MORNING ENTERPRISE, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1913
COOPERS
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Nearly half the people nowadays are simply dragging
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THIS is Mrs. Searles. Harry will not be
able to go to the office today. He is
quite ill and I have telephoned for the
doctor. Thank you, Mr. Wiley, I'm sure I hope
so. Yes, I'll tell him not to worry."
Prompt telephonic notification of the en
forced absence of a member of the office force
makes a rearrangement of the work possible and
is always appreciated.
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Miss Dorinda i'age ushered me into
the large east bedchamber. "1 must
put you in the mahogany room," she
apologized. "All the other rooms are
filled just now. but you will find it cool
and pleasant here, and it's qftiiet too."
"it's delightful. Miss Dorinda, and 1
j know I shall fall in love with that
j bed." I approached the mahogany
j four poster and ran my finger along
j the fine carving. "I suppose this is a
1 Page heirloom V"
"No; this room is filled with other
people's heirlooms. All of this furni
ture has been bought from time to
time and placed in this room; hence
its name." Miss Dorinda's slim figure
moved sedately from highboy to an
cient dressing stand to the spindle leg
ged table., rearranging a dimity cover,
wiping a speck of dust from a candle
stick and moving the vase of fresh
flowers out of the sunlight.
All at once she sank into a" big rush
bottomed chair and became confiden
tial. "My dear, there is something odd
about this room. Sit down in the rock
er by the window there. I hope you
won't mind sleeping here."
I was puzzled by her manner. "You
mean it is haunted?" I questioned
laughingly.
"No, hardly that. Let me tell you
about it Every article of furniture in
this room was purchased from a differ
ent family, and each time it has been
under stress of some sort. The bed
came from the Crosbys. It belonged
to Grandmother Crosby, but the fami
ly became hard up and parted with it
1 needed the extra furniture to put in
this room, so I bought it The high
boy came from the Glenn family.
Ralph Glenn went away, the family
broke np, and I bought this highboy.
The table came from the Orvises and
the dressing table from the Chases and
this chair from the Winnicks. Some
thing queer happened in each of those
two families, but I am not at liberty to
say what it was. I thought I would tell
yon the history of the furniture, so
that yon might be prepared to see all
sorts of spirits at the mystic hour of
12." . She looked at me from her
bright, keen eyes, as if testing the
quality of my courage. '
"I always read until midnight. Miss
Dorinda." I explained frankly, "and if
spirits want to walk in lamplight they
won't disturb me a particle."
Miss Dorinda smiled cheerfully. "I
am glad." she said simply, "that you
are so sensible. Mrs. Stone occupied
the room one night and declared she
didn't sleep a wink for the whisper-,
ing. I told her it was the coffea-she
drank before she-went to bed. I will
send up a tray of supper. Miss Cam
eron. Getting here so late in the
evening, yon-will want a good rest,"
The supper came up -and was eaten
before a small fire sputtering on the
wide hearth, for a gentle rain was
falling outside, and it was cool in the
large mahogany chamber. 1 prepared,
leisurely for bed. turning back the
snowy, lavender scented sheets with n :
delightful, sense of anticipation in the
dreamless slumbar I should enjoy. !
Contrary to my usual habit. 1 did not ;
lie awake, and read. On the- contrary, i
I extinguished the lamp, flung a win-
dow wide to the soft wet nir and went I
to sleep, watching the flickering fire- i
light against the polished mahogany j
furniture.
I had not noticed the striking clock !
in the room, but tt was there on the j
mantelshelf. Ten and 11 had chimed j
from its depths, but 1 had slept undis- j
turbed. Suddenly I sat up in bed.
awake, alert, with the last strokes of ,
12 sounding in my ears. The fire was j
burning briglitlv. and 1 could see that ;
the hour was midnight. A little shiver
of dread went over me. I could not
help listening intently for those whis
pering voices which' had disturbed Mrs.
