•• » V-
,».% *
• t
But. .Mr Lau<
be began prvtewt
togly. But Mr Lsne again spoka
"<»oe moment, ptease. kuti will get
a rather small salary to begin with,
but as you learn tbe trustness I un
derstand you are an aceountaut P*
"1 was for a tlroe-y«w. sir "
"That will make your advancement
rapid, prewumlug. of course
The
baiiker raised bls eyes alguiBcaaGy
"I understand, str" .
Hose leaned forward eagerly
"And. dua l you
la n year nr
two**— she tiogsu. Mt her father lu
term pt rd
r i
"And this also I wish you to con
elder. Mr Randall: In this |»>»l
your |aiet canmd affect you
I tn
■ J *
by that. aln«w wr ku.»w ail. only j
The regular subscription price
h
future «-umvrus ns"
of the Daily and * uixlay Ore-
"ton are r«wy grnervu» but"—
gonion is Fh.00.
Rose again addrwaaed Valentine
"Won't you In some way aii. w tis
tbe rhaniw Io re|iay the kludtu-»» you
one« dhl m«T I waul you tu n!U»
We aro offering
You accept T"
Tbe other considered for a moment
Finally be made up bis mind
"With tbe deepest thanks," he rv
piled feel ¡ugly
CAST OK CHARACTERS
"We Mrs tcarfsg row
i shall ei
IL M. CAIN. JOHN STICH A
t<«t you to report when?*' asked
father
Novelized by
MISS AC.NKS CAIN. MISS
"Within a week "
RIRDELLA BRENNER, and
•That 1» entirely satisfactory "
FREDERICK R
lt‘»e ar<«M» wttb her father and
J. F. WESELY.
TOOMBS
«lapped close to l a leni I nr extruding
i
dainty
gh>ved
band
!
From the Great
"I »hall look forward to seeing you."
Play
•be sal«i tn a low lul- e
The ex prisoner gated steadily In’u
To thoM* wih > <iu i»»i care for
by PAUL
her ey«s
the* "un4*) Ori^onuMi, we will
ARMS!RONG
"I can only thank you" he mur
mured.
"Goodby. sir
until oext week.'
«poke tbe tinker.
< opyrlfht. 1910. by
"I shall try my best to make yon
American Pre*«
glad of this" re-pnadsd taleiitlue. lit-
Aa.or iat.ua
manner evldcm Ing the gratcfulnrs-i
•tone* to im Puèic
that welled within him s-< well as the
VALENTINE. WARDEN HANDLER AND ROSE LANE
I esrue-1nei» ut hl» destre to t.npd srietv
The two leading magkxinca of th
deed* were Hot < -itirvly blamable on the life that hr lud so nearly « r— kerf
Pacific roast, the Pacific Monthly an-
• illy « » in, i uK'iil Heir lay itie> ause It I’d
Father and d«ugtii«-r sfep|**t to the the Sunset, have hern consolidated un-
of h.a hi w breaking career
left an
He was about f»» Inform ll«1 uf bl*
en tra ma. bar tug Jlmuiy Valentine tier the title of “Sunset the Pa-iflc
orphan In a crowded tenement ou tbs Intention to nld blra In a new mreer
e »I aide of New lurk city at the age whet» lie beard In I he corridor ibe
Monthly.'*
of thirteen, he had I ren taken care of Vol. r of |ti »r I m iiddresalng «■■nie
it is the intention of the publishers
by bls uncle, a rrtlivd f»dlce captain, our tir letleVrd ll.u«t la- hrr father.
to spare no money nor effort to make
Here »tu- I«. f: .>
wbl-iwred Vai
who oper.ltwd a gnmlillng house tn
Sunset the Pacific .Monthly a credit to
enttnr rising i|Ul klv
"Villi must get
Thirty third street
Ü
hi-Wist and a magatine of national
out till tbi-y g<>." lint too late,
Four Venn, later Pnl
value ami Importance.
