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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-05
@iue iahifthe QInsfteluna.

Cine iioiihe Iusftelluna ioq i'm
6aa9 bel Gele9enbeit Der gr6ffnung
bes Srieoenapalaftes neranitaltet tuers
ben. &uBer anoeren intereifanten
@egenitdnoen iDa cine Mnaabl &C.
mdloe. Statiititen uno Squfratiuneu
Die @eihibte Der oerifiebenen Ser
folgungenloes Bottles i'm 2aufe Der
Sabrbunoerte, nDr alien oerer i'm
lebten Sabrbunoert in &uBlano, aes
seiet neroen. 'Sn elmer nnoeren Nbs
teiluna miro Die Witmirtuua Der SUE
ben in Der gntmidlung pun &unft,
2iteratur uno 6anoel our NnlGauuna
gebraht meroen. GQe iioiiben aintts
fer weroen einaelaoen, bic Gusftel.
lung gu beihiden; jloiibe Wuliter
meroen hire eiaenen &ompolitionen
CUR Nuffiibruna brinaen. Sine Reihe
BON miiienlbaftlihen &pnereI5en lou
abaebalten mereen.
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Seras 8.

- TDu &aIbingtou fOmrnt Der
8efebl, baB Der Wilitdrpoften in
Brownsville ednslih aerdun,t ners
ben iol; uielleibt nidt fir INNER,
aber uOrlaufg.
- Jn 8aeu 1T unter Den QuIpisien
oes beutiden Rrieaer 8ereins am 9.
Der Sc. Sabrestag Der Sdlaft BON
Seoan aefeiert ruorben. s. 8. ShatD,
gDl. Mt. .. 9anis uno Waiur 6.
9. Bearce tnaren bic Steiner.
Sn @alpeitOn lift Sui. Waas
olS NadfOlaer leines Baters Miar
Waas fir oas Gmt oes County.
Steuer30Qefters nDmiuiert pUroen.
Sn manhen @eaenoen BADEN
bic lhuereu 8eeenaiiiie Die grnten
arg beih6oiat.
Ele photographer tulteH in
Guitin lire S%onpentiun ab.
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Ser sebems atbem.

g8 1T betannt. oaB Der @oriaa bic
itdrfiten 2unsen bat. Staree 2uns
gen beoeuten itaree aonftitutiDn.
0altet bic Ntbnungs Sraare aufs
redt. Wie 3auienoe bat oies aud
Wrs. SraN. Stephens. Bort
Wiuiams. o., ertannt. Sic lfreibt:
uDrei Slaihea BON Or. Sings Meue
@ntoefung heilten meinen anoeiidbris
gen 6ouiten uno oas, mas meme
Ireuuoe Shminoiuht rannten. Das
Weittel lit grDB fir pals uno Sum
genleioen. 8arantiert. 3u haberi
BEL Ioolpb DreiB uno s.. 2alteDer
& Sobn. greis soc unb 81. Bro.
befQiHen frei.
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eebt aus Dem Snbalt Der ipnoerbas
rem amtlth geitempelten urtunoe Der.
Dor, ber FolaenoermaBen lautet: Der
@drtner 8. BON 8DIeoa bat nptn Z.
SUM- biz %. SUM bel mir gu r1einer
8uFrieoenbeit ~gearbeitet uno 1T bier
nit entlalien. feline Bapiere. Die er
mitbradte, bat Die Stub aefreHen, ben
Snbalt eerielben femme i'd nibt, auh
ion Die Sub oas GDrbemo mitaefrels
fen haben. Dies belheinigt bters
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Gin bDier gtreit.

Guf Der 2anoitrase. einige Meilen
auBerhalb Der Staot. entitano spis
i&en smei Sarmern elm b6ier STREET,
natirlib ueaen Der Shmeiue urs
Sbafe oes @inen, bic aus benz @eis
oeplab oes Nnoern-eines Wahbarn
niht fern gu hnlten tuaren. Sc
tam gu einem iblimmen 3uiammtens
ItoB, Der nod Elm Nobipiel baben
oirfte, mas hatte perntieoen rperoer
t0nnen, hdtte Der Betreffenoe Die
gQnuoo Tence eebrnuht, nm iein
@ebDft absuihlieBen. Gum gertauf
bel 80. Steoes uno SDbne.
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9aaes y~iemtate.ten.
Snlanb b.

