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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-30
The angel burst into a laugh.

The angel burst into laugh.
do you want to be laughing harde1
than thatY queried Freckles.
"a laugh is always good" said The
angel "A little more avoirdupoi:
won't burt me. Go ahead"
well. then" said Freckles. 'it's only
that | feel all over as II belonged In
there. ! could wear fine clothes and
move over those floors and hold me
own against the best OF Them"
But where does my laugh come In T.
demanded the angel as If she had been
defrauded
And you ask me where the laugh
comes In. looking me In the face after
that" marveled Freckles.
II wouldn't be SO foolish as to laugh
at such manifest truth as that" said
the angel. ANY one that knows you
even half as well as ! do knows that
you are never guilty OF discourtesy
and you move with twice the grace of
any man here. Why shouldn't you feel
as II you belonged where people are
graceful and courteous?"
ION me soul" said Freckles. "you
are kind to be thinking II. You are
doubly kind to be saying II"
The curtains parted, and woman
came toward them. Her silks end
laces trailed along the polished floors
The lights cleaned on her neck and
arms and dashed from rare jewels |
She was smiling brightly and until
she spoke Freckles had not fully re-
ilized that II was his loved Bird Won
In.
Noticing his bewilderment. she cried. /
Why. Freckles. don't You know me
n my war clothesr r
Il do In the uniform in which you
Ieht the Llmberlost." said Freckles.
The Bird Woman broke into laugh
hen be told her why be had come
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-30

swamp and searched infinitely all
about his room, but be could not dis
cover the least thing to give him fur
ther cause for alarm. Every rod he
travelled he used the canton that
sprnng from knowledge of danger and
the direction from which II would
probably come Several times be
thought OF sending for Mclean. hut for
his life he could not make up his mind
to do II with nothing more tangible
than one footprint TO Justify him.
He waited until he was sure Duncan
would be at home. n be were coming
for the night. before he went up to
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-30
CHAPTER XIII.

bshCkiFs huTfhHSLfFs
EUT on the trail the Bird Woman
III wheeled on Mclean with a
dumfocnded look
IL do you thing the angel
knew she did thatY" she asked softly.
no" said Mclean. II do not. But
the poor boy knew H. Heaven help
h,mr'
The Bird Woman stared across the
gently waving swale 4 don't see
how ! am goiae 10 blame her" she
said az last. Its so exactly what
would have done myself"
Say the rest. demanded Mclean
hoarseiy. do him Justice"
He Is born gentleman" conceded
the Bird Woman "Iie took no ad
vantage Tie never even offered 10
touch her Whatever that Kiss meant
10 him be recognized Il was the low
ing impulse OF child under stress OF
strong emotion. He WAS One and man.
J A. any man ever could have been"
Mclean lifted his bat Thank you"
Re said simply and parted the bushes
for her % enter Freckles room
II was Der nrst visit and before she
ieff she sent FOR her cameras and
made studies OF each side OF Il aud OF
the cathedral She was entranced With /
the delicate beauty OF the place. and 1
her eyes kept following Freckles as II 4
she could not believe that II could be
his conception and work
That was happy day The Bird
Woman bad brought lunch. and they
spread II. with Freckles' dinner. on the
stvdy roor and sat about. resting and
enjoying themselves But the angel
put her banjo into It's case. silently
EssbsTed up her music. aud no one
mentioned the concert
The Bird Woman left Mclean and
the angel 10 clear away the lunch and
with Freckles examined the walls OF
bis room and told him all she knew
shout biz shrubs and flowers. She an
siyzed a cardinal flower and showed
him whar he had all summer wanted
10 know-why the bees buzzed inef
fsctuaily about IL while the humming
birds found In Il an ever ready feast I
Some OF his specimens were 40 rnre !
that she Was unfamiliar with them. :
ans with the flower book between
lnem tney Kneit. stuuylng the oIaerv,.. 6
She wandered the length OF =
NE cathedral aisle with him, and II
was at her suggestion that be lighted v
Ills altar with row Of Gaming foxfire q
AS Freckles came up TO the cabin o
RON bis long day at the swamp be
's~ Mrs. Chicken sweeping awav 10
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-08-30

