ..%: FAMILY
pork slIQl7.50; light clear, $500.
heavy. 1875. smoked hame. II IL a c;
dry sailed briskets. Il q &c, shoulders.
nc: picnic hams. Ac. bacon. IL X q
lee: lard. in tierces. Size; kettle rend-
cred l0l. C per 10.
straw berrfe~-24 at. cases. s350Q+ so
scot. cases. s450Q5
sweet Potsto~s-fiiinois. S21125 per
bu ST. per Dbl
suEar-Crystal dominoee $3.50: eagle
tables, SIPS: cut loaf. S72b. cubes
$3.50: NIX powdered. ss.l5: granu-
lated. extra coarse. sS.sS: granulated. In
bulk. $5.T5 granuiated. In 25-lb cotton
confectioners' a. 1880. No. l. 1918. No.
., s5.75 No 3. $50 No. =. IS. So: No. 5
$3.50; No. 6. ts,55. No. ]. $3.50; No. s.
IS 80: No. IL y5.25; No. IS. s5.25; No
Il. $3.50: No. Is. $500 per 100 lbs
Tomntoes-Texas. s2G225 per bas-
lraf ~
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie & Co.
June 3. 1908:
Stocks opened lower and at once sold
on showing In the firet I'VE minutes
dec tines Of from half TO two points In
active issues with Union Pacific weak
don had considerable influence. espe-
ciaUy as foreign houses were selling
street opinion was never so uucn d.
vided on any topic as on the meaning
OF the cut In bar steel and the first
effect was a moderate decline I'm Steel
common. and the majority OF opinion
perhaps IL that there will be further
cuts There is certainly strong ele-
ment which thinks that this would be
business even ~ IL involved reducing
wages After more than an hours
trading the market had rallied very
we'll from the sharp break In the open
ing trading Most OF the decline had
been recovered but on the rally there
was some tendency 10 get dull. Sup
port looked good and aggressive but
traders on the floor were bearish
There was heavy selling Of stocks BY a
shares during the first hour OF which
about 10000 were I'm Reading IL Union
Pacific. Arising>out OF the selling came
a number OF runors OF n kind which
can be easily imagined n Is note
worthy however. that the market
steadily advanced throughout tho ex-
ecution OF these orders. The declara-
tion OF regular dividend on American
Smelling common was practically what
pected. although traders tried 10 ham
mer the stock In the first hour and did
succeed IN securing for the moment a
decline OF nearly 2 points.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
ROLLER SKATERS
HAILED TO COURT

Twelve roller skaters. several Of
them members OF well-known families,
will be summoned 10 appear in police
court and answer the charge OF dis
turbing the peace. complaints. having
been made against them by Patrol
man Madden. The skaters complain
ed OF frequent Medbury-aye.. between
st. Antoine and John R.-sts. Those
complained OF are Earl Crowley, No.
l465 Woodward-ave.: Spencer Young.
No. 166 Hendrie-ave.; Violet Koenig,
No. III Harper-ave.; Stanley Jansen.
No. 1889 Third-ave.; Martin Wilson.
No. l62 Holbrook-ave.; Walter White,
No. 1879 Milwaukee-aye. east; Hen
rietta Liblotz, No. 1866 Rivard-st.;
Floyd Anderson. No. PA Marston-ave.
Frank Cox. No. 100 Harper-ave.;
Thorn, No. 20 Hendrie-ave; Frank
Wall, No. 932 St. Aubin-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
GIRL HEROINE
RESCUES SIX