Sn Chicago bat IS. S. 8rban
leiner &f aeaen 6. SuqiDan er'
reuert uno aeiaat, oaB er teine uns
terftiibun9 ertparte o0n Denen, ote
i'm (5uIioan) enoDriieren.
- Sen. Wcgasteb empfieblt in
leinen SabresberiGt Gle Bieoereirt=
fibruna Der gantine.
Guf Dem Dampfer n8ilhelm
Der 9rDBe" itnrb auf hober See Ser
mann Oelrids. Der langiabrige 9e'
t1erols Naent oes Nprobeutiben 4loDo
in Stem @orf, an elmer 9eierentrarfs
beit. @r par iebr tranf, als er ith
in Bremen an 8Dro begab. bod be-
fiirntete maj, nihts Shlimmes.
Oelrihs batte in Carlsbad cine atuet'
mDnatlihe Sur burhaemabt.
Nu8lan B.
8enn General StDiiel nibt
einittmmi9 freieeiprnben Uoer eins
ftiunrnia perurteilt miro. 10 iDu er nDr
Elm teuea 9rieaseertht gefte(It uer'
ben.
Sn Snoien baben ueberihpems
munaen orDBen Shaoen angeridtet.
@anse DDrfer itno uerihuunoen; in
ben R~ieoerungeu itebt oas Wa1er 9
SuB bod. Die grnten iino pernihs
tet.
- General oerSnfanterie b. Stiilps
nagel. fommanoierenber @eneral bes
5. Qrlneefurps in Boien, bat iei=
men QbI6ieo einaereiht. Stiilpnaget
uuroe am 7. Sttober 1842 aeboren.
SIN &aoettentDrps eraogen, muroe er
i'm Sabre 1860 bettn 1. @agoes &eoi,
rterlt eingeitelt. 8dbreno oes &rtes
qes 1866 mar er Moiutant Der 2.
@arbes2anomebr Snfanterie : Dipis
fion. Den &rieg gegen Srantrei9
mabte er als &ompagniedef bein,
3. @ar6es 3egiment nit.
Su benz Status oe5 preuBiihen
2auowirtihaftssN iniiters. @enerals
[eutnont 8. 8. b. BDobielsti, tpeld3er
ourh feline GeSiebunger CUR 5irma
b. 9ippe(sttrh & 60. ihmer toms
promittiert lift, neiB Die 9uturterrid3s
tete nWagoeburaiibe 8eituna" beute
8eitimmtes gu neGoen. sic aiebt
at, Die gntiheioung iiber Bobs
biel8ti's @elbid iei bereits auf Bils
hefmsbDbe. bel ben Gunferensen bee
aaiiers nit benz Reibstausler, ge.
fallen. Ser Winifter erbalte feline
gntlaiiuna nidt npr Der grlebiaung
Der unteriubun9 oes SALES oes
Whaiors Slider bonn S~bertummanoo
Der Sdubtruppe. pelder OILS 8ene=
fisiant Der Sirrna b. 9ippelstirh &
Co., besm. oeren Chefs, figuriert.
9erer Beenoigunq ftebe beoDr.
Das 2anoaeribt in GIftruu,
Wieflenburgs Sbperin bat oas Ser
fabren gegen Die Siiritin Wreoe BON
SbloB 8aieoDp, neldae beihuloiat
mar. in 6DtelS sahlreide S%ilberbieb.
ftdhle beaangeu gu baben, eingeiteut.
Dieler Shritt lit in SDlQe Der gnts
iheiouna bes Berliner suitdnoigeu
@erihts, oaB Die Ttritin a~eiftesfrant
urt0 nibt gu nerf0l9en iei.
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bic xpltsrn u,,n pualen.

tpelhe BON ben 8ebern oes M~ittelalters
er6ulbet ner6en m uBt ten, iiu6 nibt
iblimmer gefueien, ais biejeniaeu, tuelhe
bic an Sdmorrboioen 9eioen6en I l.
Wlftt9 %ertraaen. Sreitpiuig? @etptB!
DEM eHttueber nertrauen iib oieie @es
marteten in ibrer 8erstuetfuna einem
0uodialber an, Der NIT ieinen lharfen
&etsmitteln uno Neiiern nidts ausridjs
tet, ols bic Shmersen 8u nerarbBern; Doer
lie ergeben fib in tbr ~qualbpnes Sdid.
ial. un6 oorum leioen Iie ~freirpifia, benin
es 9ieht elm unfehlbares Wtttel geaen Die
2dmorrboioen, 9r. Silsbee's Nnatefis.
Hroben fret nerianot BON P. Neustaedter
& Co., Box 2416. New York.
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A, el0PT0N,
1919 golesas,gtr. setoe gelpsons
MuerIet.

