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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

~ FNh UNITED HfAftN hiNfNiNF
Court fsr th- wsstsfn ufstfiri q WASH.
iaEfoa. NpFtheFn Division
$50 a1ss. NOTICE
In fhe Meter 90 the Esfats - Lester VI
David nsnsfauf
Safirs IL hsfehs eiFsu thaf me pndsf.
signed trustee in tsnkrapfrf - the 80
tsfe ~ lester W David bankfups ali
offer az puhiie sale 90 ths hiEhrsf
tidasr far cash. Of oriogk D. the
ar~rnnon " tbe fth daY ~ iuiY. 1915.
80 ths affles ~ a. D. Hawkins Referee
tn tiankrupfrf on tho t4th flnnf ~ The
3. Smith HuHaiHx the fniiueins
property hsiansius a. tho hankrupi.
Lester " David. te-ali
The norfhresi quarter - the southwest
ausner. the northeast auarisr - The
southeast quarter she sasf hair ~ ths
norfhWssf quarter - the southeang
ausffst 81 settioa seventeen NTl, tewn-
snip thiftg eight $50 soufn ~ rshse
nna 90 psst jackson tauntY oregon.
Nhirh said property IL suhlrri 90 an
rreantranrs hsia hf G. a ~nhis aiaa
she south hsif - the snuthessi quar-
tsf - section eighteen ttsi. me seRi
half ~ fhe sanfhasst quarter ofae8hs
seuihassf quarter - sariiun seventeen
tts. faenship thirty eight $50. fanas
ono fit east located IN jackson ruuufY.
oregon ~htrh property Il subject 20
Hen held w q 81 Mrrntd also
naf~ sitsn 81 r. v Alderman fn Lester
W nsvid alec lease - part ~
frt fwsrtY.two faaf - Hiaine Ttds
ends Nfafrnfu county. Washinrfnn
siss rirln ~ Lester " David against
fhr Lester W DAVID Company.
Warrington rufpsoFatiar. also
ritsm ~ Lester W David against
ths David Investment COMPANY
Washington corporation. ant Hisa she
eauitF - redemption ~ Lester "
David fu ittHN shares ~ the capliat
stock - ihe Timber Products fnwer
COMPANY. a Washington corporation.
THAT said sale sill be made Ga fhe
htrhssf bidder Tor cash and thsi each
bidder 90 uhorn any part - SID prop.
srff 10 snid shall pa 90 per cent -
she amount - his bia az tho time ~
his hid ~ she nrdersiEnHd trustee. and
mo balance shau - paid in fuii 81 the
time ~ the confirmation ~ said sale
said rair 90 be made subject 20 thr
ncutntrAnrrs held ~ g " Noble Hos
= MrCard upon tho properties on
which tIev hold r. security. ~ 80 forth
IN this nutice. Particulars - the above
pnrunrhrancrs and Information a. 90
any ~ tho above property MAY he bad
from thr urdersiEusd o. a. the office
~ tho Referee in BANKRUPTCY. iefh floor
~ the g.. e. smith Huuding. seattle.
wash
r. " Ht-NnY
Trustee IN bankruptcy.
Jas s. noTgAS.
ATTORNEY ~ Trustee
ass New York MN Seattle wash
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
BIG ENROLMENT

The fear that the San Francisco
exposition. combined with the big
summer school AT the University
OF California, would pull down the
attendance at the University OF
Washington summer school. was
dissipated AT noon Wednesday.
when the total registration num-
berei 92s. breaking last years total
by H. II is believed $50 more
students will vet enroll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
VACATION COMING

Seventy-five jurors have been
drawn this month for the superior
court because OF the heavy calendar
81 cases. on many OF which the
courts are now several days be-
hind. The court house will be a
busy place the rest OF this month.
as an attempt will be made TO clear
the calendar before July. At that
time the judges will shut up shop
and 90 on their vacations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
hint JEALOUSY
IN ARSON TRIAL

