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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-18
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.
James Dawson of Third street is

James Dawson of Third street Is seriously i'll.
 Patrick Nugent, who. has been spending the past two weeks in Canaan, has returned.
 The second series of games in the handball tournament which is going on at the Brooklyn Athletic club will be held this evening.
 There will be meeting this even- ing of the committee which was ap- pointed last Sunday to make arrange ments for the whist party to be given by the young ladies of St Patrick's parish some time next month.
 There will be a meeting of the Third Ward Republican club this even ing in room 2S Commercial building. Although the session is more of so- cial nature than anything else, the political situation is likely to be given a little attention.
 The wheels of the ScOvill street engine will be equipped with rubber tires in few days. Meanwhile the engine which is stationed at No Ss house is being cleaned and the vehicle will be in good shape when the wheels are brought back.
 Katherine White, Lithuanian girl about 12 years of age, residing on South Leonard street, broke her arm yesterday afternoon by falling off fence. She was on her way home from school, but stopped to play on the way and as result the accident occurred.
 An operation was performed on Dan McGrath, the meat man, who has been laid up with pneumonia for sev- eral weeks. The operation was per formed by Dr Russell, and two of MT McGrath's ribs were removed. "Dan" stood the ordeal we'll and to-day is rest ing very comfortably, having a much better chance for his life than was thought some days ago.
 The condition of Bank street from the end of the trolley line to Riverside street is very much in need of atten- tion, the pavement appearing as if it had not been touched in some time. This part of Bank street in the past has always been kept in good condi- ton, no matter how the remainder of the thoroughfare was looked after. The pavement has been cleaned and swept daily up until short tine ago and was in first class shape. But now whatever the reason is the section is very dirty, and the street department should get move on and put things in their normal shape once more.
 Medicine buying is different from the buying of other goods-your health depends upon what you purchase. You get what you ask for in it's best quail ty at our store. A. c. Walker, the druggist.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-18

Gux MaiIle has opened new boot blzrk psrIOrs at 1s5 East Main street. VIII rent half of store
 Ere tea this wreck af the WousIrus GroprF Co.'S with every parci1sse of OINnahurTs tut1ee-
 -The Nsn On the Bax- viu make kis spq<xrznre this ve>k- Loek fr him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
C0WED
BY.C0N:s J | B |. |. !
Attempt 70 Be Made ! o-day to
Resume Operations at
Allentown. 4.
fBy Associated Press.)

4 ALLENTOWN, P ~. June 25.--Tie mob
spirit that was rampant In X All entow.n
last night, Il following the strike h OF Il Lee
high valley Transit Compan ny con duetors
and motormen. was & thoroughly coweed
this evening by the presence Of Troop
5c, State consta bulary. with thtrty-four
men under Il gu tenant Smith 81 y hen The
men rode up Il lie B street from the rail-
roar statiorf-tp the mir n ground he
crowd gathered at the camp point. hoots
ed md jeered them. A fter q brief &ha!t
on Il the fair grounds, Lieutenant Smith
brought lis men Town the street Il y, az 7.
though on parade. is
When they reached the transit CONF
nanys transfer point, where many people
were congregnted, the men wheeled 70
the right and left and charged the crowd r, y,
up the street Within8a few minutes :e
several arrests were made Of men who :,
hooted ana flyc men were place IN JAZZ
by the troopers. !.
The transit company took. or all s It's
cars by evening, and all traffic was e s ~
pended, Tomorrow It is intended, with
the protection OF u Lieutenant Smiths !
troop to resume opora lions in full. \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
IN TIL VANGUARD
o. Til NATION | IN
Mr.. Clarence +. Huth Lectures
70 Patriotic Order Sons Of
!. America

