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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-03

IWenty-One persons We're pres
ent at this meeting of whom thir-
teen We're Bailey supporters.
The News comedies that the
Bailey Democrats outnumber
the opposition in Randall county.
but was in hopes that the lines
would not be drawn here. II
was uncalled for. as The News
sees it, for the trial thus made,
here and elsewhere for that mat
ter. will be Just as undiciSive as
was the Investigation before the
Legislature But. it seems that
arguments against this trial are
useless and so The News canOnly
eXhOrt Democrats. anti-Bailey as
well as Bailey, to make this fight
on a high plane; to avoid person
alities and not to allow this ques-
tion-purely one of public policy
to bring about personal estrange-
ments and lay foundations for
future enmities.
There is no question about
Senator Bailey being a great
man. This is admitted. As
leader Of men and as an orator
he is second only to William Jen-
ningS Bryan whose superior AZ
such is not known upon the face
of the earth. Nor, altho an anti
Bailey man in the present fight,
does The News editor undertake
to call the honesty Of Senator
Bailey into question. The pres
ent question. as The News
sees it, does not include any
count Of that character The
trial now before the people of
Texas is, or rather should be, is
Senator Bailey, as he now stands.
the proper person to represent
the Democrats of Texas in Ma
tiOnal convention assembled for
the purpose Of nominating for
President William Jennings Bry-
an: Or, as Hon G. K Bell put |
it: Shall the people Of Texas be |
represented by a man who is free. |
or shall they be represented by |
one, who while employed and /
paid by them, is also in the EN-
ploy Of the enemies Of the peO- /
ple:" This is the issue fairly |
and squarely stated. Contine
the trial TO this one question and |
if you will, eliminate all evidence
Senator Bailey : own adj
missions. Do this; do itin kind
ness, conceding the honesty of
your nabor and friend as he con
cedes your good faith in the mat
ter and then when the Democracy
Of our State renders the verdict
at the polls fall into line feeling
that whichever way the decision
goes you have done your full duty.
Yes, the war is on, but let Us
conduct it as nabors with home
interests at stake ever conced-
ny to each other the honesty of
purpose we claim for ourselves. !
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-03
A BAILEY RALLY.

Thirteen Bailey Admirers Meet atCourt-
house Last Friday. Send Delegate to
Fl. Worth Convention Adopt Reso-
utions TO Organize 5ryan-BaiIey-
Wynne Club and Appoint Committee
10 Report at Gathering TO be Held
Tomorrow.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-03

Good quality calling cards
100 - cents.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-04-03

The most complete planter OF the
market, of its type. We are over
stocked on these Lister Planters and
we are making reduced prices to re-
duCe our stock. We guarantee these
planters to do the work.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New Ynrk. Anrl Ia.

