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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
WAITING FOR
THE DECISION

II la not likely that the lumber
and ahinRle manufacturers VIII
hold another conference with the
railroads regarding the minimum
freight weights.
Mondays meeting lasted an day
and no agreement could be reached.
q. r White. chairman Of the com
mIttec. stated today that thoy OK
nected the railroads would give
them some information In lew
dava regarding the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
ststsssstttt 49,
ON the FRONT

With 4 fun load Of passengers.
many OF them tourists the Dolphin
sails tomorrow morning for south
eastern Alaskan ports.
Kosmos steamer Nauplia return
ed from Tacoma today and Us finish.
ing loading cargo for Central and
south America She sails out TO.
night
The fremont Is taking Oriental
cargo nc Pier today.
Black Ball steamer Jefferson left
skaRway last night for Seattle.
No damage was reported while on
the beach in Chatham straits. &C
cording 10 word received by tho
company.
n was announced today that the
Montara will very likely proceed 70
Nome with a general freight cargo
and coal.
Tho City OF Puebla will arrive
early tonight from Ban Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
RAINMAKER HATFIELD IS
TRYING TO EARN PRIZE

IL. and once a day aHcends 10 the
box by means Of a ladder 70 attend
90 his force" What tho force
consists OF Is HaifieiG's secret
He expects. ~ his work here IL
euccesaful. 10 interest the United
States government IN his work. lie
does not claim to make the rain
He SAYS he attracts and precipi
tatss the moisture. By means Of
electrical vibration. assisted BY
chemicals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
FOR SEATTLE F.
INSURANCE GO UP s!
Chief Surveyor Mckenzie Sends Out Notice of
Raise Of 25 Per Cent to Make Up for San
HanCisO Losses.

ted Tho penalty Tor q violation Of
the code s. a revocation 81 the
license OF the company aud al sub
ordinate agents for a period ~
three years
To avoid this the companies g
together and appointed sur
veyor.s Ia the perann OF l.se Me.
konaic. with offices IN tho Colmah
building. aud Il h through him that
circulars to all Insurance agents Ia
the state have heen ISSUED
Bulld ssp s.ns@ve.
This move is made to build un thu
reserve fuud uf the Insurance com
nanles Who slffcred severely from
the san Francisco disaster. mnuf
Of whom would be put cut u bust.
ness should there BE- another disaa.
ter of slmiiaf nature
II g. claimed b. the Insurance
men that thcy viii be ahte 10 Ca.
eevase the rate, without violating
tho law. but othufa Who claim 10 D.
equally we'll Informed On the sub
irct say that the farmlHk IL a trust
OF combine of any nature 81 a direct
violation Of the code. and puulah.
able with a revocation 81 the char,
ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
ROADWAY IS IN
BAD CONDITION
PLanKEo TaoRouoHFARe BE.
TWEEN MERCER STREET AND
INTERPLAY rs a MENACE TO
TRAVEL.

rho plank roadway along The
beach from Mercer 81 90 INTERPLAY
IL in a bad condition Most OF the
distance tho road i iFeslled AMI
many Of the planks are Loose and
rstten. SUNDAY the Barber asphalt
company moved concrete mixer 10
ballard. and near the GofiaEe
works the machine broke through
the planking and threw tho ensi
uecr from the seat
The roadway gets much traffic.
"a II IL the only way 10 reach Bat
lard. INTERPLAY and Fort i.awton from
Seattle In some places the road
il IS TO 20 feet high, and. II not
fixed. may result In serious &C
cideni. Some attempts OF patching
have been made. but most OF the
road Is In very poor condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

The FIRE Insurance companies II
ths state have united IA an tn
creased rate Of IS per cent. to take
eject todsv
This d stated in a circular issued
hxashs combine through Tee MED
KNsle. ohirf Inspector OF fire IN
suranee. Whe.- lt Is alleged. IL o.
swsnt q she Hnhlne. AID The sue,
ressor of che late WashlnI2Nn Fire
Insnrance association, which was
recently pus out ~ business hy tho
bu.&sermens association.
general nersaas.
Ehe Increase affects all Insurance
rxs;rpl thso % saW mills, not includ
III. fsmhef wards. farm property. in.
claainx Efa.n growing. buildings
AMI their congents occupied eSclu.
sieely AZ tNellinxu. or their private
harns OF buildings. churches,
school houses. and city, town or
county public buildings
Some time ago tho Insurance
companies oi the state organised a
combine 60 establish and ceatrol
rates, aud this combine was broken
M. a. the laa under section ataa
az picrces code states that no euln.
hlne OF this nature viii b. permit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
OPEN STORE SATURDAY.

