The Fort Worth Record and Register (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 112, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 4, 1905 Page: 3 of 10
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THE EORT WORTH RECORD:
3
600 Cottontail Rabbits
121-2 cts. each or $1.25 per dozen
>
THE UNIFICATION IDEA
Houston Strut, Comtr Stt)tnth, Fort Worth, Cr^a^.
254
Tomato Catsup for
TURNER ( DINGEE, Inc
502-504--506 Houston Street
Phones 59 and 916.
second;
Brookfield
on;
81
mile—Gentle Harry
RACE INTRIES FOB TODAY.
borders.
$4o a pair.
price ...
• .. V
Howaton, Texa*
HOUSE (& BEATTY
ment
Fe
per-
Mila
charged the a
i «
ru\r down
IRe
pa
thronts
oppe
-il!
Mr
nd
> ould-
I
both
of
he mii
ernor ship not *1
ing to heid offi
directh
wiil sign it
to
f
COURSE IS VERY MUDDY
eters Ri
Three
Me’
j
mfnd the
Oe.
I"a
-
le
DRYGOOPS CO;
T-
ch
Taings ara livening up somewhat inthe
lower houne of the oklahoma legiala-
$300,000.00
$333,000.00
fancy
were
Lovr
sno
Azelina,
Time. 1:16.
won, Palmi:
dish. third.
Q1 no
bi JU
Fancy
gray
ad e
the
the
the
er, expressed their gompliments aerom#
the denka of neveral intervening term
4. ।
th-
the g
houses
» turn
me Of
it and
Capital,
Surplus and-Profits
in the sect
maintain ha
tempi to sq
A Nice Supply Fresh Vege-
tables.
Only government inspected
Meats sold at OUR market.
tu—ed i
but th'
nor on
। opbosi-
.tjitlnf.
$300 quality. now,
each ............
TALENT GIVES THE
BOOKS A TRIMMING
GAG RULE STIRS
LEGISLATORS UP
in Nerth-
' ine luin
ing tomtrary
ne Others
nne not St-
PLANS OF MORTON
TO CONTROL ROADS
THREE WELL BACKED FAVOR-
ITES FINISH IN FRONT AT
OAKLASD TRACK.
HIS DEAS ARK PRETTY CLObE
KIN. IN ESSEXTIALS, ro DE M-
OCRNTIC voCrIINE.
Pride, Blue Coat
Sixth face-Albert Fir. Ara. Golden
Idol.
M. B. LOYD, President. D. C. BENNETT. Vice Pres.
W. E. CONNELL. Cashier. T. W. SLACK. A. Cashier
H. I. GAHAGAN. A. Cashier.
In-zrFeGular "oAZiderast. m t--line
First National Bank
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
FUEL OIL FOR SALE
Wire or write for prices and full particulars to
At Amt.
First race—Nitrate, Dr. Clark, Dr.
pr, “gpd
KaK
memt
k rhe floor spit
for the eenate
ored it In ta ei
he aenaie Mr
nayine thal it wi
nsUuTS AT CRESCEXT.
FavorttesBeaten—Prepnyattos
w meetme et Pameun rer* .
; orieans, Feb. LDalesman, who
St. Louis Royal Flour,
50 lbs..... ......31 75
Pillsbury (Minn.) Flour,
ro lbs...... .........31 90
SPECIAL—Two bottles 35c
BLOOD
POISON
»1qom voisox.
portsman, third.
Sixth race, one
to no
^4 JU
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL
BANK OF FORT WORTH SOLICITS AM OPPOR-
ruNrry
wome of them.
This morhing tii« member
WE ARE GOING TO SELL TODAY AT
• nd Lydiek, the Demoerati fluor lead-
• will eign
DUCKS, HENS, FRYERS,
TURKEYS, alive and dressed.
Fresh Country Eggs, per
dozen ....................
Belle Springs Butter ....354
Qanrantine Hill Oppoed by scretary
In Up to Governor Ferguson
to Sign or Veto.
ANDERSON’S GUN STORE
„rernarmarrrumarmsaseu #z: "sar*
" ana tmapeet my ntoek.
ANDERSON'S GUN STORE
410-4 HOUSTON STREET, FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
LIVELY TIT ovEI Ri IJNH OF
SrEAKEI NORTON IN OKlA-
HOMA llol "I.
At 1~ Angeten
First race, one and one-fourth. miles,
hurdle handicap—Nitrate, 175; Grarter.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy
i* "Web
Bex. 99; Iras, Freesias, 94.
Weather, cloudy; track. sloppy.