ga a largo company OF friends and me,n-
bers OF the Patriotic Order Sons OF
I America, with { their sisters Of The kin
dred organization, listened to g most on q.
Joyable lecture last night in q elvidere
Hall BY Mr.. Clarence F. Huth,s o. Pilla-
delphia. The meeting took place In the
lodge room OF the Patriotic 81 OrdersSSof
Americana. and the inspirln Stars and
Stripes OF Old Glory sym Dol ized 7that pat
iriotism and devot iohs to liberty and honor,
the eulogy OF which formed the theme
OF the speaker discourse. y Mr. Huth
spoke a some length on the urgent n! NEED
by the country OF men who displays5ln
deeds. not in words, thnir loySrof lofty
Ideals There have been ctSlntless bait
ties waged for tho cause OF liberty,',yshe
proceeded "liberty OF mlnd, , OF conscience
and OF state;a in all Of which truth and
Justice finally triumphed, Not the least
Important champions Of simple fat in.
the precepts Of morality and CONFIDENCE
in the all wise decree OF God are the vas
aI1ous orders which have as their corner
stone the undying prlnclpl 81 uni
drawn from the example Of the Masonic
craft. OF the knights OF King Arthur's
Round Table, OF the I. O. o. F,,s Of the
Sons OF Liberty and OF the Patriotic Or
der Sons OF America. I'll 81: 6
ss$ Mr.. HUH then spoke OF the inestmable
benefits to women that came directly
4 from staunch maintenance of(the tenets
OF y patriotism and chivalry. I'VE "a owe
nothing to liberty he2quoted from Mark
Twain, '.but liberty owes much to- us;
for we received her when she had been
1despised and rejected BY the rest OF the
world.' The orators discourse was
Eccuched III chaste and Well-rounded Ian,
guage: and was enlivened by numerous
Jokes and strrk1ngly appropriate otes.
Many historical and classical illusions
added interest to his subject In the
Vanguard OF the tion.' rs N 1. A
The room resounded with applause when
Mr.. Huth took his seat, gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
.GUFfEY TO.lEAD
DENAlIS|I1 4 } |.
,Wil1#Makc Desperate Effort to
Secure Nomination of
Friend.
MAY MEAN STRAIGHT TICKET {: i
lNl 3I ll list n, Ia 3g3i f7f4 I3t5 q
1.-THE Emery Faction SECURES
Control They Will Invite
Il sif# Fusion.
82,FusioiiN
! ~, aanrin4 NJ y i, reaa 4

(By Assoc clint Cd I'ress. t5
InARR1sB URIC. June s@. II he con- \
8tostants Tor Governor the Democratic
convention. which Will meet here on
wednesday, foE b the II II M M Ion Il Of q
State ticket. Will be rthur Dewhll ,sa q
Lehigh county, Il minority leader % the
state Senate, and Lewis Emery, iof Nc
Keat1 county, tho Lincoln nominee
Downll Is the choloe sof the followers % I,
'of National Comtnlt tceinnn James ~. y.
Quincy, OF Plttsburg who are demanding
the nomination OF as straight out Demo-
crat. He issued a. fortnstl teinent "
night announcing Ills tandidncy.iiG{ sss &
There Is 1, spirited riyal en- the The
two factions, ana there vii be an N ter
.csting struggle In this convention. e'o i
onol Gurey will arrive here during the y,
night to take personal charge OF N the l',e
sDcwal cnlnpuigt s5zs . 3s
II Dewall isEnonil mated It y believed ''t:'dl
tho B noni,1eos Al forHs Dcpu ytfs Governor
Auditor General ana Secretary OF Internal
Affairs viii tbe = Democrats, and that x no
attempt WILDE made TO effect fusion on
the remainder Of the Ticket Wit the the
Lincoln party i. 5asS ri II. Iii
secure control Y. OF the invention, hey
will invite tho Lincoln part to fuse with
them on tho ticket. Z; !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
Curious Instances tof Sleep