York. April -. 1908.
BUTTER Receipts to-day. 4.24o pkEs Buyers
supplies for current use and there was
desirable grades cleaned up fairly we'll
al about the prices quote on SATURDAY, The & feeling
easy the medium ana lower grades Held creamery
process factory or packing We quote: Creamery
specials per n 2"c; do extras = -; DO Hrss 21a2Sc
2sc: do extras 26q27c: frsts 24a25c: do seconds
25c do %: do hrsts, 2la224c do seconds, -
do Western factory held drsts 2ol4a21c; do seconds
stock No 2oG; Ia No lsaIac; "a, S do No l7s
not excessive ana trade is active result Of
cumuiatons are held Win considerable confidence and
for fine qualities Of Western and southern the market
s42se s9 ss 2 mesas g STs 9GiaS & a9c
lsYlsi4c; do good 20 choice. ia II izc: do brown
lG4c; do Western storage packed. hrsts to extra
hgSts 1g l6h @I6a,e; do REGULAR packed extra frsts
checks 11a13lac; duel, eggs 2oG3 G3oc: goose eggs,
n 5r @ 9TP sEgpg a8 @9G sf 5
atsey IN po2T order and prices rIeggar Oranges sell
3ld storage per Dbl $3a%4 SPzenberg. cold storage
cold storage s. 5oas8 75 - common srage 81 75as2 30
as 75 do Grecnine d stoare % free OF ae =. 5o
81 5o do general offerings 81 las . do common so%
Golden. 81 5oa$2: do common. 75cGsi ., cRANBER0
per crate s. 5o@s2 10 sTRAWBERRIES North carolina
16c; ORA NGE'. Florida. lines. rer box SIds2 80
GRAPE FRUIT. Florida fancy. per box S56ST
d. roor fair. Sla$4, PINEAPPLES Florida per crate
81 5Oas4 30. DO Cuban per crate S2G$4
HAY AND sTRAW-Market 1rm on top grades Of
hay. both and small bales Medium and low grade
lay slightly imuroyed We quote HAY-Tinothy. prime
large bales. 100 n. 97i4c, DO Nos and l. 75Q95c ID
slupiuc packing, Boo. clover clover mixed
7Odsac STRAW-Iong o5G75c: do and tangled
rye 50a55c 10 "a and wheat. 4JG5OC.
POI ITRN- Receipts We're heavy to-
day footing - 56 by freight. i'm
possible 70 unload this large quantity and about
unloadei. the remainder standing on the track
There demand for heavy fowls hut light
weight fowls sn supplies Of such appear
be excessive the Hebrew which
viii begin ON "Wednesday night. Prices, however were
steadily maintained and change
Tnllng last week We quote; FOWLS. per III, l5e:
prime per III. 10. do culIs sc; DUCKS per III 15~.
GEESE, prime Western. per Id. Sc: do poor Western
Southern ana southwestern &c: GUINEA FOWIa
pair Zoe. PIGEONS pair, 25c ' -
PotITRY-DR ESSED-Fresh killed fowls coptt,u.
IN very light supply, and while trading FEELING
II quite nrn and fancy medium sized Northern indiana
ana Northern Illinois heic Z, l5c. but Southwestern
unchanged Frozen poultry selling fairly excepting duck.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
TO IMPROVE BROADWAY BUILDING
Plans Also Filed for an Uptown Apartment
House

Plans have been filed for remodelIing the south
~aH OF the 81 James Building Tiers Of windows
are 10 be installed at the second. third fourtI,
and NTH stories after the old-fashioned five STORY,
loft building No li29 Broadway has been razed
n the level of the first story. The loft buiIdina
VIII he made into store. The Pittsburs Life
and Trust Company are the owners Of both struct-
uFes. w. II. MacCollin is the architect
Plans have been filed for a six story apartrnen+
house 10 be built for the Central RuiIdjue I'm,
proVeTnent and Investment Company as owner on
plot in l5lth 81, 80 feet west of ST Nicholas
Terrace Ii will be Of brick, with trimmings of
Terra Gotta aud limestone. with accommodations
Tor torty-eight families 1t will have a frontage
81 80 feet and q depth Of 81 feet Il is 10 cost
Al5,8o William L. Rouse Is the architect
Plans have been filed for altering the four story,
motel Nos 412 and 47i Sixth ave, owned by Klop-
man d de Plssse, the improvements being made
Tor DudoVico Garguilo lessee, and for installing
an amusement hail the ground floor Of the
hVe story tenement house No. 3S7 Grand St The
chahge OF occupancy being made Tor Samuel Fried
man as owner. Max Muller and Bernstein g. Bern
stein are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14