Stone the night she occupied the ma
hocrany room.
There was not a sound except the
ricking of the clock and the gentle fall
of rain on the tin roof of the porch
"MISS WHO?" ItB ASKED BRUSQUELY,
without. Once the Ore hissed as a
raindrop fell down the wide throat sf
the chimney, and it was so like a whis
per that I jumped a little.
As i lay down once more on my pil
low 1 became conscious of a peculiar
sensation. It was true that I heard no
voices, that :) wraithlike forms cross
ed my vision, yet I seemed to be
among animate things. I was receiv
ing information from some unknown
source.
1 stared at the highboy, counted the
glass knobs of the drawers, assured
myself that there was nothing but the
reflection 'of the firelight on the polish
ed front, when all of a sudden I saw
Out of the polished surface there
grew a picture--dark shadows for a
background of shrubbery, a winding
path bordered with flowers, and stand
ing there was Miss Dorinda Page as
she appeared in the large painting in
the drawing room below Miss Dorin
da of thirty years ago, fair and sweet
and very shy. She was timidly offer
ing a rose to a youth, who looked at
her with eyes of despairing adoration.
He bent and kissed her fh sudden, pas
sionate farewell, turned and disappear
ed in the shrubbery, leaving her, white
and trembling, to sink on a garden
bench. But he had carried the rose
away. As Miss Dorinda leaned her
head on her rounded arm the picture
died away, and there was nothing save
the firelight flickering on the front of
the hjghboy and the ticking of the
clock, interrupted by the fall of rain
on the roof.
I was not afraid now. I was filled
with pity for the sweet, patient little
woman who had so sturdily taken up j
the burden of wage earning when she
had been left alone. Her house of
"paying guests" was always filled, and
I, who had known her a dozen years,
had by great good luck been placed in
the mahogany room and thus stumbled
upon the romance in Dorinda's sad life.
. The face of the young man was not
unfamiliar, and I was sure that. I had
seen it, older, graver, somewhere. The
story of the highboy was clear to me
now. It had belonged to Ralph Glenn's
people, and it was for his sake she had
purchased the heirloom. ' Ralph Glenn
must have been the young man of the
picture.
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"Glenn Glenn where have I. heard
that name?" I questioned to myself as
I dropped off to sleep, and the answer
came as the morning sunlight awoke
me to consciousness. "Dr. Glenn, of
course, stupid!"
I did not see Miss Page until after
breakfast. Then she sought me in the
big veranda, where I was studying the
railroad time table.
"Not going home so soon?" she ex
claimed, with a glance at my occupa
tion. , "I hope the mahogany room has
not driven you away. You slept well?"
"Beautifully," 1 assured her. "1 must
run home for a day, and then I shall
return to lay. the ghost of the mahog
any room."
As the stage crawled its way up the
long hill to the station I saw in my
mind's eye my home city. On one of
the handsomest streets there, was a
row of brownstone houses given over
to physicians' offices. On one of the
brass plates was the name "Ralph
Glenn. M. D." I had met Dr. Glenn
once, and. as I recollected his features,
he might have been that same youth
who had taken farewell of pretty Do
rinda Page. '
There was no harm in trying, I
thought, so I made my way home and
straight out to the office of Dr. .Glenn.
The physician was in, and I made my
chronic neuralgia the excuse for my
visit. When the consultation was over,
still 1 lingered in the office. He. quiet,
grave, middle aged, clever looking,
watched me as if questioning my de
lay. "I am going away for a fortnight," I
explained. "I'm going down to Put
wick. Perhaps, you know the village?"
His face paled, but he smiled polite
ly. "I was born there," he said brief
ly and then looked as if he regretted
the confidence.
"Then you must know the Page
homestead?" I said rapidly. "That is
where I am staying. It is the most
Charming old place, and Miss Dorinda
Page is the most charming hostess."
"Miss who?" he asked brusquely,
looking down on me from his superior
height.
