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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

hours each DAY. thee hours In the
msrniusg and three In the even*grg.
Cause Of Shortage.
There IL no other way To preyena
water shortage during the hot sum
mer nesths. under existing cendi-
lions. other than by cutting Of
some Of the sFrinkiing privileges.
This Is partially the real cause OF
the shortage. as with the present
available supply and facilities for
distribution the storage capacity
will necessarily run low with the
heavy draw on the system.
outarowina Syseer.
what we must have. and the
SCORER the better said aSuperin.
tcndent Younrs today. is new
pipe tine from Cedar river and more
storage capacity. The city is out.
growing the water system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

NEN YlNN. h1is e--T0'iu Burns.
HlEhf ehapueur for Stanford Wh4tc.
decla.es Ehaf AZ least twicc since
her marriage. Evelyn Nesbs rode IN
Whites automobiles. once alone.
and once with a woman rfe told
THIS m@rninK 81 greetings between
the rwo ~ other times BE said
that F@se'ssn eaaaed White stan
n'ia
Aacecr.ssrx te BURNS. White nj.
N.asss rode aIsue IN an electric han
som. eae~gt ehen he tsok h+s Vlsfe,
son 81 club friends
liYs Etesrt Too Big.
RI said be never drove Nhatf ~
Madison sslaare garden In the com.
Isup Of wasr1.a Ele declared that
Wisn0e wsss q good maai. with too
bond 3 heart. whose possessions
were always ~ rf1 disposal Of any
one IN apparent trouble. BE al
ways isaned hts hanAsm 10 women
a. the thenfera in bad weather. but
never accompanies them.
Assistant District Attorney Gar
van said this afternssn tina II Mrs
Thap made am affisaYlt aRainss
her husband before their marriage,
Il was destroyed, as there Is no
trace u II nov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

~ name thtN WFfN UT r ~
nrooks. Mrs Harriet uaser Mrs
Anna Haeer. John b baldwin, Peter
View and EmoD 4 Harris
What the Witnesses Told.
pr urooka had attended Mitchell
Through ease 81 measles ~tth
which he aaffcfes from the 10th to
the aUth day - April tie .snye.
s,icn-ll Is have been &. weas
100 ; . sOrs .u..sfails and 20 ,gue'ou,,
v ss.o s-a s~ o.. esrEr
vrs @aff.t BaDsf .at know
gltg -s 90 nfe % 90 .san 80
fa.ao o"0.o sau .a .ao. q 600 % Fco.s
fr.p.s satiam
asfaatluna with Yr-ehesi about
s.ssit.sif.s.. mitchell had toit her
tHat %. e.... tac .reettY VA. thn
s-ifiOs 20 soissesf who = "a e.e
if-.atsc hefseo "su.ted this state
f.e-t Wsh Ssr 80 and i.oa ".f.
ifoe 90 i's.e aosa..s easfrasd { co. 80
IA" t.at et.r s.ifits viii. wh...
eO0 ctrs. ee.verHea were ue. t.e
.-:a tos.. ~ s"iritz
&s T'...ssssesss &0dgs.ssSc n..sag.sse
so.s." d F.at.u. an efuri.yt -
ls.se ssss . solfs 90. ..snranY AZ Pert
j....s, so..s.a csiics.sii well. aid "a o.
q : cH .ia a .ea SAYS before k,s
l4e3 p0e sap-tEoa % believed 9rus t.aii
80 l..sa.... "a teut fi..
.. f@s. p'eafiriof SO a "a
a.ss ~ p.s.f ss..s s.s " .n.E witess8f
. 600. -. - ..r.a tt.sFn mAW Hite.~
sli fpe aH osae 80 O. - before 80 rass.H
. sb.s sssss ~ a.s. th.-rs9d -
saa iusa"s az that tl-ac.
f.ory p koffFo. WhV " - psili s.s
leae eoasa ~ ts.e so.. reeasH .sss
.o..a.u -. e,-o wss ar fkr rs.so
- y-afA sSaftsa srru With hi"
stufeoo .s.assa.tl. .etftuE all ~ that
ssssu 9aHn.e.. had iafknf ufth him
fas-sastiF as.sut ereffisid and sIH
sisters. I'D s.s also guld hif- 81
toe vOOsa 10 s.o nrsn and t.s
liKtss. c-s01 sasa.s. that b. estcMstil
s-.sss's 90 asss flas crrfneid 49,
All .l.a
rh.s a~srr.." the direct c1afn-
i.ati-~. "a Rarts vas euatiuuNsi
sd 10" s1fnssoa waH thea sasnn ~
~ Niea o.. efasa sEan4lna ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

