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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

TOPEKA. kan. Feb. 2s=Frcd
nuHaut Smith. state senator from
The Thirty eighth senatorial district
II k#Ha1a g. Jhe author % some OF
the fnnHf drastic legislation the
staunrl OH company or amy other
big corporation ever encountered
Senator smith. assisted by senator
". s. Fitzpatrick. drew the anti
discrimination blli the measure
making pipe lines common carriers
and the maximum freight rate bin
Iaah was general in scope. though
aimed particularly AZ Unckcfellrr'n
corporation. When 20 these meas
uHea waa added the hll Tor "a state
refinery. the standard stopped work
IN The Kansas field
Smiths auu-dIserimin1tion bin is
pronounced BY expert corporation
lawyers 10 be the strongest meas
uHs - It's KIND ever drawn. 10 pro-
KIHea that any person engaged in the
production. manufacture OF dlstrlbu-
Hon 81 any commodity. Who shall
discriminate between different towns
q the state. by selling that COM
modify cheaper In one locality than
n another distance from the point
Of manufacture. production or dis
ItfIbutIm and freight rates being
.1akea into confederation shall be
.sleamsd guilty OF discrimination.
4 STERN MEASURE
ON complaint. the state charter
board. without whose permission no
HeoruafatIan can do business IN Kan
aaa. shall cause an inquiry into the
alleged discrimination, with the
rIahf 20 subpoena witnesses and
compel the production OF books and
contracts II found guilty the Of
Tending corpora tons charter shall
be revoked. and each violation OF the
law is made punishable By a $1,000
fine.
The bill declaring pipe lines COM
mon carriers provides that anyone
may have his oil carried through
any pipe line. on paying certain
charges. These range from cents
for piping one barrel. or a. gallons
Of oil. six miles. To % cents for pip
ing Il from ESQ 70 500 miles.
MORE LEGISLATION.
In the maximum freight rate bin
a schedule or rates slightly lower
than those FOR transportation OF n
through pipe lines is fixed. Tho bin
further provides that any common
carrier who does not handle such
shipments. whether IN cans. barrels
or tank ears. promptly, shall be pun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
500 REWARD, 500

The readers % this paper wiil -
rlaaa % learn that there ta az least
enc breads disease that science has
kasH abta - eufe ln e. ftn stages. and
that Is gatHFHh HaEfa gatarrh ture
T. thn aHiY positive cure now known "a
the usesIlHnI fraternity tatnrfh hrins
a constitutional disease. requires a
constitutional treatment lialIa Ca
tafrh cure u takrn internally, arfius
dirseftH Hpau the blood nnd mucoua
surfaces = the - stsm. thereby do
afruHIna the fnunda ton - the disease
anH NleIHH The patient strength ~
building Hp the constitution and a.
slHtInH nature I'm duius - uufk he
ufuaHzaIarH have - much faith tn 80
curative FHmafB that theY offer one
HHHHfEd Itallara for any rHFF that %
naHanEh
Aadfsaa ?. J CHENEY a Co. To-
fnfHu ~
SO ~ al prursists. -
Taka HaifH FamHY ftlla Tor eunHu-
- Et#H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

was chricaiured az a political auto=
mohiliut running over bis onno=
nenta. A bin was introduces In the
Legislature 90 regulate automobiles
and II became "a law I'm thla re
markablo form.
DO n enacted by the legislature
uf the state 81 kansas Section l.
That tho term automobile and mo
tor vehicle uu used In this net shall
ho construed to include all types
and grades 81 motor vehicles pro
PEELED by electricity steam. gasoz
limo or other source Of energy, com
monty known as automebileas motor
ychiclen. horaelonB carriages using
tho public highways aud not run
ming on rails or tracts Nothing Ia
this section shall be connt rued as
ia any way preventing ohatruetinE.
impeding. embarrassing or In any
other manner cor form infringing
upon tho prrrogatiye OF any poliu=
cal chauffeur 10 run an automo=
bilious band wagon al any rate 81
speed he secs NJ compatible with
tho safety 81 the occupants thereof.
provided. however. that not less
than 10 nor more than 70 ropes
be- allowed az all times u trail be
hind this vehicle when in motion
la order 10 permit those who have
been so fortunate az 10 escape With
their political lives an opportunity
to be- dragged 20 death and. pro
Ndcd further. that whatever man
Elcd and bleeding political corpse
imploros for mercy. the driver Of
tho vehicle shall. in accordance
with the provisions OF this iii.
Throw out tho life line"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
Sick
Headache