III TIRES ARE LOOSE,
II axles are cracked or bent, il
springs need renewing, we are
ready to do the blacksmithing
work. There is no job too big
for US to handle, none too small
TO receive out best attention.
SHOE YOUR HORSE, TOO
IN a way that will make him feel
better and go better. Send him
to us next time.
GEO. WILSON
The Blacksmith
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
RANCHER SHOT
 FROM AMBUSH.
Ramon Duron, Who Lived Near Florence, Was Killed Friday, His Body Being Found Yesterday; Iden-
 tity of Murderer Unknown

Evidently shot from ambush q quar- ter of q mile from his homo eight miles down the Gila river from Flor ence, the body Of Ramon Duron. q Mexican rancher. between G. and 70 years of age, was found yesterday ly- ing on the bank of an irrigating ditch. He had left his house about 4 o'clock the afternoon before to hob ble his horses and had so disposed of one of them and presumably was bending over to hobble the other. when the bullet of the assassin en- tered his back on the right side ranged upward and lodged under the left nipple. It was removed by the undertaken and is believed to have been fired from d 30-30 rifle Mrs. Duron and little granddaughter were at home and heard the shot.
 The wife suspected foul play and dared not venture far from the house. but directed neighbors who made a search Friday evening failing to find the body. Yesterday morning the word was taken to Florence and friends of the dead man instituted the search which located the body. The officers trailed the assassin from the scene of his crime first to the river which was too high to cross. then by a second trail that led first to q deserted house and then nearly d mile further toward Florence be- fore il was lost It is believed that tho murderer went to Florence. crossed the river on q bridge and then departed by means of a train or otherwise. no one knows where.
 There are two theories as to the
 possible criminal one is that 1t may
 be an Indian and the other Is that il
 may be q relative. though only cir cumstantial evidence points to either. It is only certain that the motive was revenge for no robbery was com
 mitted. Duron owned a ranch through which the river runs. The Indians below sought some time ago to put q dam across on his property and dig q diversion ditch through his farm 1 to their lands below. He objected and | ran them away. 1t is said threatening violence. There was at first sus- picion that q vengeful red man had killed DurOn.
 The other theory that points sus- picion toward relative is based on | story of family trouble.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
MERELY WAITING.
Nothing Will be Done in Mining Dis
 pute Until Tuesday.
IASSocidted Press Disbdtchl

1 IASsOcidtfd Press DiSPdlcH
 CLEVELAND March 23.-Whether the 45O.0O0 union coal miners of the United States will quit work and cause the mines to be shut down probably viii not bo decided earlier than a few days before April l. when the present wage agreements expire. Officials of of the miners union decided today to take no action on the wage dispute of the anthracite miners until there is q settlement of differences with the bi- luminous coal miners or q disagree ment This means the coal situation will remain unsettled until after Tues day. when there will be another con ference.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
WILL NOT BARGAIN.
Speaker Clark Will Make His Own
 Campaign m Nebraska.
[Associated Press Disbntchl

lASsociGted Press D1sbdtchl
 OMAHA. March 23.-There will be DO tie-up in Nebraska between Wool dates for the democratic presidential nomination, according to d statement by Arthur Mullen. Clark's Nebraska manager. Speaker Clark will win on his own merits and not because of any weakness Of our opponents" said Mullen.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24

t~o 6ounces. the lower one being joined to a closely fitting plain foun- dstion. The blouse is of the simple peasant style. but with tucks over the shoulders that provide becoming fullness. There Is a guimpe lining to which the under sleeves are at tached and, II pre- ferred, it can be made high at the nee k. T he design IS cspe- cislly adapted to bordered fabrics and 1t will be found quite as attractive made up in houncing. ba- tiste. Swiss muslin and the like as ir IS for marquisette. 1t will be found excellent for the bordered foulards also and indeed for almost all the pretty sea.onable materials; for. if a plain one Is chosen. 1t can be trimmed to sug- gest the border idea. Powered tulles are being much used and would be pretty made just in this way, but mar 9uisette is a we'll deserved fsvorite and Is eminently attractive. The blouse Is made in one piece, but to utilize the border as a finish for the sleeves 1t will be necessary to lay the sleeve edges on the edges of the material and to make necessary joinings under the fucks.
 For a girl of Io years of age the dress, as illustrated |, will require 6L3 yards of bordered material P inches wide with I;s yards of plain ma terial 2 or 56 for the foundation of the skirt. For the under sleeves will be needed F yard of all-oveF lace IS inches wide. To
 make the blouse ,S or rIZ ro-l
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24

What would you charge to do me in oil?'
 "'Ten thousand said Whistler promptly.
 "'But suppose I furnish the oil?' said the sausage millionaire.-Boston Traveller.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
SAUSAGE MAKERS AND ART.