0ASAA<t
IT. Sames S. 8inblep
lit 5urIdgetehrt uno bat feline Bra=
ris i'm WuDre . 8ebduoe pieosr auf.
aenumrnen.
Nm 0~pnnerltae abeno finoet
Die feierlihe 8ermabluna oe8 6errn
SIS. s. Rees. 9Th Baliagier uno
Tidet Naent Der S. & g. sc. 8abn
in 8aluefton. nit Der godter oes
6errn Terbinanb 6erff If, ftatt.
ginem SblaganfalI erla9 i'm
Srrenaipl. 100 er iih felt einem Sabre
befanb, SttU BereitrDm. Der Elm III
ter pDn 49 Sahrel1 erreihte.
- s. gbrifttan @embler lit ais
Gertpalter Der auf $500 aelddbten
Nnhlaiienihaft oersyrnu &Dia @en1bs
ler erna1nt nDroen.
WapUr @aQaaban lit oDn leis
ner 9our r,oh Der &hite suridgetebrt
uno bat oas &egiment nieoer iber'
rDn1n1en.
Die @ranb Surp fir ben Otto.
ersgermin bes 81 Diftritts beiteht
aus folaenoen 8ireern: @alter
Qoams. Qoulpb Weraele. s. $.
Dean. 81. WcSlbennp, ". q. Goblin.
@. s. Moore. 8iQiam Bancoait,
8. S 6iIie. 6. 9. Chamber, &os
bert Sabm. VI. Cohen, @. 6. Siui'
man. $. q. Staade, $. so. 2itten.
s. 8. Spenbeimer, grneit 9tenes.
Nnltatt ia Die OphImufe gu
aeben, beaab iih Die II Sabre elte
goith MtQer. oeren gltern SIS Wefts
@lmhra : 5trase mDbnen. in bas
gDurtbaus uro mnroe bort Die
Satin zines iunaen Wannes Sea-
mems SC. g. Dirpn. Damn trat
bas 8aar cine 6obseitsreiie nod
WeritD an. GRIT am Ha6mittag err
fuhren bic @ltern, mas fib ereignet
batte.
Die BpftoHice miro bon iept ab
an Sonntaaen BON 10-103 ubr ubr
ee6ffnet fem.
@ir traeen leidter elm undliid,
oaS uns Mnoere nerurIaht, als Elm
Slid. oaS mir Nnoeren peroanten.
- Wander bilbet Iih b~eutsutage
elm. Streiflitter auf @elt uno Wens
Ihenleben 81 merfen. menn er cine
Staulaterne iiber einem Sumpl
ibtuinat.
Sc aeb0rt oft Elm porsiiglihea
@eodbtnis oaSu, utn i'm rihtigen
Gugenblid feines gu baben.
, SDrgen iino 3rantbeiten. Dor
oenen Die aubilfe aerufenen Ierste
f1ieben.
- &uBlano geoenft, Die @etreibe>
ausfubr nidt gu nerbieten, aber nihi
! ausgeihloiien eri@eint. oaB fih biz
@etreioeausfubr BON ielbit nerbietet
Sb fth uIlter ben tubanii9eu
Reuoluasern arose Strateaen befin=
ben, 1T Die Srage, bod it e8 lider.
oaB an @enerdlen tein Waneel
herriht.
- Sci Der neuer ameritaniideu
Shreibmeiie haben es Die 2eute am
beiten, bic bic alte S@reibmeile riibI
! gu Dergefien brauden. neil iie tie ME
, gelernt batten.
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I'm Sterben.

@eil iie 10 ihmab mar pom oielen
Wteoi5inlhluden. oaB iie niht efien
tonnte, lag Wrs. Wtarn 5. @alter8,
ct. @lairsS traBe. Columbus. Obip,
Faftifd i'm Sterben. Sic idreibt:
Wiein Mtaaen r0ar 10 jGpab, oaS ih
ni@t eiien uuo meme Heroel 10 sers
riittet, DAB ih niht ihlaFen tunnte.
Gls t6 benz 9ooe nabe mar, nabm
ib electric 8itters init benz &eiultat,
oaB i'd iOfort better unb Qebeilt tpurs
De. Better @eiunobeits Comic Der
welt, SOC. gu baben bel aoolpb
9reiB uno 81. &nltener q SUbn.
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sic mntn

Die Stmmana Watra.
5abrif fertiat Matrosen.
8iifen uno Softer an uno t,oht Gin.
Speaialitat aus alien Reparntur.g Dr..
beiten in ibrer 8ranGJe. @arontiert
lDrafaltiafte Nusfibruna aUer Wns.
traae. Office uno Sabrit 3O9 WDrh.
Slures'S traBe. @euea 9elephpn 2S3
ties Telephon S69 3 r
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eideu pouggoblhabenheit.