TODAY’S SELEGrONS.
eral daje as
hnuae quarai
i.. ept I Ms ’
Tsh tried ’
wotsld give
but he failei
bill* pasaar:
Mr Martin
Races at Emsex Park Postponed on
Account ot Freczo—Panama
Park Meeting.
omew’s ACgh-srade Coats Reduce
Ladies' fancy mixture and plain colored Coats, in late M 25
winter styles, values up to $10.00; reduced to ...... : ■ •° 40
Ladies' high-grade Coats, in many colors, handsomely maAerA
the late winter models— values up to$150i . ... , S450
choice ..........................................
wtereskwg Col Veather dpecials
Extraordinary price reductions just at the time most needed. Special prices today on garments
• for cold weather wear.
$1.90
Will buy bggwiovereopt.put
ot tbe Etteison stock, 309 Main "ireef
ver’s Pharmicy.
speaker, in return cha
tipman from Canadian,
Welfley, Ralp
whne we Vevgnsen IMF
quarantine bill iw now
overnor l» has passei
what will he do? »f he
All-wool Gray Blankets with
of 1 hr
Eovai or 438 ingane patienta qver.mn
„ pririe to For Sepoly. Tb. •e-
..".E Mommended Fr pan--e Mr.
Fram Mil purimnine .fatie nwearie.
„„ ......... . — it to qubifa i thin bti can p" t•
Rt thot Dk aiuger "I ou- homerer.
berame hixhly dru-
Norton, the apeaker.
The genera! opinlon aeen
however, that Ferguson will
measure, as he Amro not care to "‘u
after the secretary has mad * rulinx.
It ja belleved that Mr _Mciride repre-
*r nt rd the gorernor on the floor In
trving to the house tn si-rout the
Arkanaas river amenement If he Vet
tees th* bill then Senator Srott and
others will attempt to pa*« it pver his
been changed to th* Western National
bonK.rgoipnw A "dAuonal banka nava
beentsdrop*pexa Tuigna 6".
Chanico National bank. St. lopiKer
the sturela Nattonal hank o Hull
boro; Mechanics Notional bank. SI.
ti for the Commerciat National
bang ot Goliad; Fort Worth Nantona
bank for the Mre! National Han o
commeree: United Staten S" “
bank, penver, for- the < lty Nattonal
bank of Ki Pano: Commers olauNat k,.
bank of iounton and the 81,1, Nan
ion bank of New orleann,
commereni National bank of gonad:
Taue National bank of Dalia .hr the
Hiro National hunk of Miso. Woatern
National bank of Fort w orth for the
parmera National bank of Nuotard
the TeXas National benktor„Do!1ot.or
the pitibur National bank okPit:
burg. Texan, and alao tor the Ianson
National bank of Han AnKee: ohLNi
iionai bank "t Commerce New York
for th. Flrat Nationai bank of Troupe.
POSTAL CHANGES
Currlers undPostmnnters Appolbtedi
hers, an
—the
sentiments. --------- ,,
Mr. Morton states as his bellef that
"one of three things 1s sure- to take
place in the conduct of our relwa),
. systems," those being ’ legalization of
- pools,” "the further unification of own;
i. ership" or "government ownershP-
The first proposition is supported by
the railroads and was 'contained in the
2 cona:‛vis "May Bow- ol Coriisg-Nelpon bill, bul l. extreme-
ist,,secondi. 185 -a- ly unpopular in congress, 8o much so
Time. 1146. that Representative Mann of Illinois,
a member of the house committee on
interstate commerce, recently stated
’ one system, but giying the govern-
' ment absolute control over the conduct
, of such unified system or systms bv
the exercise of the rate makins and
• taxing power On this subject Senator
• Newlands sald today:
Views of Senator Newlands.
Mr Maxwell
should not pass a bill.
Home of the leading Democratic sena-
tors who have been making a quiet In-
vestigation believe it possible to either
put through a bill by a combination bie-
tween Democratic ami Western Repubil-
ran senatrs or to nut the Republicans
in a hole by making clear demonstra-
tion of their responsibilty for failure.
They say that if the issue ran be car-
ried squarely up to them, a number or
Western Republicans---especially thome
coming from states where the railrond
question has been much agitated -will
feel imp-died to act with the Democrats
rather than with a Republican majority
favorable to delay. In any such emer-
gency the Democrats count upon being
able to secure the cooperation of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, whose insistence upon
Sweaters, Nimowos an dkirts
Fancy Flannelette Short Kimonos, contrasting borders, 75C
good quality , 98c and .............. ................. _
Handsome Crocheted Kimonos, in white, reds, with 52 39
fancy borders; $3. 5° value ................ ........X- * *
Short Eiderdown Kimonos in reds, pinks anil bines, 30
Fine quality Eiderdown Bath Kobes, manNHvoukFHOFF
All-wool Knit Skirts, all colors. $250 value $1.49, and 99c
$1 .SO quality for...............-uiorrrtor........ma
Ladies’ Flannelette Gowns, all colors, $1.19 and 98c; 39c
misses' size, each .....................................
th— Are ike -ame fellow
orantically <.Uln< ’th* •e
Mank tor • warmer cuimat
It w.a then that Mr Lydiek 11
It Na- come to pasn that w* munt.ain
card Robert”’ fulea ot order” and is
coot the ng-tute, mad and r.m-
roX-d down oor throeta by » .peaker
than kg ahead with It I maintain I
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY A. 1905.
fakirs and such lot.
