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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ACME METAL CEILING CO Inc, man
ufscturer Of metal ceiling, bl2 Il iisth
street, Manhattan, and BOO B~roadway'
TORS. Liabilities. $4,000; assets, 10000
rho business was started in l9n' and
Incorporated in August. 1910 Capital
II. MALGOoD & RRO.-Petitiou in hank
rupt,> hl.d 10y creditors against Harry
ana Benjamin Msigood, who compose thu
firm NJ u Malgood 4 Rro. wholesale
Judg" Mayer appointed Sdrnue. u. Luin
mi- recciv'r bond 5000 The court
authorized he receiver 10 carry on husi
np-~ FOR i've day. Liabilities SIS, 600
uuiuti asS,t-. $4,000, actual assets,
si5,ooo to $1,000, I'M nominal a,;C's
600. and deposit of a lease $1,000. The
business was started In 1905. IN to six
months ago IN" Maieoods we're Officers Of
4 millinery company which had stores on
sixth avenue, Manhattan. and Fulton
street. Brooklyn.
MtGDALSkY BROS. Inc, wholesale shoe
dealers IN church street, assignment to
william 7. sherman \ petition IN bank
ruptcy vas also Ned against the cor
p~oration by creditor. tn. compSnE
Brockton. Mass. and q retail store on
sixth avenue. John Migdnlsky Ia pres
ident.
LIC1EN KNAPP. q merchant Of t3i THIRD
sreo'. Long Island city. Ned a voluntary
petition IN bankruptcy Yesterday IN M
United states ll~trltt Court. frooklNh
Tho liabilities are given as S2b,Os and
the AssetssS 1870.
MORRIS ROSENSTRANC1i, doing bust
ness a. IA" state Hat Company, manu-
farturcr Of Women'S hats, q East Fourth
street. petition In hankruptcv nv credt-
tors lie also made an assignment. 10
JACQUES = G,eenhsrser' IiaeiIiti'''
GREENBAUM & %FtSHGoLp Petition in
bankruptcy aled nv creditor" against
Abraham Greenbaum and Ss niue Ffsh
gold. doing business a. the Rose Drcs'
and Waist COMPANY, l5s Green's street
Liabilities. $500. assets, $1,000.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
HAGER EMBROIDERY COMPANY. 3set
1nird avenue, schedules snow labil'tiet
Of 1854 and assets Of fll.S50.
: & = FURNITURE COMPANY - Az"
~ Y schedules show liabilities o'
S15i aud assets Of sl0i'.
LEO ~GOLpBERG furniture. 20 Ayeru.
r. schedules show liabutties Of 'io.o77
aud assets OF $1,000 IN stock.
Receiver Appointed.
rETrR EcKEL-1udge Mayer has .p
pointed Arthur n Reagh receiver for
Peter E,ks|. pakcr. 100 LeuoN avenue
Co ."rvc without compensation
Assignments.
Il TA>ENRLATT & 'o.-jaooh Tan"r
Iatt and Lou' po.irh. coWto.inE M
H~ru ~ T. Tauerhiati & co. msrufa~
turer- ~ umbrella handles. I'll Ets'
EIeh'h street. ass grment to Henry 81
ternan.
! II'Lit-S kAPLAN and PHILIP WATCH
STEIN manufacturers ~ hat frames
- Bond street. Assignment to Isaac u
H~oIrhrrif
SAMUEL IiSs. ~ East 10th st, assign
meut 20 J Irving Ncis-mau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
UPTOWN APARTMENT BUYER.

Frederick Brown Of tho ~dlsbandcd
B.ovu.N. Realities is the buyer Of
E,on Hall aud Rugby Hall at 20 to 81
lI.remort avenue. the sale OF which
1As reported On THE Sun several weeks
,ro The rouSes are eleven stories each
md cover a plot 1l3 feet wide and 100
,ec, deep Mrs. Lillia n. Hyde, the
seller. bought them In 1911 from Il.
crystal for 100000. She has sold them
'or $500. 000. it wsj said yesterday. The
Douglas Rob uson. Charles $. Brown
c.mpau, and tioodale. Perry 4 Dwight
negotiated the sale. Title was taken to
the property yesterday. Negotiations
,re pending Tor the resale Of Rugby
Hall. ~ % and - Claremout avenue,
d client of Goodale. Perry 4 Dwight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
LEASES.
Manhattan


