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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27

one or more chain systems. The
chain-storo idea II hardly fifteen
years old, as far as the retail gro
Gerry Held H. concerned and yet It
seems probable that oue-fourth OF tbs
gruceiy business OF the larger cities
b. TO-DAY being done on that system.
Everybody remembers the little shops
that used To sell motions Nobody
even knew what notions were, and
they viii have Little chance o. ma
out. for the little wednesdays have
been almost wiped az the map hy the
uye-uud-tcu-ccut stores As a. in
ocN Co the expansion of the mail-or-
o,' .usinc.s The recent export of
-rars i.urluck shows that their sales
fuc. yI-,d s3I. 600 r0O during the last;
year. other houses SNOW am almost
pluul'y rapid expansion, ana the ricn
profits that have Been rcapcd nrn
bringing uoH compauios INTO tho hC,d
ever. fte Scars-I;ocbuck earned
-U. I.r cont ou ,ts common stoca
lJsi ytHr. 'hlcasu plau-order houses
arc today collins groceries, ehu,f,
urN-Eouus and hardware la washing
tom. Tb tio'phia and New York.
Mail order catalogue. which used t1
Dee seen on'g Boo co., b~achwoud- are
Iuw cropping up lH ctv houacs all
,s,r Tho CouUtrN. tp tu dare 4t d.
Uosalh', the che .u--toIcs aud mall-
ordcr houso, have Ven Che onutum-
crs 8pureclnhly lower price, particu-
l'riN ca staples. bat isn't 10 about
time some consideration was given u'
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Market Quotations
Furnished by Curtiss,
Manning & Co.
Commission Brokers, 40 South
Second st, Albuquerque, y. Nj.
curb stock Close.

Arkansas 4 Aria, $3.50; Culumo.
y jerome. = az Calumet ~ -..i-
1onu. AOh mSls Consolidated Arizona,
2U2ls Green Monster, l-l6N,i IS f,
Howe sound 90 q6A jerome
Verde, 20 LIE; Magma chief. x
u Miami Consolidated. 90 a. 80; New
COmtlia. liza ass; Ray Hercules.
4m4N superior Boston, az "a o "a .
Santa Rita, a. y L. V. Extension,
IS = n 3sA Verde Combination. ian
=; Big Ledge. 4m4h Dundee Ari-
iona, lA@2; Emma Consolidated.
IA mlM. Hccln, rs ass; Sinclair,
"a y M5i% Elkhorn oil. iiMS5;
Elk Basin. lev Wl2h snperpa. ia
.tlh Merritt, 25h W25ia; Austin
Amzon, T-.oslie; Big Jim, ~ a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27

Ncw York. March 27-Copper-
quiet. elcctrolytic. spot and nearYy,
nominal, second quarter, $1,000.
5000, nominal. third quarter. $500
a. 32.5O.
lron-Firm. No. / southern. S2i.oo
q $500; so. >, S33.5Om 8t.5O.
Tin-Stcady Spot offered at $50.
Al London. SCOT copper. fi3G. IT.
lures. li35, los, clectrolytic. ISL.
spot tin. l.lN, futures. f217. los.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27
The Markets
Wall Strce,.

WIN EANhtl
New YORK. March 21-OporatiOns
p%rundencd moderately after the OPEN
ing, equipments extending their gains
under lead Of Baldwin Locomotive.
which rose Z points. Snippings also
hardened with some ~ the minor spc-
cialtics o. low priced rails standand
issues OF the latter group rclinquish-
Ing hair then rains United states
steel aud other leaders moved within
narrow limits on small offerings. Oiis
continued |irreEular. Texas company
rising almost . points with hcavinoss
in Mexican ana California petroleums.
Business dwludled in the second
hour. except Tor occasional spgrts in
obscure s%pocialtios and utilities. Mon
tana power rose over three points.
Bonds were irregular.
EfgnUs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-A position as private sec
Rotary, sales manager or Office as
sistant. where executive ability IL re-
CURED. Excellent correspondent.
Graduate OF a commercial, classical
high and Northeastern University Coll
lege Of Law. in Massachusetts,. Can
furnish high grade references; under
stand finance. business administra-
ton. economy and efficiency: system
atizc any department. etc. etc. Ad-
dress y. W. b., Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27
Denver Livestock.

