The Santiam news., February 22, 1912, Image 8

“Alias Jimmv Valentine”
I in thought *>f <H that, and I want
y .=i in risk it. and my 4b p*r cent
wants y««u to risk It.”
Ami your b«*art. Roes?” The fa­
ther's k«**n <■«••» «rarvbed the young
gtr! » beautiful fa«*e
ll>»<- returned Ida glance calmly
“Yew" «ti« .‘rind. rb.lng amt meeting
b«*r father* eyes Uifitnctiiugiy with
I ht ««v. a. "I've known mru w im
tlmuglii they were tierce* al! my life.
-4k
a;«- tu <¡.-;it!i
A ik ! «»:;e day from a
cieur sky « h‘ti i w»t struggling in
the arm» of a btror eyed brute who
l«*nt n»e if I danni move a baud, ifda
tnan rsiar
"There « « no blare of buglee <W
anytlilt .- twit utter «xHinigr
Hr rn.nl«*
the ruffian leave me
Hi» voice was
low
I could •«•arwly b«*ar what be
«aid. but ttierr
lb« rr was
« as a b*Mr of rom
Hi u<! imi
«brent of death In It. nn«l
the brute d,«re|.-ard«»! It. and be ma»
li-mj turn n l«*a»t twice bl« «ice
Ile
fought alh*ntly an«! kill«*! lilut
A nd
all my Ilf«* that mail own« me"
i
JT2fXY VALENTINE. WARDEN
HANDLER AND ROfE LANE
Bui Valouthie bini u*>t rrollx«*! how
SloW I) ino» e Ibi* eX«*lH|ie « li«**l» itf
ilo g*i «riiim-iii of a gieot and bu»v j
•tate
A goteraor 1« Io-M lo n »tri« • t
•■-•-■■unfablllty far blu o®< lai a«tl««u» ,
nix) in tlie lmi*ortaiit ma iter of tb<- '
pardon «t a in»ti «-onib-t«*t to siate
pri»«in for a ftdony ha«t«* I» entlreiy j
«•ili of U hi i|ii<•iloti
Ami li was «ne
day nb«*n Jimniy Valentine limi loat
every >i*»ilgt* of ■ >>nl><l«*ii'«* In Ilo««*
lame nrrt In r uuele and In Un* lawycr 1
slmili In* limi r«*talm*l limi burrlrd |
fiadslep« n*<« un<l«*l il»wn ibe «’rii « .r ;
r»«l««r A pu|««*r. a glorioua i«a|«cr l*enr ,
Ini' f!w* •«•¡il of Un- Empire Ntnte. «ni
ff.i»ti«*l le-fore hi» ei e»
Voi mi* |«nrtlom*i "- esine thè w «*1 1
colili* iiannuii« euieut
"Tb<* governor■
ha» reh-ased yeti"’
propormi to her fatti-r regarding tlie
future of Jimmy Valentin«*
Her fa
ther. fall wi*li built, with t«eanl nml
brouu huir »trenk«*! «Ith outcropping»
of gray «ml1«*! Indulgently upon her
I!«* had arrecil <>n her a* count to place
talentine In a good ».iliiml ptaltlon
but a* vet tu* h i«l doubts »• to wlieth
■r I»« ■ dnred to •<* tir«* f“< t! i* « » • ¡ni let
In oih * «if the pnrb>rs of Ihr Tan
f i« • I *t«-l In Albany
within two
• ' ri
• I.« <>f ihr capitol Mr» Wet»
alrr uud Mr»
M<*«re sat |«atl«-titly
n il II In g
"V»*u «but suppose Mr Valentin«*
noiiUI ferì uncomfortable In coining
to met « nr parti In a nice rasp«* ta
til«* pin««* Ilka* Itila, do t on*** ask«*!
prim Hill«* 'It— Mo«*rv of tier c«»wurk
er In th«* toile **f l|o|x* society
■'N«-
na» ih«* |»>«ltli«* response
"Tlvit voline man nouhln'i f«**i un
rom fort aide
<>r embarrass«*!
any
« bere III Ihr World Tilla I» the flrat
victor« for the tinte of Hope. Mr»
M-ore mid I trust your rejiort will l»r
•to li it» io encourage other» to join
U« "
"It Hill | m * exact. -Mrs Welister, of
Hint y>u may r«*»t naawred
By the
n it. do ion n«d think w «• ahoultl hair
b ul n few rrportrr» here to git«* pub
th noth •• of our t>r»t triumph?”
"V* ur n*|M»rt. my dear we will »end
that t* nil paper»,-* nml .Mr» Webater
amlhd proiidli m » »tie «|M>ke.