When your head aches. there
Is a storm in the nervous sys-
tenn, centering in the brain.
This irritation produces pain
in the head, and the turbulent
nerve current sent To the stoin-
ach causes nausea, vomiting.
This is sick headache, and
is dangerous, as frequent and
prolonged attacks weaken the
brain, resulting in loss Of
memory. Inflammation, epi-
icpsy, fits. dizziness, etc.
Allay this stormy. irritated.
aching condition by taking
Or. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pain BY sooth-
ing, strengthening and reliev-
ing the tension upon the nerves
not by paralyzing them. as
do most headache remedies.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills do
not contain opium, morphine,
choral cocaine or similar drugs.
sick headache - hereditary In my
family Ny father suffered great
deal, and for many years / have had
rufiH that were so severe that | waa
lablo 10 attend 10 my business AFFAIRS
THr a day or Hn - a time During a
very severe attack 81 headache. I took
fr Niles Anti Pain Pills and they
believed me almost Immediately Since
then take them when ! feel The rpall
coming on and n stops Il AZ once
JOHN J MERRIAM
Pres 3. r. Eng Co. South Bend. Ind.
Or. Mites Anti Pain pills are sold By
your druaglft, who viii uuarau tee that
ths first package will benefit N IL
Falls ne will return your money.
IS doses, IS cents. Never aoid In bulk
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

There's a nelghhoriy feeling al
the sessions uf the legislature here
that does not appear AZ most state
oapltola II f. due chiefly 20 tho
absence Of suspicion. There IL a
feeling OF confidence that results
from the absence OF graft and a
lobby II Is remarkable to see Blk
things going through the assembly
without the huttonhaling and star
cham Der mcthoda that ordinarily at
tend legislative procedure. Then.
too Its In the nature Of western
er to be friendly Al sessions the
members do not mind sitting about
with their feet on the desks. Con
ventiunAlity at an evening session
was carried further than usual by
a member who chuckrd his shoes
and piled his feet. tneased In corn
cnlared socks. on tho desk. It's
cautortlona when a fellow member
tried 20 apply the lighted end ~ q
cigar TO the aotoa OF his feet. and
when a page playfully uckled them
caused merriment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
NOT FoR sEsT FARM
In the State

Il saw so much In the papers
about the wonderful cures effected
by Pyramid Pile Cure | determined
10 give 10 a trial bought from my
druggist one 5o-cent box and used
u as directed. and by the time I had
used the last pyramid" ! was en-
tircly cured. I'm four DAYS after |
began 10 use the pyramids all In
flammatlon was gone. ] was per
fcctly easy all the time. the excess
i've discharge stopped at once. and
stools became easy and gentle.
Il was unable 10 get my own fire
wood for four months. and hair the
time when could walk at all had
20 walk half bent. ! used many pile
remedies. saves and ointmeuts. all
20 no effect until I used one box Of
Pyramid Pile Cure and was cured.
Il would not be afflicted as I was
four months ago for the best farm
In the state OF Arkansas can give
proof and reference OF the wonder
ful cure TO all who are afflicted rs
was. Please publish my letter
that I may aaylse the afflicted. -
W. Y. Wallis. piEgot. Ark. Box &c.
The experience OF Mr. Wallis is
that uf thousands Of others who SUI
fer for years with the most painful
forms Of hemorrhoids. or piles. and
after trying everything they hear
81 give up all hope 81 a cure and
look for temporary relief only To
all such n little book published by
Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall. Mich.
bring glad tidinEs. as II tells all
about the cause and cure OF piles.
and Il IS sent free for the asking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