The local market for spot was quiet with
and 1o39c for middlng Gulf Southern spot markets
1Ols c; sales % bales; savannah du Unchanged At
loe; sales 81 bales; Charleston and Wilmington nom
bales Baltimore nominal ~ lower at l0i4c; Augusta
dull : lover at iolsc Little Rock nominal at . C.
T@ qe; @ o~es at lTt }e e. s4ieS 80 PaIes
sales &saes 500 500 Paas Memphis quet &c lower at Io3 e.
Estimated receipts at leading points for Tuesday:
and 4,512 last year Galveston, 900 against
1000 10 5000 against 3279 last week and 1880 last
FLOUR AND MEAI-Floqr traders reported a poor
Purchases were confined immediate requirements 1ny
s. l5QS4 30 patents $4 5oGS4 So spring Gear
- 25g>4 5 s15F2 20 glner s. s8$4 10 extra 10 :
ao!sd as5 sod a anc StS95s s5
. 10 CoRNMEAI-seady Quoted: Kiln dried, 81 %.
81 45asl 80; coarse 81 '0g$l 40 FEIsDwestern duh
m3dng s27 55 doar DO s29 % r5d dos $5 y bran
d3g $@l hominy chop so 80 bulk, $50 50 sacks OIL
&c better and Increased the Improvement 10 a
Of about Inter tha there was sharp recession
hnally easy at net decline Of ls 4c The feature
Tebraska, kansas ana caIiforna But there have
the trade showed disposition to hold off for "vfdence a'
OF actual damage me region covered by the drouth
crop, and the mere threat Of disaster TO this vast
the other hand few days had witnessed an advance
OF several cents. which assumed
crop conjectuFes. article tfr,,.i
to a-begging. with exporters preferring To- take
their chances the outcome OF the Nav con
geston. the still heavy premium tlast week 7c: 10
day, &C. representing purely speculative situation
unsupported by export demand. 1t is noted however
that to-days clearances Of wheat are heavy
the Custom House figures. reckoning nour as vbeat
representing OF GJ5 bushels wheat 1gS S4o
bushels going in the form There is
good deal Of talk Of recent large sales -four much
OF 1t worked by New York parties Al fun Dricss
chiefly with three Northwestern mills for djsriLuti
10 leading points in the East Millers are said "a
have paid nc advance in the New York arLet for
wheat to-day. and later il reported that Mime
apols had bought 300 900 bushels wheat from Omaha
Lhere remains considerable anxiety weather
hituatlohi the decline largely to selling ~,
the parties who bought week The foreign snsy ~
keI GAbied unsatisfactory reflected dis
posIton 10 proerastinate incidentally landau grsin
mouse was reported as undergoing Involuntary ionida
uoh oPertures at heavily prices were r1ntrs5 -
nave been made by the elevator al CHICAGO 70
Nhich exporters said turned 49, ~
Exporters took only two of wheat rbn r,sTti
supply OF grain sums up follows: wheat 87 7ss ooo
busheis corn. oTs4 900; oon
barley 3is4,0oo The foregoing fgures sboy o.,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
TO SELL FINE OAKDALE PLOTS.
Property To Be Disposed of at Auction on
May 12

A., ouportunity VIII Le given 20 home seekers 10
rlrcbase choice country residence property front
ing on Great South Bay Tuesday. May j. when
BRYAN I. Kennedy viii sell AT the Nesey street
salesrooms No 4 ana IS Nesey street, plots Of
four and FIVE acres each in Oakdale. Long Island.
Oakdale is a picturesque place at the mouth OF
the Connetquot River. Because il is within easy
travelling distance Of this city and owing to the
many improvements made IN the town in the last
few years. Oakdale is considered one Of the most
attractive suburban residential districts Of the
metropolis
The attractiVeness Of this town begins at the
railroad station. Much money has been spent by
the railroad for improvements With the complete
electrihcation Of the Long Island system the
ming time express trains between Oakdale and
New York will be about forty-six minutes
". K. Aston, of No 50 Wall street. is responsible
foT much OF the energy which has improved and
made this to~n beautiful suburb Shade and
ornamental trees have been planted along the pub
hc roads, and the forests around the town have
been carefully guarded TO perpetuate its beauty
Carefully guarded provisions in the deeds guar
antee The reservation Of residence streets for pri
Vate dwellings only. and the best models of arcbi-
tectural beauty and convenience are followed in
erecting buildings. thereby stopping anv atternpt a.
speculation
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14