Mr Norton this morninK although
th* bill ahowei up on the • alendar A3
undisponed . of. claimed It Wam dnad in
that the house had refuned to accept
th* report of ths committee of the
whole. He nald ”1 ntdarrA It ntricken
from th» calendar last nlghf and told
Mr Maxwell that the only way •
corns up again wold b* on a motion
to reconsider and that I would enter-
For Sale!
A four and eight page Bullock Per-
- fecting Press in good condition and
ready for use. Address
%e 'Record Co.
Louwelsea, 116. ...
Second race, Siauson course, selling—
Estrallada, Nullah. 105; Ocyrohe, 103;
Our Pride. 102: Deric*. 101; Mammon,
Rose of Hilo. Mia* Provo. 100; Punc-
tilio. 98; Riceful, OlrK Ericuia, 96.,
Third race. one mile. Ban Pedro. Bell-
ing stake—Requlter. 110; Tim Payne,
109; Fustian, 07; Blissful, 06; The Laady
Rohesia, Glisten. 94.
« Fourth race, three-fourths of mlle,
tpurse—Orb Viva, Arabo, 105; Delagoa,
100; -Eigarlighter, >1; Iaa Londa, U.
__Fifth race, Blouson course, selling--
"CerrojSanta, E. M Brattlan’. 115; Ora"
I tora. Beautiful and Best, St. Wnigride,
I 110: Edinborough. 107: Rodolfo. ,105
Dod Anderson. Happy Chappy, 104, Dur-
It het
bers Mr. Hydiek
with "ramrodding
Red Het Frem the Ge
Was the ball that caused horribie uleers
Wo X.w.m Mieem»usk:
rle Mete noon suga.nim w.A.
J P Hrashear, Car- A Marun Wea
so far as th* econnmi operation of the
roads is concerned. In advantage and
not disadvantage, and operating 8O far
as th* convenience of the public I* con-
cerned. to their advantage and not to
their disadvantage and only likely to
operate against the interest of the coun-
try when we consider the question of
rates or' rebate* and of diserimninationH.
It is with reference to these matter*,
then, that the railroads should lie
brought under some form of unified con-
trol and that unified control should be
exercised in such a way as not tn lm
. patr th* Initiative, the energy and the
’ enterprise of the operators of these great
' railroads." . . ..
Small Chance of Legislation.
If there is no railroad rate bill put
through the senate at this session. It will
not be the fault of Democratie sena-
tors. if the house sends over a rall-
road: bill. Democratic members of the
committee on commerce will urge speedy
consideration anil action, taking the
ground that there is no good reason
or stringing mil the hearings before
he committee—as seems to be the pres-
ent policy—and holding that th* whole
subject has been s0 thoroughly Kone
Into there is no reason why the Senate
rrequently made and in whirh the pat’
ent medteine companlee were charged
with exerting an inftence. ^Ar Nurt>n
led the opposition to th* bill. Mr Hogg
was the only Democrat who voted with
the Hepublloans; Mr BaHinger anil Mr.
Me Bride voted with the other Tlemet
crate for the bill, claiming their eon*
ntituenta wanted the bill enrereee, a*
it would protect them end all mer*
chants from traveling vender* street
action they regard as sineere. .. ,
There seems, however, little practical
hope of getting any MH through the --.....- -
senate with the Swayne case occupy- signedi. J08e i
ing the time it necessarily will, with
the appropriation bills demanding first
place, with the advocates of the so-
called “pure food"’ bill urging considera-
tion pnd with other matters being
pressed, there really seems no practical
chance of the senate taking up a rlk-
road bill, even should one be reported
from Senator Elkins' committee, a con-
tingency not now contemplate. But in
that committee the Democrats will
strongly urge prompt action.
The Demcrats of the house will do
all they can to secure the passage of
the amended Davey bill upon whieh they
have made'a favorable report, but fall-
ing in this they will seek to amend the
committee's Townsend - Fech - Hepburn
bill If they do not sueceed in this they
will in all probability vote finally for
the committee bill on the theory that pol
while not going as far as. in their ogin- to
ion. It should. It will stii.be an "" —
provement upon th* the existing lav
Keedful Ready-to-Vear Nvparel
Sreat Saving Advantages.