ished By a fine Of tse8 FOR every
violation. the shipper TO get The
money.
Senator Smith la nov working on
"a bin 10 enable counties 10 vote
bonds Ia aid % independent pipe
lines. lie has figures from experts
which show that crude oil can be
rlrel from the OF belt all over the
state nt a cost which VII reduce the
present price % fuel about one-thIrd
Two and a half barrels OF crude oil.
he figures. are equal to one ton Of
soft cunl Tor heating purposes. Tn
der present prices thIa amount Of oil.
% "a quality good enough II refine.
would CnHt not over SzG0. coal
costs Ht least 81 ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
~ JACOB wALpEcK
a.H earrespundeuse OF The Seattle
star.

a.s Correspondence OF The Seattle
star.
Topeka. kas. Feb. while
a.. engagements u the trust bust
= In kansas ara history. the
:. IN which they won the
- !. not - vel known. IL was
.Inpls and direet as the laws
.s.slsa b. the legislature as a
Whsn the railroads doubled the
e.,lsht rate On oil and the standard
- he price 81 crude So per cent.
ne predaoers saw plainly enough
a. their property vas on the edge
q soafiseatiou They had the choice
= peaeeably accepting financial
=, ar making = fiEht. Tho proud
YsssAs spirit called for fight
Tea producrrs came 10 Topeka
.sa explained their troubles 70 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
the DIRECT PRIMARY BILL

r.
ddatsa f8r elective uuhlc offovHf
quito
Have absolutely pr
naHEa delegates voted named
would
"a TRACED
voted by cunHrntH
rights making ballot veil IN
casting
indifferent
actual voice Ia government
states
storing THAT they primaries
generally "a ecctunH7
Have thought what privilege U would be not be both
cred By primaries fights attending
them crowd traded the
ton ana rarely thau candidate of eaiee7 Wh
b. filled without reference
other office faction thing viii the beet Of
position
"a n
THE TODAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

Legislators The later we're sym
pathetic. but slow Co Accept the no
ton that a state oil refinery. an
untricd and unheard OF remedy.
would solve the problem.
THEN THE PRODUCERS De
CipEp TO APPEAL DIRECT TO
THE PEOPLE.
They secured az the state house
tho names OF the 1900 township
trustcca In Kansas. Letters we're
sent 10 each OF these men. ex-
p,aining tho raid II the STANDARD
on the oil fields. In an effective way
tho argument was made that state
refinery would help tho producers
and would remove the users Of re-
fined oil absolutely from the clutch
go of the trust. These township off
Gals were asked. ~ they approved
q. tho proposed remedy. 10 speak ia
their neiEhbors about Il and have
the later pass Il up 10 the legisla
ture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

Local contractors are attempting
90 rains 90 fuu1 Go secure the rass-
aEo ~ the bnl introduced In the leg
ir'sturc ~ senator kluHaar proxld
Ing Tor the repeal % the state eight :
hour law. Many ~ the contractors
ore not seriously iurYnveufenrea b.
tho enforcement 70 the law. and
those who are. are not very hopeful
~ securing a repeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
Fear of Consumption
Has Passed Away

Mr.. Chaa. Bcnneratrom, 7ts
T. street. Tacoma
4 was very rlck man when
7 commenced the Columbian
Treatment had been coughing
Tor months and the disease had
worked itself more and more
deeply into my system until !
had ali the Indications ~ con-
sumption. The Columbian Treat
mcut seemed 90 60 90 once To the
root u my trouble. ana effected a
perfect and permanent cure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
YoRK.