COTTON-The cotton market had q very severe
break during to-day's trading with May selling below
Be which the time any contract has sold
level September. 1906 The
heavy liquidation. large stop-oss and bear
cables good weather trade talk Of large
ana aIIreheuSnS that heavy
being held back in the South The close steady
in tone but only shade from the lowest. a IL
loss OF 23H2S points. Sales estimated $4,000
bales The market opened easy a decline sale
points. IN TO weak cables There be
sign Liquidation by Wall buyers. but
the market sagge3 selling by scattering longs
and the o. level approached the market broke
sharply under stop-ioss orders There all UT
uhsrttIlng rumos running around the STREET and sent
still very beaIish the close although
buying The ground that Southern spot
kets wOud follow the decline. The appear
tr that the talk Of increased ana heavy
held in the interior has very beaTish
sion Southern conditions. spite reports
the Farmers Union making every
duce the that Southern banks arranged
10 finance the holding movement. Southern spot
kets officially reported unchanged to &c lower In
terror receipts light but this reflect slack
demand much exhaustion and reports abroad
TO trade conditions quite unfayorable Accord
the International Spin
stock of cotton European
$4,000 bales in OF last year.
The contract prices IN the market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

April l3, 1908
COFFEE-The evening up of May contracts was the
feature during to-day's coffee market but
mostly In the form Of switching from near 10 late
months. with the result that prices showed very hue
change. the close being steady at decline OF a
points TO an advance OF ; points. the tive near
months being lower. while February higher
Sales for the day reported Of 2o5250 bags
The market opened steaGN unchanged prices to an
adHanc Of points. which about in line with the
European markets HaYre "a higher early,
but lost the advance closing unchanged while fian
burg was net unchanged to J.. pfg. Neither of the
Brazilian markets reported change in prices and
receipts a; primary points were comparatively light The
two had eco bags agaias $1,000 last and
Jund!ahy receipts 5000 bags. against 21UOO last
year. There has been considerable May liquidation
the last fortnight, but notice
until the the month supposed
IS stiH considerable interest outstanding. 1t
possible. however switch the later months
premium Of about 30 points for September and - points
for March without more depressing Influences in the
general list AdvCes from Rio that the commission
appointed by the government Of sac Pauo estimates
this years of that presumably the which
viii begin July y 60 per cent larger than
last about 100000 II is said this
would indicate crop about in line with general trade
expectations, although Of the bull leaders have been
talking lower figures. The market for sPut coffee
quiet. with prices on the basis Of &c for Rio No =
The Of prices the local market TO-
was as
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14

decrease of 103J.000 bCs1els wheat; increase
increase of 37S0oo oats decrease Of
10000 and increase of 1000 barley. Grain
passage and visible supply: Wheat on passage,
100 900 bushels wheat in visible 81 !63 900; total
in visible. 5.194 900; total corn 10 724ooo The cash
market closed irregular. with No red, 99aa In Gle
and 81 o0t+ o ahost; No Northern Duluth
81 oSfs and No hard winter, 81 o3&t o b afoat
COHN-Corn followed wheat. first and then down
showing little inherent force. The opening
upward moderate receipts But offerings became
free and the close loss Of nc Corn
cables featureess Exporters took FIVE loads
The weather conditions called sedsonahIe for
planting. Pressure from Argentine shipments is
bearish possibility. 10 closed nominal in ole
Natof and a i2c nominal o ahoat; No = white
a igc oATS-Fayorable weather for seeding is giving
a downward tendency to the market 70" oats. An
oNersoid speculative market. however is said he
against considerable decline for present Cash
oats in New York closed steady. with mixed -
y closing at Doc; natural Whit. % 70 y ID. 3Glz
oslo and ripped white. r. to 80 lb. - dG1c RYE
Marlet firm; 80 , Western, G3c h New York
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
MORTGAGE MARKET IMPROVED

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company yester-
cay issued the following statement: The mortgage
market last week was better than in the previous
week We received more applications for good
mans we either took them ourselves or placed
thein win our clients with comparative ease Our
ssIes OF mortgages last week amounted to 81 80 OO
"hich Is more than We have sold in any week
since the recent financial depression"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
oUIcK REsALE OF uPIowN pARcEl

