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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER: INSURANCE LAWS TO BE CONSIDERED WITH THE PONIES a AT OAKLAND. Seven Full Played Heavily, Thousands Won on Him Lady Kent Put legle-latur- Crimp In Bookies' Rollw functorr manner. These men are net of General Nogl surpassed all, the for that reason u lie held any the newtpatk-rhailing him as a "True leas responsible Bamnrl.'' reincarnation of Bushi, etc. but there a moral distinction in the public mind Steps are bring taken to endow a bin eta the men who knoalngly com- Nogl memorial asylum for orphans of mit a strung Mid. ihe wen. who. de- soldiers killed in the war. in his repending upon others, neglect or omit port of his army's operation. General to pnrfoim their duties in whole or Nogi severely blames himself for failIn nart..H ures in bis linking movement at MukAttorney General Meyer offered the den, stating bis delay In throwing follow iug suggestions: forces across the right rear of the First, that be . ieibived official Russian saved Kumpatkin from annt action bv other elates should await hllallon. Critics in press reviews, the coining of tbe Armstrong report. however, ay the delay waa unavoidSecond, that the Insurance corporaable and to have carried out the flanktions end thi-ld hectors have, the ing movement Z4 hours sooner would power u bring every action to recover have been almost beyoud the power of warned funds, which tltc people of the human endurance. etnte of New York, through the attorCrepe rat ion were being made al ney general could bring. Yokohama for the reception of Prince such a actions Third, that may be Arthur of Connaught, expected on H. necessary should he brought by the di- M. & Diadem from Hong Kong, Febrectors and thrir responsibility should ruary 19th. He will remain In Japan not be shifted. March when he will leave Fourth, that If such a course is not untilII. M. 8. 13th, Empress of Japan for Vie sincerely end thoroughly pursued, the by tuna. etnte may be depended upon to eel. s 1 AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS. Colds Causa tors Throat Laxative Dromo Quinine, the world wido Gold and Grip remedy, removes Chicago ic Determined to End Recklesa Driving. the reuse. Call for the full name and look for signature of O. YV. Grove, She. Chicago, Feb. 1. City and park authorities uniled yesterday In a determined attempt to stop reckless automobile driving in Chicago's streets. An investigation of th violations of tlie ordinances which have been goAfter full ronsldoraUoo, the foling on with impunity during the winter months bos opened n startling field lowing plan was agreed upon and of Inquiry. which haa the nnoroval of the PresiPolice records show that 90 per cent dent and the eomini as toners of the of thr 140 instances of persons being District of Columbia, bat the neceskilled and maimed by automobiles dursary changes in form, to make It aping the last year esn lie laid directly plicable. may be enacted by the elates to Ihe careless end criminal chauffeurs and territories, thus making a un.-forsent out by the gnrsgrs end automoregulation of insurance a nd avoidbile companies ns rsperis." ing tbe venations and costly burden Incident to differing, and often conCharges are made by tbe police that local' legislation, three chauffeurs use every trick to flicting, evade the law, from giving false adTbia meeting is considered one of dresses after they have run down s the moat Important that has ever taken place la the Interests of Insurance. pedestrian (hat Is if they stop at all careto using grrase and dust in efforts jet us therefore be exceedingly Anti-Forri- gn to disguise their numbers. They ful from