I.owman q H8uford viii have
their opening in their ncW quarters
In the l4owman building. Saturday.
from . 70 . O'Clock.
Many examples from some Of the
finest binders in the world viii be
On display. such as B0ebnsdOrf.
Mofeel and Tont. Of London Vauth.
fien. Champs and Aiblnae. Of Paris.
aud Adams. OF New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
FINE WEATHER COMING.

Weather Observer salbabura says
II will be fine weather from now on
as no rain Is ia sight and conditions
are favorable to a gradual cooling.
Yesterday the average temperature
was 80 degrees. the highest temper
aturo having been reached about the
middle OF the afternoon whom the
Thermometer registered 70 degrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
FLOWS IN
FRISCO AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. JBiy 5--sa.
looms opened today for the urai
tins aimee April Is Contrary 70
the expectations Of the police. few
eases at lntoxicRiion are reported.
The threat to force AL persons ar.
rested Got intoxieatlon 60 clean
brick Is credited with Keeping down
inchFipty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
RO0SEVELTS TAKE
HORSE BACK RIDE

OYSTER Ray. July 5-This
morning Secretary Loeb spent two
hours In the presidents library
Luncheon followed the mornings
work The president. his wife and
boys then took a horseback ride
along the cove road.
Last night. during a celebration
by local negroes. Italians. who were
passing. objected to being made the
target for firecrackcrs and one stab
bed negro sailor from the presi-
dents yacht Sylph. He was taken
aboard the ship In a critical condi-
ton. His assailant escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

DAWSON. July s--Ten thousand
dollars for rain That Is the sum
the yukon Is 20 pas G N Hatfield.
the rainmaher. for hts seasons
work. providing be cHuses enough
rain O. fall 70 keep the sluice boxes
FUN aud make the seasons mining
profitable
Mr. Hatfield has chosen king
Solomon dome. IS miles from Daw-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
SPOKANE SAILS NORRIS.

With tho largest party Of enenr.
slauiksa uf tha season the SPOKANE
sailed AZ 81 o'clock this morning
for skaEuay and Sitka With nearly
zee passengers aboard Many OF
the university boys signed for an
other trip and several high school
students wefe in the stewards nnd
deck department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
NEBRASKA AT sHgnERros.

At O'Clock this morning the
battieAhlp Nebraska. in charge OF
Pilot JoFdiaon. left the MorHn'a
v harf and steamed 20 nrrmertou
she viii go on the dock. have her
bottom zcraped and propeller
tighienad. She will then come TO
Seattle ready for the official trial
trip. July rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
WATER POLLUTION
TO Be THE THEME

OF mare hearings na the general
sahioet Il vii hold an executive
session. at which a report wiil BE
agreed upon ard prepared and this
report vii probably b returned 20
the chamber ~ the Meeting % Be
held next Wednesday.
There are two ether committees
yet t. report on the matteF. the
second committee ~ members of
the medical nocieSy aud the commit
g.. FROM The Csnirat Labor council.
The eommitte~ az dnefara h. await
lnE tho Frparf nf the Chamber OF
lem, sss..ras.. ss0fiePssffHs#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
FEARS ron HIS LIFE

IN fear 0f his life from SOME un.
known source. John Yosala. q Crock
lubofor. appeared AZ police heaH5
qunrtera yesterday afternoon, ant
again today. claiming police prgiec.
ton. Believing he rs undoubtedly
insane. the police locked him up nt
noon today. pending an insebiigh-
tIou OF hts case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
CIVIL WAR ON
AMONG UNIONS