tAink II impossible 10 avoid
= poliu,lon. at least During con.
a s1ruetion, ~ the Milsaukes
4 road 10 allowed TO pass along
= the Cedar river reserve,--Dr.
4 c. "A. Thompson.
stttts 49, 49, = \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
SPR|NKL|NG HOURS
TO Be CUT DOWN
$3.50 stsss - u y y
n9w sappRwkL iEpe cast Rtevs

p
that Of south aEd east Of lsc Se
scfibed a. follows. Commencing polrt the wasesra
along Pike Il TO Nesake boTse
Lake Nnos. thence
ALONG Union the portase beweeE ee
Union. theEee alerT the PoNern@ssfS
canal to LAX Washington.
FROM TO A. N.
he north q the above do
acribed lines This Queen AnHo kill aas IN
eudca Eighth Ninth Tenth and Eleventh wards and p@F
of sixth ward.
An special permits issues hereby revoked
In effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
MUNICIPALITY 10 INVOLVED m
HOPELESS LITIGATION AND
raw MOVE SEEMS TO 90
TsU ONLY POSSIBLE PLAN
OUT OF DIFFICULTIES.

4 municipality ia the hands Of 4
receiver ia nae OF she odd eondl
tiona which may be revealed dhe
lf~ t.s .eKf two wseka
West Seattle. the hupN ahd pros
psrous. yet troubled. little huFE
aerasa the bay. u the municipality
affected A amber u the most
prominent citizens. during The past
week have held several meetnsH'
both AZ West Seattle and IA this
CITY. discussing the movement ia
the face II the hopsicHs lliiKaiion
IN which ne city IL ht present On.
vnlFed 4 feeelyefahip aeefna tbe
nnlE practical way cat 81 the diiii.
culliea and haA rceeE strong ohs
dufaamcuts
viii Not pas Iato Oblivion.
II the move Il adopted u will nni
mean that West Seattle vii pant
absolutely into 0biifion. bat - snln
- laasihie afterwards the city viz
re incorporate and Wiii include
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

4 am heartily IN sympathy
I with the movement OF the med
4 zeal association. and think We
4 should do asl in cur pe~sr TO
4 prevent any psHs'Ysle contain
\ iration Of our water supply
4 Or. S. V. r. Hooker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
REFUSES PAY
FOR PLAAK|AC
oALeesITn. BACON SAY I'M.
pRovEMENT ON RAILROAD
AVENUE Is a NUISANCE IN
STEAD or A BENEFIT.

Alleging that the pianking Inn
provemeut which has Just been
completed along Railroad av ls
damage instead Of benefit, CAT
braiih. Bacon q co. have filed
protest against paying the assess
ment levied against them. IN their
protasf the company asserts mat
the new piankiuR has been laid on
top Of the old boards. raising the
level Of the street five inches above
The railroad tracks thereby pre-
venting the use Of trucks IN caftinE
goods between the warehouses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

NEW YORK. July e-Basod up
on Information received IN the dis
trict attorneys office, the announce
ment IL made that Mrs. Thaw will
never dare 10 take the stand In her
husband's trial and give testimony
In his behalf concerning her rela.
tons Hith White and the ruin Of her
lie
Despite the denlais Of Thaw'H
counsel that Evelyn Nesbit prepar-
"a 70 sue Thaw. negotiations arc
DendinR 90 The district attorneys
Office for the production Of the esi.
denee. which. II obtained. would
show that Miss Nesblt. prior 20 her
marriage 10 ThHw. made charges
similar 10 those which are contain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
west SEATTLE TO
ASK FOR RECEIVER

Youngstown. Ali Point springblll
ana tho present West Seattle with
10 the nes incorporate limita.
Can elneorpofate.
IN the statutes there are clauses
REGARDING municipalities going into
fte hands 81 receiver Those
piaccs Of the third OF fourth Mag
altitude can declare Tor a receiver
and. after the eity property has
been disposed Of the eit2 can -.
Incorporate Tie property. IN the
meantime. rcvefts 10 the iurihdie
lion Of the county, One eRHen'iai
point IN this move IL that the
streets auli remain TOE same aud
NJ change affects the Ecnefai
boundaries uf the blocks. etc.
VIII File Appeal.
In direct line With the above an
appeal Is ia be filed bY the cts
- West Seattle tbis afternoon WITH
fho supreme court % The af1te. ask.
Inn fof a fcheafing nnd reopeniug
II the alaeu saion concerning the al
4snsa decision rendered By the
court pertaining 20 the lash else.
lion. This decision Was N effect
that the new limits 90 which West
Seattle abpifcd aud the votes Of
feaidanla in the new limits we're
lllssaIq rhia decision afieein every
uffirini action Of the officers elect
"a at tie election last December
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