NEW YORK. June 3.-Margaret
Euler, l3 years old. of 302 East One
Hundred and Third-st, today went
through fire and smoke and snatchej
six children from death The fire
was In the apartment OF DR.. Abraham
Wolfson, ION the second floor, and
when the panic-stricken tenants
reached that section OF the house
they were driven back by the volume
OF smoke and Hash of flame.
II was al that stage that little Mar
garet Euler took a hand Turning
back into the room she snatched an
infant from its mothers arms and
climbed out OF the window and over
into the adjoining house Then she
went back. She found the woman
on the point OF fainting. second
child clinging to her skirts, and
screaming In terror. Taking up, the
baby Margaret pushed the woman 10
the window and out into the fresh air
She guided her across the fire es-
cape and left her with her two chill
dren. This she repeated until she
had led another woman and baby and
an eight-year-old boy to safety.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT June 3-Close: A July
corner Is much talked OF among grain
men and IS not at all beyond the range
OF probability The cash wheat must
De sold and this can be<done better with
nigh price for July. The market was
bullish and strong early in the day
because OF continued wet weather in
the southwest There was some Inn
proyement In conditions later and
holders lid enough selling to carry
prices lower. The bulls feel great con-
ndence IN higher prices.
Wheat duotation--Cash No. red.
%: July opened at 9sc. advanced 10
% tSc, declined to 9is and closed at
g2c. September opened at s0hc. adj
vanUed sic; declined To 9OAc and clos
ed at 9Oizc. No. red wheat. 9sc. No.
white. &c.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn--Cash
No. ;. 75c. No. 3 yellow. nc; No fell
low. cars at T4c.
Oats-Cash No. white. I car al Sc
TO arrive cars at SEC: sample l car
at 55c: rejected. I car at sc.
Rye4-Cash No/2 2. 1 car at SIC.
Z Beans-Cash and June. s2s0. Octo-
Der. cars at 81
Cioverseed--Prime October. 100 bags
at $3.50.
Receipts In Thy Detroit market on
Wednesday Included 500 bbls OF -four.
cars OF corn Z OF oats and I OF rye
Withdrawals were-2n0- bills of flour.
Stocks are lfl,525 bu OF wheat, s0.ai3
bu OF corn. 2s.3os bu OF oats and io.7oe
bu OF rye.
Wheat In Liverpool closed sd low
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
Bank Teller Kills Self.

NEW YORK. June 3.-Charles I.
Muir. paying teller Of the Forty-sec-
ond-st. branch OF the Corn Exchange
National bank, at No. 800 West Forty
second-st.. shot himself In the head to-
day in the basement Of the bank build
ing. He was taken dying to Bellevue
hospital He has wife and several
children at his home. No. 507 West
One Hundred and Fortieth-st. He had
been In the employ OF the bank Ia
Years. No cause IL known.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
SOME SLEUTHS THINK
FRENCH WAS MURDERED

Several noted detectives and police
chiefs now In convention here, have
become interested in the mysterious
case " Albert French, found dead In
the alley back OF the Central meat
market early Sunday morning with his
skull fractured in two places. Most OF
those who have given the matter any
attention agree that there is a strong
suspicion OF foul play. William A.
Pinkerton. head of the great detec-
tive bureau that bears his name. SAYS
the case is a parallel In several re.
spects with the mysterious murder OF
Cashier Holmes, OF the Chicago Tele.
phone Co, recently. He believes that
the crime was perpetrated by man.
but that there was a woman back of II.
The police are still at work on the
mystery, but without result thus far.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
uundreds Flee From Flood.

HANNIBAL. Mo-. June "A sud
den freshet In this section OF the Miss
issippi valley has forced hundreds to
fee from their homes. The citizens
are banding together to prevent the
looting of their homes. At West
Quincy. H., the river IL reported TO
be three miles wide. The Alexandria
bottoms, rich In gardens and truck
farms. are under two feet OF water
and the damage IL estimated to be
81, 100000.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