iitTH ST. 5t9-ea " gu 1osepi S%rckio,,.
SKY to BENJAMIN Winter and anu, 3tlS
bwaN,. ~ .%rs FROM Arr !. .I9i'
i35TH ST, "3S 30 W all--Juseph Spektor.
Ky to BENJAMIN Winter, and ano. a6h
Bway. "a yrs from April l.. 1918: atty.
MI GosSett 500 B"aN 5000. 5000
lohTH -. 2i3 u. part ground nooi -
heiser. Z yrs from Dec /. lgll. atty.
Joseph l. Holman S3S Kcily ST.. $40
al Az. 1901. store and hssemeut-Js cob
1. Ldssner to bouis Brown, ilg W llith
II al: Nrs from Feb 1915. atty.
Ehitng Brewing TO. $50 - AIMS. ave
WEST BROADWAY. sO-e2. rooms SIS So on
sixth noor-trederick Gerken to W 4 y
I%ouglas. I VI from May !. 1915 atty,
Joseph q Williamson. Jr. 2os broad
MNpiso> 81. i7G. ali pwore,z Resii,
90 IN Mandel ~Gershovi'z. i7s Madison
~. 29I2 yr~ from Ian + 1918. ATTY.
samuel SiInSkN. 10. $assau ST.. s.. 900
IT Az. az. store and cellar Harry y
kohn 10 Albert Eiscu and ano. az JON
aN Yrs from April /, tato. attvH.
lsburg Bros, 10 Leonard tt 81 500
Bronx.
81 N<S'S Az. is2. store and cellar John
Iahn =, Pe'er tolie. Is - Aun's IS.
. VIZ FROM MAY L.. 1915, at'ys. Hilire'h
and y, 30 uV and iiNth 81 ..... 81 tOU
WILLS AZ. rs, store. AIoIph Steinc"
20 Morris Levin. clS Wills az. o ,ra from
Jun" +, 1918, atty. George j Sf-.cker.
5000 81 Az ......... ....,... ...... $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
TMOMrsON.s on suxTu AVENUE.

A two story store and show room is
to be built according to plans filed by
Frank Straub. on the west side of sixth
avenue s0.7 feet south OF ~Forty-third
street. on land owned by the Ridley
Estate. II will have a frontage OF 1910
feet and a depth Of so feet. Edvard
Berger IL the owner Of the building.
The John n. Thompson Restaurant
Company Of Chicago. ILL.,. is the lessee
The cost has been estimated at SIS, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
$4,000 HOUSE FOR e1sT ST.
John r. Pratt VIII Erect Fine
Home Near Fiftb Avenue.

John T. Pratt, an attorney, will erect
u me dwelling, with a facade of brick
ana limestone, In tho French Reuai.-
sah'c stE!e al Z and 2 East Sixty-frst
street. The new house. which will have
five stories, will cost 100000. according
10 the estimates of the architect, Charles
=. Platt, h filed the plans yesterday.
the proposed dwelling will replace two
Old fashioned dwellings which MIR. Pratt
bought of Edward Tuck and James
fosenthal respectively in May. 1914.
the new dwelling will he next the large
mouse Mrs. Pembroke Jones built on the
site formerly occupied by the home OF
the 1sham family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
LOCk WOOD BILL DIsCt ssED.

Discussion on tho Lockwood-tllcn
bogen hill viii he held by the Broadway
Association at the Martinique Hotel
Wednesday evening. March - Taxpay-
ing bodies are invited to join In tho dis
cussion by notifying David u hiuson,
secretary Of the Broadway Association,
Martinique Hotel Mayor Mitchell. Robert
:. Binkerd. secretary OF the city club
Robert r.. Simon Of the Real t,stat"
Board. Clarence Subway, Laurence NJ
II. Mcclure. Stewart Browne and Allan
Robinson have been invited to discuss
the proposal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
sr>rRs " RECENT DEALS.

h'-'f'i Bapkpwsky IL the buyer OF
SIS tory elevator apartment
soUae u p. no south corner OF Mount
''.. l.tr@ West and I24th street, the
"' OF w'''u was reported by tho Ger
nav savings Bank in THE Sun yester-
ua' D-' bank bought IT in foreclosure
VI I''ort ON u single hid Of si47 900,
''-' u l"cArn is tho buyer or tine
IT, 80 be story loft building at III to
90 '"7' T..rty-tirst street, reported SOLD
.eeil'v by IN" George Backer Construc.
.", % .pany. The structure was held
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
JOIN ADVISORY tOI>,II.