V ri>*»«riigcr boy came In with a
n t«* frinii V « lent Im* who find cometo
ilium t • thank the goirrtior for hl»
rile*»«* and to inert the people who
hi d work« I to »•* tire bim hl« pardon
The n* te written from the governor'»
e*.»« utile i ba tuber nollflid the ladle«
tli. i hr would lw* with them In fifteen
minute».
I!o ■ l_ine and her father. William
lane an llllnoi« hanker, came Into the
parlor and greeted the two Indi«*«, n h«>
Inforni«*! the newcomer* that Mr
Valentine would «hortlyr arrive
!>e
dining the invitation of Mr» Moore
and Mr» Webster to join In light re*
fi***liiient» In the tea n»>m on th*' met
Baulin* floor, linee and her fattier rr
mulini in the parlor, while the two
ladle« departed
lliae hud not »een her fnther for
.month* and on hl* arrival In the east
she p«*r*t:nd«*l him to accompany her
to Albani- to a««urr the governor that i
If he pardoned Valentine he would
guarantee hltn a good bualne«» poal
lion
It hi more than probable that 1
thia attitude on the part of a man of |
Mr Mne'a «landing In the financia' ,
world had «omething to do with the
final determination of the executive to
■lun the n*len»c paper*. Il tendril to
ronfimi In the governor hl« belief In
the prisoner-» Innocence
Mr. latir
and hi» daughter nail wait«*! overnight
In Albany after the granting of the
pardon to meet the released prisoner,
who waa «mining to the capital for the
purpose already mention«*!
lloae. aliaolutely positiva of her one
time rescuers Innocence, bad made a
[
j
1
y half atartls4 at
-f her admiraiiou and gratitude fot
at *1 •• : '
' i •- ' . r.-«t 111 ! he
«uni li t Jimmy -i nletiritw*
Hl« train-
•**1 intuition li ««I sir« -t«ty i««ld hint th«t
•be w n* ii><*re than cnMially c<«tir«*ro
«d in the fate of thi* mystifying
young metí, wluate rt**»rd waa apt«nr
emit —i I. .1 md
|**rsonailty
ami «ut’ittioli« were certainly Impera
«be In their go"*«! «|tinll!l«**
Truth
to tell. Mr Lune «m considerably
dl«lur!>«*! nf th«* •Ituatlon. but hr dr
b*rtnin«d to act epi It phll«»*«i|ibk-ally
for the pr« -. t,i Htid to watch careful
ly th«* future d<*«eliifiui«*m
l!<*»r-'- the father ex« uiln>«*1 a» th«*
girl « <>n<du>!«*| her etatmwut
While
’i»- Ind r«-.ili*«*d h«*r altra* ll«m toward
’I** '* •
e.l primmer, he had noi
,
. I ,.f tl;«- defitb of b< r f«**llng f««r
him
It - ii ■ c i| to I m - -di « Led dnd "
•n-«. *1 ili i ni
- It • true
And
then In* •»« it to prison i*n the firoib
mt tie of n t«*!i*i l|kr thal. nml !’tn
going I«» t f«• It , »••«! «•• him If bi*-» «
Ai.il I»«* |. ci cry «Ir.ip ««f my
tuan
blood t«*ll« mr so ”
"Ami you «Inn-! rvrn know
anuir ?"
•Y«*«. i a.«-
"He gnr«* you one, I know, but even
(hat**-*
"Well, what of It’
Doc« a name
tn roti run tiling to real m«*ti and w< tu
eli? N«» 1 h«- <»n«* com«** th«* otic In all
the world and. srell that's all there
1« to love."
A pause en*tl«*d
The father
flr*t to «|«euk
I*» you think hr know» how
"So.
Some
m«* "
"Voti promise that*“ rt-llri r<|ly.
"I prouil«e. <l*d "
"Will you waif until I »ee f hr
ertior. Roar? !s*t n» gl» Io ««*■
and aak 111« opinion of the matter"
"Gladly, and hr will belici e In film,
I know." ««Id th«* girl vntbt**!n«tlcal
ly
Hhc b«-ard a ut«*p bebltMl b«*r. and
•be turn«*!
SdMH
M h $ i lit SK«
Tl«e dirrrb.r» will receive b**l» fur
sab* of the old school building located
Richardson's Gap up to February
25. 1912.
Sealed bids m»v 1« kft at Sanliam
New* office. The boar«! r«*«rrvro th«
tight to reject any or all t wt*
W, RlOIAUlflON.
Chairman Buari of Director», of
District No. 9.
SPECIAL
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Chiropractic
il«*R'.ilarly you h.-ar of
expensive lawsuits over
disputed titles
tit os.
which if the buyer had
abstracts of. they would
have been avoided.
Why, therefore, Like
such long chances <n
buying real estate by in­
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of the pro|>erties’ titles?