II y Il Is related 81 q Chinese merchant who
was convicted az wife amurdereand SEN
fenced to die by being deprived OF sleep,
that he was placed in prison with guards
changed hourly. for the purpose Of pre-
venting him from 81 sleeping q fterS the
commencement Of the eighth day his SUI
sfering was 50 Intense TINT he l,1lplored
the authorities 10, struggle, guillotlne,
burn 4 him, b drown him, d. garrote, shoot,
quarter, blow lip 18th gun WIDER, y or put
him to death In q any, comedy BILE way.
Natural sleep has been defined as mental
rest produced 4 by an N ppetite resulting.
from fatigue. But the idea that mental
rest means mental ihactlon Is hardly.
stenablo, $&inasmuch aH quite frequently.
happens 4 that the solH ton Of ursolved
problems n is the first thing to ppear IN
the consciousness e$o n !, Weakening, and
thus the mind must have been operative
while asleep. " Ri 5;s tsa
r. It is commonly .p supposed 81 that the
gree test 4 depth OF sleep occurs about the
end of N the first hour, This however, is
not Invariably the rule. according to my
own observations I'M, The Y Cook Coun ty
a(Chicago) III Insane X Asylum, made II some
years ago, when Il spent two successive
nights in hourly testing the depth Of
sleep by light. sound and touch. \. "a mo y
!jority$o OF the ten cases II had under OBJ
serY1 Ign ~ tne1 ~ y
be a y about N, More recently Lrs.'
#sante4 de sanctis-nnd.. NJ Neyros, at the
sUnivcrstyS OF Rome, tested the depth Of
sleep IN -four no pFla peSrsvans by pressure
upon tho temp 81 II One s+qf these showed
the greatest dept OF sleep In tile second
and flfth3 hours, while the others showed
the greatest depth betWeen the first and
second hours Talking Sin2 sleep Il more.
common than IS GENERALLY supposed,
Armstrong and Child found in two hun
;dred 3 students, between tho ages OF
twenty and thirty. years, that 4 L per
cent. OF the men and 81 per cent. Of the
women talked in their sleep, and most
OF them could answer questions. - ~
per- Weekly. ;si iS 3Es5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

Five i've Il liz; talnle llts ol'InpletlEe
This Great Novel.
high r:t'a; II. !,

+e onen;nq chapters the reader the
remarkable characters of this exciting story The
nents The Lady girl with
the two identities The reader s soon held dfepa
human interest of the novel. SHSss
strange and three for-
aner A night Journey England With
ols unknown outcropping Of dual
nates IN VI mad accident that changes
tha course Of many and his secret
premonions md how they were
meeting quarrel Its climax girls desperate
and what Voices In the be heard
hit not dark hour that
story strange Fate
ana sorrow OF sOdin and the pitfalls he
and I'm the Fou-
manian Mountains Incredible experiences amid
gypsy horde their blind midnght
visit and The climax Of Georges odlns
life Gavin whittier It led him Eyeyn
trap herself in unexpected
card and the way played
ana
Count OdlnS his hour and
how tho Earl shacles discovers
true nature saYe myself Zallonya
takes her II she is false
will Kill thief IN the night Az formal PROPOSAL ofs
marriage and "rlng of Georges Odinh
death and you daughter journey to
IN search "a weird blind man
and Ills hate against terrible odds Georss
Odns terrible Prisoners Evelyn Despair
ing effort The Earls dark secret Is
and how good his for hating Ronmanla
Mrhe Mad Englishman and his crimes AS duel for
mysterious In the glen and what
woman,s life. Amidnight appariton,
posal and a compromise thief ghost factor
arrives The gypses vigil
and moment Of life peril and Its Twixt
ana EARTH face with DEATH Eyelynt the rescue
This brief synopsis gives only slight Idea OF the
which this excellent novel will hold from start to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
.L.ON|.GWORTHS :TAkET|EA
With v EMPEROR William II Y
Entertain Them on the American,
Built Yacht Which Miss
Roosevelt Christened.
'(ByAssoclated Press.)