the preparation of the proplsce numbers out of sight under the posed uniform bill to etaitnleter justice and fnlrnmw to the companies and machines, knock off the enamel, dent them, gnd hang them upside down, in at thu asms tins erect enduring safewilful and impudent violation of nil guards for tbe paUejtoulden." Thw convention el so ted Governor the laps written on the subject. John A. Johnson, of Minnesota, ns Despite the police precautions, fast running haa been n feature of th rbairtnan, and Frederick H. Nash of e sroretery. The reMassachusetts Victoria, H. (!., Feb. 1. Advices re- open winter on all tha boulevard. port vnf the committfip on permaeeat e ceived by the Empress of 'China y ester With 4,niM automobiles running in the organisation recommended that a day tell of fears of an nallfoMga ris- city next summer the authorities are of 1U bn appclnttd by the chair- ing In Chinn. A Pekin despatch says preparing for n battle royal with the man of tb committee to formulate a widespread riots in Chekiang cannot violators, and already changes in the bill. longer be ignored and the foreign con- ordinances are being advocated. . A motion by Sam art It. Davis, Insursuls nt Shanghai ar afraid of growance commissioner of Nevada that a ing1 nntUorcIgn tendencies. Applicacoumltteo on credentials be appoint- tions for the suppression of the rioted by the chair, brought out a demand ers nrs being mtide by the Pekin legafrom CL W. BcovtUe, of FlKaburg, preai-de- tions, but the Chinese authorities apof tbe National Association of pear Indifferent and have taken no Life UiuU --writers, for a voice in tbe steps oilier than issuing n formal notice attain of tbe oonventlom to the provincial government to quell Mr. Devin declared that be desired the rising. A rising la tbe Yangtse to Unift the voting powers to tbe state valley is also feared. Meanwhile tbs tuawrano. eommlaafonani and , attor- Chinese officials nrs approaching the neys general. foreign mblisters with regard to Ihe Ua BcoviUe declared that be was evneoetfon of Chinn by foreign troop. Invitation and present by special Tho ChlnoM army, they eay, has born ouch of thoa to rights equal improved and ran fully cop otate efllciabi as might be in the con-ic- e greatly with any rising. Japan is firmly ob- tlan. to evacuation. A writer In n Some trouble bad been anticipated Siting paper says Chinese reformers on tbe qaesikm of rcprsaeatatlon and and patriots have on Idea the only way a Wav of pubdard excitement came to overthrow the present dynasty la was to start at another over tbe ecovoetion whna disturbtwoached. Cbalrmaa Johnson announo-- s ance as that of 1900, believing the the oommltwe on credrallala and foreign governments would then depose that body want into exerutive seeakin the proMmt rulers. .The writer bewas taken pending lieves all at eorsb Aofrecesscommittee. feeling ha the the report the hearty sympathy of those In official positions. Attorney BPBECH. general mayerb Tha boycott Is not altogether an movement; It is thoroughly Chicago, Feb. 1. Charles E. Yerkes, of this city, son of the late Charles Julius M. Mayor, attorney general The Tukio Asahl sy that whereas T. Ynrkes. declared this morning that rf Now York, spoke In port as Britain wishes lo retain Mrs. C. T. Yerkes iMrs. Mlner) is is Chinese endeavoring ths government the victim of a plot and that he pub"No opportunity should be lost to to the lease with fh Intention make clear to the peuphi that, nob of cancel the place for a Chinese naval licity which has been given her afusing fairs within the last two days Is the Withstanding that all ban been dis- station. result of jobbery. closed, tlis groat companies which Russian Discontent among