Nibt r,ur peroen mebr ueue S6us
Ter aebaut. ionoern es iino auh mebr
alte reu angeitri@en poroen. mie
friber. Der 8ertauf Der nit Der
Waihine 9emildten fsarben lift be.
oeuteno in Die 6Dbe %aeeaneer, ndbs
reno Der nit Der 6ano qemiihten ab-
nimmt. Die uriafe lit einleudteno:
Oef0nUmie. 8leihmdBioteit, SH6n'
belt. 8 b. Stepe8 uno SDbne.
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IL TENGG'S
Smdbamolmna mnn 9ru6eret.

gontpsB Bidder. Sbreibmaterialien
etc. besieht man am 8eiten n0r Der
pbieer alteri SSirma. 8rDSe Nuss
uabl upn Sport uno Sancb' Nrtifeln
aIer Mrt. Bidder uno 8eitidriften.
9ie 9ruderei iiberninar1t ben Druid
BON Statutet, SofSeitR', 8erlus
bunass uno Biliten' &artea. Mne
NuFtrGae ueroer prompt au8aefiihrt.
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XGalt@e Xourtfen SMIatmaoeu

nab Californian, ebenip nab ct.
Souls pia 9eras & Bacific i. 8abn
obne Bebiel. Gbreibt ON iraenb
eiuen 9idet . Aaenten tpeaen oieIes
neuen 0ienftes Uoer an g. IS. Tur.
ner, @enerals Ba''naier.I eent, BAL.
IaS. Teraa.
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9as belize 8etter ihwaht Die
@neraie uno maft, oaB Der traftiaite
Irbeiter miioe fiblt. I'm @neraie
uno Stdrte aufreht 81 erhulten. 9e'
brauft Bridlp Nib Bitters.
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100 Q(Ger.

9rei Meilen BON Der Station 81.
bolu, Is Weifert bDn San Mntonio,
80 Nder tparer in 9ultur uno tDns
men leibt mieber in &ultur gebrabt
ueroen, fetnes ihuaraes ''hog
wallow" 2ano. Qrenst on ben Gib0s
10; pertnantes Wafier, Elm Bargain
fir $3.50. 90 per Nder.
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i'm @arten. Diftritt bes Staates. sc.
iunobelt uno &lima uniibertruffen.
Biaige 2dnbereien fir ben Farraer.
Wiarttadrtner, Sbits uno Biehsnhter.
8eaen ginselbeiten tuenbet gu& an
Geo. s. 2upton, o. g. o.,
Gan NrtoniD. 9eraS.
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Sebt gud pDr Dor Malaria.
@s erideint eem6bnlid iebt. Gin
poar DOZEN Bri6Gp . t.
ters 1ino elm 8prbeuaunasmittel.
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Nm meiiten erbarmt iidl ee8
lInpIi6tiden MD Die 6uhnuug.
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Tiud'S ) Gents napauo : y iqarren
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Or. s.. u. Ytpers
Cite OPP b.

22l 9oiopa. 6trase 8eiOe 3elsDhOHe 1857
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ShOmeitteras witnldt Gu6

@enn SIR @uh iraenbms nieoer.
laiieu muut, tut es entlaie Der sci.
ME Der
Gan Mmtpmip & MramiaS
YaB Sahm,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-30
LUMBER AMENDMENT
AGAIN IN RATE BILL

Washington, June 26.-Somewl1at
to the surprise of many members of
the senate and to the graticfiation4of
Senator Piles, the conference report
on the railway rate bill. restored the
Piles amendment excepting lumber
from the provision that interstate CAR
riers must not engage in the produc-
ton Of commodities which they trans
port. The matter led to q sharp de-
bate in the senate and is one of the
factors leading to the recommitment
of the bill to the conferees.
Senator eyburn, Of Idaho, made
the broad statement that it is we'll
known fact that the trunk lines in the
Northwest own from II, 600, 600 to a.
600, 600 acres of timber land il that
part of the country. The big roads,
he declared, would drive the indie
pendent producers ont Of the lumber
business.
Senator Piles challenged Mr.. Hey
burn to cite an instance of a trunk
railway line engaged in the prodnc-
ton Of lumber. Mr.. Hepburn replied
that he "could provide the senator
with plenty of data on that point, "
but he failed to do so during the
coll ,quy.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-30
ice men TO PAY Big
fines and GO TO JAIL

