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Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
This is a fine small ranch. highly
improved and well situated, 16 acres,
S in alfalfa. with 4 good house, well,
windmill, tank and Outbuildings for
SS3OO00 All fenced in small fields.
VIII make an ideal chicken ranch and
you can keep a few cows. Located
west of the Indian school. We will
make good terms on this property.
10 acres of alfalfa for 100000. Last
years sowing is a perfect stand, and
clean. Located 4 miles northwest Of
the city Good school. good neigh
borhood. and a fine road right into
the city. Good terms on this.
10 acres Of fine level land north of
Alhambra brick yard, for s125.0O per
acre This is a fine location for q
home Soil is first class, schools close.
and only Az miles from the post
office a good proposition for the
small rancher. One-third down will
buy this.
10 acres highly improved, all in al
falfa for S25O0.OO. This is a fine
home, has on it a good house. a good
well. stable. corral and is fenced in
small fields. miles from the post
office.
Greene & Griffin Real Estate &
Inv. Co. If
BARGAINS in residences. Ranch
and business property. improved or
unimproved. Houses to rent.
W. K. JAMES,
81 y. Center St. II
FOR SALE-Ten acres near car line
on Indian school road. Excellent
fruit land. new house. Price $4,000,
easy terms. Can sell acres If
wanted Z. E PaScoe, 10 North
Center St. II
FOR SALE&Nine choice residence
lots, in good neighborhood, one block
from car line. Will sell ore or more
at 1926. Fifty dollars cash. balance
ten dollars per month. e. e. Pascoe.
llU SeIlCI 81 11Af ONtild u
WOULD YOU LIKE to buy some
cheap lots on very small payment
down on North side of Washington St.
where there is no building restrictions
and you could put up some small
houses and double your money. See
Sid Is y. LIST Ave.
FOR SALE, s3000-A bargain in
dandy little suburban home. Nice new
brick house with good WELL tank. barn.
and chicken house. Old shade. orchard
OK about so diversified fruit trees, and
some in alfalfa. Close in. and one
block from car line Owner will sac
rifice for quick sale. your terms
Isright's Realty Co, 237 W. Monroe
ST II
FOR SALE-Strictlv first class
modern home, just completed, choice
location, on car line, terms. Owner
SO n. 5th Ave Phone. Red 9432 Con-
solidated. BIB
FOR SALE-Lot in fine residence
section. cheap. Higgins owner. Phone
Main $50
FOR SALE-40-acre alfalfa ranch.
A-water. modern new 4-room brick
house, grand location. miles north
on Center, mile west. First class
in every respect. Price reasonable.
Clark Carson. General Delivery. On
GOOD BUYS for quick buyers:
lots on Center St. 1O0x400. at half
the price usually asked. A few choice
lots in Van Buren, Place at from 5000
to $500 easy terms. Kensington lots
at 500 on easy terms-only a few left.
10 acres close in, will trade for city
property. 6-room house, Evergreen
L.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
ANNOUNCEMEN

MARRY-Many willing members
wishing To marry at once all ages and
nationaIities. Description free. Reli-
able Club. Mrs Wrubel, Dept. /.
Box 26. Oakland. Cal. n
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
WANTED-HElP MALE

DELIVERY BOYS wanted at once
must be over II wears Of age and
have wheel. Apply Manager. Boston
store. p
SALESMAN wanted To sell dry
goods stores. largest and smallest
towns. by leading lace-embroidery
manufacturers Experience of line un-
necessary. Weekly payments ON COM
mission basis. No objection To han
ding other lines. Complete sample
line 80 lbs. Ryan. 49l-493 Broadway,
New York bn
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
FOR SAlE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-New 4-roOm house near
Erill car line. $3.50. Small payment
down. Balance like rent Sec owner
1904 r Mckinley. 1-gs-I:
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

DR.. W. c. ELLIS-RemOved from IL
West Adams to Latham Building, log
West Monroe, across from site of Fed
eral building. Ids
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

WOULD YOU LIKE TO buy some
cheap lots on very small payment
down on North side of Washington St.
where there is no building restrictions
and you could put up some small
houses and double your money. See
Sid Is -. LIST Ave.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

10 acres Of fine level land north of
Alhambra brickyard, for s1250O per
acre This is a fine location for a
home. Soil is first class. schools close.
and only Az miles from the post
office. 4 good proposition for the
small rancher. One-third down will
buy this.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