MuLLIKEN. Mich. June S-The
Detroit-Grand Rapids flyer. No. 5. on
the Pere Marquette road, rushed into
nm open switch here. late Tuesday aft
ernoon. jumped the track and plowed
into mudhole. coming 10 dead stop
and injuring a dozen persons. one per.
haps fatally.
The injured:
Fred Ives. engineer. Detroit. prob
ably fatally; three ribs broken and
other internal injuries: taken TO pri-
vate residence In Mulliken.
Fireman Verne Steadman. face Sc
verely cut and bruised and internally
injured.
William Mailer, Grand Ledge. road
master. cash on head, face burned and
arm scalded; taken 10 Grand Ledge.
Mrs. McGwin. aged Is. home be
! 1ieved to be In Williamson. suffering
from shock and badly wrenehed arm
and shoulder; taken 10 private house
mt Mulliken.
w. A. Whiting. 100 LArned-s;.. De
troit. left arm and leg bruised and
cut: taken 10 Detroit
Mrs. Fl. c. Tobey, l5s IASalle-st..
Chicago. arm injured and badly
shaken: taken 70 home OF friends il
Grand Rapids.
r. weinschenk, 45l5 Calumet-ave.
! Chicago. bruised about body: went
home.
Joseph C. Ecklir, 27 Melbourne-ave..
Detroit. leg bruised.
Richard Schornstein. Grand Rapids.
= knee injured.
Charles l. Kelley. Grand Rapids.
left leg bruised.
William H. Wallace, sos Pearl-st..
New York, left hand and knee
bruised.
ID. A. Berganhall, 1852 Grand-ave.
y Milwaukee.
About so persons were aboard the
f1yer when II left the track
n The flyer. running at so miles an
hour. left Detroit for Grand Rapids at
1:20 o'clock.
Esstbound Freight Blamed.
Had not the crew OF an eastbound
local freight train allowed the switch
from the main line to a passing track
to remain open, Pere Marquette Of
( ficials declare, the flyer would not
have been wrecked. The line is a
single track and two freight trains had
passed there about 2 o'clock going in
opposite directions. II was said that
II had been the custom OF the crews
Of the freights passing Mulliken TO
leave the switch throwing to the
agent and proceed without setting the
switch. II was claimed that the acct
dent might have occurred in this man
ner. Station Agent Wasnick refused
TO talk about the matter.
When the train jumped. the front
of the engine was entirely Embedded
& in the bank and the first car. the com
bination baggage and smoker, rolled
over on its side. The other two cars,
day coach and parlor car. left the
track but remained standing The
wrecking crew soon removed the cars.
James Hale. OF Detroit. was the con-
ductor In charge of the train. Riding
with him were his wife and mother
fn-law. None OF the three was injured
Rev. Paul Gutowski, Twenty-third and
Myrtle-sts.. Detroit, was a passenger
but was not hurt.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
TO COMPEL D. u. r.
TO REPAIR TRACKS

A mandamus to compel the ID. U. X.
to repair tracks on Champlain-st. be-
tween the Belt line and Field-ave..
was asked for In the circuit court
Wednesday noon by the city. The
is given until June 10 TO
show cause why a mandamus should
not issue. Aid. Ellis is the man be-
hind this action.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
here,a a Great Sale.

Heyms Bazaar cloak department
advertises tremendous record
breaking sale OF tailored suits between
the hours OF. 9 and IL tomorrow
Thursday morning A grand col
lection In all this seasons SWEETEST
styles. cloths and colors, plain and
fancy effects-regular $40 and SIS
values--for two hours only-they
will be sold at choice for $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
BOsTON COPPER SALES

June g. 1905
Adv. so; Anal 1921: Az. so: Ann
Zinc. 2.s45; Anc. 12l: Arc. 10: Ariz com
235; All. 2l5; Il G. 610; Il G. Al; Blu
Gin. 1870: G & a. IFS: G q n, 5. Mer-
cur. 300 Range, 433: u w. 5; FIR. 155;
CIR, 10; G G c. $3.50: Roy. ago; LaSallc
Is: Newhousc. so; y II, 5.el5; o c. 200,
o n. 100; Csc. $40, Par, 200: o.. IS;
Shan. 1856 Sup. 100: Tam. So: Trim. 200;
T. $ Il. 4ss; ~; ssS: Utah Cons. 49,
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
POLICE COURT DOCKET