prisonvr Early today. In ivopon-- e to s telehave been subjected lo Marching reautted In atienipta to fir gram snl to Mrs. Yerkes iMisner) are absnlelely solvent. In Japan Iasi night, Mr, Yerkes received thu "I think that we all believe Unit thr mores and depots, which house prisoners, the malcontents trying following: Insurance legislation should, he as fire the bnlfllngn repeatedly, makNow York. Feb. 1. Telcgism hearty uniform as possible In the to Storv Is siinplv ridiculous. ing as many as four attempts In on. Various states of the union. "MRS. 0. T. YKKKKH." 'It will not. be king brfura the Arm- day.The Toklo Tomiuri vs Huron Kan-ek- I Signed I fter resiling the . mens go Mr. strong report will be ready for may he appointed ambassador to Yerkes said: "Thai is In response to to the legislature of the Mate vice Mr. a hv Tsknhlrs. no. We s'e Mire message sen! of New Turk end ii seems to nie that America, Two Japanese torpedo boats have now that this gri-s- t ptihlicliy Is (Ing the other states of ihe union uiar gflnie in .New York liy earnestly consider iha wisdom of re- been Kent to suppress a fleet of pira'e played ss a who uro cunspiring to a some people fraining from eciion until ther have junks all well armed, otters ting had an opportune y lo know nml conMnkpo and Fusan op the Korean certain end." moihe if their a:ory What, is liu-isider tho recommendation of this com- coast. mittee. The outbreak .it Vladivostok was la nut true?" he was naked. ' I may sav that 1 think ihe man'I csnuo! discuss the motive," sail well planned, the Intention being to disturbances at many Mr. Ycrke.i. policy lioMei-agers of the comtneiico association would bettor be thu sub- places In Siberia, Saghulitn refugees ject of a little inquiry by the policy collected at Habrovsk, mad common PREACHER WHO MARRIED THEM ii l.i cause with ike revolutionists nml arc holders fur in manv luslsnri Now Votk. Fch. 1 No stsir-trennot unlikely t hut they ere mm who said to Intend making a raid tut ihe oli'.iimihlc live by sgltstioa and whose occu- Island when the ice bruaks up. K font Mr. YiTke-- i s to whether she had hero Hurpation and salary will ho gum1 u oou port from other quarters ssy ihe a wo can arrive at r.ouiut condiTnn Mi .ner. TliO Rev. spirit hitherto confined to ried to 4'1'ii. of Si Attiilcw tions. Is on the widely spread rsilwuy "l'nit-a-onahl rltMich. It'iwiver. delsv meet neces-Mril- y points F.pisropsl the Interior. log hi i red hnt lie pri formed the only add to thu public unrest, A battle occurred net ween the gsiri-sw- i tlson MDrer was quu'cd while on the other hand, a prompt Irkutsk and t'ossacks in which tminv and and rleir statement, of poic'e mid over at1.500 were killed. A ihe new d the .is despatch purposes wiil do much for itiMiram-ntairiage. int'ossHCk threw over l.3i says officials and iiinmum-- coiripnucs to Lake Haik.il through holes in the A GUARANTEED CURE. FOR FILER configain for ihni the cum anlCc. dence of the pohry holri.-nd of ilt The r.i muons in ridicria sis becom Itching. Blind, HVcil:ng, Protruding Tiles. Druggists .ire althorLcd to people whit he vir m essential? On d eirvira lined bemuse of the growth the other hand these piohlrm cannot ing the OINTMENT fail money it reiolsi of innvemont. lotl.iry be dtapoed of without oh ieful deliberto cute in 6 to 11 days. fiCc. v'n.1i!lti:i Norih in .Iusmu Famine ation Htt-- the suhieris present mur.y are lieroining trsiful, thousunls suffer int'lcaie leg-- 1 questions. UPTON'S CHALLENGE. Becausn Mime men. net ire in Hid ing fiom a'aruiticn. I.irte lennle-- s f have and many sre nt of insurance corpiir.t'ioui. rui intmt is otii.ini,.Mj; have rninrniMl wrongs and bate iliilg. Tho Fi.