Denver. March 25-Cattle-R,-
,,ipts. 600. Weak. Beef steers, $500 a.
ago. COWS aud hcifers. 5000 Y.3j,
stucEcrs and feeders. 500 $50
calves 81 90 i215.
Hogs Uccolpts, siOo. STEADY, re-
nirh.r Top, &liNo' bulk, Ni ~
-ps.p-EoccIptr. a.uuu Market
.ir.ur. shade higher Lambs Ni"o ~
g. wees. SIl UoH ~ go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27
Kansas CIV Cram.

Kansas City. March &c. Wheat
80 . hard. Se.oN~ 2.l3. so. . r,i
Se.ONu ..os. May. Sl'2a. Juj.
S!Gilk.
Corn 80. . mixed. Sl1NA n l.-o.
No . white. ti.i9ml.2O. 80. . yellow
tll90leo. May. s1l5T july SIT
unts-No. . white, esq Eci No. 9
missed. sac N6tiec
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27

Chicago. March 2i--Hogs-lic-
ccipts. 10000. SLOW at yesterdays y
erage. Bulk. SliSOm Isl 10, light.
sit.t3 15.O0; heavy. $1i45M ljl5,
pigg. SiO.5Um lt.tUo,
Cattle-Rcceipts. 5000. steady. Ma
tive beef cattle. $915H 1885; stockcrs
and feeders. $500 9.S5i COWS and
heifers. $5.bOm 1850.
Sheep-Receipts 5000, SLOW
wcthcrs. tll.ljWl2.75 lambs. fl2 =
Il Is. 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27
WANTED-Male Help

~ ~
WANTED-Agents BY The Belt. the
largest automobile insurance assoc
citation IN the world. Now Offering an
accident policy; annual dues. s5.0e.
pays $500 a week, no assessments,
RerUurces nearly 1000, 900. Terri
tory now available. State experience
and reference. Address The Bel; Ac-
cident Department, El Paso. Illinois.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27

New YORK.. Marel Cotton i.
turo. closed .taary. Na, >I,.s..
Jut $lA.bt October $ih.ol, uc.gm.
D,. sIs.la January. SlsI2
Spot ui,t M.lduus. si.Iv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27
WANTED-Salesmen

WANTED - Four statesmen to sell
stock in an oil deal at Tucumcari.
n. NJ. Wen now down 1890 feet. Live
wires can make $4,000 in next six
weeks. Enterprise OIL Exchange. y.
Q. Mefford. Mgr. Tueumcarl. ". NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27

IF THE LADY who found bar pin In
front of the Washington apartments
Will retur same TO Mrs. Nellie Bart
ley. 500 West Central, she will receive
generous reward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27

LoST-Bar pin. set with six pearls AMI
three diamonds, Tuesday morning In
downtown district. Generous reward
will be paid for its return TO Mrs.
Neliie BARLEY, 500 West Central ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27
Dressmakin
TYPEwRITERs

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand bought, sold. rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter FIX
change. Phone ai4. i22 ~. 4th 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27
FOUND

FOUND-Ladies' hand bag. contain
Ing bank book. Cnll at 1918 South
Second for information.
FOUND-Railroad passes. can ut
1915 South Second street FOR in
formation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27

ron RENT-s rooms. 2 porehes.
modern. SIS; rooms. screened
porch. modern. SIS; ) rooms modern.
fine location. fourth ward. 4 rooms.
modern. highlands, SIS. 3 rooms, So.
highlands, $500. J.. H. Elder, 2O9 w.
Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27
oRARE BARGAIN IN uIGH GRADE
PIANO"

We have a new, high grade piano nj
Albuquerque. which. for immediate
sale, will be sold tremendously cheap.
Liberal terms to ~ responsible party.
II you act quick you win find this an
opportunity Co purchase n nuc piano
very cheap. Particulars WIZ bc fur
nished by writing 10 the Denver
Music Company. Denver Colo.
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SANTA Re TIME 3