Remaining stock of Ladies' Tailored Suits, all colors, ) Q 1
stylishly made, values up to $15.00; now . .....rn 2-
Ladies' high-grade Tailored and Shirt W aist Suits. S 4 h J
handsomely made, worth up to $20.00; each ...... • • • e"- —
Fine all-wool Tailored Suits of fancy mixtures ami Sn 7
plain colors—sold as high as $2500; each .........• *J • •
Beautiful Linen Costumes, handsomely .made an.I time
colors—white, green, pink, blue—$50.00 and 31 5 00
$65.00 values ................ -V‛-
m#i; racs, neven turlonge,TheLedap
mn; Mr. Dinie. second; Bob Palyner,
third. Tim*. 1:3T. ____
^n.Tr* J?™7 pecona.waten:
"pHh*lair etmn fihngs Maxtress
won: Play Ball, second; Foxy Grandpa,
third. Time, 1:35%- ..
Fourth race, mile and one-sixteenth—
BHers won; AbvIL second; Modicum,
th rd Time, 1:56%.
Ehksa «
B SigthirceTimyen’fianzs. handicap-,
"ecodi
•There are about 3.000 railway corpo-
rations, of which about 600 are operat-
ing companies, and these have fallen
under the control of certain systems,
so that today it Is a recognized fact
that almost all the railroad trackage of
the country is under the control of eight
or ten systems, each of which la under
the absolute directton and control of
either a single man nr a group com-
posed of a small number of men I re-
• “ •----—tural and practical eyo-
road business, restittng
At New Orleans.
First race, one mile, selling—Conn
garankspot"sodpkinggossm
Jim Hale, 108, Byron Rose, Mary Worth,
109; Pierce J., Sambo, 111.
Second race, one mile and sevent¥
xerhmznj,,!xinK, "2 "hPKim
Pawtucket. Judge Traynor, !•»; Hed
Ruler. 107. _ __ .
Third race, purse—Dance Music 71.
Escutcheon. »1; Fit-Re:Form, 22:8-
henpian 48, Aainj Wonj
101. Luralighter, 100; De Reszke 101.
Kapld Water. Gay Boy. 110 Monaco
Mold and Old Stone. Goldblat entry.
Firth race, three-quarter, of a mlie.
handicap— Eisle Harris, 20: Iquinitive
Girl, $2;. Ethel Mark . 04. arniyan:
Matador. »»; Charley Thompson, 100.
Jake Greenberg. 104. Poseur. NuzzA>:
106; Frontenac. Mayor Jonnson, tor.
Dick Bernard, 11*. wn.
Sixth race, one mile,, zellinKaarab
John Doyle, Eeperance 101; Goldapink:
Carnival. 103: Montpelier Arachue 105:
courtmaid, 100; Decoration, Worthing-
ton, 108. .
Weather cloudy, track good.
tain, xueh a motion.
Lyalek and Maxwenl,, to-
•ether with Mr Ballinger and other,
held th* hill not dead, but ale-ping
on th* enlendar tor oom* report "
the eommittee of th* whole A* it w»a
the next bill for conaideration on th,
calendar therefore they aemanded if
he conmldered. Mr Ballinger stated
he had recetved letter* from Cado
selling that "ueh a_ bin be
’"Mr Lvanek, in support of hinconten-
ton offered Robeft* rules of oraer
and app-aled from the decision or the
ehairman. or th* committee of th*
whole. Mr MeHride, but Mr Norton
ro.. to a point of order, declarinK the
Mil dead Mr Lyale k ref uze4 to yleUI
----------- ■ beileving hers-ir right and th* chair:
Freestone county, min akeA the pericpanu-at-arm t*
11 sheltycoun- at Mr Lyatek and this was done Mr
LdleK immeAlately rose to his Tee
natn. appealing from th* deeinlon. at
- - . -m.-n -----1 --- ---enA-
•2. Ths further unification of owner-
ship, thereby delivering in time the en-
tire railway ownership of the country
into the hands of a few IndividHals or
one syndicate. Thks condition has al-
ready been hurried and helped slung
by the absence of pooling, and while
I am one of those who believe it would
not be a calamity if all the railways
in the United States could be owned
by one syndicate, provided they could
be managed purely and simply as a
railway pfoposition, I have graye
doubts that this is practicable ahd
fear that so much concentrated power
would be misused.’* If it should be, he
sees nothing left but "government
ownership, the worst of the,"three evile
if such they may be called "
Rejecting legalised pooling az an im-
possibility and agreeing with Mr Mor-
ton that "government ownership -B
the worst of the "three evils," Senator
Newlands seeks the middle path, that
of encouraging the unification of the
railroads into a few systems or even
Great Interest at Washington At-
taches to the Expreselons of
Secretary of Navy.