tl,it instant lb»«e Lane entered,
Cliaril- of the liUlfel In
To in t reduce it to new readers, wr
lowed l>y ber father
They saw
«ill
make the following special offer:
«■n'ltir -landing by a su»pl«tous look
-tend i'x) ci ids in »tamps, and we will
Ing young tnun « Itti «cry nil hair
Valentine, realtgmg that lie « va <m
put your nanw* on our subscription list
the «erge of nti»«>!«ite r<lln In the e«t|
for the next four months, and will send
Santiam
News
and Semi-Vtvckly
mntlnii of the girl and tier already
you free u copy of the superbly illus Journal J2 per year.
stisplrliuis father for hr .n'Ud lianlly
trated Mid Winter number, and also
explain Ited a pn-sem-e. turtie<| coldly
the famous Kunaet Indian poster, se
toward I be i hlef
!.ad ics
Calling Carda
printed or
curdy packed in a mailing tube
it
"I'm «cry -orry. sir." he «aid tn tn
will make a beautiful umamsnt for blank for sale at thi« office.
different tone* Imi I dun I know the
your front room ur den.
man y«>u an* Inq-ilring for
Never
Send your order to Fred l^x-kley,
be-.ml of him
Gm-«» you bid I-elf er
Nortn western Manager, Sunset
ln<pi Ire of i lie clerk al the hotel of
Pacific Monthly, Purtlai«d, Oregon.
flic '•
Red. cntrtitng I he hint, replied
"Tha nk you. sir. I «vili do so." and
i tlARLES call.I»S
went «»•It ut the n- ni «*•tn-i-aling n
It He Churches
Candidate for the
grinning face lM-|l|IHt lllS
Services at the Christian church on
Republican Nomination
»«•cond at d fourth Sundays uf each
«..'It A ITER
for Repräsentative
month.
,f»8R greeted Vuleutlne p!m«ant
Alias Jimmy Valentine
That
Rascal
Pat
!
SPECIAL
Clubbing
..i *a
Offer
th
laughable
eomedv
that will I » given
next
some
t nut
month for th«* bene
fit of the school.
Watch
I tail v and Sunday
( hegoninn and the
Sant lain News one
venr tor
tins
«space
week for u
synopsis of the ploy
The 1 htilv
• ( )i( *gon-
inn and the San-
I inni News
one
veal* tor
$6.00
Tins Offer is
Limited Time Only
R
-
ly. the blush tn her fresh
young cheeks «-quitting tbe
•
pink “t th.' ranM tn her bat
Ptie thntik«*) litui for iiwnl'liig her re
turn. and site und tier
ih«-tti»elie* ou tbe sofa.
«landing t«eti»rc tlwtn
It was .Mr Lane «hi» I » can to lead
tbe • miter«ailoti to it •«•rions |K,lnt
“Mr lini d iti my dnughts* tells nu
I
"That i» tu' n in»e »T "
"Well. Mr Can tili I am not golny
Io n»k -inesiloti»
I presume no one
Wishes Io forget tin |m«t more that-
you
I am coins f<> explain a «lina
tloti to you «ml offer you employ
ment.“
"While I thank you I could not ac
cept any position al t mir hands or
your daughter • an»wi-re<i Va ntine
"It Is better that I startrd without as
si-tun«-» und pmeured employ meut
with total atmngvr*"
"Hut. Mr llniiiliin.' tiegan tbe girt
The father coll 11 Ititi‘I
"I think you arc wrung. Mr Ran
dall
I iitulersi.-inil perfectly tbe spirit
which pn-tnpt« you to t.tke Hita itami
B;lll, I think you are wrung
IV ou I
yutl let me explain fully t'
"With I' easure. sir"
"First wr know ur think we know
the uur thing against you
Wo Ire
lleve, white knowing tills, that you
are trustworthy
I am tbe prraldent
of the Fourth National f unk of Spring
held '•
"Springfield.