McstbOund-
No. Daily Ar. Nv.
T Scout. 49,. T:30p S.G0p
3 California Limited li;0ca ti:sOa
Z Fargo Fnat .... s;45a t0ti5n
The navajo. ... .f1:50p 1900
Southhonnd-
500 Fl paso Express fos20p
SIS Fl paso Express. fO:0sa
Easfbound- Daily
10 The Scout .,. 7:35a s,0sa
2 The navajo ....2;tbp 2:4Op
4 California Limited 6.40p T'O0p
3 Santa We Eight 7ibp 7.bOp
FROM Sonti-
$40 For Is. c g Cnicag 7;o0a
sis For x. e. q Chicago G;esp
standard sleeper for clovis aud
Roswell leaves on 40 500 connects
~ helen Win train No % leaving
Belen NJ 1t'f6 p N.
No = carries y coach only; no
sleepers.
40 SIC will have standRrd sleeper
from Roswell troro traig 80. ~ az
pelcn
p J JoHEsCN AGENT
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WANTED To Duy small payins bus
mess. Give details iu first letter.
Address H.. J.. r, car Herald office.
wANTED-RoOm ana board IN pr!-
waite family. Must be In good
i.elghborhood. Address b, Evening
Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-27

FOR RfsNT-f-room modern brick.
si0 South High. Inquire 9i0 North
First st.
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Wanted


Want 10 buy some setting hens Phone
2O55.
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P J JoHNsoN AGENT
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01
HALLOWEEN QUIET

Halloween was a. quiet affair lin
DsNiditssnd etheS police were 2not
caf1ed TO- quell any undue activities
on the part Of the observers. Of the
fsstiy4t The small boy AS usual,
was out and sort of disarranged what
rsp0rted' 9 sff&TEs FT sAS~FS
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REPORTS. ALARMING

:(By United Press)
I London. Nov. 1.-The greatest ap-
prah hensfoM is aroused over Berlin q
claim that $4,000 men had been cap
tuged in the Italian invasiona gS1ta y
saitf the ftafians' laid down their
arms. It is also claimed BY Berlin
ttsa stsa,ooos prisonersS have been
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01
w WAGES ARE ADVANCED

ssS Chicago, Nov. wages were ad-
vanced and hours per day and days
per month were reduced by the
board of arbitration, which reported
.on.-stl1es-demandse made -.bysstelegra-
3phers ofs the Cbieago.. Rock Island
and Pacific aiiIiylsay system. The
1srso3ad VIII gltave to spend 200 O Sad-
iditionaf u month Tor wages 5&
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01

VIZ SoQsn ECElYES, OBREG0N
sssaWxs1fing gton; 81 President
Wilson sreceiy iyed General fAlysro Ob.
RECON, formerly minister OF war OF
Mexico, >yesterday, who was present
ed W Mexican Ambassa dor Bontlias
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exseoHns1%g & seon1%glsfl lssfl43Fssl8 8)e6Ae & 4 EetE E9A,o, RI,
Ak.SR lBy TndifedTx II 1 1Pressl ss.ss .

washfffgtU NOV. IA boom has
been started for. Joseph Davis, Wis
sGassataa saa9 Hs9Pfbsr be- Of !as fsasra trade
cee5H SkbE 4 s ssnatDiE Hui fing.sN a
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01

FOR SALE OR TRADE-My farm
Of .120 acres, house barn, good
9 EWeN, Id acres under cultivation,
IA AcrSs meadow, $4,000 worth of
itnbera on the land, mites north
sof ,Bemldji, on good gravel road.
~~e- WIN Sell this property sat q bar
gain. Frank Latimer, TIrtle
river. II - ~. :: y : 4Yevel q.
|FOR SALE or RENT A room house,
J first class condition, all modern
except heat. Call at 909 America
Ave. H.. '.> SAILS
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01
Won HERTLIN6l MP R IIlliI d i]I' <s
|%1:.| ACCEPT CHA6GEELO ORSHIT

I. London, NOV. III iiS Sshange
Telegraph %oompany's dispatch from
Amsterdam this afternoon asserted
that Count von Hertling has re-
fused to accept the German chancel-
lorship 'bes 20 aok bis n s tna nab !s
secure . mS3Sfi in the reichstag.' .
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|','S'S'||I ! |. led I ] ] }
;..s:r'oavs:.AlIl[|:E:E!|' \ 3 =

FOR {: SAL One new Round Oak
81 range. Cheap IL taken at once.
IL Third Street Cafe. 1023tt
FOR SALT have "a good lotsFfor
sale, 1877 feet deep, all level and
cleared, next to school house;
small payment starts you ands50c
per day keeps 1t for you; no taxes
for one year. Call and see me.
Herbert Carver. Phone 237.
ae 80 2a., 12-116
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01
NoRWAYS FORMALLY PROTESTS
1TT1CK On HER Y VESSELS