Bryan l. Kennedy has resold for G. J. NagIe
No z5 West list St, five story three family
orick apartment house, &XlO0u feet 10 Richard
6onnamy MT Magic bought the property at an
auction sale held last Wednesday bv Rrvsn I
Kennedy The present purchase price was con-
sidersbly larger than the auction price
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
BUYS LARGE PLOT IN HOE STREET

Henry MoTgenthsu g. Co have sold TO James C.
Mccarthy plot, s0xIOo feet, the westerly side
Of Hoe St. al it's junction with West Farms Road
The buyer Will erect family houses on the site
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
Furnished 4 Dartments to Let.

EoR sUBLEAsE 10 .OCToRBR /. INMEpIATE
Il possession. NcCiy Furnished two room and bath
apartment No 126. St. Hubert Hotel. 10 West 5Tth
street. Southern exposure. Inquire premises
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
City Property for Sale.

DROADWAY. NORTHWEST CORNER OF READE ST.
ID 90 GX24 for sale desirable corners
downtown. Apply 10 WM. G. WALKERS SONS. 2SS
broadway.
MORTGAGE LOANS AND INVESTMENT PROPER
vi X. T.. STEbMAN, lV Wall st Branch -tS6 Sd
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES AND PRIVATE HOUSES
4 y. l.. X /. OTTINGER 81 Nassau 81.
WE HAVE SELECTED LISTS OF HOUSES FOR SALE
w and WIIITEHOUSE * PORTER OIS
Fifth i've New York CITY Lots free and clear
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
Country Property for Sale.
Country Property to Let.

DROVIpENCE r. WELL FURNISHED FLAT
i during months and airy: eight
rooms and bath moderate careful tenant Ad-
Dress r fOIE. % Parade street
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

INOR RENT. FURNISHED COTTAGE AND FIVE
IL one New York Grand
staten. the Harlem the Y Y. u &
roads dellEhIrul surroundings. good reads eIS
CHARLES FIELD GRIFFIN q co. sos 5th y. Z.
City.
ltREAT NECK. LONG ISI.AND.-LARCE MODERN
u furnished house - Improvement
TVRCoTT 1876 Broadway.
TiNO FURNISHED HOUSE-OSSINING NEW
l Nork-From June 10 10 sept 18th. THOS. L.EARY.
1860 Main st.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
Country Property for Sale or TO Let.

NOR RENT.-FURNISHED DWELLING IL ROOMS:
improvements; electric lights; telephone; barn Eve
acres; June 10 October. Box %. Scarsdale y. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

Brooklyn Property tor Sale.
DUYERS WATTING-LIST PROPERTY WITH Us.
ID apartment wanted. MOODY co, lsI Montague st.
Brooklyn.
INXCEPTIONAI. OFFERING FLATBCSH HOUSES.
Il prices ranging S5.jgO 10 10000. TIIOS. <.
ROGERS co. 1907 Flatbush
GEO r LOVBTT < co. I79 REAlsEN ST. BROOK
u lyn. y Y. Real Estate Brokers.
IyOR FULL. INFORMATION ABOUT BARGAINS IN
II private houses in Brooklyn address LEONARD y.
VAUGHAN Fulton brooklyn.
DEDFORD AND TILDEN AVES.-EI4ECiANT APART
2219 Tilden
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14
LOng Island Real Estate to Let.

4 tOTTAGES FOR RENT AT SOUTHAMPTON, 1. 1
y season 1905 \. +. SCHERMERHORN. Fas
42d
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14

house. per dozeu, 2SeaSI
MUSHROOMS, hothouss.
house. per dozen punches.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-14

, do nearby. per Dbl. SagSa so.
per N eSdG0c MINT. hot
iOG SOc; RADlSHES. hothonss,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
WILL AID SON.
Father Of r. w. Fullerton Will See
Him Through His Trouble.