KEEL, GERMANY. sJ uno 25.--On invl-i
tation Of Emperor William, Congressman
and (; Mrs, Nicholas Longworths took tel
with him on board his American built
yacht /, Meteor this nfternoo n.s,- The En-
peror. attended by Admiral Eisendocker,
who visited washington In aal 902 ms @
member OF the suite OF Prince Henry, Of
Prussia, greeted Mr.. and Mrs. Long
worth as they, came alon gaide and showed
them over THE yacht. Mrs. Longworth
having said that one OF the objects Of
the Visit OF her husband and herself to
Iiel was to see the yacht she had chris
tened February 22. 1902. at Shooter Is
land, New York harbor.
Mr.. md Mrs. I4ongworth about 10
o'clock went to- q ball at the residence OF
Prince Dalbcrt. The Prince danced with
Mrs Longworth and talked for some time
with Mr.. LongWorth. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
Don't Sneeze in Germany.

3&T The Prusslan police are the onlyEmln-3
ions OF the law In the known universe,
ancient or modern, capable tof arrestng
a man for sneezing, Nothing is too small
for the Prussian police; indee cd. II Is In
the small interference with the citizen
that the Prussian police reveals itssreal
and distinctive character ,If a Polish
school boy doesn't say his 4techism IN
Germany, the Prussian police ma Ike 4 q
State matter OF the affair, md are not
placated till the Infants and itheir ,treasor-
able parents arc sent to jail, Shall, q
man dist urhN the profound 'quiet ofaa
town by a nasal sconvulsion? Not with
,1mpunIty If q Prusslan policeman be
within hearing John Furtman. of Aiull-i
liausen, small town In Prusslan Sax
ony, sneezed yiolentlySin the main street
ofSthe village, II is not denied that he
made a noise, There was Il policeman
on th6 spot, and the sneezer Gas arrested
for creating q disturbance, The pollce-
man stopped q passing tram car and took
the names and addresses of persons who.
heard the sneeze. Furtmal was prose-
cuted on a charge OF gross amsdeTeanor
md rendering himself y public nuisance.
Many witnesses were heard, Alo public.
prosecutor and the counsel for Furtman
Quilted nut the Prussian police does
not SO easily let go Of q Victim. It has
appealed and Furtman VIII have to stand
trial before higher court He Will offer
the testimony Of medical experts that on
account OF a polypps In the nose he cans
not sneeye softly tn suit the PrusslanS
police. But the police VIII not stop there
lie the judicial machinery OF Prussia will
permit them to 90 further. They will
Insist. that Turtman should HAYS his nose
amputated n heScannot sneese quietly,
There Is nothing In any other country
like the Prussian policeman fortunate ly:--
philadelphia Record I i.5 at5ls sssss N 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
To Restore Battlleflag

WASHINGTON, June 25,-The Senate
tonight passed the bill authorizing tho
delivery to the Southern HistorIoS socie-
5ty, of2theFll unidentified battlet1ags Of tho
Confederate army. In the possession OF
the Secretary OF War. f s1S y s5 s VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

an A Minneapolis preacher discoursed on
What to DO With Gold" md never
once counaeled his hearers to get bills
for it,--Buffaloa Express. s55
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some mon are so suspicious that IL they
went into i the organ-grinding business
they would compel the monkeys to carry
Democrat, 81! ii rs. s
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Miss Passy--"Do you know. I some-
times fear that T shall never zee my thlr-l
tleth birthdaygn Mr., plunt-Yn pwon't-
5up.5ss you behave In relncarnatlon,"-- ~
Cleveland Leader. VT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

And the first man to flee on account of
the Pennsylvania Railroad and coal In
yestlgatlon is a member Of Congress- -;
Cleveland Leader. X #. li$ q VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

4 Eyery man IL like the company no IL
wont to eep.--Eurlpl ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
KICKED IN FACE.
White Mensi in Fight, and Broken.
Nose Results

h T. D. Harrington and Henry McAlex-
ander., white men, got into q fist fight
at about II o'clock last night The latter.
got; his man down and. klcek him several.
times In the face. breaking his nose and
making several cuts. 853 Z, 1s
They were both arrested and taken to
the Second Police Station. where the
city ambulance was called and DR..
Mason set ; the break, FIJI AZ. Al
% Robert Bean was walking doWnSth the
street with his dusky lady love shortly
before midnight, when a jealous rival
sneaked up behind and knitted Bean In
the arm. The ambulance was call The
cut was deep and required over q dozen
stitches, ~ sSS
s$g At z :s5 o'clock vest erday morning the
Ambulance was called to the, f3e!le Isle
Iron Works, where Mr.. Aurellus. Jones
was found with q mashed foot from q
falling tie. DR.. Hudgns treated him and
Took Him to the hospital. VI 'sS H, w
Another call took the ambulance TO the
Fulton und-house ut b:65,, yesterday
was found suffering with typhoid fever,
treatment. VI " s58 s ss5q s555{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