ean, HiutinE ’
not sign ««
Mr Meiirid
TO SHOW YOU
naw PLEASANTLY and sarisFAcroRILY
- THEY CAN MANDLE rOUR nUSIESS.
bordered, extra large
wool Mlankets, regular
r
K-fr. postmanter, :
19 to Kng"sry: Corat Joo
Xnt dhunty mall to Meyerndate: IU»
cock, imentone county, mall to Fool-
•Ant; Kiekapoo, Anderaon county, mall
lo I'ln-ak Ft— ten -unty
mail to Donie: Halnavlll* Mpeltzcoun-
ty mail to simnpon; 21da. Ieon enun-
V mall to HoKolo Johnnone Hlatl»n -yw ........... .......
Tarrant county. mail to Arlington: 1e ehair and his appeal "a •e onded
Orla Van Zandt county, mall to stone: - "- 1
—Snt: fajnana, Panola county mall
Carthage. Barumrlll*. enton
count, man to Argrl‘1 Meover. lamer
county mall to Blomom. Mu*llaravlllc
WAMneton eouny, mall to Branham,
waynejTamar county, mall to Blouom:
Batr. vieentene county, mall to Milla.
Boon*, prestone county, matl to F
K-whaFp. Montague county mall to.A.
Tora; Boat Van Z»n<H county, man ‘
Canton. Valparalso, T
mail to Como -
Phone us your order. Deliveries made to dl p*.rts of the city *s usukI. V
Trass.
Washlagton, Jan 20 f8pecin "04
respondence ) -The following appolt“
ment* ‘have been made in the rural ear- is
rier force In Texas: • matie and Messrs
William H Matthews, regular., « st-
vJn J Ford, substitute, atathen: Jamep
w Middleton regutar and Lawrende H
Cooper gubtttute, al Mount Yernon:
K Hill, pgufar. M H Senpom,
subntitute, at Alvarado; Andrew J
rirov regular. Alfred >1 Ingram auh-
.thuio !< Bry.n. Min Frank camp:
bell, regular William r Parker auh-
wiate" at Mendoao Milton I Meren,
regular. Joseph H Poole pubsuitut •'
sona: nenjami W. nenn. reEu or:
Henona B Tonham. "ubeuitute, at woGK
"alh. following appointment* In fourth
etan postmanters have bqen, made in
reknP chriarian Domn Pelaclon Mata:
gorda county, viee K H
3lgned: William O Oray, Saty:
irugio poumty, Becn Areycre:
•!«»•$; France, W Vandervoort ( ar
rtM Hpringe: pimmit eounty „vigaHoyd
E vivton deceased : Thnmx* H Hander*,
cryutal Falls Stephens ounty. v»‘• T
K Huffman, removed; Amanda J so
line. Misher: Hiher county, vic Flor
.nc C S‛r. rewigned; H B Gerdper.
IHIM,n. Fahet county. vicmKor
Sow. reaignpd; Thpmas W Who eler
Hrlton Solan county v|c* Jer
WhcUcr ralgnedi Luls B A ‘me[‘
Ohio. Hamilton . ount r. vice 8 P Gooch.
0,1,11.1 Henry C. Alford, sabine Jot.
Fern ciunt?. vie* william H *IM»
rtgned: Frank O spearma. Kmin:
land. Marton .ounty vie* Jame."
Monte. removed; RUfua H .narton
suinon. Liberty county. Vice KrwInR.
Bupp, renikned: Allce swalm. Texiine.
Dallam county. W K. shetord. resixned:
K U Goldemin, Tira. Hopkin, county,
Sic Pal G, Bile* renlzned:
Eilin, sermuda, Dimmit county vice E
M Cobb, resigned; A. If Owen, Fowtoak,
Jack county. Vice Jame T Tarranse
aec@aned: ita Q. Pophanken, Hhelhy.
i Au,Ho county, vice Arthurl.Korr-
jusph M Stubblefeld, Stone-
i burg Montague county, vice Peter R.