Ipsen. the well known Boston lionaires who buy merely to show off. doubtful old msaters" al fdbu lous prices.
 Their Knowledge Of art" said Ipsen. "is about equal to that of the .Aus2se manufacturer who said 10 Whistler
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
VISITING pHoENIx-John Kline

VTOT IENO TFIOCINE/N H~'1'11 ani daughter. Mrs. pr. Geo. A Zeler. are at present visiting in Phoenix John Kline is a brother-in- law of F. IT.. Greene. Dr Geo. A. Z2Iler he- gained q great deal of fame through ont the United States for the success ful manner in which he has conducted the asylum for incura ble insane pa tients winch is located in Peoria. IL. straints. uses no straight jackets and has no trouble whatever in his new method of handling this hard ques- ton.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24

NO CONcERT.-The concert that was to have been given last night by the Misses Chuck. Iyimey and Dorn was cancelled before the audience assembled.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
HE GAVE BAIL.
Coroner's Jury Charges Wealthy Re-
 alty Broker With Homicide.
TASsociated Press DiSbdtch]

IASsociated Press DiSbatch
 NEW YORK, March 23.-Benjamin Jackson. a wealthy realty broker. who was arrested last night after an alter cation in the vestibule Of his home with J. Henry Lavelle. over the lat ter's sister. during which Lavelle was fatally shot. was held by q coroner's jury In $10.000 bail on q charge of homicide. Jackson furnished the bail and was released.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
DAILY FASHION TALKS
 ny MAY MANToN
A DAINTY BROCK OF MARoUIsETTE.
ny MAY MANToN

THERE borded materials shown ths but
 Ito girls than lowered
 with edge a plain color The made with
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24

He doesn't care to have the nom- ination handed him on a golden plat ter. They can hide 1t under his nat while he makes believe he isn't look ing,-Atlanta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24

off D.n material wide 50 yard.4 A inches wide. blouse of the sizesfor IS They
  for each.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
HOUSE DOES LIONS SHARE

(Continued from Page One.)
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
SOLDIERS SETTLE DOWN.
Order Taken to Mean That Trouble in
 Mexico is on the Wane.
Press Disbdtchl

lfSSOC1d'ed TTeSS DfSP0sIHI
 LEAVENWORTH. March 23.-An order was received today at headquar- ters at Fort Leayenworth that the Sev- enth infantry might unpack. Every organization post has been in readi- ness for active service for almost two The order is construed to mean the trouble in Mexico has sub Si,ie1
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-02-18

FOR SALE or exchange, room house,
lots 100x140; price $1,000, $50 cash,
balance s12 per month. This prop
erty is for white people, near Bev-
erly station. Address j. l.. Kelley,
1900 Pearson ave, West End.
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FOR SALE
EnR SALE.

OIN SALE.
For Sale, $3.50; nice room house, an
modern improvements; in Central park I;
terms, 500 cash and SIS per month, no
mortgage to assume; house now rented
for SIS per month; if you want nome
or a good investment proposition Jake
a look at this.
$2T50-Up to date story house on car
line, corner of Steiner avenue and fop ~
lar street, West End; 500 cash and szo
per month.
For Sale, S30Oo--Beautiful room house on
the crest of the hill at Osceola station,
South Ensey car line; we Will MAKE
terms to suit purchaser: THIS house 10
clear and unincumbered. Mr.. Honie.
buyer, you can buy this home Tor what
it now rents for.
For Sale. s45O0-ITp to date, new, modern
room house; hardwood floors, tile
bath furnace heat; on lot 53x1o; on
North Highlands will sell $500 cash,
balance $40 per month, or VIII trade Tor
vacant property.
For SaleLSeveral very desirable vacant
lots at Crews station, on South Ems
lev car line; we have lots ranging from
$500 to 5000 each, and will sell for 800
cash and $40 per month; now, young
man, IL you want an investment and
want to save your money, you can do no
better than invest 1t in one of these
lots on this small monthly payment plan.
s125a-Four room house one block and a
half Crews station, South Ensley car
line: 500 cash and 81. 50 per month.
Several very desirable lots on Cliff Road
and in various parts of the Highlands
which we will sell on terms or trade for
improved real estate.
We have three vacant lots on Owenton
Road which we will build on to suit
tenant; 800 cash. balance $50 per month;
remember, this is between two car lines,
the South Ensey and West End, and
on the west side facing east.
$2250-F'ive room house on Beverly Road:
comparatively new; 500 cash and 800 per
month; also two vacant lots which we
will sell $500 each, 800 cash and $40 per
month.
For Sale-Two room houses on Mountain
Terrace with all modern conyeniences;
will trade these two houses for vacant
property. What have you got?
For information apply to
TAYLOR & HASKINS,
Or call 5i14 Main Bell.
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1908 South 18th street. actually cost $3.50.
but / am authorized to sell for the best
reasonable offer I can get In the next
10 days; this is a modern, room bum
galow, including servant room In base
ment, also two room servant house on
alley; faces east on nice lot, If you
are in the market for a home about this
size. come around, let me show you this
place, then see what a bargain I'm GO
ing to give you. Try b. Alden Thompson
2105 LIST avenue. Bell 14S, Peoples 900.
s2900--A swell furnace heated 7 room
house. u block car, at Palmer station;
gas. electric lights, etc.: $500 cash, sc5
per month. d. f. Faircloth, Ensley, Ala.
Bell 70; Peoples 20
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TALK WITH ALAN JEMIsON.