Wonder II 1t Is the fellow feeling which,
makes the Senate wondrous kind TO Bur-ii
ton. OF Kansas rs t. + Louis q lobe Demosi
GRAFT Il & X. gsssg ,4 5,,S;;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

a How any consistent protcct!onist can
refuse 70 vote or subscribe to a direct
bonus to a manufacturing concern IL q
ilsychologl eal mystc ry,---petrolt News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

Surely, Tho World is getting better When.
Mr., Addlcks voluntarily passes.-- Roches-5
tAr n N--t@s sSy h Az n 5fS I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

( pr. James Russell Parker. who has
been stopping at 9Ia East 40 glI, while Y
the State hoard was In session has ne,
ss,-.7-S ~ hts hn,,,a pepr fnrdS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

i "A woman begins to show her age only
when she tries to- hide Chicago News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

The first Of Contagious Blood Poison small
blister blood
eruption appears mouth and throat ulcea the hair
appear and the unfortunate victim finds himself
Blood shut disease hs system aad The out
from action
minerals the disease makes eadwa than before
andoe Contagious blood Poison permanently
by going removing virus
froma mneFa while blood builds entire
tonic effects
all danger Of Transmitting II to others Secures Com
tagious Blood Poison blood purifier Book with
Instructions Tor sell treatment medical advice
me- 1vMI 2REGkslG Co. AlRAM1Ns q l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26

,rom--"I kissed her when she wasn't
.louking.'' clara-'What did she dor"
iron.--"Kept her eyes closed the rest Of
the evening '--Iarooklyn Eagle,
Hope Is the dream Of o waking
man aristotle. y a. E
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Il ,5s ; E Political Honesty.
Boom ii Hearst abies.5

OAISUANDS CALI June 2, b! twenty-five ''
chcr,,bic native sons and daughters, every
ono OF them up to tho famous allfo IN
standard In health and beauty TINS Is
the record at the w. r. Hearst Chlldren's
8nnd8 Maternity Hospi al.--fNeW 5$ g = Z! or *
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
A|caI(ia municipal. Yabucoa,

Anuneio do suhAitA. Ell Concsju
Municipal do ssts pueblo, hS scordA'
DO rsmatAr en- seEunda subAats, 10
Abra de construction de I'm Acuedue'
10, vAlorsds en- VEiNTE MIL QUI-
N[ENTOS OcHENTA DOLLARS 90
ssuta ssntAvos y snsl6 p'YA el stio
del rTmate, sl dis trsints de NAvism.
hFe eorrisnts ( las doa y media p. NJ,
Los pliegos de scndicionss = de-
mas dstoG relaiivoG Al mismn, 90 en
sasntran de mIuihAto On 10 SseretA
ftA Municipal, donde p1drA vsrloS,
uuien 10 desss. -YAbusoS, P. r. No
v.embrs de 1909 J I Bsr1 ios. AL.
cslde. 3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
ANALYSIS
BACTERIOLIGICO
DEL
Aqua de Vi|ajui$l
PractIcado por s|
Doctor FeHeT PIeTs

CoNCLUsIoNEs, IL Fl sgus
do Vilsiu'ga 90 absolAtamsnts
pura, dssds el punto de vista
hasteriol6gieo, y no contisas,
en- consesuspcis, ninshn slrmsn
n0civ0.
q Los rssultados & sus sl
satudio baeteriol6gieo de sgua
VIII iuIgs NOS eonduss, esiAu On
oerfsetA eoncordAneia con los
del an&lisis ouimiso, y con los
datos y enaef srzSs cue 10 gee
'egfa do 10 comarca nos proper.
ciona respeeio & 10 PR fandidsd
en- que el sgus ha sido ssptada
On formA do pozo arteaiane, y &
| 10 naturslezA dc las sapss aus
hA atrsvssa %, logrando asf ca
| perfscta fi'traei6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
F. Rooms