William Chew. disturbing the peace.
discharged.
May Gilfoil. disturbing the peace:
discharged.
samuel Feriault. drunk: 50 or is
days.
Rosey Brown. disorderly person: $40
or 80 days.
Thomas A. Dewey. drunk: sentence
suspended.
Frank Halieen. drunk: sentence sus-
pended
Harry Phillips. drunk; sentence sus-
pended
Archie McClare. drunk; IS or Is days
William Davis, disturbing the peace:
sentence suspended.
John Smith. disturbing the peace;
Eentence suspended.
William Iauer. drunk: sentence sus-
Iended NN-t
William Chew. disturbing the peace.
n0 or 30Adays. ~
william Finnegan. disturbing the
peace: discharged
IT'S long worm that has no turn
g.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. June Sowing to poor
cables the cotton market opened easy
but soon recovered. as there was evil
dence OF support from Wall-st. bull In
terests. on the weather map. too much
rain was shown IN parts Of the Missis-
sippi valley. The market at New Or
leans was closed
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
COPPER CLOSE.

Ariz Com. Isi.: Apex. AZ; Ahmeek
10: Atlantic. lsh Arcadian. 3ss Butte
Gin. %: Copper Con. 73a: Cons Mer-
cur. Al. c IL II. go: Il Ariz. los;
DAILY West. 10; Davis ID. 3; r Butte
6ss Ely. S. Franklin. 3: CRANKY, 97is
Globe. eh G Cananea. 10: Goldaeld
Cons. 5s.: Helvetia. "a Lake. 10; Mo-
hawk. so. Majestic. 81; Michigan. 8;
Nipissing. IN Nevada Utah. s-ls
n Butte. 81: No Eek. GIG: osceola
80: PARROT Ella: Quincy. Ia. Shan
non l4t. Sup-pittsburX l4i
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
WRECK VICTIM S
! Still ALIVE, BUT
SUFF FER
SOME IMPROVEMENT NOTICE
ABLE IN THE CASE OF ROAD
MASTER MAIER. HURT IN p. M.
sMAsHUP AT MULLlkEN. MICH.

GRAND LEDGE. Mieh.-(sps-
cial.)--Englneer Fred Ives, Of De-
troit, who was probably fatally In
jured In yesterdays wreck on the
Pere Marquette, at Mulllken, 10
reported to be still alive. but suf-
ferlng greatly.
VIM. Mailer, the roadmaster. who
lives here. although badly hurt, 10
slightly Improved In condition to-
day. There 10 strong hope for his
recovery.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
suv a Lot In scovers subdIvlsion.

Lambrecht. Kelly q Co., the we'll
known real estate dealers who arc
located at 90 Griswold-st, have open
ed a subdivision on Scotten-ave., near
the boulevard. which seems to be
Just the thing for young man to In
vest his savings In. They have $50
lots which they are selling At prices
ranging from s225 to 1918, which can
be bought on easy payments.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

opening copper cable: Spot. f5s. up
SIS. futures. ass IFS Cd. up 5s: market
Arm.
The copper share market opened gen
orally higher this morning under The
influence OF q strong and rising New
York market. Opening gains averaged
about half point in the leading cop
per issues. Osceola advanced two points
during the forenoon session. Greene
Cananea was the most active. the price
running up to l0is in the first hour.
as against a Closing price Of 9as yes
terday. Nipissing was strong cur D
stock selling above 8 The trading In
the market was not active. except IN
one or two spots. hut the tone was
strong throughout. The metal in Lon
don opened is higher.
Il, q. - O.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
NEW yoRk METAL