"Miss Dorinda Page." I replied inno
cently. "She is the last of her family
and the sweetest little woman in the
world. She"
"I thought she married Hugh Gra
ham," he burst out sinking heavily
into a chair. "The'y sent me a wedding
invitation. Here it is!" He pulled
open a drawer, and from a leather
covered box he drew forth a yellowed
envelope containing an engraved an
nouncement of the wedding of Dorinda
May Page and Hugh Montgomery Gra
ham on April 1. 1890. I read it slowly.
"I'm afraid you are the victim of a
joke, an ill timed and fateful April
fool trick," I said regretfully as I point
ed to the date. "Whoever perpetrat
ed the joke did hot spare expense. As
a matter of fact. Hugh Graham mar
ried Miss. Dorinda's cousin. Hannah
Page, years ago, long before I knew
them. You never went back to Put
wick?" "No; I stayed away after that"
"I'm going back to Putwick tomor
row," I suggested.
"So am I," he exclaimed, rising to
his feet with sudden energy. "Just
as soon as 1 can put my affairs in or
der here I'm going. You are sure sure
that I better go?" He looked at me
wistfully, and I could see that he, too.
as well as Miss Dorinda, had yet to
live out that interrupted romance.
"Sure as as I am' that the ghost of
the mahogany room has been laid," 1
said eagerly, but he was not listening
to me. His thoughts were far away in
that southern garden where he would
once more meet Dorinda Page.
Mutual.
"George, do you know you snore?"
"Do I? l am sorry to hear it"
"So am I," -Fun.
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HI
Big Cyanide Plant Is To Be Installed Soon
Work To Commence Immediately
Construction work is to begin on
the' 100-ton cyanide plant on the
property of the Ogle Mountain Min-'
ing Company early in April. Mr.
Charles F. Spaulding, Engineer and
expert, will be here by April 1 to
take charge of the construction work
and the orders for machinery will be
placed immediately.
Stop and think what the above
statement means to Clackamas Coun
ty and the state at large. Have you
helped finance the proposition? Are
you going to let the chance go by?
Or are you going to get in and help
us along? Now is the time a' little,
help will be appreciated, for when
the plant is completed it will do the
rest. If you don't want to help, just
keep your eye on Ogle Mountain and
watch the gold bricks come out, and
consple yourself by the old saying,
"The chance has gone by."
This is one of the many recom
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STOCK FULLY PAID AND NON ASSESSABLE. CAPITAL 1,000,000 SHARES, PAR VALUE $1.
I hereby subscribe for and purchase shares of Treasury Stock of the Ogle Moun
tain Mining Company at the agreed price of 70 cents a share,, total $ . .1 hereby agree to pay for
-same on the following terms: 25 per cent when the machinery is or-dered and work starts, and 25 per
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Signed
Address
Date, March
-, 1913.
Portland Railway, Light 4 Power Company
Beaver Building, Main Street
Plants That Hate One Another.
Fancy two plants being so onfriendly
that the mere neighborhood of one is
death to the other. Yet this Is the
case with two well known English
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rape. If a field Is infested with this
tles which? come up year after; year
and ruin the crops, all yon have to do
Is to sow it with rape. The thistle will
be absolutely annihilated.
Mr. Charles F. Spaulding, who is to
take charge of the work at the mine.
Copy Gilbert Wilks & Co., Inc.,
Electrical Tngineers and General Con
tractors, Denver, Col.
To whom it may concern The
bearer, Mr. Charles F. Spaulding, has
been known to me for a considerable
time past and I consider him one of
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engineers .of the West. He is pains
taking, and being possessed of great
natural ability, has brought several
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in strongly recommending him to any
one needing high grade services in
his line.
Signed, WILLIAM H. GREY, M. &
E. E.
Under -the management of Mr.
Spaulding we feel sure we are going
to get all there is coming to us, and
the best of treatment for he has the
name of doing things right.
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