SAN FRANCISCO. July s--The
union plumbers nov threaten 10
strike on city work n their wages
are not increased 81 a day
The Building Trades Council
meets tonight 10 organize ovposi'
lion to the plumbers union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
WISCONSIN TO BE
BROUGHT HERE

WASHINGTON. D. C.. July s.
The hatileahip Wisconsin. now IN
Asialic waters. Is 10 be scat TO the
Puget sound navy yard for eSfnne
slvc repairs Possibly $500 900 All
be expended on the vessel u VIII
take a year 10 put her In shape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

The labor cawmittas wiit meet
saturday aftsruosu feF TIE purpose
~ discussing tha matteF and pre-
parins it, report TIE suggestion
i made hY a member % the labor
committee that the epmmitt~s ask
the sdvlrr nf some one or more
medical experts including Dr.
Ifss-. army SuFEeon stationed a.
Furt E.awtan. on the srlrniific fea-
iurss q the situation before the re-
port - formulated
prssiisni Raniaii. q the medical
society. whsn asked to-day. said that
ne felt that this mwtnbsra - that
organization would be Eiad 81 an
opportunity 90 APPEAR before the
COMMITTEES if invited 10 40 ~. some
u the railroad representatives,. huN =
ever. are endravasiriE 70 foFesfaH
such arfton en- the part q the cen-
mlttes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
DRAINAGE CANAL
HAS NO BEARING

before reaching the city ~ ~ Louis.
haufh more from intake @ dis
tfibutiom Experts claim that the
typhoid bacillus could not possibly
survive that length 81 time.
Second To every part 81 sewage
thus sfpHtiHd into the HisaiHslpti
ri4sr iu the state ~ Illinois there
goes IN nine parts % fresh water
from Lake Michigan.
Would Increase Danger.
while this wo8ld nenm 10 puffry
the water. The court said This
would Increase the danger. as Il noN
generally - believed that the bae-
terra % decay the aapHDphytss.
which flourish "a staKnaut pools. de-
atroy the pathoGsuie germs"
Third The stata u Missouri.
which applied for this iujune ton. al
lows lie own cities 10 empty sewage
into the Mississippi river. Pursuant
10 the maxim Ia equity that he
hu seeks equity must come with
clean hands the court found that
the stats OF Missouri was not Ia a
position 10 Complain Of the stats
- Illinois. the eouHt saying
Where as here. the plaintiff
permits dts haFses sim
iiar 70 those Of which II complains.
u warrants the defendant IA de-
maudlug the strictnst proof that the
plaintiffs own conduct does naf
produce the result. er az least 80
cauduce to u. that courts could not
be curious 10 appofti0u the blame.
finailv the supreme court did not
finally Determine this question IT
all The court simply found froG
the evidence submitted that the case
Vas not made CIT AMI concluded
VI hat the future may develop, ~
course we cannot tell. but upon the
present svidsnc. the ease proved
Zen 30 far below the allegations 81
the btu that n IL not brought within
the principles heretofore establish
"a IN the cause The court dtH-
missed the case without prejudice
70 bringing another suit
over 10 years ago the people q
this city fought aud HlruEgt.s ~
obtain an adequate water supply.
and n IL extremely unfortunate that
this fight has 10 be fnuEat oVey
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
IS peAo. srss INJURED.

CHICAGO. July s--Ths .
Tribune today Publishes an 4
annual summary ~ deaths and q
injuries caused throughout the q
unitsa states - tie eeisbra. 4
tier Of the Declaration pt In 4
dependence. The figures up q
% an early hour TO-DAY we're; .
Dead. IS: injured, 2fSa. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
IN NONE SERVICE.

0esres " Elder nev "a dsydeek
hsiow Portland. are "a ha pat im
the service between Seattle and
Naufe cart J. ~ Peterson. own.
~ Of me Elder. Niii also aperats the
Naa nnAo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
W|CkERSHAA IS
GIVEN JOB

WASHINGTON. D. G.. july B.
nfesident Roosevelt today signed
the commissions for the recess ap.
pointments Of James Wiekersham
for Judge 81 the district court Of
Alaska. and William G Bristol fqy
district attorrey IN Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
TROLLEY CARS
PACKED
AL RECORDS FOR MOVING
CROWDS WE'RE BROKEN YES
TERoAY-EsAcT NUMBER rs
NOT KNOWN.