- Thom-uIjouilon. Jan. "I i.jp tvlief and foreign C'mtniii.ci arc tin d their pJno of trust as a ten will not discus s' preeif hi rlev in th" fsinlrie disincr. pinna lo rha'ler.Sc for tho Amei;c.t s of personal gain. Many of the men con of 2.niii) cup in 1907. Hnert'd with insurance companies Oni' ihirJ of the population jioint mu th.u u.dcr ii-f'n jipirince are the rtlo it W not however, hare ljen men who would in the three io chal-Icrnot he guilt v of any ronsrioua wrong, in distress. until the fail rhm yeai and the but have nerlected their dn'i-- s and to Among t:p gen- tin'll then he will proh.ihu uo; av have performed them in. only a per- - erals returning fiom Munchuri.i, tha: wh.it hi pnusi-.'.- undei slmvl. however, that A fied .V:lu... c.f Glasgow, wiil il. aisn th.- chal'.criser of P'ltr m .in will Always Remember the Full Name ,ii:J that m't:a: 1 Rxative Rroreo build the yacht. in yarh.::. it e every i said that. Kir Tinnia wii: rcicg. Qcraino tsk ih33c Nt-0. York club to modify CtnssCaMbOMDay.CrtouiJDav rules. m Uprising Is Now Looked For. - oom-mlUe- A Vb. 1. Fsvorii.es dsn Francisco, fared badly at Etuer.iv tile today, and several long hoi, came under tbe wlte first. Opcuik at iu lo X and plated down to 15 to 1, Seven Full gave the talent a surprise by winning the initial race. 'J'h- - ling was hit, hard again the second event, when Lady Kent at 9 40 1 came n a winner. Royal Rogue at 7 to 1 took the fifth race. The weather was fine and the track fast. Result: First race, three end a half furlong -- Seven Full luh t Dugan t. IS to 1, won; Mlntia O. 109 iGruham), 25 to 1, second; Janice Marian 109 (Clark . 14 to second. Time, :42 Paladinl. Elindale, Ialenton. Silver Line, Agatha H.. Jill and WTlIlwew also ran. Second race, sla and a half furlong Iady Kent 1!7 I Wright i, 9 to 1. won; Maxetta 17 (Robinson). 4 to 1, second: Ray IDS (E. WaUhl. 7 to 3, third. Time, 1:11. Standard. Bercnliy, Parting Jenuir, lash, Eat rasa. Our Bailie. Flo Manols, Delay Wagni--r and Mht- ITiomas also raa. Third race,' mile and- - an etghlh Catallne lo9 (Gtxtdchildi, 7 to 2. won; Iras luK (E. Walsh). 4 to 1, second; Poloulus 112 (Du gun). 20 to 1. third. Time, 1 : 55 Frank Woods, Jolly Witch, Expedient, Vigoroso, Loune, Macene, Thaddeus and Kipper also ran. Fourth roc. Futurity course Cerro 8anta 107 IHerbert), 5 to 2, won: Lem Reed 107 (Truehell, 20 to 1, second; Sterling Towera 105 (Graham), 9 to 1, third. Time. 1:11. Royal White, K. M. Brsttain, Sol Lichtenstein, Maid of Fermoy, Bonnie Keg, Homestead. He Granunont, Olympian and Sir lreton also ran. Fifth race, six furlongs Roy 1 Rogue 100 (J. Kelly), 7 to I, won; Martinmas 102 (Clark), IS to 5, second: Tom McGrath 92 (Bcbade). 3 to fi, third. Time, 1:13. Hector, Clydeo and Judge also ran. Sixth race, mile and one hundred yartlu Ed Sheridan 106 (Fountain), 7 to I, won; Supreme Court 96 (Rice), 8 to 1, teoond; Tbe lieutenant 111 (Dugan), 3 to 1. third. Time, 1:46 Dixie Ud, Hi Caul Cap, Wexford and Miller's Daughter also ran. Oakland Entries. First race, one mile, selling Frolic 110, Aldion, Swagger. My Pal, Time Bake, Jake Mooae 17 each. (Bicyou, Mildred Uriel, Tom Roberts, May each, Balnada 1U0. race, mile and on hundred yards, selling -- Major Tcnny 113, Al Waddell 112, Momclto, Watercnre, Flaunt, Dr. ghorb, Kindler, Rogue Bill 109 each. Ban Renin, Isalielliu 107 each, Arrah Oowan 104, Crigll 103. Third race, flvo furlongs, selling Pickaway, Full Sway ill each. Hath BeaOh, Petronlus, Jr., ClassiB, Hotidor, Edinboreugh, The Roust alsmt. 