@ssT1S aBy1 UnisSd 5Pressy JfE%sf
Christiania, Nov. 1.-Norway has
made formal protest to Germany
against the recent German attacks
on a fleet of Norway's ships in the
North Sea.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01
SMALLPOX IN CAMPS

.2psIgsy unitsdlI Ipress1Nl5 Il
sWash1ngtons Nov. 1.-Lockjaw
turks in smallpox vaccine sent to
many army camps as indicated at
public health offices.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01
BRITISH ARTILLERY BLASTS ls
sIVk ~ ENEMY CONCENTRATION
lRx limited Pressl

(By United PressJ W flU
London, Nov. british artillery
blasted away enemy concentration
.sround@Psseschendaels emily
prSpsTfng Tor ~ stack General
Haixreports today. 14
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01
HOME GUARD MAY BE
-. .. CA1sL[lEsD "a 4 n 70 = WATCH F0Q:Dl

90 (By United Press) -
St. Paul, Nov, All Minnesota
hdHe gaaIdk Ire expected 'totbe CALI
ed out late today to guard foodstuffs
from destruction, according to Cen
eral RhinoW.
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allMsaT aVitLgNN

II ailUs3Y evi3I2QQ bI& R2lup Tol
uoy .nogi28 iowod iGhsTon 3aiTots51
iu1G}8oy bpG ;d9i9W ,toj9n n5E3 liiW
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-9H9 1sTfs al Di!a YBD]
9df j& jagIno5 I'd iiiw
div Sms9 1DIGT9qo iA
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WANTED-Two furnished or unfur,
X } 4nished rooms for light housekeep'
ing in Bemidji or Nymore. lAd.
dress Rooms" clio Pioneer. n
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.....' TI'l;:lIlE THEY ! \ ARE R'l:,s /:
I, "; v II H. EPl@uz1L o. q sas3s sasas
LEDGER TRANSFERS,

a13itSY tisYfQt tEffaH iskf Hf e,3a9T5iiIl
d But they're 90 practical and
g . durable t that Il lii ylioisi saA ss,. keep
, nearly all you're records2sin
+h.,,+,,E ,E.atfti ,.at uatsZ ana Daa1p sat
iis1 .IlFiGig9g 4fWoaa 1857 5A'ysK
I'D There's q atypetQ meet every
c purpose, = ana the - Pun.
stock forms that fit them are
so carefully designed that you
are able 2to use many IF them
without the slightest change.
Bound in Red cowWhiide Back
land Corners, Corduroy Sides,
Steel Hinges, Top Locking. l.
Let us demonstrate how
you cab II save time tabor and
money byusing,t the q 1D
Post Binder. saa1siTiso 'aF2lb
80 ToJa3si1M - .A sgiG L$<#gat
THEsBElkIDU PIONEER''3
fl @naoCt aaith ~, tt' faaE ElEUh
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sWANTED-Competent girl for gem
eral housework. 7O1 America
Ave. Telephone 443. 111tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01

WANTED Painting, paper hanging
and sign writing. All work guar
anteed satisfactory, ! Automobile
! Spaintingt 2our Especially. L. w.
Snelson, 103 South Irvine Ave,
, Phone 117sF aG5B EpfgS 6-11s
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WANTED-Girl for general house
~ work. n sApplyasto G.. Ryan, 1914
II SBsltrami AvesS Phone S645-J.
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FOR RENT Small office In Mark
ham Hotel Building. Phone 93.E
,a5-xsw II 5-ll 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01
FOR RENT ]

FOR RENT-One modern furnished
80. 10l5tf
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WANTED.

EWANTED44 10 do9wood saving. Call
636-J. 6-1031
WANTED-Girl, for general house
II work: ~ Mrs.s1A.S Lord. IA J e. 6-116
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01

FOR RENT-After~ November 15,
house, modern except heat: 1905
Beltrami Ave. Phone 26-F-5.I
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1917-11-01

