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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
COURT ACQU|TS
ARNOLD DAILY
HOLDS THAT PRODUCTION OF
SHAW PLAY. WHICH WAS
SUPPRESSED WAS NOT A
VIOLATION OF THE PENAL
CODE.

NEW YORK. July Arnold
DAILY and Samuel Gumperts. who
we're arrested last season Tor pro
ducing George Bernard Shaw s play.
Mrs. Wafrcn's Profession" were
acquitted 10y the eSgt Of special
sessions yesterday. which held that
the penal code had not been violat-
cd
The court held that. instead of
exciting impure imagination In the
mind of the spectator. that which
really Is excited Is disgust, and that
the rcpellant features of the play
are merely accessories to the main
purpose of the drama, which f. an
attack on certain social conditions
which the dramatlst believes should
be reformed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
BIG DENTAL COLLEGE
TO LOCATE HERE

<a bring 10 Seattle one u the
..za.t important colleges on the Pa
fsfte coast
o. this city the college viii own
Is own ground and construct a
fsnfidinK 90 cost ftt.eee. Several
sites on broadway are under coa-
slasfa tian az present The COLLEGE
Nil be ready FOR business In II
fsouthA
The dental college at Fosfland H.
81 present ia leased building. and
fhls icase expires nest Tune Ar
Engagements VIII be made aud the
eusFiruetion 81 the building rushed
here M order to be ready for oecp-
tancy At the close o. the college
sssar next June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
WEST SEATTLE
IS IN TROUBLE
REcUivgRsHlp ioEA DOESN'T
MEEr WITH UNANIMOUS "a.
Won. ANo MASS MEETING
WILL Bu CALLED IN FEW
DAYS.

Mang West seattle residents are
aroused regarding the Proposed
fcrsivefshfp Of thai municipality
Tho tawn il divided. ard 90 sesN.
the matter a auasw unstinE will be
called within the next few dsys
IRE mass meeting vii de- ID
upon further steps to be taken re-
kardina the recent decision rendered
by the supreme court which an
uuiied the proceedings OF the cleo
zion hela 10 December
The city il allowed 70 days 20
commences a rehearinR action. and
this afternoon or Monday panerW
win be fiisd e Olympia 90 reopen
the case. II Il announced hy sew
eraf Influential citizens o. west
Seattle that the matter. II necessary.
Niii be carried direct 60 the su-
prefnc court Of th. United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
NUPT|AL WOES
ON INCREASE
EMMA GRACE PRICE FILES HER
SECOND PETITION FOR Of
VoReE WITHIN A MONTH
CHARGES ATTEMPT TO KILL.

f'or the second time within a
month Emma Grace rrice. Of 1905
spruce It. has filed divorce pro-
eeedinks against George I. Price.
The first suit Was filed June 8 but
hy agreement 81 shr parties the ease
waH dismissed
The complaint filed yesterday re-
cites as a causa 81 action almost the
Identical allrKn tlnna % abuse ou ghe
Part If the defendant an aia the
previous one. Il Is alleged that ou
At least 10 uetasions Price threat
ened IL an hts wife and that six
Times she fell on hef kneeu ana
beEEed far her life
u t. claimed by the plaiutlff that
there u community property wall
ued Al 81. zee. consisting - real
estate. baA,is and cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
PICKED UP AT SEA

BOSTON. July q After one IF the
most remarkable experiments IN thci
history Of aerial navigation James.
*, Allen. the aefonaut who made Il
balloon ascension az Providence on
the Fourth 81 July. was brousht TO-
thls port last night on the fishing
schooner Francis v. Silvia Allen
was picked up az sea 10 miles OF
Chatham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
BOY MAY RECOVER.

David Miller. aged 3 years. resid'
Ing az 500 Tenth ay s. wis accl
aentnliy shot on july I with q %.
ealibef rifle In the handB Of a play.
mate. The bullet entered above the
knee. and tho pareno fearing blood
pQisoninR. removed the lad 10 the
Providence hospital last night An
operation was performed immedi
ateiy. aud the boy Is reported as do.
ing well. although The danger from
poisoning Is not yet passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

trusts and TO promote the fortunes
OF the honest servants oi the people.
and I cannot do this as eftcctualis
II am mixed up Ia purely party
politics.
4 am eager 10 see the line drssa,
irrespective OF party. between those
that believe In special privileges
and those that believe in popular
rights between the producing elasi~
es and the piundefinw corporations.
aud wherever that line IL drawn ]
wtil gladly fight In the lead or In
the ranks. al required
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
COMPANY FILES ANSWER.