10 acres highly improved, all in al
falfa for S25O0.0O. This is a fine
home, has on it good house. a good
well. stable. corral and is fenced in
small fields. miles from the post
office.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

FOR SALE-2O lots Los Cruces,
New Mexico. 80 by 125 feet. $40 per
lot See McCabe with J. W. Walker.
81 w. Washington. u
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
FOR Observation-Disclosures

sign cards. as follows: For Sale. For
Rent. Furnished Rooms. Housekeeping
Rooms and many others. loo, three
for 25c q
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

This is a fine small ranch, highly
improved and well situated, 16 acres,
in alfalfa. with 4 good house, well.
windmill, tank and outbuildings for
S23OO.OO. All fenced in small fields.
VIII make an ideal chicken ranch and
you can keep n few cows. Located
west Of the Indian school. We will
make good terms on this property.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

Greene & Griffin Real Estate &
Inv. Co. II
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

10 acres of alfalfa for 100000 Last
years sowing is a perfect stand. and
clean. Located 4 miles northwest Of
the city. Good school, good neigh
borhood. and a fine road right into
the city. Good terms on this.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

FOR SALE-Strictlv first class
modern home, just completed, choice
location, on car line, terms. Owner
SO y. 5th Ave. Phone. Red 9432 Con-
solidated. BIB
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
ROOMS AND BOARD

BOARDING on ranch near town.
Excellent accommodations. Private
baths. Screen porChes. No tubcrcu-
lpsis. Box 9SS Phoenix p
McNULTY RANCH-Health resort
open under new management. Phone
Overland Ranch 72S.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED-Part OF nicely furnished
house by healthy young couple and
fourteen months old child. with ser
Vant. room. J. T., care Republican. p
WANTED.-To lease for wear 1912
a modern five or six room house. Must
be near car line and must be reason
able. Prefer north or northeast part
OF the city Address X. w, Republi-
can
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
FOR SAlE-HOUsES

NEW BRICKS. $4,000 to $4,000. 800
to $500 down. Balance to suit. Greene
& Griffin. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
FOR SAlE-REAI ESTATE.

If yen are interested in home site
near the best school in Arizona: on
the best street-N. Central Ave-with
splendid shade trees-palms. umbrel-
las. ash: with double row of trees and
walk in front Of property. This should
interest YOU. I have two lots: One
200N400; the other a corner 2O2x40O.
Ready to be built on NOW. that
am offering for a feW days at n price
}3 l-3 per cent below value and with
very little money down. Money is
no object. l want good neighbors
Property must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Don't phone; come out See
Valley Rcalcstatc Co. or Newland
Central SITS.
FOR SALE-A real bargain. 50
acres in extra good alfalfa. Well To-
Gated. for good cash payment.
$3.50 per acre. This will surely
stand investigation. See Groom, Is
North First Ave. r
FOR SALE CHEA--1sO acres OF
and, free water, 100 acres in alfalfa
VIII trade for cattle, small payment
down. See McMurtry. office Is North
First Ave. If
FOR SALE-i0 acres alfalfa. north
west. In fields and in first class
condition for dairy stock or alfalfa
ranch, on a corner. and very close in.
At $175 per acre. and $500 cash will
handle it, Look this up. Brights
Realty Co, 237 West Monroe St. T
FOR SALE. S125O-Largc building
lot or North Center St Very close
in, the best buy on the St Small
payment down. Balance your terms.
Bright's Realty Co. 237 w. Monroe
FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix grow.
Phoenix is sure 10 double in the next
, years; get in on the ground floor.
Look at these: 20-acrc ranch on
Christie road $500 per acre. Is acres
OF Tempe road, close in. $3.50 per
acre. 3 small houses, lot 100X200.
$3.50. Groom modern house. furnish
ed. $1,000. 4-room new brick, s110O.
6-room new brick, $500. S-room
Of all kinds. Terms to suit. Open
Sundays. NJ. II. Shelton. 217 West
If
FOR SALE-40-acre alfalfa ranch.
A-water, modern new 4-room brick
house. grand location. miles north
On Center. l mile west. First class
in every respect Price reasonable
Clark Carson. General Delivery. p
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
WANTED-HElP FEMALE