NEW YORK. June 3.--At the Metal
exchange today business continued dull.
Tin was slightly nrmer for spot and
nearby deliveries. Lead was easier.
spelters or five points I'm the asking
price. Lake, i2AG12I: electrolytIc.
l2h Gi2t: castings, l2as 12h; lead,
s4OD3M4.35; spelter. N.50Q&55; tin.
s2s55dsa
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

NEW YORK, June 3.-After spend
ing an entire day in the Lutheran
cemetery. Brooklyn, brooding over the.
loss Of his two wives, Harry Leutgen
wrote pathetic letter to the woman
he was TO have taken as HIS third wife
tomorrow and then went TO Fort Green
park where. early today. he shot him.
self dead
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
He.rst oalos slx votss.

NEW YORK. June 3.-Wm. r.
Hearst gained six votes In the FIRST
ballot box opened--from the eleventh
election district OF the second assem-
bly, district--in the mayoralty recount
proceedings before Justice Lambert
In the supreme court today.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Quotations furnished by Cameron
Currie < Co. June 3. 1905:
New - ref, l03A Gl03s. new %
coup. 1899. bid new So ref l0l q l0l II :.
new 3s coup, l0i a i0l II new IS reg.
1907 gl2ii. new is coup. 1872 bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
The Mysterious Time.

Boot (who has overslepD-Willy e
PLACE to get up, sorr. It's an hour
later than It was this tonne ye3ter-
day mcrnin', sorr.-Punch.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
SALES MADE IN
LARGE BLOCKS
n. CONTENT PARTS WITH $1,000
SHARES-U. p. TAKES
TUMBLE.
NEW YORK STOCK CLOSE.

Am c * F. s5E Am L. sOA. Am 5.
1879 An smelling. 10 = Anal. Soss
Ann %oai.n ~ A. 4 s. sap so. re- r
1875 ceutrsi- Lea theF As n 90
l. as sehoiss steel, 5: Sou Pae. . y
rubber. gsa [ 5 5. 5sI, DO ~.
l02is Wabash. y y do pr, 25t. Utah.
81. Con Gas 1875. Dlstillers. s5h.. d &
United. 81. Erie 20. Erie /, II. Erie >.
2sis Gen Flee l9SA III Cen. lS+ !
l s y, 10. Mex Cen. l6}s Mo X T.
:s DO pf s2 CIR Nor ls2' S ss, hoS Xnr
Am. 6s. Nor W. 1856: Nor Pac 1904 f;
Ny y II. l05; . s. w, i04 Penn;
l2lA. Peoples q / < & Co. 81 n PM
q Read. ll4's: Pressed steel Car 2sA,
and. ia. do pf. 81; 81. Paul. l3ts
NEW YORK. June 3-Stocks opeA-
ed lower all along the line. with the
declines extending TO Is IN Union
Pacific. Southern Pacific dropped
3.s. while losses of nearly point
were numerous Great Northern fell
/ Is and Northern Pacific the same.
Anaconda lost point. Amalgamated
Copper rs. St Paul ga. Louisville l-2
and Reading and Pennsylvania 3s,
Atchison was down 10. Following the
initial sales further recessions were
made
Price movements. during the great
er part OF the first hour. were In near
Is all cases 10 lower figures. with
heavy selling coming from many
sources. London sold on large scale
and II. Content sold about 10000
shares. including $4,000 Union Pacific.
10000 Reading. 10000 Steel common,
and 5000 Southern Pacific. Union Pa
cific fell over two points. The saies
which were made In large blocks were
absorbed by some quiet buying that
could not be traced and as the hour
ended the stock rallied sharply. ST.
Paul and Reading followed Union Pa
cific closely and al the end OF the
hour there were many stocks in which
decided strength was developed
among them being Chesapeake &
Ohio. which showed net gain OF
l IA The selling was asserted on
the floor 70 be based on the report OF
a new government suit against the
Standard Oil Co. and the importance
attached by the morning papers To the
Gu; in steel bars. Government bonds
other bonds steady.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
PRODUCE