, believe IN prohibiting the
! road. There IL no question
, about the contamination Of the
, Cedar river ~ater.--pr. Chaa.
! .. Brown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

The agreement - combination ot
Insurance companies 20 advance ia.
aufssee rates 10 Washington - per
cent as compared with those here.
tofora In effect. IL plain aud pal
pablo violation Of the Insurance
laws of the state ana Of recent
o.der Of the state lprsrasee com.
~ Rsloned
Ths Ore.r ms bs-p ou'o-s siro o.
the ctnuo fula aioner tnrDcu'o iops on
,ss.os % III coao sidseratsp scm uuo
oouuo us.o osgs
10 krUsl6fss / n=z
@0o ausY ssoa Of 20 eFfa-ft 90 100.
ustfs cd fbsa executive Officers os
ihe state. particularly tSDe state 10.
aufaa-ce com uIisaioper. - COM pei
the corlpasiea 10 live up 10 ts-e ass'tl.
combination law, the exist "a coon
hlnafin.o o. trust In Zoo .rits-.ce rates
could be- hrostes up asd the tsF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

AetaFne9N Norris ard Shiplea n~e
ka~tnx h2e8 time getting their
Testimony IN this reesra before the
iuFq iaewptse however. she oh8ec
icons - the pFuzecuts@g e4tsrueg.
usnaaas sustaanss b. the e@uet. tbes
are Woru,tax fhs fsaa etsTy ssnt Of
tho witnesses aad nra usa,kiasN All
- thie ease th.as tne meAaHta5 al
their hanfix N.ik permit
THIS mcEnfux tft witnesses uacNs
examined They were frsm Pmri.
land and hnd ala seen ee@ran
Mitchell during the latter asya %
Apail. lust before he came 10 seat-
tie On shat b believed 90 be haH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

} I fully beAsa.e es'st cur ~sssr
/ supply would be aseaflg con-
/ tarainased u THE read Is slio~-
!. ed % run along she propcsse
} route.-Dr. NSiliiErn storil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

4E+4 .s+sE
y I am In full accord zrt'i Use =
. action Of the medical sssc'a. =
\ tloa In he efforts 10 ms'sta'~ =
pure water suppiy.--pe. j. =
DeMott outherle. =
HHtt tfftAf =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
INSURANCE RAISE
VIOLATES THE LAW
Increase Of Twenty-Five Per Cent Is in Direct
Opposition to Statute and Gould Easily Be
Prohibited by State Insurance Commissioner
Nichols.