All records for heavy traffic pre-
xiously made by the Seattle Electric
company were broken yesterday.
The exact number Is not known at
this time.
The Madison car line probably
carried the greatest number OF pas
seugerE. taking upward OF $4,000
persons out to the lake
Fully l2.ao0 people went 10 I.cschl
park IN the evening. Recreation
park drew 5000 persons. The races
at The Meadows attracted izs00o or
Il. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
TIE FUNERAL or
MIRO. RM@HoGesoN.

Tho funeral services Of Mrs Y.
Anderson. aged 81. who died At the
home OF her daughter. Mrs X NJ
Hanson. 1904 Ycsler way, On the
evening Of July 3 viii be held a.
Johnson n HamiltoD's undertaking
phflofs tomorrow At p IA. tho 'n'
teriglpf viii be- a. Lake Wow CEN
oter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
YOUNG BOY DROWNED.

Harry A. Lubbing. 1r., aged 8
years. was accidentally drowned ~
Fort Blakely last night No de-
tails OF the accident were given.
Funeral will be held from The fam.
lIy home tomorrow afternoon at ?
n-nlnck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

snn. MS The most advantageous point
NNsihis operations This dome o.
ms fhlacst elevation In the district
AMI at the head of the principal
crock lie has been ne work now
mrincarly two weeks and rain has
bsBn reported from some point IN
theldlsirlet every day
.Qf the $4,000 which Is 70 be
pSld Mr. Hatfield. one half has been
galacribcd By The Yukon council
nAa the balance By the following
Who have subscribed IN amounts
from $3.50 to $1,000; II " Nor
xopd Water company. o Il Bren'
NET. r Burke. Canadian klondike
Mining company. White Channel
Gold Hil Hydraulic company, DO
panzn Crs. * Fold Mining company.
Nav r. Kell, T.. J. N Redmond aud
Frank Redmond. all OF them heavy
operators.
The committee which IL 20 decide
whether or not the rainmaker Is
earning hts money consists Of; II.
H. Norwood. o, r. Bremen and Vim
cent White for Hatfield. and Ed
ward simpson. Max kellar and J.
n burke for the Yukon council.
George r. Coffee, another large op-
orator. has been chosen as the ref
cree 20 decide in case tho commit
tee fails TO agree.
The tower shown In the picture IL
the only visible part OF Hatfield's
work. lie lives In the tent uader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
TRAGEDY MARS
THE EXCURSION

VANCOUVER. II c. July Tho
FnrestrrH' excursion Ia Bcllinghain
was married b. IA fatality on the
homeward Journey last night Just
about mile this side Of Sumas.
An unknown man met . horrible
death by being run ever u Is not
known whether the victim was one
of he eXCufsinnlsts Who fell FROM
the train. OF a Snmng man. The
trainmen think he was a hobo who
was stealing a ride.
chief OF Police North. Who was
suspended q month ago. was dis
missed last night, ami c Chisholm.
late of the London metropolitan po-
lice. has been appointed.
A private telegram from New
York reports the death of @. IL
Robinson head of the Howe Sound
Mining company. which owns the
Britannia mines, Crofton smelter
aud Mount Andrew mines. prince
Of Wales Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
SUTTON DEFEATED

LONDON July May sutton
was defeated today by Kate Dous
las, who thus roghiued the cham
plonship which she lost last year to
Miaa Sutton Score. CD. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
ATTORNEY eARKEEk SHOWS
THAT FAMOUS CASE IN NO
WISE PARALLEL TO THE CT.
OAR RIVER CONTROVERSY.