A a side issue 10 it's conte-s with
the Standard. the legislature is TAX
ing "A whirl at the railroads The
object IL 81 secure uniform rates.
These stubborn kanauna cannot un-
deratand why the railroads should
eaarKe more 20 haul corn across
this state than they do 20 carry Il
10 the Atlantic aeahoard. They
propose 10 SEQ about ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
a Rlienmaiie Cripple
Freed From Pain
Dlseards His Clutches

Col c. II. Graham. Of AthoL
Idaho
I vas in
a Badly Crippled csndLtisn
when ! commenced the Column
hiau Treatment For many years
/ had been a victim - rheuma-
flHm iu a most severe form. The
disease WIS contracted during
the civil War and my suffering
had been beyond the power Of
any words 70 nttinEly describe
The Columbian Treatment has
Worked Mighty Change
in ms condition. I am entirely
free from pain. the first time m
years. and the stiffness % my
Joints has disappeared. together
with the swelling Of my feet I
have
Discarded Ny Clutches and Walk
tbout WITH Perfect Ease.
All rheumatic sufferers should
profit b. my experience"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

completely and permanently
nearly two years ago. and I have
hatd no return Of my old trouble
since that time. I have gained
= pounds IN weight and am now
IN perfect health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

10
Senator J. Smith. A. T. Van Yanter A Tucker. A
Heinrich William II. Moore. w. O. Potts r Kunear Z
Palmer
Representatives. Morrill, ". Brown. / Clark Th0s
nohaou Irving David Erickson A Twtehe
{ Z Houston J. u Dawes. Weir Todd =.
Juasph LYONS c s. Gleason. C. villas. ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

ard The symptoms we're those In
variahiY neenmu auyinE this con-
flfion. Ills throat was filled with
catarrhal sseretiona causing a
continual hawking and splitting.
sarlstImga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
Radically Cured After
Many Years OF
FruItless Effort

NJ ? c. HfL Of orlaa. King
Co. wash. has since boyhood
suffered from catarrh of the
head aad throat The disease vas
caused b an
obstruetiaa 81 TIE Nousriis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

Humor crops out right along In
the discussion At the last session
they carried Il into the statute book
The ..Cy" Leland machine Vas then
In control q the state and Leland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

The council last nfsht aEHse1 Il
Say several thousands ef dollars
damages caused by fhe breaking q
water mains thsf flooded easements
90 downtown baildinrs On TIE ad=
rice ~ Assistant Corporation gaun-
s-l Thorsrimson. the council decided
be would be cheaper Ia settle aaf Of
court 70 being evident that tt Gould
b. proved that the mains huraled
because they were defective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
Cured Patients Furnish Proof
Results Of Grippe
and Their Cure

Mr. H. = smith. residing at
1913 Stewart street. Seattle. en- p
ufnaaeA his auHfce iafiau ~ the
gErrat benefits derived from the
Columbian treatment. saying
My trouble originated some 90
years mNu ln a
Severe Attack 81 Grippe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

KENNEDY Foot Cherry. QUAKER
DRUG co. Go znd Az, 8MiFTh ~
8rd A. 4 Columbia STONE PIKE BY
PIIAH. let Az y. \ Harrison, Mrs ~
q 0OEUEN, iBt & Va. TEbLEk VA y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
Square
Dealing

Ia What everybody wants. and
,yvryhody gets it at Iang'a Price
hints
Almond Cream. sc bottles. Dc
Alssead Neal. Sc boxes ....- 23c
sevuie Team BoSax. full Il ue.
box ....s-s--...-...-........ Sc
csseflA. Flstsher's sSe size 25c
d Cashin's koia Celery. fsh orr
KiuAl PLAT bottle. ........,- 99c
Iroa Tonic Ritters. ti.o0 size TIC
MAvinA Cream. see size -. b q
Soeietls Hykisuique Face Pow
Der. purest made. f5e sire toe
czruoal Tablets. regular sc boz
........... -...............1 5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
oaaana ars chekins