n rates made impossible by con-
cefted action
The Law which The companies
are violating in their combination
10 advance insurance rates H. 20 DO
found In the Laws " Washington
1897. page JIG. and reads - FOL
lows.
~ a 1-cfansed insurance company
sd6o.a slo,t % iosO a contract or COM
eauopis son Wsso other insurance COM
o.so ~ b. to,s purpose Of control
= oOg rates =. n. charged Tor the
90 .so.s- 1000. 90 property within this
so..ss.. tho cOsua missioner shall forth
viii nsYasle IT, license and those
o. sss age stf. asd no renewal 81 the
If.sasses a.sall be granted until after
the "a ..srnt-os Of three yearb from
%. -o..s. o. tsp revocation
c0as IN ascoDss'lt.
n0oopg ! o."N uaosi.9s 40. case
v'sOs osso.oO.-ot oe.oyIe State insufanee
snsa H. Nichols az
u. .sI.a. uut..F tt.s provision. BY
the INV SrOo of s0s 30 pr. Sfratton
= rNF1s'a .s, '....'.s.s..
80. iss'as''s'''"s o. ''s 20 satii $3.50
rs "a -. issztss L.aaberme. dssoefae
fiO1 The association arEed the
essassssa0osc10snsso 20 iesv0sos the licenses
81 tes ke',a0s. ResoO 5000 other IN
f0aaPaansaa esssa esesdas@ OF be gf0asd
tbaai tk@s were ~ a ec'so sasation 10
as.sIussadu e's@isis acs. ~ rates.
- ,a.,,,.. .,..,,,.
~ Fe's'a'''T 0"'''0s
,eh,. -. ..s,.s,.O,o, ,xas aota. ....x
-. ,,....s5I /. - I...ss.se tt.a s.r.rn..-
49,, - ,,t,t ,ss aam.te. 10
b,..,... - ,.sgab $500 4. fhe acct.
-, -, 49, ,.,.s.,l.e maj faee
So $500, IS r.t vfsl,ed usoa
49,. - -, ,,ys me s0.r.fssganer
Geo. h.s,-ls..s 100000 inc ed
49,. -, !, ..,.a. -, tte 6z.st tfoao q.
60, = - 80, ,ssi.s..eg ssr fse rna.a.s-
acc AZ rat..s .eet.,ed a.. vis., ~.
$50, ,f,.s,., tt.a s,.ssy. .,nl.e eou,-
..s,.t,,..4 - 80 - 49,. ssrls..n a.s.
.,,,..s....ls ,a,,. 60. $3.50 ~ cesoA
-. 1870, 49,, rfosn .o..sf.n
,,-t.t,-n .,-l.sss - ,,.os.. ft.e.., ang
-, 49, I,r,s,,,.goa,.a s.ee..,.a
ss,,,,
CID, lar s Yfn1sA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

u will be impossible 20 con-
! struet the Milwaukee along tbs
! Cedar river reserve vsisnout
! permanently iniurina our water
/ supply.--Dr. 6. =. Maruaburs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

ss9 - soeerd ssith TIRE &c.
tson 81 "a. professional Frssa o.
tisa essy. While there may be
no ,nsrstuaut danger, ne one
a&n tslf ttss dangerous results
ys.rs,n 4 ssouid be tee fafs 20
ros.--pr. 7. W. Sloan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

There va. ..ss r..s sf reas EadNe
fIi msaain.E II ~ Fess.a.z Ncss.ua 10
the summer rrss 81 h.sse wIsss hos
teeu therc everyday asas Nshe haa a.
often brought e. the rftseaeq =
beautiful 'hoa4ues. ssaat aH.ea.T
Mafchss seefna4 - u.aa hes. tee
FOR ~ loeiesd ssbsus ass hs rsN4 ta.ssa
his saas ~ the nsssa eo.s.s. aaaa n
shaaa ~ sassass.scisressse.zf esssss4s
hss fsss.s
The iary n sann eEaaeheE lassssl b
ases .a.g stres TIE close es.rrt
r.~m an. The u.sfr.z ewH.fines - tss
lsisrT .e@1u @.e Aag lsex tkssa e.ssAeef
meem tae ages lsas ef tha@e IL asssss
mea asas tree and Fhay tseag ~.
rhoaEh Eizea AsxnseA - y. hefre 10
thsig wi4.ax EsaN elal9 chila.rOa
Tthoer ~ mot nsslmh Il bp&erups bR
ne frsalnan5 ana useNa The s~sFy
- HE'S fhasertsEn hsaN hncn tod -
Hoaie - me- raapie aasmls, the esari
Aoass eaii y the stsaFlae ~ elra9mn
--anH n@R sase dnfenas IN basw try.
inF - F.seass EAsa esa@azsF rfteesre1 b
tr,laz.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
RESULTS At
TINE MEADOWS
- 90

THE MEADOWS. July e.
Weather fine amt track fast.
! The results
First Race.
Seven furlongs, selling, s.
Nearolds and up. maidens.
Carrick tWilsonl. 5 70 l.
won
Tramway. - 5, second.
No Remark. 5 70 |. third.
Time. i;2fts.
Scratches--livervale, Prne-
wood, Matt Hogsn, bSAcr'
! Facts. Mafrane, Provence
! Fonso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

know very little Of loes'
, ton o. the proposed read, but
the construction " any road
! adjacent 20 the river bank can
|. only result 10 serious danger.
/ Or. c. n. Elliott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

ts1d " usasessand Row
~ou.d eetsfd BE construetsd
ai'onr tfls river reserve with.
eus eors.saSsi'HeaNtsTae tire ssatss,
y ta's read - eonss~yeted. the
esAty sasn be ~ an e~oense %
s..esnag rsaRifoas % dollars
~.-sstn q ss~s pears 20 provide
toT 49, ~axsarE ss.apiy DR.. W.
c. Nsss1e9G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