109 each, E. M. Bralfhln, Estelle J., Sound4 ly 106 each, rksiffik 104. Fourth rare, five' furlongs, handicap Fireball 116, Dr, Gardner 109, Ruby 102,vI'm Joe 94. Ethel Barrymore 80. Fifth race, sis furlongs, purse-S- ir Caruthers, Pal, Hofoinan 112 each. Moompus 109, Tavora 107, Royal Colors, Manta Ray 106 each, Dangeroua 105 Second if But Preacher Says He antl-forcig- Married the Lady and Mizner. anti-forrig- n n nntl-furig- fill-low- I 12,-Ot- n s i di-c- fera-ir.ou- e ud t- i ii Ptom-gi-m- d , g U - - (VLjb - s five-ce- nt ten-ce- cigar instead of from to 3 1 to to B Backed 5. nt ten cents. New Tariff" Cigar is a product of all tbs modem proesaara that can be applied to tha Btickneya preparation of tobacco for smoking. And mom t Tha processes of cultivating and curing tobaccu are being ically developed, and improvement is on way or another is producsd every day. processes in th ripening and blending of tbs fragrant leaf have been so neandp in vented that the "New Tariff Cigar is ths firtt to embody tbair Itoulto. It is a rich, even, luxurious and tmtltfylng smoko. For Sal fry all Cigar Doalort WM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR, CO. Ksbms CM Isll Uke It. Lento Red Taps; Paulist 100 each, Piuf 92, Lady King 95. Masson 92. Sixth race, one mile Red Damsel, Viona 111) each, Pyrrho. Elfin King, Ret odor 108 inch. Exspov El Chihuahua, Pauy Brown 107 each, Courant, Durbar. Ml Reins 106 each, St. Winnl-fredCherlpe, Fret Bias 106 each. Rock, mond von, Helgeraon second, Hymet-t- CM FOR COAST u third. Time, 2:17. Third gore, five and a half furlongs Airship woo, Monaeordor second, Tichlnilngo third. Time, 1:07 Fourth race, mile and seventy yards -- Red Ruler won. Foreigner second. Berry Hughes third. Time, 1;48 Fifth race, ix and a half furlongs Girard won, Margaret Angela second, SELECTIONS FOR TODAY BY J. Ed Grlllo third. Time, 1:22. J. N. F. Sixth race, six and a half furlongs Merry Acrobat won, Basil aecond, A soot. Adehso third. Time; 1:21. First rare Nertka, Game Bird, Hot Seventh race, mile and a half CorCakes. uscate won. Hurry Stephens second, Second rare Resale Wllfly, Gon do- Drcxel third. Time, 2:24 lus, Janies J. Corbett. Tliird race Golden Buck, Huarhuca, METROPOLITAN GRAND OPERA, 1-- a, DEFEN8E. Washington, Feb. 1. Tba joint army and nary yard, of which Secretary Taft is the head and which wsi creak ed to revise the plans projeoted by tl Endicott board for the national coed defense, met today to oonaldi-- r flnj report lTpon tbe creation iff the hoard was divided Into if ar taking up a particular branch of lha work, and these various committee have been at work ever since, inspecting, investigating and studying the defense os they now exist in order that a detailed report might be made upon each. The result of the nba.Tva-tlon- s of the together New York, Feb. 1. The Itinerary of with recommendation are embraced the tour of the Metro-poltta- In pne a draft of which was Craad Opera comHtpy was. an- prepared for consideration at todayi nounced yesterday by .Director Conn-- meeting. Id. The tour will begjn Jn Baltimore, cm March 19, where four performances OFFICIAL REPORT. will be given. Thw. company will then ; Washington.'' Feb.' proceed to VhKhiugton for four perquarter, formances and then to Pittsburg foe a master ho received the' following week. A week In Chicago will follow despatch from Superintendent Drool, and then four . performances la 8t. pf tbe transport service at Ban FranLouis and two la Kansas City. A Jump cisco: will (hen he. made to San Francisco, "Fire discovered at midnight in hold where on Eaeter Monday. April 16, a No. 2 tbe Meade. Unable to put out two weeks' engagement will begin. The fire without flooding bole. Fire out at last city te be visited will be Lo An- 2 a. m. and now pumping out water. geles, where two performances will be Third Officer Wallace and two city given. During tbe tour the following firemen overcome by emoke and killoperas and music dramas will bn per- ed. Balling delayed for ome day. formed: "The Queen of Sheba," "Car- Full report later." men. The Marriage of Figaro, TAFT GOES TO NEW YORK. "Lohengrin," "LaBoheme," "DU "Hansel and Gtvtel," "Don " Paaquale," "Faust," Martha," Washington, Feb. 1. Secretary Taft "Tosca." Siegfried," "Pag-llacct-" went to New York today on a personand "Lucia." al visit. He will return tomorrow night. FATHER O'KEEFE BURIED. 