Toledo, O., June 27.-In common
pleas court here Judge Kincaid i'm
posed the maximum sentence of S., 900
fine and one year in the workhouse
on each Of the five ice men guilty of
conspiracy in restraint of trade The
court announced that if the members
of the ice trust would lower the price
of ice below what it wss before the
trust raised the price and keep it there
until the public could get its money
back, and then put the price up to
where it was when the raise was made,
it would consider the request made
for modification Of the sentence.
The five men, all of them prominent
in business and social circles, were
taken to the county Jail to await the
making out Of necessary papers to
commit them to the work house, unless
in the meantime they meet Judge
Kincaid's requirements Of restitution
to the public.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-30
ARTICLE NO. 3.

In the former two issues Of this pa
per. were shown two photographs OF
the sanitary barn built by Mr.. w. H.
Paulhamus, of Sumner. Wash. giving
the dimensions of the same and how
his cows are handled. The photograph
submitted herewith is taken Of his
milk room, which is Skill feet. in the
northwest corner of the barn hereto
fore shown. The walls are Of wood
fiber which will not chip of, and will
stand any kind Of rough treatment.
The pipe coming through the wall has
a tin drum at the other end, open at
the top, into which the milk is poured
out of the spout of the buckets shown
in this picture after each cow is milk.
ed. These milk buckets are covered
by two tliicknesses of ordinary cheese
cloth, and between the layers Is In
serted a small sheet Of sterilized cot.
ton. If the milk could be drawn from
q perfectly healthy COW through the
sterilized tube into sterilized bot
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= = y = = = |
= Maplelawr, Moasl Dairy !
- Farm q w. II. Paulhamus !
8 = = y = = = = !

comes down the fawcet shou,
runs over the outside of the cor.n ana
cooler, inside Of which is cold vs.s
and the temperature Of the mil. .e''
be reduced to within two deyra.. 'aa
the water. The colder the min :, "
the slower is the bacteria growth a. =
II the temperature of the milk 90, - :
reduced below 40 degrees, the hact.. ~
growth is practically retarded q
Sterilized and pasteurized -,r
means that it has been heated IN ,sa
degrees and 212 degrees respective,.
to kill the bad germs in the min.
so that no difference how dirty ,hs
milk, it is claimed that the bad ALL
ments of the milk can be killed by mi,
cooking process, but while this ia tu.
scientists claim, and all leadin. doo
tors agree, that pasteurizing and sta,
ilizing not only kills the bad element,
of the influx, but many of the eood ..
well. It is just as easy to empty tbo
contents of your buckets over IN.
cooler shown herein as to EMMY !,
into ten-gallon can, and one mimi.
after the milk is drawn from the cnv,s
udder it has been reduced to any tenn.
perature that the water will permit
If the water is at temperature Of *
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-30
BEHIND ON AUTO LICENSES
Owners Of Msekines Have Generally
Neglected to Renew.

Neglected TO Renew.
Olympia. June 2S.-Of the more
than 600 automobiles and motor ve-
hicles actually known to be in this
state. but 275 have paid license for
this year, and Of those which are en-
titled to wear the numbers more than
half are new machines; that is to say,
they have been brought into the state
this year. OF more than $50 licensed
last year, but 1O5 have renewed.
These facts were disclosed at the
Office of the secretary of state when IN.
ouiry was made concerning licensed
autos. As in the case Of corporation
licenses the state laws provide that
licenses for automobiles shall be fol
the twelve months ending May 81.
All the old licenses, even it they
we're issued during last May, expired
at the end of that month. The Ii.
censes are not good for year from
the date the fee is paid, unless it be
paid June l.
The figures of the delinquents show
for instance, that but three autos
on ned in Spokane which were licensed
before May 81 last have renewed,
while thirty new machines have beer
licensed there this month. Seattle
shows eighty one new machines and
fifty EIGHT renewals, while Tacoms
shows twenty -two new licenses and
nineteen renewals.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-30
STATE BANKERS Want
AUSTRALIAN TITLE Law