After celebrating - hours. the
jury In the case OF J. o Robbins.
charged with attempted arson. was
discharged today II stood 10 10 2
for conviction.
Robbins vas charged with setting
fire 10 the home OF Edward Duffy,
May s.
Duffy asserted al the trial that
he believed Robbins had the idea
be Duffy was trying 10 marry
Robbins divorced wife. and that
Robbins fired the house IN reiaiia.
ton.
The two jurors voting against
conviction said they thought there
was something as yet unexplained
IN the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
vrsTI.AKr

stall Sal. 10 lbs new potatoes CSC.
best canning cherries soc box rod rasp-
berries, Sc box stall ioa his sugar
/ See. q cans corn or tomatoes lbc, use
bottle Snider's cataup. zoe. ms mscs
rcni gbc stan got cans pork and
beans. 2bc: lbs French prunes 2bc. ;
lhs scrdlcss rpirins. ssc; large can,
milk 2hc stan a4s. cherry currants. a0s
box. black currants, boxes cbc stat
I $50. dricd peaches his. csc; Jar rub
hers pkgs ibr. 6 cans imported ear
dines soc stalls e0o-fib. Telephone
peas. be h. fancy bananas zoe doE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

Lamb chops 2 ihs She, pure lard, istsc
n smoked back bacon. thc ~, best salad
oil tbc No.. sweet butter. soc m maca-
rooms dos ghc; radisheS lunches &c
green onions. I lunches Be-, young heets
4 hunchos De-. head lettuce. Tor Sc
curly lettuce. for Be, bis cucumhets. Be-
each fresh tomatoes 2 ms 9kc; Ar
onions & his Toe lHfanherries , boxes
isc, cRnteloupes. Sc each, pie cherries g.
"a cocoauuts. i0c each bananas 90
dos. pincappies 100 ihi best Norwa,
mnckerci Tor ihc fresh rcd salmon.
inc H. smelt. lbs. CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
PUBLIC MARKETS
riKn r,cr

stall ~. he fine graduated suEar.
SIC stalls Tf-3s. fresh pasteurissa milk
a. At. O. ~ stalls stft. best peanut
butter. ioc 10. stall t&.t 40 - csns
Of peaches and apfirots zoe stall 1894
corn or Eiuss starch. ior pkrs &c. Jar
ruhbers . doE lee stall o. shsmps gne
cider. zoe Ehl stall a.. usN pntatOes. ?
lbs 2tc; lemons &c each apricots &C.
doS stan So cucumh~rs Tor Toe stan
81. curumh~rs 8 Tor Too. stall 1897. salt
pork. igi4c ~. stall a. pork sausage
lie II stall "a pigs feet. Sc ~ stall
ib2t best butter. lbs Sc Stsii as
Danish butter. ioc 70. stall 1871. Catifor-
mia. Jack or i1mhurksr cheese itc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
ORDERED TO MOVE

An army OF 100 gypsies. with
long wagon train. which had en-
camped at Lake Forest PARK. we're
driven out OF the county Wednes-
day by Deputy Sheriffs Spaight and
Won Gurst. following numerous
complaints from residents of that
district. who said the wanderers
were begging. stealing. proving
around and trying to tell fortunes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

| stall . halihut lbs itc, smeit. lbs
I shc. Chinook salmon 100 10 perch. .
lbs itc stall 4 rich cottage cheese Ice
| III; Swifts Premium bacon gtc 10.
cstsup l0c and .tC tuna fish. Toe and
/ 1bc stalls 1888. Jelly glasses Ice don
solid pack tomatoes Zoe Stalls 2 = g. :.
pot roast lie H.. boiling beef. Zoe H.
shoulder lamb. Ice II pork roast lie
: H. stall a. am pickles. Sc dos large
olives. ibc pt stan i0e best fresh but
ter. use 10 oggs dor. sSc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
CAPT, BEECHER IS
opposed TO IT

The proposal TO remove the body
% the late Henry Ward Beecher
from Greenwood cemetery TO the
crypt OF the Plymouth church. New
York. Is opposed by Capt II. r.
Beecher Of Port Townsend. son OF
the noted preacher. who says such
proceedings are against the beliefs
held by his father
III he could be consulted in this
matter. ! know. absolutely. that he
would emphaticaIly say No, said
Capt Beecher In Seattle. Tuesday
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

stall. tf2-is. olives iSc %. No -
cans ssc. lbs dried peaches. sc stalls
casa. Is lbs sugar e&c. Gee coffee ttc
ID. : Sc bars soar. 36c. Onto matches
skc don. stalls sg.ss leaf lard isttc %. (.
choice steaks. lac 10 hams isc 10
stal IL. spinach lbs. Sc. lettuce. 2
peas The use. cabbage heads Sc.
stalls 1871. Yakima honey. itc comb
pineapple, rec can stall ,, veal stew
Toe ~. pot roast. Ice 10. yea, outlets
lbs .6c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
SERIOUS CHARGE