4-- Sad Sam. Fourth rare Cliolk Hedrick, Blissful, Embarrassment. Fifth race Search Me, Bauble, Fox-hal- n l. 1 Sixth race Patsy King, Red Damel. First Sslnada. fai-- e Elfin Brown, Oakland. Tom . Roberta, ' Frolic, Second rare Arr.h Gowan, Water-mm- . Major Tenny. Third race E. M. Brattaln, Claaais, Ertinborough. At Fair Grounds. New Orleans, Feb. 1. Fair grounds AT ASCOT. Vino Medium of a Big Killing results: First rare, six furlong Rhlnerock won. Water lake second. Buxom third. Time, 1:15. Second race, three furlong Bob's Pet won. Jardiniere wound, Susannah third. Time, :36 Third race, five and a half furlong The Ram won. Waterwing aecond, Stoner Hill third. Time. 1:07 Fourth race, one mile St. Valentine won. Kickshaw aecond. R. F, William third. Time, 1:41. Fifth rare, mile and a hair Los Angeleno won, Captain Bob second. Merry Pioneer third. Time. 2:86 Sixth race, one mile Coneuelo 11. won. Charlie Thompion second, Bitter Brown third. Tim. 1:42. l.-jt-hg Wal-kuer- e, Tann-bauaer,- Iw Angeles, Fch. 1. The ring was given a brsiing when iVno won the fourth twee si Confederate today. The good Flags Were Wrapped was backed front 3 to 1 Around Hie Coffin. DOES IT FORECAST . to 8 to 5 and won by five lengths from WAR WITH CHINAT Orilcne, the faiortte. Tavsnnc, at 20 New York. Feb. 1. A special from to 1, furnished the dally surprise. Four Baltimore says: Honolulu, Feb. 1. The federal vi nr favorite winner. 'Rev. Matthew OKeefe was buried government la believed to be in- Weather fine, Lark fast, esulta: yesterday under the chancel of the veatigating sites here suitable for First race, four furlong- s- Silver Catholic church, whirh he had built at garrisoning large bodies of troops, 8 lo 5, won: Stocking llo (I'owell). Towaon, hid. In accordance with a either for the purpose of accllm-- . 113 5 Hslion (limner), to 1, second; request made long before he died, atlxlng them to camp life In the Sweet Kitty 110 (Auhuchoni, 4 to 1, three Confederate flags were wrapped tropica or to be nearer the Orient : third. Time, Allerton, Emily M., about hia coffin. He was chaplain of In anticipation of trouble with Blue Bottle. Ed Tracey, Stella A. and Mahons brigade. China. ' iiainiy Maudir also ran. Reports, which cannot be verlSecond nti r, one mile Tavanncs At City Park. CALL ON NATIONAL BANKS. 15,000 or 20,400 fled that say here, 100 (Mnriarlivl, 20 to 1, won; Prince New Orleans, Feb. 1. City park remen may be garrisoned here if an 4 rn 1. Thing IHl (Dav-la)- , second; sult: Feb. 1. The compWashington, available camping ground con be Katie Trews 1u5 (McDaniel). 4 lo 1. troller of the currency issued today First four race, Karama furlongs found. third. Time. Rockcv, Peitl-John- won. Belle of Tie Bay second, Splon tbe call for tbe condition of national Mrs. ll'idd. Avontelli., Big In- third. Time, :47 hanks at the dose of business on Monjun, Stono Vmlii.i, Needful. Sslario, Second rare, mile and a half Rosa day, Jan. 29th. 4 j j Mtihur TsMirham and also Kbeneicr, tun. Third race, five furlongs Sir Wil1 to 2. won: Bribfred lin iMilh-"'ery !n (Mrn.'init 1), 11 in 2, second; lon Donut lrt7 iTreston), S lo 1, third. Time. :39 3 4 Misty's Pride. Chief-turand Amld'iois also run. Fourth rare ud'.e and a Mitecnlh Vino 105 (MiHerl. 