WANTED-Woman. must he first
class cook. i'm the country. small
family. Phone Sub. 3I3. bs
WANTED-YOung neat looking col
cred nurse girl co Westmoreland. p
AGENT WANTED-An Al agency
proposition for a hustler with horse
and buggy. The Bcrryhill Co, corner
First and Washington SITS. II
AGENT WANTED-An Al agency
proposition for a hustler with a horse
and buggy. The Bcrryhill Co, corner
FIRST and Washington SITS. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and wom
an to look after wardrobe. Box a..
Republican. BID
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

GOOD BUYS for quick buyers: 4
lots on Center St. 1O0x4O0. at half
the price usually asked. A few choice
lots in Van Buren, Place at from $500
10 $500, easy terms. Kensington lots
a 500 on easy terms-only a few left
10 acres close in, will trade for city
property. e-room house, Evergreen
Addition lot, 100x235, terms to sui.
buyer, s4500. See US today. Getsinger
& Tolleson, Arizona Auction & De-
velopment Co, sc W. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

FOR RENT.-3 modern brick cottag-
s unfurnished, one of rooms, . OF
5 rooms each good location. E. E
'ascoe, 10 North Center st. Il
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

BARGAINS in residences. Ranch
and business property. improved or
unimproved Houses to rent.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT--Nicely furnished c.
room brick. Would take board for
rent. c. H. Valentine. S25 y. Third
Ave. %
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF MARlCOPA, TER
RiTORY OF ARIZONA.

In the Matter of the Estate of Nancy
J. Mohn. Deceased.
Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters
OF Administration
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

FOR SALE CHEAr-Iso acres OF
and, free water, 100 acres in alfalfa.
VIII trade for cattle, small payment
down. See McMurtry. office is North
First Ave. II
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTEO-HEIPM MALE

RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS wanted.
Write for Phoenix spring examination
schedule. Franklin Institute, Dept.
ILL.,. Rochester. y. y -
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

all in alfalfa splendid show this
i
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
--- CARDS

DIR. II. o. RAMSEY, Veterinarian,
office corner First avenue and Jeffer-
son St. Phone Black 9001. Overland
1906: residence $50 n. Center. Red
e921 Overland 1857.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08

FOR SALE-A real bargain. SO
acres in extra good alfalfa. Well To-
Gated. for a good cash payment.
$3.50 per acre. This will surely
stand investigation. See Groom, -
North First Ave r
Arizona republican., 1912-01-08
MONEY TO LOAN

TO LEND-S12500 on real estate
security. VIII split Inquire room
405. Fleming Block. r
S2500.U0 TO LOAN on ranch prop
eIty. Address. John O'Donner, Gen.
Del. CITY. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-14

Only the woman who has leisure and
can afford real Injuries may indulge IN
the tea coats or frivolous. lacy matinee
Jackets carried now by all the exclusive
shops which make a speciality OF hne
lingerie and boudOir wear. The average
woman busy every minute of her wax
ing hours. alternates between trim
tailored street suit and a kimono. in
which she may rest. corSetless. covered
from chin to toe. Tie smart little mat
inee of chiffon, silk and lace demands
an equally smart petticoat an elaborate.
Iace-trimmed corset cover. and below the
petticoat frills the daintiest of silken foot
wear. to set il off To proper advantage,
and only the aforesaid woman possess
ing leisure has the time. TO say nothing
If the wherewithal. TO don special skirts
slippers and petticoats in which to sit
around her bedroom during the day.
The modern matinee jacket Is far re-
moved from the ancient and honorable
dressing Sacque, which. ironed and fiuted
criSply and hattened at the throat with
a breastpin. used to preside at every
home break fast table The matinee is a
wisp of a thns-a handful of chiffon and
lace without any apparent shape-which
milady losses over her shoulders while
her maid does her hair or the manicurist
attends to her finger tips.
The prices asked for these pretty trifies
often seem outrageous. consiGc1.nc the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-14
SUCCESSOR NAMED
FOR REV. DOYLE
Rev. Elliott to Be Head of
Apostolic Mission House
at Br00kIand.