Our abstracts are de-
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There, with hl« hit In bl« band w ell
griHiiii«*! and wi-sring a sell cut »Ult
of brown i-kiiln-* tight brown, the
fashionable <«d«»r there st«««! Jlmiuy
i nleiitlne
"Mr V a lent fan!” exclaim«*! the girl
"Mia» Lane. bow do y<»u do *“ «tr|>
plug «tuh-kly forward. rvtsMMltiiK hi»
band.
"Till* 1» my fattier ” She proenti-d
Vnleotlne to Mr Lnue. n !»o w vico.net!
him pleasantly.
Further conversation by Ihr (hrrv
* * Infer p'««l bi ili«- entrane» of
Mr». Moue .in«! Mr** Webater rrturu
Corarr 2aJ aa4 BroaiilHa $t.
| nig from the ron ronin
Mr. Ijme and
l It*—«- depart«*! to go to the governor's
OREGON
eta th ri*r rmploym« nt the girl de
. handier, ami the two inemliers of the
ninmli*l for him
•t n«* of 11«* <• »<» let« ami Jimmy Vai
Now, »It down and listen. dnd." the
••ntlne »«vit«*! themse v«*i
girl »aid. cro»«lng to a sofa.
“Aid n«>w Mr Valentine, concern-
■'Ililt, II< hm *. fill« la a most <l«*«|>rrntr
•ng your future." tiegan Mr» Web-
thing to do* pick up an rt <*mi let and
<t«»r. "iihat do you contemplate do­
put him in a bank.” .Mr Lane pro
ing?"
Paul Froelich and Paul Tompkins »re
tested
"Get a position “
cutting Wixrd on Phillipa Butte.
”1» hr an ex convict If he wna con
"We have already arranged that for
vlcted unjustly?’- argued Hie girl
Mrs. Sanford made a business trip to
«on Mr Valentine." announ «*! Mr».
"Didn't I ocle George *ay he waa In
Portland Saturday.
Moure complacently
nm’rnt ?“
W. J. Burden is having some carpen
That Is iery thoughtful, ladles
"Not exactly He sah! then* wna a
ter work done on ths Whiteman place.
bnt" -
chance that hr might he.”
Mr» M<» re dl<! not nxs«*tly convey
Pau) Froelich hauled rock for the
"But tin* goiertior pinlom-d him."
■‘Guilty C «*n hare l«*«*ti pardotictl" t. <• entire facta," Interjected Mrs foundation of his new bungakiw last
Thursday.
The girl would not I* gn|n»ald
Webster
"But I n ant you to give thia man a
-Nor
L. lx»gan who is doing some work at
chance, dad a go«*l chance Hr ri«kr*1
"We have a rhop* of three poaltiona Thomas, spent Saturday and Munday at
hl* life oner to «air me fmin Insult." for you Mr Valentine,- went oo Mra. home.
Hlic pattel h«*r father-» *h uldrr plead­ Webster, "t ine Is In a grain elevator "
J W. Beckly and Mr Grany of Carl
ingly and affe< llonately.
"Yea." smiled Valentine “I cm Im
“I know; I know." dcclar«*! Mr Inne »glue that would lie a »afe place for ton made a flying trip to West Scio on
"Amt you muat •«*• him" llo*e waa one under su»pl< ion of robbing a l«ank." business Monday.
becoming fearful of the end.
W. J. Meikeljohn and pif«- of Scio
The ladle» failed to detect the veils«!
"Oh. i'll »er him. of courne. but to note of sarrnsm
visited Mr. and Mra. Max Grimm last
put him to work In the bank why.
'The »<» obd." Inform«*) Mrs Moore, Saturday.
lloae. It aerni* like flying In the face Ts as a bookkeeper or cbacker In a
Mrs Tompkins who broke her wrist
of l*rovl«lcn<*r "
wrap Iron yard."
"Ded. doron’t It mean anything to I "Still under suspicion. I see." com some time ago is gaining slowly.
R<»<* Philli|*s had a 2 «»'clock caller
you that I want It done?” Tear» tie j mente<| Valentine drily
gan to gather In the girl*« eyen
aturdav night, but he was frightened
"And the thin! a* the first male offi
"Why. of coiirwe." rricntril the fa ■ cer In the Gate of ll«*pe wwlsty," Mr» away by the barking of the dogs
tb«w
- V >ur mother left you 40 per Wobater promlly d«* lalmed
Elder C. Ernfs«»n of 1-ebanon visited
rent nf the bank »toeh. ami that alone ■ “Ye«." sgrv«*! the other rhiirttj
West ’‘cioand Shelburn people Monday.
would make me ll«tcn did yon are nt wwrker
U. La
to even nak It. but who kimw» nix mt
-'Troa»urerr the ex-convict queried
him. and »uppoae it became known significantly
who I m * waa god what he had done?”
Santiam
News
and Semi-Weekly
Journal S2 per year.
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