The Cedar Mountain COul com
pany today filed their answer In
the petition filed by " II Smith.
A. Butler and G. h swanson. in
which II Is declared the defendants
are lnsolvenl, and asking that they
be adiudged bankrupt The case
will Dc heard before Federal Judge
Hauford. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
DIES ON WAY
TO TRIAL TRIP
NAVAL CONSTRUCTION WOOD
WARD IS STRICKEN WITH
HEART DISEASE en- ROUTE
TO ATTEND TIE aERRAsKAs
TRIAL TRIP.

WASHINGTON. d &, july IT,
The navy department WIS notified
this afternoon b. Admiral Hfuwn.
son. on board the Canadian Pacific
train ~ Bsnff. en- route 10 Puget
sound III the death 81 Captain
Joseph Woodward. unval construct.
or. who vas on his Vay 10 Seattle
to attend the trial trip OF the bat
fleship Nebraska. lie died from
heart disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
COMING TO SEATTLE.

VIII A. Steel has returned from
the National Educational associa-
ton convention. which met In In.
dianapolls Mr. Steel visited a mum.
her OF cities In the east, and says
there Is no doubt about the asso-
citation meeting IN Seattle during
the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
HIGH SPOTS ARE
WITHOUT WA TER

Irould be In serious straits II they
lWsfe refused water
There were very few residents TO.
aay who followed the new aprink'
lluE rules. but aa this was probably
owsuE 10 the fact that they had not
f,eeoine familiar with the new
hours. the water department deeid'
ed "a allow them another day of
grace. Commencing Monday. how.
|sksr. any violation OF The rules Win
result ia persons water being
shat of Immediately.
The shortage OF water promises
"a become ycr3 serious II the wealth.
~ remains hot The total capacity
of the present pipe line IL 22.oQa. 900
aalions per "a hours. and tho city
Is uaina in excess Of this amount.
Ns~ Districts.
IN district No. spriukiing viii
i. allowed only between the hours
81 and , O'Clock in the evening.
mis- district includes all that terri
Hary lying north and west ~ Pike
NJ and Wcstlake boulevard and
sest and north q Lake Union and
1hhe government canal. taking IN
0ueen Anne hin and the Eighth.
klnth. Teuih and Eleventh wards
snd q portion u the Sixth.
IL district No. 2 spriukiinE 10 to
BE permitted from 10 . o'clock in
|she morning This district includes
every part 81 the city lying south
al district No. I. and embraces the
fsenuy Thurman addition. Capitol
hn. Rsutan hill the First. Second
aaa Third hills. Beacon hill. Rainier
valley. aud extends east from the
bay 10 the shores OF Lake wash
ineton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
Dr.. Donald A. Nicholson Testifies As to the
Sanity Of George MITCHELL Disputes Be-
tween Attorneys Delays the Closing Of the
Case of the Defense.

moved the court to radical action
and after the retiring OF the Jury 10
tho jury roam a recess Naa an
uouneed aud the attorneys fuf the
state aud the defense we're called
into the Judges chambers
Change order Of rhlass.
There the matter OF the order NJ
The Introduction OF She testimons
was eune into Ia an Informal way
and &c was finally aErecd that. be
fore any testimony eould be intro
duced tending 90 show hereditary
insanity. testimony must be first
introduced through the examination
81 experts to prove that the de-
PENDANT Is tainted With insanity
growing out 81 the condition OF hia
parents or bis Erandparcnia
When the court feconyeued nr
Nicholson was called and testified
as reported above
Al the OpealnE % The court this
morning u Waa believed that the
defense would b. aholo 90 conclude
she introduction Of al ~ is testi
monf before aaiourums nt this even
iug The time iost, however. In dis
pnica q counsel and the reading
and rrfeadina az the loae hypoihct
lcal questions asked ~ MI shiplcs
~ ~ Nicholson. secuted 10 pre-
rluie the hnne of anl safiF finish
aud 81 : 0eioek Tits afternoon e
hooked a. though The defynae would
aog have coueluiea eefoFe MONDAY
afteguouu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

~ TIRE road could be com.
PEELED 20 build several hun
bred feet from the river. con-
taulinstion would not be 80
great, but II 10 simply inpos-
sible 70 construct the road as
proposed without a.. Ne mat
ter what prcea0tion was used.
! the danger could never be
ersdieated.-Dr. IA. g. sturgis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

While ! am snxious 10 have
the road ard do not care 70
place cry obstacles in tia path. {
! am more anxious that we I
maintain pure water supply. I
; DR.. ~. a. Peter.
!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

think the matter was not
! looked into BY those In author.
ity. We have pure water and
are entitled 10 keep II. There
10 no earthly way TO avoid
eontauninssion.--Dr. D. A.
Mic holson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
sssslns IN R.su,,sl.