AfpAdor y eomponsdor de Pianos
professor do violonsello, HiAndo %
rssidensiA On San Juan, sAlle do San
Justo r6mero 80. primer piso.
Be reeomiendA oil eulto p6blia0.
Compone tsmhien cuAla uier inAtru
msnto do euerdss. Aespta enaArgo pc
rA IL islA. 80 ba
Dr., Juan c. saIanda!
AEDICO CIRUJNO
NAGUABO p. r.
I'm esta lnprenta sc vende
papei viejo 4 dos pesos 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
Coatratistas do tactorIas csmpIotas ncIuysndeIes
rss teaas Csc De @asuaaas aa Aaenaas de azlea

Para Triple fectss taches bsRhas
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, AreJo,
Juaaita, BayaH6n, PiaEuela, BareaAsHets,
Sap Vicente, Vega Baa, Previdencia, Pati.
Las, Mer cdits Yahucca,. Buess Vista, Ca
r0lina.
SUCRs. ds | vILLAML 1 Co., s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27


sde.-C aasAder esoentrl
PRrHRnNCIAs pa pITrPTC p1c0
Ss
nedernoaBombas euala stn 1a dguentei
Asaata cfsNsn ts1 h IIs dsPuera E
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-27
DOSIS Y ADMINISTRATION


padmiento do
smucoR sec
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-16
j, \. D WILL TACKLE.
WISCONSIN At
FOOTBALL
Flickertails Placed on Badger
State University Football
Schedule.

Graduate Manager Angel, of the
Wisconsin university football team,
has completed his schedule of games
to be played by that institution next
season. For the first time in its his
tory North Dakota has a place on
Wisconsin's date card and will go to
Madison to buck the Badgers October
~. Wisconsin has no really heavy
games scheduled for next year, the
only universities being Iowa, North
Dakota, Illinois and Purdue. The Wis,
consin rooters characterize the sched-
ule of games as mild Amusement for
the Badgers"
The athletic authorities at the uni
versity have not yet been notified as
to whether or not North Dakota will
play Minnesota the regular game on
the 7th of October. If not, the Wis
consin trip will be the only eastern
trip undertaken by the Flickertail
athletes. However, contract with
the South Dakota Agricultural college
at Bookings, 8. D., has been drawn
up and signed SO that at least one
other good out-of-town game is as
sured. The Winnipeg Shamrocks, ac-
cording to their custom, are asking
for a game, but playing the socker
game as they do, it is hardly possible
that anything will come of their petit
ton. They are anxious that one game
of the American rugby be played In
Winnipeg and a return game of the
English socker be played in this city,
thus giving the rooters of both cities
something new to look upon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-16
PLACE CHECK upon
n. D. INSURANCE
COMPANIES
Commissioner Cooper Rules
Against Issuance of Special
Contracts in This State.

The State Life Insurance company
of Indianapolis, Ind, which was re-
fused license some time ago by State
Insurance Commissioner E. G. Cooper
to do business in North Dakota, it was
announced today has complied with
the regulations of the department and
has been relicensed. At the time of
the refusal of license the company
thought itself secure in this state and
when asked for certain information
by the state insurance department, it
promptly refused.
Mr.. Cooper. always looking out for
the interests of the people of the state,
has made new ruling which will
check discrimination on the part of
the insurance companies to some ex-
tent. Hereafter no company will be
allowed to issue what are termed
special contracts" The companies
now issuing them will be asked to dis
continue the practice and all COM
panies coming into the state will be
refused license to do SO. The reason
for this ruling is summed up by the
statement made by Mr.. Cooper today
when he said: II take the position
that the issuing of special contracts
is a discrimination and conflicts with
our antitrust laws. In reality it is
a rebate"