■ Jafetropn pontotnce hav.been
. eninbiiNea in Teas Kinkena. Gaiven-
r ton county. Kvan, A Morrimpontnaz
l ler: pranco. Runnel, eounty, Robert O
ana th* -ma I* not yet A revolution
in th* hmm* woula_.not.be ,urprl.lng
Th::
rejtowe are gobbling of everything
laying down their own rulesand b0ge-
ing everything and evervbody.
high hana. It b» expected that •< any
tlrw* thene Repuhicans will vote with
IhT Demortt out th. Tbonme on
nt pnkinens is »** general opinion
or all members, thatalthough Mr Nor:
ten is anxtoun to have harmony and
al Unomv, that there sti rankies in h2
Mr htton followed and elnimeg that
Mille; Mr Maxwell had acted "unmanly"" In
to Al- the manner of bringing up this Mil
t county, mall to thAt he had not followed th* sugges-
Hopkins county,, tions made to him the night before by
4 the speaker, who had said the bill could
only come up on a motion to reeon*
•Ider Mr Maxwell said that ha in
tended so to do, but that when he
saw th* bill on the calendar he map-
poseq it was put there with th* under-
Etanding that it was to be eonsidere
mSubbubzekDeu.‛9•, Eaa:
lor 13 too sunbyb.Whea
-shr
rubber piant out all "ummer. ana it*
grow* oo baunruliy «uv presentpar
#- loo (mail for it—Phia-
aelphia Prens
At New Orleans.
First race—Jim Hale, King Rose,
Docile.
Second race— Red Ruler, Pawtucket,
Judge Traynor.
Third race—Invincible, Astartia, Es-
cutcheon. __ '
Fourth race —Rapid Water, De
Reszke, Rams Horn.
Fifth race—Poseur. Frontenac. Mata-
dor.
Sixth race—Arab. John Doyle. Court
Maid.
IN FACE OF HITCHCOOK
such a measure "would have no more
chance in congress than a snowflake in
hades." The third, "government own-
ership.” la if anything, undisputably •
Democratic idea; the second, "the fur-
ther unification of ownership,' has al-
ready been advocated by some of the
Democrats and Senator Newlands of
Nevada, urges the creation of a joint
commission of the senate and house
to prepare a national Incorporation art
which shall promote the further uni-
fication of the railway systems. On
thia point Mr Morton, after urging the
legislation of pooling, says:
Unifiention of Ownership.
At Oaklan.
First race, seven-sixteenths of.amile,
natus, lit: Boi Lichenstein. io«-
Third race, one mil*. selling-Er anz:
bie Mr. Farnum, 197; Follow Me .102;
Barney Dreyfua. stlmy. 107, Isabellita,
109; Trapsetter. 196. -ou-
Fourth race one and one-fourth
mfes, the Barn, handicap. *10 009
added—Veterano." 197; Military Man:
105Horatlus, 109;. Bombardier, 108.
Pasadena, 199: Gateway. 195. niote
116; Claude, 1ST; W R Condon. 113:
Flying Torpedo, 195; Rockaway, 107;
Honlton, U»; Hooligan, 101; Barrack.
1°Soratlua, Bombealer. .Exol entry:
Elliott Claude and W. H. ondon, kin- •——-------— -
ner entry alyig TorRe, Duiy,entrz: gara this a a.nat
Fifth face, ove-elghtns of a mite, Tution or the maIIr
puree— Prince Bruts. 101: Blue Coat.
104: Misty’s Pride ill; Tim Hural, 104;
Lindsey Gordan. 100.
Sixth race, one mile. purse—Tenny-
burn Ara, Golden Idol. Cardinal Sarto,
Abert Fir. N A. Powell, 104
Weather cloudy, track muddy.
Washington. Feb. ».— (Spectal >—Th«
views of secretary of th* Navy Mor-
ton on rallroaa rat* legisiation aa re-
cently expresnea, have attracted much
attention at th* eapitol Although Mr
Morton has explicitly stated they must
not in any way be taken as the "Vews
of the administration," they are natur-
ally aoceptea an th* views which.he
a* on* of th* advisers of President
Rooseveit, 18 constantly prewnung to
th* President, and therefore, are Pre-
aumed to have exercised more or less
influence on ths attitude of the ad-
ministration. Certain of these opinions
thus public^ expressed *re resarded
by some legislators as mors in accordt
ancs with Democratic than Republican
doctrine and already somne of ^he Dem-
ocratic senators have voiced aim Hai
C’aeco county w
bim for -praker
made his effort too late. Dr. McCluer.
who was a false favorite and was al-
ways outrun, and Homestead, who
swerved badly at the close, were the |
beaten favorites today.
Mr. Corrigan has announced the fol- :
lowing officials for the meeting at
Panama park, which begins next Sat-
urday, Feb. 11: Presiding judge,
Francis Trevelyan; assistant judge, D.
H. Barnes; starter, H. D. Brown; pa-
trol and paddock judge, 8. B. Weems;
entry clerk, W. R. Norvall; clerk of the
scales. J. B. Campbell; racing secre-
tary and handicapper, G. H KuhI.