FOR RENT-Nicely8 furnished front
room upstairs, with or without
board. Strictly modern house.
Mrs. Belle Brown, 1901 Minnesota
FOR RENT-Furnished. front room.
1 }S17@Minnesotas Ave. - ' ~ 2-112
FOR RENT - Modern furnished
rooms 500 America Ave. 1031tf
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

the last faint hope Of saving his rea.
son.
William Eazed upon the fallen Plu-
tarch. Somebody must a thrown Ii
at a bug or something, l guess" Then
a second explosion sent Its reverbera.
lions through the house.
MY doodnessl' Miss Pratt ex-
claimed.
William laughed reassuringly. tits
only a door blew shut upstairs he
said.
Unfortunately for him, Joe Bullitt
now made his appearance. Mr.. Bullitt,
though almost a year younger than
either William or Johnnie Watson, was
of a masterful disposition. Moreover,
In regard to Miss Pratt, his affections
were In as ardent q state as those
OF bis rivals. and he lacked Johnnie's
meekness. He firmly declined to be
shunted by Miss Parcher, who was
trying TO favor Williams cause, &C.
cording TO a promise he had won Of
her. Regardless of her efforts, Mr..
Bullitt descended upon William and
his Baby Talk Lady and received from
the latter a honeyed greeting, some
what to tho formers establishment.
"Oh. goods cute!' cried Miss Pratt,
Here's big Bruvva Josie-JoeI' And
she lifted her little dog close to Mr..
Bullitt's face. guiding one of Flopit's
paws with Ter fingers. "Stroke big
Bruvva Josle-Joe's pint teeks, darlin'
Flopit." Josie-Joe's pink cheeks were
Indicated by the expression pint
teeks' evidently, for her accompany
ing action was TO pass Flopit's paw
lightly over those glowing surfaces.)
"'At's nicer she remarked. "Stroke
him gently, p'eshus Flopit, an men
we'll coax him to make pity singin'
for us, like US did yestiday."
She turned to William.
Coax him to make pity singin'. ]
love his voice. I'm dest crazy over 1t.
Isn't cor
Williams passion for Mr.. Buliitt's
voice appeared to be under control.
He laughed coldly, almost nafshly.
Him slngT' he said. Has he been
tryin' TO sing around here? l wonder
the famsy didn't call for the poliee."
well, they will" Bullitt Tetorted.
"if you w spring one O your solos
on 'em!' And, turning to Miss Pratt,
lie laughed loudly and bitterly. You
ought to hear SHY Bill %sing-some
time when you don't mind goin' to bed
SEX for a couple o days!'
Lets all sing the tactful Miss
Pratt proposed hastily. Come On,
May and Cousin Johnnie Jump-Upr'
she called TO Miss parfer and Mr..
Watson. "Singin' school. dirls an
Boys! singin' school! Ding. dlngl
singin' school bells a-wingin'r'
The diversion was successful. Mss
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CHAPTER v
Mir. Parcher and Love.

r r. PARCHER, that unhappy
MI gentleman. having been driv-
" en- indoors from his own
4 - norsh had altpmnfed ia road
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
SYNOPSIS

william Bax sr, aged seventeen falls q
Asst sight In cali love with young Miss
800 on a visit 10 friends of his. HIS
sittle sister, Jane. is a fly In the ointment
william Is INT by his mother TO help
csnesia darky Of all work. bring home
one gashtube she had purchased. They
ara accompanied by clematis. Genesis
rongrel dog. Miss Pratt. escorted by her
sriends, comea along with her dos. F1opit
A dogfght ensaes.
The dogs arc separated. William van
,shes, disguised. under a boiler. That
evening" he taifes his fathers dress suit
and calls upon ASs Pratt and her friend
Mss Parcher.
lane a knowing youngster. explains
..rtain matters concerning Williams low
.nalr to her mother. She also knows the
fact that Wullam has distracted his ia
sher's dress suit
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