Thai the TRIAL uiit eauis 60 : quick
eaurtastan after Ehs defense has FIN
tansd fhe tnsfasiuctlun ~ il trsgi-
nssnY acsn1 assured There IL mo
fsofa faF frhastHi testimony - any
sart Th~ tFash o. fslsity - the
stories taid - sssoFss Mitchell that
prompted htfa 80 ceasmit the deed
Zoe whfeh Ne i bgius tried 40 noe
eFfsf into the trial. and 30 rebugtai
san BE pnt &C. ln this connection
IL ie pFehsbis saat ghs atstH Wis
eaft fWe ar sHfsS nszairsi experts.
aud thaf this alone sill constitute
ths rehafsai ease.
He's usuch tinzs AZ Morris VIII
eausulne in his address 10 The Jury
- not kuawu. but q u probable that
10 witt not tAix more than twa or
three hours NJ Miller. Il - be.
tirVsd. viii ranfius hfa address "a =
comparatively few ~ersia The cfes.
gnx arKnaavfat fer the defense viii
also bs brief u Il probable, there.
fore. that ths Ease Niii 50 10 the
Jury BY "Wednesday svenius Or
Thursday morning If the latest.
The general consensus u opinion
seems % be that the jury uii. b.
cot bat a short time. The ionK coRs
finefusut duriuK the warm weather
and the tifraouis nature ~ the gios-
inE days 81 the trial aiii prababiy
i~aA % a desire on the part Of the
jurors 10 finish their labors Just az
soan ss possible. and Il "a not tkelf
sE.a 49, $3.50 f.4asr aaF9far4t.ssHa s4.ftt
be INDUCED Ca in the Jury rootu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
PUT IN cRoss.oveR.

The Seattle Electric company Il
putting I'm cross-ovcr ON Second
av. and Spring st, In order that
cars may pass each other without
going TO the depot, which is now
the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

N the public could only real.
re how unselfishiy the doctors
have attempted to prevent the
contamination of our water
asFply. ! arm sure something
would be done. u 10 certain
u a serious matter ans one
which affects the general pub
tic for all time 20 eone.--pr.
! Msriette Marsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Dls~
patches were received this afternoon
from Commander Tomhn Potts OF
the naval station at Guam. stating
that the Thomas Is safe as long az
the weather remains good. He tried
To pull her or with the stations
eunplv tug. but failed. PoweTf1
turs win be required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

J. v Paterson. general manager
Of the Moran company. said that he
knew Captain Woodward was on
HIS way here % be present At the
trial trip Of the Nebraska. but
could not say whether or not bis
sudden death would interfere with
present plans or delay the trip. Rob
ert MOras could not he reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
INttttttttttttt

While ! am not acquainted 4
with the location of the pro \
posed road. | have learned
from physicians and aiso en-. 4
slneerC IN the city engineers 4
office who have personally In. 4
! speeted tts reserve that Il is 4
Impossible to construct the 4
road without pollution. Az = A
! general proposition, that is In.
! varlahly the ease am cor, .
WINGED there lie serious danger, 4
M. X. Purman. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
TEL EGRAPH NEWS

PORTLAND. Ors.-@JudRe VOL
fertou yesterday sentenced =. a. D..
Futer. charged with conspiracy TO
aeffaud the government 81 ita pub
" lands. 10 two years IN iaii and a
fine ~ 81 800.
WAsHiNGTON-The supervising
architect N the treasury Is nov
busy planning 70 convert the bat
tleship Texas. known as the hoo
Coo. which II 20 be retired from
active service and used as rocciy.
ihs ship az charleston.
WARRINGTON. 49, The missing
bshihougc tender Laurel WAS lOcai.
- today. lying under isobcs ailasd.
north Cuea. awaiting the abaie.
ment Of the wind.
OfsTEs SAe enrtsss ssve
- Nee Zealand csli.d sFma t'sei-
ScsA E4Jpse.clt .ssies sas 80 osGs o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