Tacoma, June 25.-At the closing
session Of the annual convention Of the
Washington Bankers Association
adopted resolution petitioning the
legislature to pass q law favoring the
Australian system for the registration
Of land titles. The effect of this law
is to give the land owner q certificate
showiang that he is the owner of the
land in fee simple. The owner is en-
abled to use this certificate as collat-
eral at the banks. The Australian sys-
tenn, as explained by bankers present,
does away with cumbersome abstracts
Of title. saves legal fees for the exam
ination Of mortgages and abstracts.
and does away with the embarrassing
now used in real estate
transfers. II the law is passed az asked
int, twill be one Of the most import
for changes in years.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-30
SAYS COMMISSION Law
IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Walla Walla, June 27.-When the
railroad commission met yesterday af.
ternoon in the old United States court
room in the Jones building, the Ore
gon Railroad & Navigation Company,
through its general attorney, W.. w.
Cotton, filed an answer to the CON-
plant brought at the instance of the
Walla Walla jobbers. The document
is long and goes into every detail.
The most important part Of the answer
is an assertion that the law creating
the commission is unconstitutional in
that the legislature has no right to
delegate to the commission power to
fix railroad rates, as the constitution
provides that such matters should be
handled directly by the legislative
body of the state.
The answers of the other interested
roads will probably be along the same
lines as the answer of the o. B. & N.
Company.
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degrees, the milk will show Al.
Mr.. Paulhamus is satisfied with MS
milk when below so degrees. during
the hot summer time, he uses an ordi,
nary barrel in which he has inserted
10 feet Of pipe in coil form, arounu
which cracked ice is packed. INV
water circulates through this coliea
pipe before it enters the cooler, an'
by adding little salt, the Temperature
OF the water can be made very co'0
This is simple method and 1ne1pen
sive. After the milking is DONE Tho
product is taken to the bottfing nouS0
and Immediately transferred to quar-
bottles which are put in metal cases
holding Ia bottles each, and crae.o.
ice put around the necks, u vnle,
manner It is shipped to Seattle anu
Tacoma and sold for 10 cents per qasls.
Naplelawn Farm is now handnne
the milk from four other neighbours
farms, each of which handles 'ne'.
milk in the same manner and unue,
the supervision of Mr.. Paulhamus. ="
of the COWS supplying any part OF 'nls
milk are examined by competens
veterinary for tuberculosis. ana o.
often as any change is made IN W
mixers, and at stated periods, cop-
petent physician makes thorough =,
animation Of all of the mixers nanD.
ing all OF the herds for any contaslo''
or skin disease.
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TO VISIT PANAMA
President Desires to Be Personally Ac
quainted With Conditions.


Washington, June 25.-Preeident
Roosevelt will visit the isthmus of
Panama to make personal investiga-
ton of the construction work on the
Panama canal. This announcement
was made at the White House by Sec
rotary Loeb. It is expected that the
president will leave in October or ear
~ In November. he will be absent
about three weeks.
The trip, it is believed, will be made
on one of the big cruisers of the navy.
None of the details have been worked
out beyond the bare decision to make
the trip. It is likely that the presi-
dent will be accompanied by Secretary
Taft and Chairman Shonts of the PAN
anna canal commission.
The president has desired to inspect
the route Of the canal for some time.
and make himself personally familiar
with the great undertaking. He will
90 able to spend at least q week in the
zone, and in that time he will famil-
iarize himself with the situation.
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SEATTLE nARkET REPORT


The following prices are offered to
the producer by the local dealers foz
delivery in round lots I. o. b. Seattle,
and are subject to change without
notice.:
Grain-Oats, $so.oo@s1 PER ton;
barley, $s4@s4.50; wheat, chicken
feed, e22@2S; bran, SIS; shorts,
e1s; corn, $25.
Hay-Eastern Washington, $21@
81 per ton; Puget sound, $12@18;
alfalfa, t12@l3.
Eggs-Strictly fresh ranch, 22@24c
Poultry-Live hens, .15@1b1ac per
Id; old ROSTERS, 9x@10c; ducks,
old, 14c, young, 100; geese, lac;
turkeys, 100; spring chickens, $685.
per doz.
Wool-Eastern Washington, 1850
22c per ID; Western Washington, 2O@
29c; dirty or timber-stained, 10000.
Live Stock Sheep, wethers, Sc pc,
ID; ewes 5@6hc; hogs, 6H@7c;
steers, 411kc; COWS, $40; calves, so
20; lambs. $S@5 per head.