Castanzo Galyagno In on trial
Wednesday IN Judge Ronald y
court charged with accepting the
earnings OF Billy bernard. 20. a
girl well known to the police here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
TUBERCulIN TESTED COWS
WIN

International milk show judges
at san Francisco have awarded the
gold medal for market cream to
tuberculin tested product of c. 0.
Eckman. OF Enumclaw. according
to Health Commissioner Mcbride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

Niee ifari sund saii8 n~u cottage
cell chicken houses fsafftF
ffrsFrd aHH fenced uuutEfr'tr-
tfll= Wee 20 lake. nnantains arf
Hsaitt. enif no tninutss SILK
g. fsrrf rfier Is1s terms SO
cash tit manthff tnaiudina in
trrsrf Or aFFs tract unfm
proved ~ sass go frur HHn
terms TO 49, these places take
fne rHnnff fwffF ~ MHhisna phfh
seruss ta uafh~ a rarfafs ~
flee On NgfAt4na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

Eleven men detained at San
Francisco by order of department
OF Justice are alleged to have been
recruited for war service in Eng
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
REAL ESTATE

~iftf bungalow. fHat completed on -.
sore trart NJ good land on Hratsi road.
miles fruu annhamish wash and "a
minutes walk from ouf mills 81 Ttifee
i.ahts This is snap and 10 only nns
~ our many land bargains We Hfs
selling iarEs desirable Hfaa tm
nsdiatsiF around nuf mills Prices and
terms are riuht ard
YOU DEAL WITH Us DIRECT
irt 40 shoe sou Write of saa
r. H. MEIKLE1OHN
Mar Land Dept
1901 y e. Hmith HfdH seattle wash
THREE LAKES LHR co
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NONTn ~ AcNrAGr

NORTH END ACREAGE
unf en- acre on ths nee road between
Lake WsshtnHtsn and Fusst SOUND. TO-
tasH furesf rark second addition
rats 10 property that 10 SURE o. In
sfeaac lu value uithtn a soff frw years
The price 30 fter an affe nn terms ~
$40 dpsH end a. tn month % ynu
maHt an investments fhaf win tuF hHY
hers auto tffns 20 snnN tnls iand a.
80 900 aut 30 ~ daily Cali
us % end maAe an appointment 90 se
and So co.
OLE HANSON a co
rhifd fissf See fsrs niees
NNoiiuNtHu COUNTY
- acres - MILES from uFanife fails m
suad fpRt in fhteaiy settled rrtnh.
hafhapd The saif ts ufsf riass Aad
pes uiiariH adhptet faf hsfrG ratslns hnH
truck KafNshtns Vhts tract frnhts un
ths Hfnissuamish uFsf fine home
ptaes for come amn ~Fa SAINTS t4 really
srf bars fn the Iant The pfifr T. ifs
~ srre eu isrms - Sc aavn and bal,
anfs a. tta nnafh
utE ifANsoS 50
rhtrt flnnf Nsa rark ule~t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

HOOD CANAL wkrEn FuNr
fa aerss or Wnas eshaf near ufis nHn
zee feet - safsf ffanf tide tsnes g.
~ifh ere property a. tee rhis - q
iaN hank. fire fishtas 40 lAnai suui
srrt horns Terms tt6a cash balance
as q month
oLE uASHoS 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

~ Alitfo t}fk ItiitN btNo
Nearly level with running water, easy
~ eioar and close te saWmil tele.
phones. a. o. - price $500. on terms
II j. MARSH a. co, 1909 Sd AVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

