DURING the week he was in receipt of numerous letters commenting on the absence from the News of the account of the prize fight.

Two or three of these letters may be of interest.
Editor of the News: Dear Sir--I have been thinking for some time of changing my paper.

I want a journal that is up to the times, progressive and enterprising, supplying the public demand at all points.

The recent freak of your paper in refusing to print the account of the famous contest at the Resort has decided me finally to change my paper.
Please discontinue it.
Very truly yours,------- Here followed the name of a business man who had been a subscriber for many years.
Edward Norman, Editor of the Daily News, Raymond: Dear Ed .-- What is this sensation you have given the people of your burg?
What new policy have you taken up?
Hope you don't intend to try the "Reform Business" through the avenue of the press.

It's dangerous to experiment much along that line.