st. Louis, Mo-. May 13-Samuel Fl.
Fullerton. president of the Chicag"
Lumber Il Coal Co., father of Robert
w. Fullerton, who is under arrest at
San Francisco said last night:
II have not heard directly from my
son but I have been in communication
with his attorney and have instructed
him to go ahead with the habeas cor
pus proceedings and secure Robert $
release; providing it is established that
he was arrested by an illegal procedure.
II learned of my sons escapade
with this young woman at the time 1t
occurred in September. 1906. They did
not go to South America as reported.
but did go to Jamaica. In the party
were several other Cornell students
and some other young women. My son
returned to New York ~ DAVIS later
and the young woman came back
about the Same time. or shortly after
wards. After Robert returned to st.
Louis, 1 learned that the young woman
was demanding money from him,
which advised him not to pay.
ut appears that she recently secured
All Indictment against Robert in New
York. I will stand by my son and see
him through this trouble"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
PRESIDENT is FIRM.
Has No Idea In Backing Down In the
Col. Stewart Matter.

Washington, May 13.-Light on the
precise attitude takey by President
Roosevelt in the case of Col. William
F. Stewart Of the Coast Artillery has
been given to certain Of the President
friends in Congress, and the prediction
is made that the recent speech of SEN
ator Rayner OF Maryland, may be re-
piled to with vigor.
1t is explained that in detailing Col.
Stewart to Fort Grant, Ariz., without
command, the President has taken the
one course open to him in desiring to
avoid any precedent which might re-
suit in the punishment of Col Stewart
Fly depriving him of his pay upon re-
tirement. In giving effect to his deter
mination to eliminate Col. Stewart
from commanding troops, for the good
of the army, it is explained that the
method adopted by the President is re-
garded as the most direct and at the
same time legally justillable.
Should he, as demanded by Mr.. Ray
ner, order a board of inquiry. the find
ing Of such board would go to the
President for review. He might APP
prove or disapprove the findings, and
might make any order with reference
thereto which seemed in his judgment
to be warranted. In his present action
the President has before him. accord
ing to information obtained in reports
from what he considers equally as
competent and reliable military sources
as would result from board of in
duiry. On these he has acted and the
justification for his action is declared
to be for the good of the army.
It is also pointed out that the Pres
ident has made not the slightest dis
tinction between the subject of his &C
ton when that subject was the negrt
soldiers of the 18th Infantry involved
in the Brownsville ARRAY and when i,
was Col Stewart, an officer and mem
Der of an honored Maryland family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-14
THE PAPER HEARING
Will Continue With Night Sessions t
Allow Report At This Session.

Washington, May 13.-The select
committee of the House, which is in
vestigating the wood pulp and print
paper question, is working hard to con-
clude it's work in time to make re-
port at this session of Congress. To
further this end, Chairman Mann to-
day announced that the committee
probably will hold night sessions. John
Norris. the representative of the Amer
lean Publishers Association, was on
the stand during the entire day today.
Mr. Norris was cross examined to-
day by members of the committee, the
inquiries covering a wide range. Mr..
Norris said that there had been a ma
terial decrease in the demand for pa
per since December. He said also that
there had been a shrinkage in adver-
Using in New York. Mr.. Norris said
that willie there had been Increased
cost of getting out newspapers and
the papers had been reducing their
prices and passing along all of the adj
vantages to the public. they had been
subject more or less to competition
from various sources which kept down
their advertising rates and their adj
vertisine earnings per annum.
Mr.. Norris stated that the New York
Herald New York World and New
York journal have low price contracts
for paper The Herald he said had been
paying $1.95 on production basis
which would bring it down to about
s.. 80 on the same basis as other papers.
The New York World. he said, in the
first six months of last year, was using
paper at the rate of 4i,0OO tons per an
mum and had contract, he under
stood. for 10000 tons at a low price.
The World bought in the open market
1000 tons at $2.41. an increase of about
SO per ton in price. This, he said. was
from January to July, 1907, during the
period Of artificial stimulation of
prices"
In reply to a question by Mr.. Ryan
as to whether any of the newspapers
which were receiving their paper at $40