The feature of the opening day will
be a 11,300 handicap at a mile, entries
to be closed Monday, Feb. 6.
The meeting of the stewards ef the
jockey club which was to have been
held at Hot Springs will be held here
tomorrow'evening in the offices of the
New Orleans Jockey club.
First race, five and a half furlongs—
Contentious won; Mary McCafferty,
second; Baggerly, third. Time,
dvined by ths
arantine line
h mselt • ith the se -
helna ne exdary. but
As tbe werst disease en
earth, yet the easiest to
eure WHEN YOU KNOW
WHAT TO DO. Many
have plmples, spots on
the ibis, sores in tbe
mouth, ulcers, faliing
hair, bone palne. catarrh
sad don't hasw It is
mA is DE BROWN, 985
K Pemn.,for aaowN'S
■ per bethe, lasts eaa
zgikta, M. W. Win i
with following "an uumanly mainor
in insisting on the consideration of his
peddier'a license bill.
The house by a majority of only tw.
last night refuwed to accept th* rt -
port of th* committee of the whole thal
louse bill No 6, by Mr Maxweli, omj
- peiling all peedlera to bave a *n**,
- be plated on the calendar for its third
reading and final passake This wax
th* btii in which eharges of gratt Were
OutJJ- .■"t*'F* 2* "pet-in
th* Oklahoma senate tody a bil w«»
Introducea by Mr Alexander to egali,e
th* eleetion_of H D M*e^ probate
in dse of Hearer county it was stated
that instead of being a Jsw ver Meene
Ja both a harnessmaker and a boolmaker:
.nd for this reason the penate turned
him down The peculiar pert of th
"rair I* that Mr Meme im-ervinE hl*
•• ona imu »* vrolnte Jud«e ,n*, .
Democrat ane defeating Tom Hra1d"
woca. Republican. for tbs pace., Mr.
Al»«»n4<r Renubliean. Introduce the
han to legalize Mr Meeses election Mr
Meese can continue to serve and dra"
hla pay although appeale mav be taken
Rrm-n N •*». "Fheztrzaiitz:of Mr
M— • ersden ceme from , foet
iat aceerainz l® law • probate > ade:
muat have praeticra law during ••
M - gr---Nine -tmetos.
BUl. a-perea faver:
Thi =ne cGmmitt-e reported fivor-
•M, — scoer. relettris to InJur:
snd. Mr iiekam ■ cantrollie
U", «" -iin.om.ir.Murpno
rorulatine ronds and highways, and on
Mr M.rhv-s bn providing nursery
Ipecienm The committees reported un-
"211 on Mr sharroek’s bill provid-
' _ n ,manent printing commission:
n"" Mr "Threadeirs, amending sect ton
,dlter xa of the 1903 statutes and
Mr Fram is for Investition sus-
-- ises __
Asytum BOI Up.
Mil Nv Mr Alexander for the
rem.i at Re aytum te Fort Suppiy
... Mk-" up in <• artermoon ant.recom-
menaa f-r W—e Thia «»
another -lap at the eovernor mW
he cannot aK® ll>* bI! ir IE
p,---. U H woula necessttete the r:
MIGHTY GOOD EATIN"" AND VERY CHEAP
A
ammomu tuddemiy".ra‛nene u)
wata, f apo mna Gleves
2 tetEticr"enncrus **,02
Main stroel. corner SScond.
It’s a tortunate thing for wiven that
busbands sejdom practice what they
pres' h _ f__
"eo “ th | Hot XprlogaArk. F.k -Rome Res-
a,*upnsqggsnt
as-za
three Inches at anna on th* grauM to- bot at Whom are inter-
ay and tb« weather was cold. | t I the formation of th* * turf
----------- body ler here Wednenday for Xew or-
Remeita at Ameet. I loan*. Th* meeting mere. It I* thought.
Lo. Angeles, Cal, Feb. * —Results at wi follow.outsheunn leiAnAonnaaz:
Ascot: I at thefr last meeting and formally order
Firm race, half mile.Dr. Holll. the turf board with Mayor Jullu.
won; Front, secon; ila, thra. Fime, Flelaehman. Captain SE Erewp ana T
g80u c McDowell a. *n appeal board.
seCona race, siz furlongs Robadora
won: skeptie, necond; Henry Aeli, I
third. Time, 1:17 . .
Third face, mile ant fifty yerd-— 1
seheolmate won; Kehilan. necond; Lo-
retta M2 third. Tim*. I.H.
Hourih face, one mllo— Anirad won;
napo, zgeon: Gr«*t Mogul, third. I
Tnhli“ race. six furlongs-West ’
At Oaklnnd.
First race—Syphon Girl, I’m Jos,
Stover entry.