\ steamer viii leave Seattle every
SUNDAY az 300 a. m Tor ror, Town
send direct
steamer Kulshan win call at Port
Townsend northhound Saturdays
only leaving Seattle AZ 10 = M.
Points marked =. are boat landings.
Passengers Tor these points ana FOR
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements Tor landing
and assume an risk and liability In
making such landing steamers pas
sanFrr rate does not include boat land
Ing charges.
baggage liability II limited Go wear
Ing apparel not 60 exceed 500 for
wholc ticket $50 pounds allowed free
steamers and schedules subject 10
change without notice Freight re
ceived daily FOR Rli points tcxcertinR
Tnromn1 named IN above schedule
Tickets must be purchased 80 ticket
offlce Omen from sac q I'M 60 ! 90
midnight
PtaFr sOt NJ NANiG>ItnN 60.
Ticket office. talmnn Dock,
Phone. Main anOa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23

? ooam Str. rotlatch. FOR Port fSam
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
''nengor and all except
points on Hood Canal Monday
ON sunday trip calls
only 1T Gamble, Brine
mon Hocdsport rot
latch and Union City,l
ARRIVING hack IN So
lattie 81 1880 y m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-23
SEQ A LOT

q iHis .tffUH each. rissa e. anIdrn uaf
dr1 rafh NORTH ~ 80 uuits sound
tlas IfiHr ftfH ranh
NptHu a HHuUrUu
neH vernon liare Fh9uT ballard SIS
NfCE attractive .raaiu house an = iafHs
lrtsi trart ~ land Sc Msdina it min
uirs from Hfhttis and ts fare sistffi.
liHhtH. telephone HrHuat anf store
hHndf Price uutf ffft. nn eHsf terms
SO each halanra go PER month HaH.
e. af 1909 o. e. smith nunfInr
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WATER FRONT LAND

LAKE VAsHi%eT0N TRkcTa
SO 600 per month SsariF one acre $3.50
Three blocks from lake. 80 igantta
running water. fine Hand VIII show BY
auto " " Vincent zoe American
Rank Main 1870
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IS For Rent unfurnished
HOTELS