Rev. Walter Elliott. long prominent
among the priests of the Congregation of
st. Paul the Apostle, is the successor as
rector of the apostolic Mission House
at BrOOkland of Rev Alexander T.. Doyle,
who died in San Francisco last Friday
and whose funeral was held Monday, ac-
cording to announcement made at the
HEADQUARTERS of the congregation in New
York today. Father Elliott is now located
at the mission house and is directing the
work which Father Doyle laid down SO
recently to journey TO California in
search of health.
He was long associated with the late
rector I'm the conduct of the work at
the mission house. and on the death of
Father Doyle Washington Roman
followed the work of the Paulists at
Brookiand looked upon him as the
Father Elliott. who. 1t is pointed out.
line of work of his predecessor and as
laid down by the founders of the Con-
gregation Of st. Paul the Apostle,
Fathers Hecker and Hewitt. has con-
rection of Father Doyle.
AS under Father Doyle. the founder,
the work of the mission house under
Father Elliott is expected to keep front
studies affiliated with the Catholic Uni
versity and representing the Marists.
Holy Cross order and Sulpicians.
The mission house is for the training of
secular priests for work as missionaries
chiefly in the south. where they supple
ment from time to time the efforts of the
parish priests.
About 600 men have been trained at the
institution since Father Doyle founded it
in 1852, and these, it is pointed out, have
proved agents of wide influence in the
realm of Christian work in all parts of
the country, and especially in the south.
The mission house is also the headquar-
tiers of the Catholic Missionary Union,
the home missionary society of American
Roman Catholics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-14
COrsets ait EVenV Price.

work and wait and want and fight .
Cynthia, my Cynthia''
This time he found her hand resistless:
and he took it to his lips, humbly and
gratefully pledging her his fealty and
devotion. world without end.
Round them they seemed to hear faint
chords of harmony, as sweet and Won
derful as the singing of the spheres. soft
ly SOnOrOuS in the vibrant stiffness of
mid-morning: in whose MINDLESS hush the
island drOwSed. tranquil and contented.
In that secluded spot the fragrant. heady
air hung moveless; only the softest sibi-
lance of the seas unending murmurings
came to their ears. \ sense of their
alOOfness. their remote dissertation from
the world. was strong upon their spirits.
like benediction. anonymous as absolu-
ton after confession. knowing their ut
ter isolation. they were unafraid: they
OWNED a trOublOuS future without
shrinking: love balanced all. Peace and
thanksgiving brimmed their naive hearts,
twin chalices for the wine of life.
Then. upon this hush that bound all
their world. as if it were witching spell.
without any warning whatsoever there
fell a sound as quickening as the trump
of DOOM a wild, weird blast of noise
raucous and unearthly-an inhuman bel
low that raSped the ca rdrumS ere its
swift diminution into goblin shrek that
faded suddenly into complete silence
Like children appalled, by a thunderclap
in the engrosSment of play. with single
impulse Cynthia and Crittenden started
apart and jumped to their feet. so to
stand through tense instant or two,
vainly interrogating one another with
startled and incredulous chances: until
again that ineXplicable gust of sound
shook the StillneSS-as dog shakes rat
and again trailed off sickeningIy to its
cessation.
Crittenden shook his wits together with
a quick impatient movement and nodded
reassuringly to Cynthia, who was stand
ing at a little distance poised i'm her
alarm as lightly and gracefully as a bird
on the edge of instant if aimleSs flight.
His lips frightened and his eyes narrowed
with concentration of thought.
1t isn't reasonable he said. with
attempt at liehtnesS to ease the strain:
its the widest and most improba BILE
and absurd thing imaginable; but either
I'm stark, staring mad. or that's a siren
whistle. And that means " =" He in
Dictated his thorough mystilication with
a motion of his hand. wait here till
take a look, he said. sharply.
Sounded as though it came from the
lagOOL-'
Another repetition of the racket drown
ed the rest of his words. He set off in
continently toward the inner beach. run
ming as though he thought their lives de-
pended on his haste-and with half a hun
dred hopes and fears seethinG to the sur
face of his consciousness
Go he continued tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-14
FLY In THE OINTMENT.
By Ruth Cameron.