Second race—Sol IAchtensteln, Cin-
cinnatus. Cloche D'Or.
Third race— Frangible, Follow Me,
Isabellita.
Fourth race—Hooligan, Rockaway,
Claude.
Fifth race—Prince Brutus, Misty’s
governor, pit
along fhe A
ur. nt ty pU the jin0ab02 ' 1 h
onih towneibs of "fetnf connty
tn atm >4 0f alen« tW Houth ( dnaSUn
i *
NATIONAL BANKS
oraera Tamua cemeerine Texm
Kal Imetitwtse--
Washington, Jan. »•-(SpretalCor:
reenonAence )—The comptroller of the
currency -bn* approve th. following
epoucone to orzanize nationai bank
1r“irn Xational. henk, of rranka-
ton Tmt.», organl«»4 by J. Bobin-
K« Frank»tnn Tea-; eoree W Rid-
dle. Dove Shapira, J J Ter and • *•
30e TBit new bank will emptoy a
cPN21 Fna^NMlenal bank at Knox
CHy Te... capital 815.W; orEan/2e;
by W H Shelton F 9 Al-a4n.!
C Bryan < R L. Peniek and J- T Hal-
seri.
The comptroller has issued a certfi-
ing the reope• "adxde
bank at Tampasas Texas, to begin
KsineM IM"bank is capita hized at
M»M9 .nd will Nav. lh» foifowie
SMSn: J M B1«»a.j2?M«.*; W.
R wimamaon. prendent, and J. V.
wazSrngiar cue ef me 1ndm Nh>
l non. bank at Han Anzelo. Tec ku
Chwren’s Coats
Underpriced
Children’s handsomely made
Coats in all colors, ages 4 to
12 years, this season’s styles,
were $i o8 to $498: QAe
reduced to .......... JU-
Children’s stylishly made
Coats of fine quality material,
in all colofs; values from
.......$198
Children’s high grade Coats,
in beautifully trimmed mix-
tures and plain colored ma-
terials; were $498
to to QQ
$7.50; each ......... 30
Bankets Reduce
10-4 cream Cotton Blankets,
fancy borders, extra AQe
fine 75c value . ea. h . “Ju
Our $1 to gray Cotton Blan-
ket*, extra large size, with
fancy borders, unrivaled QAe
value; each ........ .. . wOw
q-nr-ttm- nut "n-rd.
Th. hou- in tbe committenofth•
whole with Mt Nerteineer at KinE:
flahee pr-aine con-d-red favoraniv.
this aternoon the senate quaranHA5
hill, ane immediately afterward placed
It ispon !«• final pasange It wont
through by a vote of 22 to 3. three be;
Ing ahsent aM not volinE. not " Wore
being amended from th* origigal A3
It passea th* aenate Hpraker Norton
was actively behind th* bill in thu
»*nats and gave his supvort to boat it
through •
Th* fallowing representatves ,vot___
tor the tis Hlallinser leckor Iryom
craie Daiels. Perrin Fuller- csn
dayman fogg. Ingmirr, lKuH, Me
wein Notfainger Pr uty it •• r yW..
Wiker WoodaandMerton 1 h one 002
poning the Mii M Pride Ievy and
Hobinann Present and Hot vottog
L»4bh. alient Lione and Jester
Th* housa would hear to no amenc.
Mr Lydtek prementec
om "leveland
nt hi* amend-
Second race, one mil*, selling—Toot-
•ey Mack won; Dalesman, secona: Eve-
lyn Kinzey. third. Time, 1:4* 1-6.
Third, race, one mile. belline—Death . ----- ---- -------- ----.
won: Mezzo second; Wreath of Ivy, Long. __
third. Time, 142. Second race—Crigle, Rueful Rose of
Fourth race, .lx furlong.—Song and Hilo. *
Win. won; Tern. Rod. seona; Ranger, Third race—Requtter, Tim Payne,
third- Tim., 1:16 1-6. - Glesten .
Fifth race. 2-year-olas, three ana a Fourth race—Cigar Lghter, Delagoa,
half furlong.—Anodyne Won: Reuben. Aralle. .
■econd; Young Lighter, third. Time, Fifth race—Cerro Santo. E M. Brit-
9:41 1-6. I tain. Dod Andergon..
Sixth race, mile and an eighth. ..II- 1 Sixth race—Bene
ing—Exclamation won: Qravlana, sec- I Young. Bugle Hora,
ona; Homeelead^r^nme, ill 4-6. AsznicAJOckEr cLun.
mrow AT BOT sparas.
nnaiderins ths
II they voted ts
niment Mr fteb.
। amendment that
ounty protertinn,
yozec azainnt ths
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