TO THE CITIZENS OF SEATTLE:

TO THE CITIZENS OF SEATTLE:
ety'S water supply.
Petitions and protests the couneAappea to be uf-
awaiting.
Milwaukee influences industrotssy at Aefk strv-
ing to secure cheap down CedakTvernto the city.
Public health is nothing compared to DIVIDENDS.
The recall is the weapon and mass meeting IS the
One monster demonstration will bring the council to
tiwre.
The time is short. Let the different organizations get
together call meeting and settle the question Tor all
time to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
WHAT the Wtnrsses Told.

ess@sss.sfY ssain-s the con.
sihfvetlo.n - sssY read alera tire
ee.siaa~ FtsseT re:sss..e would con,
i'zHsabrssite tne water 10 az ss-
t.ns ssasssssazsrs,d % ~ this time.
Or. 6 s,sgsrM ~. aavis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

arr ~ s1rorooan accord with
tsFe action % tsae profession IN
stSernptann % ui.zintaln . pure
water sappay. ard believe
saTese fs aeess danger ahead "
taie r6sld 10 aa4o~sd % enter
taFe eatg AZ proposeds--pr.
e.Nariem G. cununnings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06
ARE SURE MITCHELL
WAS OUT OF HIS MIND
Six Witnesses From Portland Testify That
George Mitchell Was Insane lust Before He
Left Portland on His God-Gven Mission to
KN CreNNeld.

God given mission 10 kin Cviiieid
~ name they were n = "
nrooks, Mrs Harriet ilasef Mrs
Anna HaeeF. John + baldwin, Peter
NfHW and teunft y HHffHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

'.Ce,s ih..s Wass a9se.o asS t.,ea.. 500
6. sssa eite.al trsso tssa aea s0o.s.e
arBs. ts.r. eo.'os esltsssaHe.s ca ts:s
s..1s.. -sa 81 t.,.. ass.s t.,as
sol.sse. ~ is....s.sy a.ss sss, n .sasass..t
~ eiasf,oc aiEgs~ll as.s .s sssss.e..a
ssa,. 8. aiss.ost ever .ssss. ess.. tssisl
.,l.s sz@-ss q. =. sson.s sss.ea r.s4 tl.sal
hr,.a.a< f's,..os worsps t.a asssasa Oh
.ss.ssa.sss ass.s IA. -aes. .ar. Asg siapr
asua Nrs..ss iisssss. ss.rs ts,sa. wse.aa e
w.ae sssar. stsset sstiU ssa.a,pza s.sssp
tn.ssz .srs.,'asss .s.sssa ..ssos suosasp
ilst.At. a... t'ae i'.sY
Neleeseii aa... ss's tssasa2 esaes.sssssoss
"a tks eerria.g.s ~ tise cs.st e,ssss
as - esFs ". back ss tpis ,s-s1 lilo
ftaeasts frss" Orss.ss.A ws-FN tezssss 30
sha'i-a hsas hsaass sen. - ssedla'-s asa 10,
alwa.s ..s.a. has asrer ss.sase a
wort o. y Must. tas 1srssss..s'
tfieua that .IiehrH .ass s al t.l4
crowd that he.s le.sl fse reFssas asss
Fields and workshops down - Farg
Eun 70 help him 20 h.s .'as.. was
tasre a. usual With psA s.ls..1osss
sseet,nE 81 fhwa. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

TftnFt are. esaHsr routes the
noas1 csa sass, To build along
i've Geessr ri~ser will near we
ho'Ts - kss ass aillions % dol
,&'rs - tire c.s,g within = few
yesane-or. 3. n. Youna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