The Advisory Council Of Real Estate
Interests announces the election of Ed
mund l.. Baylies. william NJ wins and
william r. Wilcox to its board OF coun-
sci. and Burt l.. Fenner. architect {:
Charles r.. Knox, engineer, and Daniel
r. Moran, engineer, to It's advisory stan
of experts. Frank PATHS n, engineer.
and Evarts Tracy. architect. have also
been elected 70 the industrial code com
mittee OF the council, which is also com
prised Of julius FRANKIE and Louis j..
HOrpwitZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
LIS E<DF NJ.
n

6lST 81, : s ?T6 = nth av. Soxioo, two
actions Edith y Halsey W. David kass
Of a. foreclosure OF two morteagesl.
atty. u swain.
10Th ST - w-Enpirc city savings
Bank " Harry Herzog 81 al foreclosure
Of mortgage. atty, g " DAYTON.
PATH II. ~ and lis " Eugene II
Ro~enqu'st - a. ~ Luciano G'ulisni -
al foreclosure Of mortgage sttys, At
LEXINGTON Az. II " cor ssth st 1oos
Ns-Maric Himowich vs Harriet :
Goldsmith ct Al foreclosure Of mort
ragei atty. j y Heifat
10th ST as and $50 W, two actions
john + g Alden Vs Rloshcn corp 80 a.
foreclosure Of two mortgages attys.
'arv 4 carroll
63p ST. rs W Society for the Relief OF
tho DESTITUTE Blind Of the city OF y Y
and Its Vicinity ~ Fredericka Levy 81
al foreclosure Of mortgage atty. = dc
p Foster
K1NGsBRipGE ROAD, . = cor Davidson
aV, l20.sN325 t--Frederirk l. Hsug We
Of 'uortgsrel; attys, Reeves 4 Todd.
RlVERpALE Az. = adjoining land Of
Thomas cannon and Margaret logan,
2sxlO0. also Riverdale av. . =. - n
and known as Cogsn's Alley 25NlOo-
David Mayer Brewing 60 ,r James XII
leen ct a. foreclosure OF mortgage ,
atty. W klingenstein.
PROSPECT Az. " =. 1875 n itsth At. COX
u? e-Lcuisa Adsni sgt Rebecca Gold
R-own 4 Glass.
BRONX. ST cs.s.si5 n and n Mapes
N-Iu-tus u Michel ag' Hannah y r
Michel ct a. partition. atty, q Frey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
RENT NEAR TUE sEA>HORE.

The Lewis II, May Company has
leased at Edgemere. l.. l., for =. & 7.
CONSERVATION Company a cottage On Har-
rimau avenue 20 sig Weltner for the
Edgcuore Building Corporation a cottage
on Beach Forty-thjrd stree, 10 Harry l..
Brcs.aN for Mrs. HANNAH Allen a cot.
tagc ON Cheeve- avenue to II. Abrahams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19

T'" H"'phc1 LAND and Improvement
,,onpa. Hte sold 70 the American Lead
'''.. '."t'tus ~ three story dwell
y ". ..nf lu3N7i. At the northwest
'' .' Willow avenue and Fifth
.'''".. 81 .."<'n. AZ a site for 4 factory,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
sol ~ No>hEHs HOME SITE.

'tr.et b. H~drthhornc, Receiver OF
."N". Oft fur c't" of Yonkcrs, has pur-
..','' a .argc plot Of ground on Bayley
a''.3' the Lawrence property. from
AH' aU Real Estate Company At
SCUM N"'l-'~2 and 10 having plans pre-
p"''9 70. q 'ome for himself,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19

Porter 4 Co. have leased for the John
u. Haskin Estates 70 Morris Slschter,
for a term of years, the four apartment
houses at 952, 956. $50 n s64 Kelly
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
RROK ERtGE NOTES.

Guarantor Realty Corporation leased
tho store on Broadway between Forty
first and Forty-second streets to Smith.
Gray a Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19

ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

18TH ST. 3i5-i1-Clsrk. Louis e. trus,
20 Maiden Lane Savings Bank, 80
Rway sttys. Rocker. V a. {. 81. WI.
tam - ....................... sac. 600
MADISON Az. oaa-,i-rarsons. rliSin. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
HELP WA>TFD--MA r..