Il. IA1sNliLhi That uHHiIpy
MI gentleman, having been driv-
Iva en- indoors from his own
porch, had attempted TO read
.Plutareh's Lives" in the Library; but,
owing to the %adJaeency OF tha porch
and the summer necessity for open
windows, his escape spared only his
eyes and not bis suffering ears. The
house was small, being but half Of a
double enc, with small rooms, aud the
aparior," library and dining room ali
about equally exposed 10 the porch
which ran along the side Of the house.
Mr.. parcher had no refuge except
bed or the kitchen, and as he was
troubled with chgon'c insomnia. and
the cook had callers IN the kitchen. his
case was desperate. Nest unf0rtu-
nately. too, his reading lamp. the only
orc in the house, was n fixture near a
window. and Just beyond that window
sat Mss Pratt and william in sweet
Inconsistencies, while Miss farcher
entertained the overflow, consisting o.
Ar, Johnnie Watson, at tie other end
Of tie porch.
Listening perforee TO the CONVERSE
ton Of the former couple. he found II
impossible u sit still IN his chair.
Sometimes he gaspcd, and other times
be m0aned a little.
"Oh, cute umsr' came the silvery
voice of Miss Pratt from the likewise
silvery porch outside. underneath the
summer moon. "Darlln' Elopit. lookl
Ickle boy Baxter goln' make limitations
of datlin' Flopit again. See! Ickle boy
Baxter puts head one side. then other
side, just like darlin' Flopit. then barks
Just like darlin' Flopltl Ladies and
'entlemen. limitations OF darlin' Flopit
by ickle boy Baxter"
"Berp-werp. ~Berp-werpf' came the
voice Of William s%ylyanus Baxter.
And In the library "Plutarch's Lives
moved convulsively, while with writh-
Ing lips Mr.. Parcher muttered to him
self.
More. more!' cried Miss Pratt. clap
ping her hands. do Il again. ickle
boy Baxteri"
"Befp-werp. Berp-werp-werpl"
"WordF muttered MIR. Parcher.
Miss Pmtts voice became sureharged
with honeyed wonder. How did he
learn such marv'lous, marv'lous imita-
tons Of darlln' Floplt? He ought TO
go on the big. big stage and be a really
actor, oughtn't lie, darlin' Flopitf lie
could make milyums and milyums OF
dollardies, couldn't he. darlin' F1opitY'
Williams modest laugh diselaimed
any great ambition for himself In this
line. "Oh, ! always could think up
limitations OF animals, things like that,
but hardly would cnre toto ndop'
the stage for a career. would-youf'
There was a thrill In his voice when
he pronounced the inefrably significant
word you"
Its my dreamr' she said.
William, seated upon n stool at her
feet, gazed up ut the amber head. di-
vinely splashed by the rain Of moon
light. The fire with which she spoke
stirred him as few things had ever
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Parcher ana Mr. Watson joined the
other group with alacrity, and the five
young people were presently seated To-
gether upon the steps of the porch,
sending their voices out upon the air
and up to Mr.. Parcher's window In
the song they found lovenest that
summer.
The singers thought so highly of the
words that Mr.. Parcher missed not
one, especially as the vocal rivalry be-
tween Josie-Joe and Iekle Boy Baxter
melted each of them to prevent Miss
Pratt from hearing the other.
William sang loudest of all. Mr..
Parcher had at no time any difficulty
In recognizing his voice.
Oh, l love my love in the morning.
And l love my love at night;
love my love In the dawning
And when the stars are bright.
Some may love the sunshine,
Others ray love the dew:
Some may love the raindrops,
But | lov only you-oo-ooi
BY the stars up above
1t is you l luh-huvi
Yes, l love own-lay youl
Lucy bdHR IL IOuT liileS, Iucu MT.
Bullitt sang his solo, Tell Her, o
Golden Moon, How ! Adore Her." Will
liam following with The Violate
Loves the Cowslip. but l Love Yew,"
and after that they all sang "Oh. ]
Love My Love In the Morning. again.
All this while that they sang of love
Mr.. Parcher was moving TO and fro
upon bis bed, not more than. eighteen
feet In an oblique upward slanting line
from the heads Of the serenaders.
Miss Jane Baxter opened her eyes
upon the newborn day, and her first
thoughts were of Mr.. Parcher-that Is,
he was already In her mind when she
awoke. a circumstance to be accounted
for on the ground that his converse
ton during her quiet convalescence In
his library had SO fascinated her that
In all likelihood she had been dreaming
of him.
Then, too, Jane and Mr.. Pareher had
a bond in common, though Mr.. Parch-
er did not know 1t. Net without re-
suit had William repeated Miss Pratt's
inquiry in James hearing. who is that
curious childf' Jane had preserved
her sang froid, but the words remained
with her. for she was enc of those who
ponder and retain in silence.
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Leaves for Railroad Town.

Mrs. e. S. Ward has retuned to
her home at Pocatello, after visit
ing six months in East Ely with Mr..
and Mrs. Z. J. Durand.
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Money for Indian School.

The sum of $2S5 was received
during the week by White Pine
county for the Indian school from