Or Donald A. Nicholson. an cxz
nert in nervous diseases aud tof
ivs tears senior physician Of the
Minnesota state insane ASYLUM al
81 futrrs slnn., whero he was In
direct charge of 500 insane patients.
broke the monotony Of she procerd.
inEs in the Mitchell trial this morn
ins
Expert Testimony II not usually
Of a very interesting nature. but
Or Nicholson made his testimony
~ hY the very intelligent manner
10 which he answered che questions
81 NJ Shipley Tor the defense, and
Ia which he explained 90 the iur
fhe various causes u insanity. and
defined illusions. delusiona aud in.
sane delusieus.
Believes Mitchell Insane.
nr Nlcholaons testimouy Ia the
direct examination by Ne Shipley
would Indicate that the doetor be-
neves Mitchell was insane az the
time Of the kiiiink II Creffield Ia
answer 10 Hypothetical questions.
IN which an imaginary Individual
wAs described az beinE surrounded
~ all ~ the conditions governing
In The Mitchell case. the doctor said
that al Indications would point to
the iasAhity Of the individual IN
oaession The docsef Vas stsli on
the stand az the roon adloufnmeut
and u Nas sonae time after the hour
81 Fee0nventnr Tits aftsruaan thaf
be was taken By Nf Miller tef
dissemination
TssA morainKa session hewaH
with the appearance apon The Wit.
nsss stand - rerfy Mitchell bruth
~ q fhe defendant. whose dineet
testimony was given yesterday AZ
terrocn Tais morning BE- APP
peered Cor cross ~xam&nafton. bat
was dismissed ~ Mr. Miller With.
cat having 70 submit 20 = Nlnxie
question
John Manning Called.
John Manning. district attorney
of Mulgnnmah coansy and the mas
Who prosecuted CFsffie.d and seat
him 70 the penitsnfiAry Tor two
Years. followed Perry Mitchell upan
the stand bat Mr. Nsnnlns VAS
not allowed 60 answer mofc thar
preliminary Questions Questions
fendlaE 20 show the mental condl.
ton a. the sisters q the defendant
we're objected 70 b. Mr. Miller. The
ohieefioH MAS snstAfnwd. after the
iury had heen excused and afNti
meats for the purposes Of record
had been made b. counsel for The
state and the defense. and Mr.. Man.
ning saa aliowed 10 depart.
n. ? Burusti. sheriff Of Bsafon
counsf. Oregua. vas then called.
and altar the usual prrliminariea.
vas kssed question similar 20
that asked q Attorney Manning.
TO which tbs state had objected
Mr.. Morris persistence in this par.
tieuiaf line ~ Questioning Which
had hem ruled upon adversely sev.
eraai times since the trial began.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
ccasT Wise SECOND PLACE

LONDON, July ii =. Haser.
.ss, Of Loa Angeles. won second
piece 10 rss broad jump IN the In.
ferna:sasl cbanpionship contests
acre t1tss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

MANILA. July Cen. Wood has
asked the secretary Of war for au-
thority TO send the transport Meade
70 take off the passengers and
cargo OF the transport Thomas. re-
ported to be ashore on a coral reef
near Guam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
INSANITY EXPERT ON
The WITNESS STAND
|. .*++%++++.+..+

= Wherever you find man, yeu q
a Will find CONTAMINATION, There a
q is no question In my miud " 4
= the road goes near the vicinity q
= OF the river. contamination will =
= follsS ! have seen too many 4
. instances Of Il In the east and .
= elsewhere. have made mum. =
q erous examinations along sim q
q liar llnes, and invariably cor. a
a tanlnatien has bser the re =
. sult.--pr, l. y. Flick. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

! There 10 no question In my
! uiird about the water being
dangerously contaminated, "
! read 10 allowed to take the
! course as proposeo.--Dr. a. G.
! Snow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

! will say that in respect 20
the Milwaukee or any other
road, that II 10 Impossible 70
! pass along the watershed
! without poiluting the water. "
! il comes TO IL. | believe II
! would be far wiser and better
In the end for the city to pay
! the cost necessary to the
! roads entrance by some other
! other route. than allow u TO
pass over the reserse.--Dr. w.
! =. Miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

/ u seems 20 me TO be impos-
/ sible 10 construct the road
/ without dangerously contain.
/ mating our water supply. Pure
/ water should be the first con.
| slderatlon. We have ample
/ time to provide for railroads.
/ DIR. s. r. Wiltsie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
bailey Cooperation Man.