8 to 5. won: 1 fill CN'eti. r), 7 to 2. second; Ha'itus 93 (Kctt'i. 16 to 1, tliird Time, 1.40 3 1. Msstersvut, W, H. Carey. Thancet'ir Wool worth, Chac-tu- s Gives Instant relief and will permanently cure ' iind Riialso ran. Fifth hco. nrle and seventy janl etc. Our guar- hay fever, cold In the head, sore MS i Miller, fi to 6. won: llenrhnc-j Dr. McTsnhv 's (Seorllle). 8 lo I. as doubt If have antee bottle. any you goes with every sreond: I.iirlan I "7 (Booker), 11 to 3. thl-Tin: Rnbinon. i;45 34. IL us about to the of this remedy, ask T Tito rnd l'a-- o also rn K'.x.h race, bn'f fnr!ntic and M'T.cv Mu 114 ( Aiihuchonl. 7 to I. wen. ror'cn (irande 12 (Divlst. ' ot three-year-ol- 4-- 2-- , 1 JlH . FREE TREATMENT GIVEN DAILY Ori-ler:- ,. DR. DOWS CATARRH REMEDY V catarrh, - throat, merits d. 3 10 1 iot to Revo!' 1"2 (Hllde-lrand- i 1:20 Dewey, N'ir.nxsi.iiaw and Bolncni pNo rr.tt 5 bird. Tini, Asr;t Entries. 1: ' li'i'o. elii-- Fi- - g- fapt. - Coo. .Line-- . Wapnacootis. Royal Am'oi 1"5 Vrilnv Ton. )'.v( Takrs. M i"hw Mr 2 each. Alor.t. Ci'ttie lti-- d. Nmkii !T rich. e Secor.il race, m'e. ellina .Iu J. t'orlo t! . X.Vh Woti.li'oci-- tint: !o-- i 110 Winnie V! im. Il"f:ie Wc'flv . I'civi. Di'Cii. Mi'ti'e 1!.. Kint-n-a- ei'. Taniiil'! s - ten-ce- nt Fourth race --Dr. Gardner, Fireball, Ruby. Girl 101, Wbealsiivne 103, Nliria 102. Fifth race -- Santa Ray, Boloinan, Sixth race, one1 mile, purse Hcan Ormonde, Corrigan. W. fl. (lairs 106 Pal. Sixth rare Conreld, W, B. Gates, each, Albert Enright, Comeid 111 each, Bean Ormonde, Sheriff Williams 97. RUNNERS s Tbe new commercial treaty between the United States and Cuba has made it possible for us to put tobacco into a was tobacco as cn the Cuban reduced when cigar, duty the treaty was signed. It was the new tariff that made this quality of cigar buyable for five cents, and that is why wc gave it this name4 New Tariff You cant forget the name New Tariff But dont wait until you forget we told you that it was a cigar for five cents. Smoke one now and youll pay floe cents for your next ' poe-aesm- DENIAL .. 1-- WITH THE 190G. s - Thitrn 2, SticKneys ft New Tariff RACES Sam Davis of Nevada Causes a Stir in the Convention by Asking for a Committee on Credentials. Chlrago.Fcb. 1. More ihsa 100 state effirUls, including xoverunra. of Insurance, attiirney general and reprcM-ntaiiveof insurance companies. we re present l tbe opening eeselun today of the nslioual convention called to disruM measure of control of insurance companies in tbe tarioue atntee. Tlioma K. Drake, insurance commissioner of tbe District of Columbia, presided at the opening and cafit-- the convention to ordor. Ilia remark trem a follows: ' "The exposure of stun of the weth-od-a of some of the Ufa Insurance come panies hr the committee of the of the Bute of New York, which so clearly demonstrated the urgent necessity few better inau ranee la are throughout the country was the principal reanon for celling together the go? era am, attoiaeys general, Inau ranee romniiesioneiw and other of so many states and territories. The meeting, lion ever, is the direct iMutt of correspondence begun last November by tSoveraor Jobaeon of Minnesota with the President of tbe 1'ntird States. It Fas felt that in tbs general prevailing Incitement and deep feeling a moo gat poller hoi flora and the publle in genet-al- , ui ere was great danger that the various locislst liras about to convene plight adopt drastic meaaarea which .would not only be unreasonably bar-de- c some and baneful to insurance ratupaniae, but also lnjurioua to MORXIXO, TEBRrAKY FRIDAY CTAII, OGDEX, la I"3 rich. En:nf. 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