Commission men reported generally
matketN this morning Strawberries
were 0. limited supply and In poor
condition again and on this account
were higher In price. but with this ex-
ception there was no important
change Butter ~ holding up surprisi
81 ely well. Storage operations on that
large scale. and local dealers are OF
the opinion that no great amount OF
butter Will be out away until prices
DO drop.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening BY sadler.
RWrtck a Co., Commission M~ychapts

BUFFALO. June Especial. Cal
tle-Receipts, light. steady. Hog-Ee-
ceipts. 5000; pigs, sSl5 g Us; all 9th
ers s5s0Q5ss Shap-Receipts $500;
top lambs. Sc: top calves. s6.15.
MARKET CLOSE.
EAST BUFFALO. JunA Seattle
Receipts. 50 head trade light; steady.
Veals-Receipts. $50 head mark
slow: steady al s5u6.75. Sheep and
lambs-ReceIpts 5000 head. market
slow. lambs l5c lower. lambs. s5u :.
yearlings. s5Q535; sheep s275 q s.
Hogs-Receipts. 1850 head: market
fairly active. i0Ii5c lower; yonkers.
$500 a 5.s5 pigs, s5Q5.l5 mixed and
heavy. s5.s0q5.s5: roughs. sie0a4.s5,
stays. $3.50
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. June 3-Hogs-Receipts
32 900; market. SC lower. bulk. $40 q
$50: light. s5.l0a5.52tz mixed. SJ.l5
u557Is heavy. s5l0u5.55 roughs.
81 90 5.25; pigs. s4.25Q $40; workers.
sy.45 Il $50; good to choice heavy. S5.2)
ass. Cattle-Receipts. 10000; strong
TO lOc higher. becves s4s547.40. Ten
as steers s46oa5 75: western steers.
si.60G 90: stockers and feeders. $3.50
$3.50. cows and helfers, s235d6.SJ;
calves s475a5.25 Sheep--Receip pts.
10000 weak and unchanged. native
and western sheep. S3.25 q 500: yearl-
irgs. s4T5g5.15, native and western
lambs. s446.25.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie & Co. bankers. HILLS Girls
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

SldI0o Der Dbl
rI n'' ;,c r.s srocs ss ise ps.r
ing stock. 1sc per ID.
-Cabhase-News ~. 80 per crate -
Cau1inower-CaIiiorn t1.7601 Per
doa
Ceiery-ei2s Der dos
Chsess-MichiRan full cream. new.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-03

Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie & Co. bankers. Hollis Girls
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-21
HOWDY DO /!

In assuming the editorial de
partment and management of
The News We feel the deep re-
sponsibility Of the position,
knowing that to a great extent
the future of our county and
town depends upon the success
full administration of the affairs
Of local paper.
We have no promises to make
either TO the subscribers or TO
the other patrons Of the paper.
We do know that we have the
best interests Of the people and
county at heart, and it is the
purpose Of the management to
advance these interests in every
way that we can do in truth and
justice.
Our expectations are to enlarge
the size and scope Of the paper
and to give notice to each and
every item Of interest that may
come TO our knowledge. The ed
itor trusts that the people Of the
county and city will give to the
new management such encour-
agement as the quality of the
paper may Justify. If our plant
proves too small, we can get a
larger one.
The News has always, during
the recent management, had a
fair amount Of the business Of
all kinds from the people, and
this patronage we hope to retain
and merit. The editor will be
persistent in getting as much Of
the news items as possible but
we invite and request the assist
ance Of every one in reporting to
the office any item Of interest.
The new editor has not had the
experience in handling the bust
ness that the former editor had.
and DprSonallv rpOrpt Sppinp
Brother Brandon sever his con
nection with the paper. He has
expended a great deal Of energy
in bringing the paper from "A
weakly condition 10 a condition
where it has commanded a re
spect that was due him,
We desire the people TO bear
in mind that The News is a paper