After throwing boqucts ~ bryan
and Folk, he says that Balley'a
sarylcen have been rendered TO that
end of the Democracy whose con.
troll OF the machinery of both par.
ties led him to seek his Ideals -
the Democracy of Jefferson ana The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

WASHINGTON = Gen. corbiu.
who Il here to rearxanixe the gen.
efsl staff. said today that u would
soon he possible 10 greatly reduce
the force in the Philippines Ne
thinks permanent force Of 5000
sufficient The force Il about I2.Q00
az present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

I have beer In sympathy
. with the profession all the 4
. time IN It's fight for pure va 4
. Ger. ~ tine road 10 Ailo~ra to Z
= build along the course o. the 4
. river there plil be great dan. {,
. ger and permanent pollution
= Or. G. A. Sevsranes. {,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
TRANSPORT
IS ASHORE

MANILA. July THE transport
Meade sails Sunday to assist the
Thomas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
HEARST NOT To
LEAD TICKET

SAN FRANCISCO. July Con.
gresham W II Hearst announced
last night that he was not a candi
date Tor the presidential nonina.
ton OF the Democratic plrtY an
lb0s.
while I appreciate Mr. Bryans
compliment 20 me. he said. / must
decline. Let the list stand Bryan
or Folk or Bailey For my part ]
would substitute Stevenson for
Bailey"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

disqualification OF Lincoln IN the In.
dependence league.
Z He said he did not think Balley's
Nomination for president was posi-.
pie. although his nomination for
eice president WIS conceivable. In
which case he would az least have
The advantage Of procuring tho
Standard oil contributions for the
campaign funds Continuing, he
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

~ the road is allowed To pass
over the proposed route. the
adjacent country will be open
ed up for settlement, and there
will be no way IN which 20
avoid contamination. - Ors.
Palmer & Ostrom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

\ I arm In perfect sympathy
4 nlth the action OF the medical
\ profession In general. fully
\ accord with the statement
\ made BY Or. Lyons a, recent I
\ meeting OF the Chamber Of +,
= Commerce. and heartily en-. !,
4 dorse Il from beginning 20 end.
= Or. S. o. Limerick.
!. 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
His Motives MIsIudsed.

Il made the fight In 1904 against
what honestly believed to be. and
atili believe 20 be. the forces OF cor.
porntion corruption ! offered TO
lead that fight only when no other
would undertake the task ! con.
alder that / did my diSy In that
couicst. out ! will never undertake
another in thar way.
"A mans motives are much mis-.
understood and his purposes much
miarnpresenteG. II he can be
charFed with having a personal OBJ
Icct 20 attain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

have talked with a number
Of physicians and engineers
who are acquainted with the
conditions, and from what
have been able TO learn there
is every danger TO be feared.
believe IL is a time fer seri-
Gus aetlon.--pr. e. Weldon
Young.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07
Can Use NEWSPAPERS.

y am. moreover, well pleased.
MS I am we'll satisfied. TO use the
power of my publications 20 drive
out Of office the white slaves OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

! NY feeling Is that there 10
; serious danger II the road 'is
! built. Seattle will learn a les
son never TO be forgotten. The
| same trouble occurred in Los
! Angeles and several ether
; cities. The road will come TO
/ Seattle any way. and there is
\ no need Of the city sacrificing
; years Of work and great es-
! pense in order to let the Mil
: waukee enter the eity.-Dr. w.
c. Lippineott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

I am thoroughly in accord
with everything being done TO
prevent the contamination Of
our excellent water supply.
There is great danger, and !
feel THAI something must be
dcne.--Or. Maud Parker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

! think IL is an outrage TO
; allow the road to pass along
! the water reserve. " had
the authority, Il would not be
/ constructed under any circuni-
\ stanees.-Dr. w. q. Wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-07

reciprocity treaty betWcen this
country and the island. suggesting
that the tariff be cut 10 per oens
BY both countries
CHICAGO Tho report Of the
report Of the Chicago Commercial
association and the Illinois Manu-
facturcra association. regarding It's
Investigation 81 Chicago packing
houses. declares that conditions are
very good. and that Improvements
arc being made
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-11-23
Feeding Pigs.

Some farmers think that it does not
make any difference where pigs eat
This is a mistaken idea. A platform
car1 be made near the feed house, the
size of the platform depending upon
the number Of pigs. My plan is this:
The floor is inclosed by three board
fence; a gate on hinges made, by
which to reach platform from corn
crib and feed barrel. Six troughs are
arranged in twos on the platform, two
at each side and two in the middle,
so as to allow passing between without
soiling clothes and to give sufficient
room for the pigs. This number Of
troughs will accommodate between ff-
ty and a hundred pigs. Another large
gate is made opposite the small one.
This one slides up and down. 1t is
raised after the s!op is placed in the
troughs. The pigs then rush in and
eat, after which they are Immediately
driven out, so that the platform is kept
as clean as possible. 1t must be clean
ed occasionally. Give pigs large fields
to run in and gradually increase the
amount Of protein food, thus making
blood, bone and muscle so that they
can take on fat later.-E. NJ. Lynch in
Successful Farming.