MAGAZINE advertising salesman, com
mission with small drawing account write
for particulars aud details OF so.''ns *
p~erience Address e, box rs" Madison
square Post Oh'rc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19

SOUTH America SEM 81 for list ~ al
dresses OF 40 AmeriGhu urWs EN- p,pying 40
American labor 10 So. America go AMER
SERVING co san Francisco, ca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MONTGOMERY ST. 30 & a5-LudoNi..
Ce.adanp 60 sgt Hebrew kinderga-teu
HOFFMAN, ST. n w cor 18th st-wikin-
ron Contracting Co agt Beatrice Tuoti
VAN NEST Az. ns-5os-Jcspph Shauskc
agt carlo Totaro - a. Jun" 80.
.isli 80 ~
ilii 1885
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
sITl \TIO> ~WA>TIp-M>IF,

DRUGGIST Registered Ge0'l" Ger-
aud English. short hourn. moderate
s,'Ary. A. g., hos las sun once,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
Court OF Appeals Calendar.

ALPNNV. March ts--Court OF Appeals
caI.udar for to-mo-roW: Sos. 200. 2sl
and -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
T NEW

South carolina ave. and beach. Private
bath, running water IN rooms; elevator to
street level san parlor Capacity $50 special
rAln.. RnokLot IRWIN \ MlLLIANS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19

SPE ND EASIER AL ASRllRH PARK.

SPEND tNSTtH Al NNbUHT PNHK.
"Thc Town Without a y excellent
hotel accommodations, continuous enter
tainment boardwalk Casino Easter week
Arthur Pryor Easter sunday tor circular
address city Information Bureau. 800
Boardwalk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
Bronx

CROTOSA Az. is4-Louis Bregmau
agt Davii Pi,tronk. Jacob Wolfe and
Joseph ldchterstein, owners. Jacob Woite
and David Pis;-onk. contractors, '3iJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-19
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney

I W " hdTNt anu diIItSN VI l'ph'l aNi
lenders attorney
Downtown.
south Of Fourteenth ST
HARRISON ST, H. . $, ." sNa'7 -Rohert
!. .clark-on 10 American Mtg 60 -
GREENwiCH ST. = :, 100 Il charlton -
sNioo Mar, r smith to Em,grao, ,'ot
yrs, 5 p c. atty NJ ] Seaman, 81 ham
7r I,rS ST cos. =; :, :: s = "a st +y, :;,'i aaSsa w.:
Park, L. Mar IS pr mts 5000 y ar,
WET ST. n F rm HHr mn md nd s ssX'I Bank "a t'o''
chamber ST. Mar IL, 8 yrs, b y ?; ATTY,
NJ j seaman. bl Chambers 1t 10000
EAST 81 Firth av, hetween Fourteenth and
Ay :. ~ n isth vt 2Osss-Msurico
Il Nadler to TITLE q & T co, rs AWAY
Mch is. due rs per bond ..,. 5000
''s S.. 81 T co on. H t., C ' i.a + %o" ny, .' Ss' jise
wh ale " Z =. ~ william I" 5000
West Side.
twest Of Fifth, az, between Fourteenth
18th TT. n 8. 100 . west End Nv, 20,
iO2 2--Rhoda II HOFFMAN to Tite. q 4
r CO. 70 bway due as per bond 500
AM METER M"ci sw. , cor ''i" File r. s' inS
Co, i35 Bway, mch ~. b yrs. :
''r 11t,s sri robert M9 Besk ''s to mex Me,cs mfI';
Holding co, 10 Bwsy Mich -, pr mtg
$1,000, duo Apl L. lHih, 6 p g, atty,
Jacob A Volt, 40 Bway ...,...,. $1,000
Uptown
Manhattan Island, north of 18th ST.
PLEASANT Az, " =. $50 ii7th st, 80 liz
sA--Annis Crsenthal TO Charwyn Realty
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29
STORE POTATO CROP

Director Scholtz OF the state do.
part nent Of farm products IL seeding
out word to the ranchers Of the state
10 store their apotaty cop, or az
much Of II a. they can for tire spring
market He offers tie foiloAing I'd.
wise
ION the basis Of present prize . l
Woul1 uOhesltatingly advise all gro~
ers Who are nnancisIiy able and can
arrange the storage 10 keep their
crop "a the market at tbi. time.
The market has unquestionably
reached It's b1ttom. From now on
as can look for = rising market; To
fact, reports are reaching this once
that better prices are already being
offered at q number Of points.
Farmers are urged 10 not be mis-
led by the crop estimate recently sant
out by the federal department OF ag-
riculture, and which figures have
besn circulated quite effectively by
speculative buyers, 70 their own
profit. The government estimates
Would..not only be grossly misleading
II ture, on account OF the way they
are made up, but in addition to that
We are convinced that the figures are
entirely out OF line with actual con.
ditions and tonnage. Not only are
We forced to this conclusion BY our
own investigations. but also by the
Investigations ~ others whose esti.
mates have been found mOst depend.
anls In the past Take, for instance,
the government estimate for this
years potato crop In Idaho. The 70.
port issued last week shows a sub
Of initial increase In tonnage over
last year, Ahlls our adVices show a
material decrease In tonnage in al.
most every section NJ the state.
Rather than an increase, we believe
there will be an actual decrease of
at least. vent per eent In til 5 year
shlpnent.
Every grower who can possibly
arrange satisfactory storage, either
~ storage houses, cellars, or by pit
tiny method con his own premises
(which Ia entirely practical when
properly done, should provide such
storage at once. =
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29
Whsrs No RsIonpsd.