Vivian NJ Carkeek. an attorney
whn has taken an active interest Ia
the campaign 20 prevent the con
taminatiou of sontfie'a water sup.
pil. has prepared for Tie Star q
statement eritieiNing an article pub.
llshed in a Seattle daily AZ the In
sfaues - the Milwaukee railroad.
citing The Chicago drainage
canal case as an argument
IN favor Of permitting Cedar river
to he polluted by the construction
Of a railroad along It's banks
citing from the decision TIA tho
case IN question. Mr. Csrkeek shows
that the findings Of the court have
l.s-sn miaFrpressnted b the railroad
aud that Ia several important par
giruiaFs the case Is not ~ al sim.
TAR 80 the one which confrontH
this city
rs the Editor Of The Star
!, Yesterday va morning paper Y
ssan stated that the Chicago. Mi-
waukee A ~. Paul ui9l use the Mis-
sesffrf drainage Ease 60 shew that s~-
de- river uatsf caHnot be affected
lass TIE construction ~ that railway
- the watershed The concluding
remarks IN the paper being that u
sewage emrfIed Into the river d"ea
net offer sufficient ground for an
Injunction therefore that the mere
construction 81 the railway along
Cedar river cannot affect the water
supply q this city
casss Not Parallel.
ln order that the readers % The
star may understand that this case
i rot parallel whatever 10 the aaea-
sian that nos concerns uA. ! would
rau afteatiau 10 the following facts
found b. Ire cpuri
F1faf--Ths sewage efnptyinK into
the Miastsaippf river gees g5T miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
THE MARKETS



Fakiaa Bsrtaut po'a,oes uses per ,eni
Waite River potatoes. usu1 psr ton. Cat
nea pafsfpss per 10 ihs ffci1fis3. hesiH 81
ssek ipeal cahaass. pff = tifHtAc'
80 seans. FIsr Is. sea slinsrh slaase.
Ne. oarrots f.sF sars q ne 9. ns~ bets.
psr $50 % =. nss igEnii.s pef ..es y =;
sssk nn Misasslppi tsssaios. 81 .. ma
uses ~. rasa-h. psT crate, fse. s~sss
Fruits.
s,s. " s4s'.. ~ -. z hos - .S per
boa d 10 chaice isu1anH p~f eat- ~
changes s~ssis. pr boz 40
. saeiSs '' ssr 80 Dc isaey i,is bssssi
nas IA Gsiifaruis Shits fign . ID hoses.
80 ID. e California dsrss = boxes. pr
y. I. h cartons - in esssl. 81 =. ns~
fasa date. -. = o. hes = > sesos-
rf.ss b sss9t 5. aiuss rats. o sssi &
.sssssppiss TiaTias 8 -. Ess,s,s-rri~s. per
- lsz a. .s.,, 80 sss's - $500 e. -
r. ''i is.ps-l 1 :, s s1 s..,. az s.ai.-
ioaPss. Prr CRATE. hm
Eggs.
strictly frssh ranch EGGS. per d0s. &c:
orexsu ranch. 10.
Butter and Cheese.
washington creamery butter pr y. 2cs
Eastern fresh hftak per u gei Eastern.
n "a ~ sst,'s t,sf ~ Ie' yeans Ansesioan.
eioat s~isz. pei u. te liuuhufEsf. n. ibes
ns- Daisies chess. s..r ID ~ ssS eFesm
~ IA. Tiilanaook. ike
Poultry.
1--we ole chickens. psr ~ Isai1e. hrgii-
efa psf 10 tx mes tursess 30 ~ 20
-ac afess-a. pr j. itzaic. llvt Eesss per
y legiae dr.ssss per ~ isgias. ~.
lie. dressed ehisksas. is1Isa
Live Stock.
weshsrs ssesp. rcr ~. AZ. evss n.
caves psf ~. ss5s amos. psr head 50
Meats.
st~-rs per n esse. eurs -. g. veal.
aef " sdt1e. rsuttsn. 80 ~ Tsdet spTtux
lamb. per 10 les. aFeseed haet, PEE III. iac.
Fish.
Halbut. II. xaslsr aalrnoss troat. dressed.
peF 10 is4i1iAcs ffeEsn silver salmon pr
10, &c. Chtneok salmon. per y. ioAe.
cua per H. &c. shfinlps pee 70 iec frosen
silver sfneitz s9ec pr ~ Olympia oysters,
W. .sss 81. s. 90. 49, : z s ssl slam' 81
Hay ard FeedstUtfs.
Fast WASH timothy - Per ton. PUGET
soana. ntas pei ton. dguhie eomR. East.
wash - per tca. alfalfa la pet ten;
wheat hay. So pr too. East WASH cats.
sa9 pr ton. Puget SOUND oets - pes TEN
whole corn. - per tons CRACKED cofn. 81
per ton feed meal 81 Per ton. middlings.
- prr tun OF cake gnnal 80 per inn. hfan
So per Ton siorts. SO pr ton. eAePssd
fed. fz5l1s per ton
Lime and Cement.
Portland cement imported. per bhl a.;
Portland cement California. rer hhi. 81.
less sec for returned tags plaster paris.
per bill q. lime san Juan A. Roche Har-
Dor hhi 81 a fir~ brick per NJ. sta. rias-
iefiuE hair per IN &c. metal Hath, per yard.
rr4srr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
WATER SHORTAGE
GROWS SERIOUS