iAltN Win ALAN JGMlooN.
For Sale-Waverly electric runabout, 80
cells in perfect condition. Brand new
battery. Price 500 cash or credit VIII
exchange for vacant lot about same
value. VIII demonstrate. Address ]. l..
A., Room !, Steiner bldg.
800 shares Zaragosa mining stock at a
special bargain. VIII buy a few shares
Providence stock. but It must be very
cheap. Box 694.
TRADE WITH CHAS. l. SMITH.
Why? Because he respects the buyers
wishes and makes seller live up to a
contract.
Note the following prices and loca-
lions. Can be bought on your terms.
South Highland bungalows: Price. $4,000.
$4,000. $500 and $4,000. also two
stories at same figures: all modern.
North Highlands: Two story, and 8
rooms from $3.50 to $4,000. Make an
engagement and | will show them.
Norwood, did you say? Several new
and modern homes within your price.
See them and make offer.
West End: Located in Princeton, too.
$3.50 cash and s25 per month buys
one, $4,000; another $1,000. and many
others. What location do you want?
Tell 1t to Chas. I. Smith, with Denton
Williams Realty Co, 40l6 Empire
Bldg. Bell 2S5. Peoples 961.
FOR SALE-By owner. easy terms. 5
room bungalow, high, dry lot; street
improvements In and paid for; con-
venient to two churches and two car
lines. Call at 4f4 North 10Th street
Woodlawn.
S3O00-Wil buy room. story mod
ern home in West End: fine com
munity; convenient to car line; terms
very easy.
EWARD /. MOORE REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
2o9-11 Empire Bldg. Bell Main 444.
$500 cash. balance s35 per month buys
new and modern room. story on
South Highlands; hardwood floors
throughout; living room, dining room,
conservatory, four bed rooms; cor
ner lot; price only $500; this sure
ly Is bargain. Denton Williams
Realty Co, 4O1-6 Empire Bldg. Main
2S5 Peoples 961. 21S-3tsu -tu-th
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For cot
tage, good vacant lot In North Bir-
mingham; street improvements all in
and paid for. F.. J. Burns, 201S1a First
ave. Bell phone NJ 766.
FOR SALE-Style Forbes plano; can
be seen the following week at S02 Tusca-
loosa avenue, West End; for inforfna-
ton call Main 1867, Peoples phone.
FOR SALE.
Just bargains. that's all; geo acres 2S
miles OF Birmingham; So per acre.
252 acre farm, well improved and well
watered; one mile of station, q miles
from town: 5000; don't miss this.
Also many other attractive farms.
II. II. SELF,
sol First National Bank. Phones 1910
FOR SAIE-$3oD0 modern room house.
lot 74x1cS, on Fountain Heights, $1,000
cash, balance 500 month. or will trade
my $500 equity for $500 cash and vacant
lot in any good suburb. BY owner, F. n.
Houppert. 3l9 N. 10th street.
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FOR SALE.