One OF the wealthy members Of Q
fashionable church In Boston ap-
preached her pastor with the com.
plant that she was greatly disturbed
by one Of her neighbors.
ITS positively unbearabls," said
she said. That man In the pew In
front OF us destroys all my devotion
al and piouA feelings when he attempts
to sing. Couldn't you ask him TO
change his pew"
The good pastor was sorsly psFN
picked. After q few moments reAeo-
tinn he aai6
Well, naturally would Tesa q M.
tie delicacy on that score. more Ospe.
cially a. | would have to give q rea.
/, con. But will tell you what might
do" Here the pastors face became
illuminated with a happy thought. =
might ask him to Join the choir
HArper's Magazine
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29
Pubic Slatsmsnl.

Statement ~ the ownership, man.
agement, etc OF The Idaho Recorder
published weekly at salmon, Idaho,
as required by the Act NJ August "a,
1912.
Editor, managing editor, business
manager and publisher VI. j. Frost,
Salmon, Idaho.
stockholders, Estate OF H. K.
Frost, deceased, Lemhi county, Ida.
ho; NJ. J Frost, ". q Smith W. l..
MGlkey, Tuos. Kane aud A. &. Lud,
wig, Ut Salmon.
Known bondholder, mortgages,
etc, none.
NJ. j FROST. Publisher.
sworn 60 and subsc bed before me
this Let day Of Octnber, 1915.
W, G.. SMITH, Notary Public.
My commission expires Decemb be I
81, 1918.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29

msHt messenger n hT. ArreOd0Bdo
at toe heEIcan s@bassy building.
Shortly after SaEdG, IN response b a
tslepli0us Invitation from Secretary
Lansing. Mr. Arredondo called at
the state dsC aFt'8snt Tor . eJnfof
sncs. NJ. Anedondo Issued tie fol-.
loving formal statement:
Recog' isIon Of the RoVSFnmenG OF
Mr.. CaFFHazA IL . triumph OF Pan.
American poisy snd without doabt
will bring about VsFy soon Ihs 70.
establishment Of peace Asd normal
conditions Ia hsGleo. Fof this. her
sister republics aud THAR worthy
representative hsFs deserve sincere
aud ifatsFnAl felicitstion, - this act
Of justiee has bssa dose fot one u
the republics which has been and
shall continue 70 lie - intssTAl part
OF the international American con
cert.
"FoFslgnsfs haze And aili eoaginos
u have the potsetlon ~ which they
are entitled by intsFnsgi nal lev 81 d
existing treaties Ia aee Tdases SIth
international asity. FOFsign capital
Niil ~ uelcomed and very soon de-
cree VI amnesty. Whien Mr.. CaTTAnga
10 preparing will be issued that sill
permit the hexieAns, whose presence
In MEXICO will not eonstltuIs . vital
nsnAee TO the peace anA eonsolida.
tion Of the governmSnt, 70 return
from thsiT exils. Railroad and tsle.
graph eoaA munIcAtlOa 10 bsing 70.
established ~ RAPIDLY - Dassabls,
The world generally, hawsVsT, must
" lIttls patlsst. ThO UaIted
States bas Auowh itself thFous llout
the last three years, siocs the over
throw OF Madsro, tie eonstans friend
Of the revelation "a IN ssympathy
with Ice literal principles. We today
eslsbEats not this but = triumph Of
Pan. A merican policy. Els.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29
CARSANZE REcOCNlZER
AS hEXICO'S EXECUTIVE