had been D. OF FOR sptin'iins out
II hours
I'VE can already see The effect Of
the work Of the inspectors in the
faduetiy1-Riu water consumption ~
said sth2linteudent YounEs this
morning sfut we have not yet re-
ducsd the consumption Of water 10
a palut within the inflow. The res
ervaifs drain alngly down during
tho daylight nud evening hours. and
slowly nii up again during the hours
II the night iiut last night the
inflow ana not quite raise the water
% hul point " WAS yesterday morn
10, This morrinE at g cl9fh.
when Aprluklins WIS resumed the
fliaplu park reservoir was elk
inches lower. and the Volunteer park
reservoir ~ inches lower than at
the same hour yesterday morning.
/ have emphnnized the ordera@'o the
inspectors and instructed them as
- the necessity of keeping the g9n-
sumption within the 4yaiiabie In
TW1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
PLAN FOR FIGHT.

EVERETT. July The Everett.
Athletic club ~ planning 81 make
an effort 70 secure a fight here BE-
tween Abe Affeil aud Grove Grove
fights Long here July 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

a this cannot be done by the
enforcement % the present reguia
lions u sili be necessary 10 reduce
the sprinklinK hours make more
stringent regulations Or shut of
certain tses zoe city water. one Of
tho thinEs we may be compelled 20
- l. 20 shut ore the use Of city
water fof the operation VI elevators.
rhefe are "a number Of elevators OPP
Grated by city water. among them
those iu the Son Marche. the Bailey
the Pacific, the StEnd~r aud the
Northern buildings The Bailey
building uses Zoe instance. about
$500 cubic feet. Or 26sa.Q 600 gal
Ions. - water month for which n
pays notne tzso az the lowest meter
rates"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
TELEGRAPH NEWS

NEW YORK. July s-F n
Woodruff. 80. a Chicago salesman.
committed suicide by cutting hts
throat a. sea aboard the steamer
Majestic. which arrived today, July
ID he was buried AZ sea.
TOLEDO Prosecutor Nilllsm
Davis has filed Information against
John u. Rockefeller and the stand
ard oil 20. charging Violations Of the
ANTITRUST laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
EEEEs FsFeR
OVERNIGHT
ENTR ES f.,

The following are thr entries for
Fridays fnrea At the MoadoWal
first RACE --apVen furlonKs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05

Already ms department hns q
small army ~ industrious inspectors
az work checking up The illessl ss
az water foe sptinsilnS purposes
ard these men have accomplished
much good ia that direction. The
men were sent out with Instructions
80 shut or the waiter IN every rav
whefc users were found violating
the water using ofdin.ner fn soma
Gases where the inspector cannot
set "a the street tap this b. I'm
pfHelieahie. W. the matter ln merely
frppftrt 20 thn offirc aud the Gus.
TONER notified 81 the assessment Of
the fine sut wherever practicable
the inspectors ave expected 60 turn
off the water Already the office
has been bcsiaFed ~ secure or
more Of indignant consumers who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-05
Hay and Feedstutfs.
Lime and Cement.

Portland cement imported. per hhi ~;
Portland cement. California per khi 81.
less sec for returned TAGS. plaster paris.
per bhi q. umR. san Juan a Roche Har-
Dor hhi NN fir~ brick per NJ. sta. plas-
isftuE hair. Pcf ~. Sc. metal hath. per yard.