-Ia3 here you exclaimed 4 tall
Wss.un with a big voice and a white
shiftwaisi 70 Deputy frns. Ats
Ulller as that gentleman came down
~ steps 40 Inn court house al The
ao-. rccyas 90 sH Mitchell trial 10.
dsy o.. esO's sVYe Ia graft poor
"a Dad. 20 e:oess 10 4rs@r 90 set gossd
Z, o. '...s
w ptssso nuseso DO b. ssd
$1,000 N 5000 $50 so0o So Go on y ~.
~ 80. ss:. 10000 90 % cosaE lsafoe'o 10
10. O..O..sso ..sisos $500 % oOus... VIZ. tas
,si.ss sS.fssss 81 s0,'.gao loRo Vs-oo q"
a.iss as.ts o. 200 tOlo.ao a cfaW sso
~ 0.g. ,ots.y Oiser.sa % Ss VI @oss.o
l..ss.sss .cOi aosoo 90 On. 10 o. 90, lsn.
es...al.sffis.s o. 81 Local o.O
81 so'sd q ..sl.3s..i .o.ss y. Oo.eo
.is 4 .ss .so aoLac'6 s9.Os.. t.se .arscr
N.ou..sa Wttss s..r Wo.oooe ,S.srt y oss1
nps d - .pst es.rC. Then sn YO
Ter seHiacss .s.s ..s .po1 .Oos f'ol-.
igsns.. l..f psrsuo. tsol0 es.. fos.lts.
h,su as 10. sss.os q Ooo.o.u aoeo 900
.as...o es .sos Wes'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-06

At present the entire city Is al
lowed sprinkling privileges for six
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-31

planted in an isolated location, and
the corn highly cultivated and care
fully harvested. Again the following
year the process is repeated, this time
by planting only the middle kernels Of
the most perfect ears selected from
the preceding crop.
Another wonderful record has been
attained in the production of the i'm
proved seed. In order to test this
matter, three hundred acres was
planted in Southern Illinois with
pedigreed seed The average yield of
the other fields on the same farm was
about thirty bushels to the acre, while
the yield from the improved seed was
over sixty bushels, bringing the wise
farmer a net profit of four thousand
dollars from the choice of seed alone,
the cultivation, condition of soil, etc.,
being about the same in all the fields.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-31
WITH PITCHFORK
And Other Weapons Solomon Berman
Claims Max Rudner Assaulted
Him.

Max Rudner is made defendant in
an action filed in common pleas court
yesterday by Solomon Berman. The
plaintiff complains and says that on
or about the Goth day of August, 1906,
the defendant at his place of business
in Canton unlawfully made an assault,
without provocation, upon him and
struck him with a cinder in the eye;
that when he attempted to escape,
Rudner again viciously assaulted him
with a pitchfork, stabbing, tearing
and wounding him until he fell to the
ground, when Rudner still continued
to beat and assault him with bar of
iron.
He says because of the cruel treat
ment received at the hands of Rudner
he suffered great bodily pain and was
unable to attend to his regular en-
ployment for more than a week there
after, and has sustained damages in
the premises in the sum of S2159 for
which amount he asks the cout to
award him a judgment against Rud
ner Floyd & Youtzey, attorneys foi
plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-31

Seven Non Commissioned Officers Of Company c
Reduced at Their Own Request Four Others
Offer Their designations Trouble Dates Back
10 Year AGO.

ing that many more guards than were
necessary were put on duty, and that
in other ways he did not treat them
as a commanding officer should, so
that on their return they were COM
pletely exhausted. From that time
the relations between them have been
strained, so that the recent action of
the officers did not come as sur
prise.
The reduction of the officers who
signed the petition last night namely,
Sergeant Holman, and Corporals
Kolp, Whike and Hahn in addition to
the others, will leave the company
in a crippled condition, as Corporal
Harvey Miller is the only remaining
non-commissioned officer in the SER
vice. 1t is expected that new quo
ia of officers will be appointed at
once, but as the company, with a FEW
exceptions, is composed of green men,
who have enlisted only recently, 1t
will be long time before the organ-
ization is again on solid footing
and should they be called into action
in the meantime, serious results ara
feared. Second Lieutenant Schlott
has also handed in his resignation but
that has no bearing on the recent
mi&dp. First Lieutenant Hauser Is
now located out of the city, so that
the captain will be left alone.
At the time the men offered their
designations it was expected that Cap
tain Clay would take steps to have a
courtmartial, but as no charge could
be brought against the officers he de-
cided that the best course would be
to comply with their demands.
AS they can only resign from office
they will be obliged to remain with
the company until their terms of en-
listment expire.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-31
BAD LANGUAGE

Peter Schwartz yesterday filed an
affidavit in Justice Barrick's court
against Francis Lutzinger. charging
him with attempting to provoke him
to commit breach of the peace and
using indecent language. A warrant
was issued to Constable Oberlin and
when the accused was brought before
the court he entered a plea of not
guilty. He gave bond for his appear
ance next Saturday at o'clock when
the hearing will take place. Both
parties live in the vicinity of Hart
vile.