Vesustiano CaTanSa vas Formally
Eegognlled last week A. the chief or.
scative Of ths Republic Of MeXIcn.by
the governments u unltsd States,
Brazil, Chlle, Argentina, Guatemala.
Bolivia, Uruguay, Colombia aud Me
AVAaua,
Diplom attic representatives OF tne
hfst sin Latin American countries,
selected In the order Of their rank
here, we're parties 20 the Pan. A meFi.
can eOnieTehes on Mexican Affairs,
but the action VI Colombia and Mo-
aragua indicates mat all lhs other
rspablics Of the Western Hemisphere
will follow the lead OF their sister
nations Ia extending recognition
Zach Of The governments ssat .
lstIeF 10 Ellnao AEradondo. personal
representative here Ut caTEanaA All
acre coaehsd In ths same fnEm, and
that VI he uaitsd states added Z
foTmal expression % ~ iassntlon
socn 10 accEedit en- Ambassador b.
Mexloo,
lIsnEy PTalhsE glstchsT. At prss-
ens American ambassador TO Guile.
virtually has bsen decided apon -
tnp neAt AmoAasader 10 Mexico. Al.
though . republican In politics. hs
cas- elevated sroa The rank Of allnls.
Ter 10 Ambassador BY President VIII.
soa after long and successful record
10 thu 6iplomatle asrvies
TIE letter % Feea2nitlUn, the goal
- AaGicAn FeVolatinasy elements Tor
nsAFlI three Tears. uAs delivered
wlsnoat ceremony BY . state depart.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29
10 wafer
Suit

Last week ssvsrAi Attornsys sp.
pcAred DefoFe Judge B0tnws and
represented 70 nim that their clients
we're urRing thai . move he taken to
decree the waters Of the Lem III river
and its Tributaries. The court was
asked 10 continue al water cases for
Ihir1J days until all parties oould be
bfough into = suit which would have
for u ohisCt the appointing of 8 ref.
sfss 60 aiudieate and decree the vat.
sFA 81 these streams.
As soou a. these facts became
known huge protest went up from
ito principal water users Of these
streams against such proceedings. 10
- contsndsd that such action would
involve an expense " not lssa tnan
ESQ 0ssi, aud that such was mol neces
sary At tbs present time
t'rou reliable sources IL mas bsen
learned that .thets II abuodAne. Of
water IN ese streams 70 supply the
needs VI evtfy water user, II properly
handled. II /, also said that tbs
flow ~ the stream has steadily In.
creased for several years notwIth.
standing that moro wAtre has bosn
taksa out each year. for Irrigation
purposes.
An sfrurt Is being mAde 70 'orestaIl
an suel att,on and several large W.
liti 'es against II viii b. presented 10
Judge Cpwsn This strong sentiment
against this ~ essdiugs may hsvs
enough IL ausncs Co cause the matter
a. Is dropped at this llms. until
such time - thsts h nOs enough
water b. supply the Ds>da OF all, 10
looks lika needless expense, and
one which many Of the ussTs eau
hardly afford.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29
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county in I
ornamental
All ORDERS
sonal atter
are charge
will be gu3|
desutatlon
Our prices
with strict
our custoT|
order will
is guar an
have 70 p1
our nurse
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4 who are
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Remarkable hSW Many People viii
Take Almost Any Remedy That
10 Offered 70 Them.

A very interesting phase Of human
psychology In its relation TO the taking
OF dFugs 10 illustrated by q series OF
poisoning cases in the middle West. 4
number Of persons received free sam
pies" Of . remedy through the mails
and quite q few OF the recipients pro-
cOeded to take doses Of II, some Of
them with fatal resu.s
There are . great many persons who
win take any remedy that 10 offered
OF recommended to them. Free sam.
Piles Of drugs Of which the recipients
know next TO nothing are swallowed
In largo quantities every day In this
country. Il seems impossible. but IT
10 true.
When q colored maid Of all work
presents herself to q doctor with .
large bottle OF medicine to ask him
whether he thinks there II anything
the matter with her for which that
medicine might be good 1t seems .
Joke. Such things have been known
to happen more than once. and there
are o large number Of persons sup
posed to be far above the cOlOrOd
maid in mentality, and still more In
common sense who present the same
attitude Of mind toward free samples
OF medicine that may come into their
hands. Could anything be more tOol'
IRhf
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-29

London, Dot. 20-2:lO .. IN. The
allies have asked the Serbian head.
quarters 10 resist the TsutoEs and
BulaAElAns for only ave days more,
By when bims effective aid from the
allies WilI b Forthcoming, SAys the
Daily TeleaGAph's Nah oorrsspnnd.
sns under date Of Sunday, The Ger.
respondent adds that, judging BY the
nns spirlt the serbian troops are dis.
playing, they osa hold cue double
that tlme.