2109 Eleventh avenue, south; II rooms,
modern, and will sell or exchange. Price
$4,000; terms.
CRESCENT AVENUE.
1905 Crescent avenue. This is really dis
tinctive. Was built for a home and
occupied by the owner now Eight
rooms, lot 90x17O. a public alley In rear.
Price $4,000. Terms. This is a bargain.
Go see It,
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(THIs COMING WEEK.
PERFUME
LEADERS
WORTH
ATTENTION-AND YOUR ORDER.
Quadruple extract, famous brands, In all
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no restriction on quantity. Quick delivery
made any amount desired
Carnation Pink,
Crabapple.
White Rose,
Violet
Heliotrope,
Lilac and
Locust Blossom.
Locust Blossom is a very unusual odor,
which those seeking dainty fragrance
of rare sweetness should try.
Other toilet specials to supplement your
needs:
Best quality red rubber gloves, 81 value.
all this week, SOC.
Bel Bon Talcum, 25c size, 12c.
Corylopsis Talcum, 25c size, 12c.
Rose GIycerine Soap, transparent, &c.
Violet Ammonia, large size, 1sc.
Buttermlk Soap per box, 15c.
LETAw'S PHARMACY.
City Hall Bldg. Cor 4th and 18th.
Two PhonesZBoth Systems.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word n dny, no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
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YOUNG man OF ability and reliability.
experienced store and office manager.
mercantile and railroad lines, good ref
erences. large salary not expected let
me show you. Address RS. care Ages
Herald
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West End: Located in Princeton, too.
$3.50 cash and $25 per month buys
one, $4,000; another $1,000, and many
others. What location do you want?
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-02-18

IN the heart of Norwood; s4750, on very
easy terms, buys n brand new. 6 room
bungalow facing south; this is dandy
little home. Try C. f. Stier, with r.
Alden Thompson. 2106 First avenue. Bell
143. Peoples 900
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FOR SALE-Northeast corner 18th ave-
nue. and 18th street north; 115x308 feet;
has three fronts; Sill so per front foot
on the long side; terms. l.. G. Petty
john, 1902 5th avenue.
WANTED-,ro sell two room houses at
Mason City to colored $40 down, balance
like rent. Apply to r. e. Bentley, 321
Brown-MarX.
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FOR SALE-A new room home In Nor
wood, oak floors in all rooms; furnace.
etc.. good location; get price and terms
]. w. Brazeal. with II. M. Henderson,
Bell 1902. 412 Empire Bldg.
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S55oo-Beautiful new Z room home. all mod
ern, hardwood floor, tile bath. beauti-
full electric fixtures and papered
throughout: sleeping porch. furnace
heated, near two car lines; small cash
payment, balance like rent Apply to
Gunner 1nI oSfh sf,-naf 2=1T-ot
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Tell it to Chas. I. Smith, with Denton
Williams Realty Co, 401-6 Empire
Bldg. Bell 2S5 Peoples 961.
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1880 on reasonable terms or VIII ac-
cept well located lot near Highland
avenue as part payment for the most
artistic home on the Highlands; situ-
ated one block from Highland avenue,
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WANTED-By the rector of a large Eps-
copai church in a prominent northern
city position of trust and responsibility
with some large financial or commercial
institution. Advertiser has had 10 years
practical experience before entering the
ministry with large manufacturing con-
Germ: is an expert In dealing with die
fcult problems and perverse men: tact
full. resourceful and observant age So.
and has excellent reasons for making
the proposed change: highest references
given and expected. Address Ability,
p. o. Box 1892. Philadelphia, Pa.
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% per cent Investment; $4,000 one store
on corner, one side store; 8 room
houses rents all the time for $75 per
month; this is in Ensley; terms n cash,
balance ! and years. D. F. Faircloth,
Ensley, Ala. Bell 49, Peoples 279.
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FOR SALE-Modern house, Richmond
place. half block from car line; good
neighborhood. $500; part cash and part
time; this is less than original cost;
house and servant rooms all rented to
good tenants: no commission paid to
anyone at above price. Inquire at 1904
South 18th st. Bell phone 1905.
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e7S00-Smal1 cash payment, balance month
ly, If desired, buys brand new strictly
modern Z room, brick residence, facing
east on South Highlands. One block
from Highland avenue. Williams
Realty Co., 401-6 Empire bldg. Main
cS5: Peoples 961 2-1S-3t-su- tu-thu
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FOR SALE-An attractive home in West
End, (610 First avenue, Princeton).
Faces south. Splendid lot, well elevated.
One block of corner. Built by owner
for a home Call Bell 1902; Peoples 1871.
and will take pleasure in showing this
home. See it and get price and terms.
]. w. Brazeal. with II. NJ. Henderson,
az Empire. 2-l6-2t