TftE NfHNtNfH HOTEL
virginia st ana Eighth Ave-
Tee anr cars VIA wsstiaks ave iQt maii
-ru elegantly fnrnisbst rpams ~ith ere
h=st ta ct-anliae.s eaHsfafs saA renft~sg
fef the trast money Tranairnt. see TO
o. HeskiY. tise 10 - Kitchen pfisi.
lsses
THE ANNEX -rott Etshth rssr ws,',
faae eve sae. rieaa furnIshsf sfsarls
heated bedrooms ffaf menf. free baths
ant phone Transient ett wsehigii ~
OLYMPIC uuTEt. Firsf srf Yssiss
var Convenient 10 rtrs boats sud
tfstns wrsk 60 1s aaa uR. trsnsl~nt
see and up.
Easy saisias disisss absais,siy aao.isra
clean. abundant hos satrr fFat Nfnfh
Eiiieti isis
s. ~ ASp o. 20 wEEK Fafnishsi sasY
walking distance mpdsrn 1901 M4iu
Phone beacon iatf
T. ~ rF wEEN WoTEi. EwtNH Ma3,
efn. no, and cold watsr sssth Fifsi
ave
HOTEL. WALTON -sirts snt Ys.isr psT
Hsasens bic quiet comfortable - "a
loan Eliiatt fsse
FNxroN HorEtg-ts SO ~sss 30 hpuss-
keeping suites - Thisd ard cheur
Main iaas
TRANSIENT asisias rooms ste asa W
ifaem First
q 81 WEEKLY Hotel visinE 3si West,
lake
~, s,sg Z Z 1-~sss - "
~ FURNISHED ROOMS
TCELY UNFINISHED slnsis ara house.
Keeping rooms 81 90 per wsss enf 81
sss Lsaofa a
FrUNfAHEp ROOM satfahis far tso ssn.
slsm~m 1892 Second " Queen Anne
LIZ FiREr AVA
ioiS ~ s-k y 20 ur
>~~~uo~~>~~~~~-~~~~~Nc ~~SS~~S-se~~~~o~~~~~~~~~
% HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
Two pisasanf farnishsd h8Bssksspias
rooms very reasonable ifss washing
ten = H.eoan atas
mofREHEEriNu nuOMs Nth 5000
ranTs az seventh az
81 50 Up WEEK Nsssit 33so Western
~-~~~~~-~.~~~>~~~~
n pOARDERS WANTED.
|IfoMELfKE sorHfartshis GOD ,hinTs ~
eat. private residence or Iirss
ri1a~ iu. Including laundry work. ils
East 1893
WANTED bY widow arnfisrnsu roari,
srs meals n desired reasonable East
uni1n. f1rd ave ears and itinsy East
1875
WANTED Couple ~ share modern home
aiih board Terms reasonable ballard
WANTED Couple 60 share nicely for.
aished home with board terms reason.
able Ballard gna1
~.~~~~~~o~~~N~-~~~~~~
80 RENTALS
Iieafqusrteva for Seattle
Rental Property
Call at office and Gee list.
j. ~ JAIN 4 co.
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zee feet - saf~f ffanf tide lands g.
nifh ere property 81 tee This 70 q
fire rier~ % eater front good beach
laW hsnk. fire oshiex 40 iasai saHi.
wrr home Terms ttes cash. bsiAnes
tlf month
orr HANSON q 60
Thifa Floor Nss York nie~s
LEAVING FOR FLORIDA
tnusf isst- 81 once ~ th.serr irs-
proved ranch naiiss sfefu taHn snf en-
eeuntf rosd land eisar airio-i isvei
u 3 n telephone anf schools nss
a-foaut house uNh paffh fed hnasr
sheds sell Turkey hraHfsF snnpa
cedar psisfs enough So fence : arfsa 80
sarniturs toais ana iusrfensnts Aisa
fea fufksfs These aisns miii ray hair
~ thi. ranch tnts fail Price tsft RASH
ttse baisrrs a. gs- meath. az Amsf.
lean nans nids
uTAt-fr Nrur aa TIE see rsfi An.
E-Iss a Seattle rafirnsf ~ tbs hssf
- uisfnTsrv haf a domestic ~ fur .
kins itishir improved finest - pure
eatsf. grand ttsw deep watsr ffnnt.
ass lu heart - tUtsFe ~ FHifntnunf
es. arres a. frsetlsn n real aains
come ard So it % Nritp 90 J SHADE.
turss wash
~ ACRES ~ ire level bottom isaa
river front. does not aQerfior near
- cedar timber On land Fins 'ov
chickens docks frsii aud rsffrn Az
f1r fste rash Call t2e4 Hsinisr ave
rfSE tnHf0ATEp ALFALFA LAND
Small ~ tasfEr Tesffs
VERY CHEAP VERY EASY TERMS
write ~ caft 20 free books
iMmfqnATfnH nrpEAU
o. ST 3 nv
second 'snd cherry -. Seattle. wash.
ACROSS THE Ray
ACRES O., Harper etth morning ard
evening service 20 eitt snf good nsiFh
t.ors and school a place Tor home
and good buy fer future Ero~th. only
~ miles 20 business center
PRICE $500. $50 CASH
CLIFFORD a VAN ARSDALE. Inc
~.~~~1tI~Sl1@~>SS~S~~~~e~~~eS~SS1y0~y~
WATER FRONT LAND
FROSTA0E on THE RorNp
See our nrH salt e4tar frnnt addition.
where you can Eei fun 8 acres for 500
Bnd on very EASY terms 80 bluffs fine
beach sprioE wa good steamer sar.
vice 500 phutnr learn fnrta
CHARLES aOMEus COMPANY
Alaska Holding
LAKE VAsHi%eTUN TRACTS
80 600 per month Ssarir one acre $3.50.
Three blocks from lake. - igantta
running water. fine Hand VIII show BY
auto " " Vincent eat American
Rank Main 1870
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SUMMER CAMPS
20 BUSINESS CHANCES

FoH sALE on TRADE
Portable s1wmfi capacity 900 feet psr
day located in finest timber IN county
miles from town VIII give terms
address Lock H9p 30. Twiap wash
ron SALE Candy Kitchen und store
eifh fountain an ia Nrat-class condt.
ton o. Port Angeles cen nf "
Hood candy 60 1901 Puhuc Market
Seattle wash
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MISUNDERSTANDING

SfTSSTsT-T- n FARRrt.t.--tss \. Ns
GENERA practice estates, Law.
arA wife consultation free Flinit -
TWICE TRrE- JOSEPH Att.EN. NJ.
roRSEY. 20 year, experience
Husband sra wife property -
CONSULTATIONS FREE Rooms W.
ses rilesr Must Rits Nsis 49,
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LEGAL NOTICES

iV rWE UNITED FrArNR DISTINCT
CaH53 fsr The WssfefH nistfiri q wash.
iaEfaa NHFfhrfn Division
$50 aHss. NOTICE
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san Juan tsiand@--lteiiinRh ham
i7 90 str. Rssaii~. for rori 3 eoar
midn.htrownseud and REL Tu~sd'y
sunday bingham via all San Thurar
Tuesd' Juan island points satur'y
rfuFa VI
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IA LOST AND FOUND
II FEMALE HELP WTD.