We'll. you know. there is always a fly
i'm the ointment" concluded the author
mans wife with bromide philosophy, as
she finished telling us why she had not
had quite as good a time as she might
have had on a recent pleasure excur-
sion.
There certainly always is fly in the
ointment to that woman.
And from the attention which she be-
| slows upon it and the certainty with
which she remembers to mention it, 1t
can't be any ordinary household pest: it
must be horsefiy at the very least
something larger if that be possible.
Nor is the authorman's wife eccentric
in this ability of hers to find flies in the
ointment of all her pleasures. On the
contrary. she is merely one of a very
common type. You meet this sort of per-
son everywhere. and she always has sub
stantially the same story to tell.
A neighbor in the kindness Of his heart
takes her out autoing some evening. and
when YOU ask her if she had a good time
she says. reluctantly. Yes. I enjoyed it.
but ! did wish he had come last week,
when it was so much hotter"
She goes to the theater and admits.
grudgingly, that the seats. the play and
the acting were all that could be desired.
Dut tne OTCueStTd really SpOlcO tne WnOie
thing. il was wretched. She simply
cannot see why first-class theater
should tolerate such miserable per-
Torrance.
She goes away on vacation and YOU
find her delightfully."- situated in "A large
and desirable room i'm the pleasantest
wing Of the house. and you feel sure she
must be satisfied at last. OF course. You
are foredOomed to disappointment. Yes.
she acknowledges, lit is n good room.
lint hac ho in N
window. and l do dislike that because
it's SO apt to wake me up. Shut the
blinds? I suppose could. but that's so
much bother Besides il shuts out some
of the air.
Now i suppose if are to be per-
fectly honest. optimists though we are,
We must admit that there always iS a
ny in every ointment. just as the lady
says. The happiest and most fortunate
Of US could probably find out something
which might have been improved even i'm
our happiest day. But here is the differ
ence between the authorman's wife and
her class and the kind of people who
usually come back from the littlest pleas
ure saying they have had a perfect time
one always sees the fly. the other the
ointment.
And this is the difference not only be-
tween these two. but between the two
great classes that make up the whole
world.
To which class do you belong?
Some people are grfeved because roses
have thorns," says Mrs. Whitney; II am
glad because thorns have roses
Which are you?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-14

healthy looking chap. and he and his
mother doing well. Besides being an
enthusiastic supporter OF Wilson, his Ia g
ther Is semi-profcssional base ball
pitcher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-14
JAPAN'S RULER GRATIFIED.
Pleased With Taft's Naming Q
Knox as Funeral Envoy.

The Japanese governments official
acknowledgment of the announcement
that the President had appointed Sec
rotary Knox as ambassador on special
mission to the funeral of the late Japa-
ncse emperor was made yesterday by
ViscOunt Chinda. the Japanese ambas-
sador. who called at the department
for the purpose.
The Japanese amba ssadOr was in
structed to convey to the President the
fact that when the Emperor of Japan
was informed of the appointment he
was much gratified. appreciating it AS
very exceptional manifestation of the
high esteem and regard of the Presi-
dent for the late emperor. The Japa-
nese ruler conveyed to the President
his cordial appreciation of this mis-
sion as "A mark of respect and sympathy
and that the appointment of MIR. Knox
had greatly pleased the government and
people of Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-14

Go he continued tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-14
Conference on Loan Shark" Bill.

The conferees on the so-called loan
shark" bill for the District of Columbia
met yesterday, but failed to agree. 1t
was said today that another conference
would not be held until another senator
has been named to take Senator Payn-
ters place among the Senate conferees,
he having left the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-14

A baby boy born at fredericksburg,
Md. Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
for Gov. Woodrow Wilson. democratic
candidate for President. The boy. is a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-14

few yards of material and lace represent
cd but the handiwork is always exquisite
AMI the bits of soft fabric when on the
shoulders fall in the most enchanting
and graceful lines.
The tea coat is. of course. a bit more
formal than the matinee. which bears
faint resemblance to the "combing jacket"
OF ancient dressing -sacque days. The tea
coat usually has sleeves. even if they
very short. 6raped affairs, while the
matinee is more like little sleeveless
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-29
Sir. $500 mad 9eatidIano.

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Dem Sntereiie geleIen, ipeil iie lih
fret amsipre1en nno hdufig BON oril.
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tungen ieIbit. Die vSreie Brefse fir
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berporgebt. @er baber ieinen Ser
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baupt fir ben Staat uno bic @e-
geno, mo Die Ierwanoten pobner.
lit in GentibIano iebr lebboft nno
es lit unmosIid, in 8ripatbriefer
cine 10 griiuolide @%ufflarung uie
gel1reibune oes fremoen 2anoes
gu eeben, tpie oies Die ,,6reie Preiie'
anpodentlid tut. Sir ben gerirt-
gen 9reis bon $500 nerienoen mir
portofrei infer reidbaltiges $50.
henblatt olf Elm Sobr an irge1o
cine @breIie I'M sluslanoe.