aim white IN eauvsfaauon. His
rest at night vas broken and dis-
turbed because q snoring and
mouth breathing. and he was
continually taking colds. which
seriously injured his general
health Speaking = his
Inaroaah ard Permanent Core
b. the Columbia Treatment. AR.
HI said
Years q effort 70 get rid OF
ny most distressing afnlction.
thEouEh The use o. many RENE
dies and the treatment Of num-
srous phgsleiana. resulted Ia ut
ter failure. and was worse than
! had ever been when I first
consulted Or. McHarrie Of the
Columbia Medical Institute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

which wraHu ~ Developed into
chronic eafafrh ~ the bead arj
throat. later involving my ears
and stomach. and. tn fact, my
entire system.
1 wHH greatly reduced lu
health. uIth uffle hopr ~ ever
being cured. Whau / Weut 10 tho
Columbia Medical Institute.
There I vas promptly and com
pislsIs eHHeH. and I ana now Hn-
fIraHE we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
Some Funny Things Jake WaIdeck
Observed in Bleeding Kansas

.,.NoAsps roes ARE KNOWN AS "ss.A.oAY STATESMEN
AND may TO PtLG THEIR sHoGLEss rGEr UPON
ms pesks-How the People cor ACTION ON TIE Lga.
.slAruRE-AN AUTOMOBILE Bill THAT IS euRlo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

The response was mediate. The
people dld indorso the remedy and
LET THEIR REPRESENTATIVES,
KNOW HOW THEY FELT There
was such a cyclone % this aenti-
munt that tho Legislators hustled
into tho statute books everything
that looked like an antitrust hlll
4 was opposed 10 the refinery. :.
said one member. "but I voted for
d. rather than Try 90 explain Ia my
people the ground 81 my upoaltlon. :"
Kansas n a trifis "ciose on the
subject Of Legislative compensation.
The assembly meets only once in
two years saa the members are al
lowed compensation at the rate 81
s. day for 80 days n the session
extends over 90 days they work for
nothing They vii donate two
weeks service % the state this year.
some folks irrcveutly refer Co the
snlons as "t3-a-day Statesmen"
An interosting fact 20 b. brought
out BY the federal Invest cation Is
that the traffic managers Of these
western roads DO not fi1 the IRE sht
rates on oii. All other traffic IL IN
der the jurisdiction. THEY GET
THE RATES on OIL FROM NEW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28


KANSAS CITY. Feb. zg-frhs
bead and front 81 the STANDARD OF
Interests in the Kansas field Ia Ial8H
birirn. general manager Of the
Prairie pll a Gas company. the tue
under watch the standard apefa fss.
II was onrlrnn tack o. see that
thr shut down order Issued - cen =
crul MaunFrr p.naY 81 lima. ssaH
uheycd in the Kansas field. aud II
undoubtedly uiu be- his duty Ia an
Hwrr the questions of che lnxsati-
Entoru sent uut ~ gom laaer
GARFIELD under the pfraideut'a PER-
uunnl hurfY-uu+ order and the
house resolution
o.Hrru De- u very pleasant Keafie-
wHn and hr surprised b. HIfF
reporters by discussing freely the
Kansas on aHr II iH said - him
that in 40 uiHHfaa fsuvafsz HIHu he
com convince ara average mau that
the Prniri~ yu g gas eumuauY r. al
rlrht. tbns "a" Standard iH all uFht.
and that AZ this talk - blaHkIia I IHn.
ruf-thfoat cnIur~titiou. fau sly re-
bates. oppression. secret eauHHaf# HIea
u Ith railroads eta. etc o. aaHeI #as.
cruel malicious fabrication
purirn came here from Lime. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28

DRUG co 1918 iHt ~. BARTELL
AR. 2ud 4 PIKE. KIs8Efs BROS,
pfIAE 40 Pike. LITTLE3
PfAE. iHt Az. 4 Pike. WEHBY
PIIAH. TeaIer a T. way. GRAY a
FADDEN. - Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-28
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Free SOap Offer GSis1ilg e, S RI:

EiEn fiis tsks 30 any - The fsiiswfuy druf.
Gsts aad ct Toe bottle Hay's ualfhsalfh
snd -. eaks Hafaaa Msdirsted sap beet for
haif bath toilet both Tor co. Or sent b. Tlilo
Hay hpffiaifiss o. Eraaft. ~ J. prepaid %
Fsaaipt u 90. end this adv
fHes sop not given y druFgist without this
satiHs adv. aud Co. Tor Hairhaath.
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-14
NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST
Fair Tuesday aud wednesday.
FREE SONS OF ISRAEL ACT
steps Taken Toward Systematic
Worldwide Action for Relief OF
jews In Russia.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-A special meet
Ing Of the executive committee of the In
dependent Order OF Free Sons of Israel
has been called by NJ. s. Stern. grand
master of the grand lodge, to take steps
for the immediate relief OF the prosecuted
Jews in Russia The date of the meeting
will be announced later IL is the inten-
ton to arrange the convening OF a He
brew congress in this country to act iu
concert with similar congresses In other
countries A cablegram was received by
Jacob II. Schiff, treasurer Of the relief
committee, from London, announcing that
S265.OO0 had been collected in that city
and forwarded to Russia to aid the suffer
ers, while another was received from Paris
that Sl25,0O0 had been raised
Today $4,000 was received from San
Francisco and $4,000 from St Louis as a
result of the appeal sent out to 40 cities
and towns throughout the United States.
Twenty cities throughout the country sent
word to the committee today that con-
tributions we're being raised and will be
forwarded TO Treasurer schiff
LONDON, Nov. l3-Includng further
sum Of $4,000 from Jacob II. Schlff. treas
urer of the New York relief committee.
the fund here for the relief of tho Russian
Jews amounts to tS55O00 A meeting OF
! influential Jews was held today at the
| banking house Of the Messrs. Rothschild
TO discuss the distribution Of the fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-14
NAV YORK HORSE SHOW OPENS
Prince Louis Sees First NIGHTS
Display of Women and
Eauines.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.--Madison suuare
Garden held what was declared to be its
most brilliant assemblage tonight when
Rear Admiral Prince Louis Of Battenberg
lent his presence as an added distinction to
the formal opening Of the twenty-frst An
nual Horse Show association. The Garden
had been open during the day and the iudg-
ing OF various classes had been in progress.
but II remained for the evening to give the
show it's special impetus and spectacular
effect
Prince Louis arrival was the signal for a
remarkable demonstration. Long after he
lad entered the presidents box at the Mad:-
son avenue end OF the great amphithoater
he was kept standing bowling to right and
left his acknowledgement of the cheers and
plaudits that came from thousands Of men
and women representative Of American So
cal life. For the time being the finely bred
horses were entirely forgotten All ewes
were turned toward the princes box as he
sat, surrounded by the members of his per-
sonal party, an interested spectator of the
spectacle that was unfolded before him.
CARRIED in yellow aud black. the colors Of
the horse show the Garden was i'm effective
dress. a background Cor the fashionably at
tired crowd which by O'Clock had COM
pleted the picture. The horse show has
come to be looked upon as one Of the first
social events of the New York season.
There are horses present Of course the
most blue-blooded IN America, but tonight,
as on many another important occasion, In
terest turned from the tanbark arena to
the distinguished personages among the
spectators and to the display of fashion
which always is leading feature.
! Judging was gotten well under way today.
| the first class being called at 1O:3O a. m. and
/ the last shortly before II o'clock tonight.
The awards during the day were popular
! without exception we're evenly distrib-
uted among the exhibitors. Mrs. John Ger
ken, prominent figure at all eastern horse
shows, was one of the exhibiting owners
! and her horses in nearly every class en-
! tered were among the prize winners.
! Reginald Vanderbilt and Eben D. Jordan
! of Boston are also prominent among the ex-
hibitors. The Virginia stock farms have
sent up an exceptionally large number OF
horses. while Kentucky is we'll represented