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
s1uKsON KEPT HIS WORD.

One hundred years ago, after hay
ing successfully defended Fort Bow
yer against the British attack, Gen.
Andrew Jackson was preparing to
leave Mobile to begin the invasion of
Florida, at that time Spanish terrl-
tory. A short time before he had
written to the authorities at Wash
ington: IF the government so or
ders, | will rejoice at the opportunity
of placing the American eagle on the
ramparts of Mobile, Pensacola and
st. Augustine" Within another
month he had fulfilled his promise
and was back in Mobile Almost I'M
mediately he departed with his staff
for New Orleans to take charge of
the preparations that were being
made for the defense Of that city
against the threatened attack by the
combined military and naval forces
of the British.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
MUSIC IN WARFARE
Great Soldiers Of the Past ms'h'A'"'N
Absolute Need Of the Mar
tia Strains.

The var between Russia and japan
WAS regarded by many eGpeFtS IN
things military as having sealed lne
fare OF the martial drum. Inc JApaH-
sss armies moved from first to last
allaptly. save for the occasional DlSsI
nj a bugle The drum was consplcu-
ousIy absent Before that war II hau
been abolished in SOME European
armies. but no great war had Deeh
fought without 1t.
NapoIeon was an ardent defender OF
the drum, and he believed, with Mar
shall de SAKE that great general oil the
eighteenth century that the measured
sound made by the drum and the me
was indispensable to make men march
well The drum" the Corsican is re-
ported TO have said, initiates the can
non II is the best musical instrument
m the world. for it never gets out ol
tune" And the little corporal was roma
Of pointing out the passages IN
"Othello" wherein the poet makes the
Moor pay a glowing tribute to the
"spirit-moying drum.
Napoleons opponent Wellington,
contended that without the strains oil
music It was quite impossible FOR
troops to max successful charges
Wanting music he said, men woulo
come up ragged and open against the
enemy.
Musical authorities seem agreed
that, when used in a proper way the
drum is thoroughly musical The com
mon snare or side drum is freely uset
in musical compositions. A large mum
Der Of drummers performing stimuli
taneously out OF doors produce goo
music. In this connection BerlioZ, tn
composer pointed out that a SCUM
that was insignificant when hear
singly. such az the clink OF one or tw'
muskets at shoulder arms, or the thu
as the butt comes to the ground a
ground arms becomes brilliant and a
uactiye If performed by thousan
men together.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
PAHSIMAROI VALLEY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

There are three different parties in
the valley buying horses. These
poor animals are to b shipped to the
cruel, wicked war in Europe.
II. A. Reed is over from Chalis
looking after the ranch which he and
o. D.. Bartlett oNns Mrs. BARTLETT
will move there tomorrow.
Roscoe Hamilton, who has had the
Reed and Bartlett ranch leased fol
the last five years have moved on
their own place.
Dan Metzgar is over from Challis
having tpken the contract to build
the Custer part of the road acloss the
swamp from Ed Normans to Geo.
Crumbs
Mr.. and Mrs. }. G Hammond have
leased their ranch aud have moved
nearer May on one of Mrs. Jane
Hammonds ranches.
Mr.. and Mrs W. 6. Short left this
morning for their future home in
BlackfoOt. While we are sure it is
/ for their good, We are sorry to lose
them for they were good neighhoTs
ana fine citizens and what Is our loss
will be Blackfoot's gain.
Anywhere w have a mind TO look
We see the farmers plouehing and the
cattle being driven to the hills and
ranges for summer.
The equinox surprised Us for with
its advent came about three inches
Of snow which the stockmen hailed
with JOY.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Evens, the May
teachers, anxious for. some good exer-
else, walked about six miles Friday
evening after school tn visit over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sci m slze
on their Morgan creek ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kobbe left thi:
morning for Pocatsllo where Mrs