Mio« husett«*"
»x
claimed talentine exilin n and turn
Ing away hls face to bide the signs of
tbe sb«» k lh<> name gate him
"No. Illinois." rrspxudotl the banker
A relieved egprr*«ion cante over V nt
entine s fm-e
"I owu 3t> |*-r cent of tbe stock, my
daughter 40." resumed I tie banker "It
la her wish, to which I assent, that I
take you tutu the bank ns an cm
ploy re "
mom V I h
upntlnli he followed
until u lien di«tr|. I li »der w ns elect
rd
uni' nubi during horse »how
w«*-k «•-.- «ot d <>t lu-ty «1 lilow» on
the um
■! front di»ir alni k termr
Into the lnurt« of the rmpl«»yr»-s nod
the f i-hliiii it j »itiriil plajee» of faro,
molette, txiivarut mid |»ikcr
I Uè led'« imitiritl tralluiony at the
trini whl b f ilion•»] s>» rnraged bis
urn Io tbnt Red no longrr fmiml a
home with film
<’n«t un hi» owu re
notin'«*», lie was atini trd t«y tbe giti
tertng promisee ut nn ciperi poker
end fan» dealer » boto hi» nude had
rtiipfoy • it Ile jolnnl «Uh bini In aev
ersi irli» on cuastlng steamer*, "sii-
tl'ig l:i
tvl h the gambler In poker
fruì* «uh the ptt"*engers and ex
• ' tiging «li nai* «vith hlm eom-rmlnt
tb <ar>!« they hehl
tic learned the
art of tb-ntlng the corner» of the sera,
kings qurrtia and jack» with hie
thumb net'» «> that tn dm I Ing wttb
finger» »Hiult**perml nr worn almost to
the bleeding |«uinl with pumice stone
be luu'd dote« I Ihme Indentati >n« anil
know e. lien sud t » whom he was deal
Ing tbe I Igh cnnls
From flit« It was
only u »top t.i a partnership with the
gr«at Jimmy Valentine, the num who
could ".op a gopher without any nr
tlfk lnl ahi«
All this was well known lo Valen
Valentine eonld hardly believe that
tine lie himself had drlft<*1 Into bad
be wns hearing aright
That ■ bn uh
company In a manner «»mewliat almi
er should offer a newly rrieasrd con
lar
He could see In tbe lessons of
vh-t a position In b.s establishment
bls own expériences that Red's mia
was astounding
Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday
I hereby announce tny candidacy for
evening.
Services at the Baptigt church on the the office of sheriff of Linn county sub
first arid third Sunday» of each month. ject to the pleasure of the voters be
fore the republican primaries.
Onion Sunday school at 10 a. m.
A. C. Fosrsa.
I hereby announce my candicacy for
the office of ahenff of Linn county,
•ubject to the pleaaurr ol the republi
can primaries, to be held April 19.
1>. H. BoPiss.
I NU<LI.
standing In the middle of the
Half dared by bl» eval for
parlor.
tune, he Cariai after them
The banker tiesitstrd a moment
•'I brils** you. air." turning toward
■| tiritele we »ball nevet
Vah-ntliie
egret what ««• buie dotto."
Rose also liad a Inal « rii for her
I rn
Jibe gni-ped be* father's arm
and •aid enthusiastically:
"That 1«
lust bow I feel. t«»o. and er"—she
u as becoming ••nil^irm»»«'d-''Sprlng
field Is a lienutlful city. Mr Randall.
■be managed |o end.
They Were gone
Valentine sprang
to the entrance and i>erred after tbeui
frvim between Hie portieres
A fieri
Ing ' Is I on . f a sweet young girl's face
■ ml Ing and confident was bls reward
• a II ose lane walked nut Into the cor
d>|nr lie «tm>d and Stared even when
father and daughter had gone from
sight. bls eye« fl ted on the point where
the girl had disappeared
And he was »till »landing In the
aatuc |»mltlou when H«-d Flanagan,
who bad uotk-rd tile cessation of the
conversation. stole quietly track Into
the room
lie saw and understood
Illa plnnge Into the abysmal under
world, where might make» right and
where tulgbt makes wrong had not
yet dulled entirely lila knowledge of
some of the finer emotion« that Itu
pel mankind to various rouraea of ac
tlon
lie »mlled
"lie's bopel«*M
lie's gi'ln’ square for keeps." be tour
Bured
lie diploma tier lly coughed
Valentino n heeled about
t hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of sheriff of Linn county,
■ubject to the pleasure of the voter»,
before the democratic primaries.
F. H. Prurrita.
El' MIOEL
Candidate for
sheriff of Linn ( aunty
Subject to Democratic Primaries
Regularly you hear of
expensive lawsuits over
disputed titles — tit es,
which if the buyer had
abstracts of, they would
have been avoided.
Why, therefore, take
such long chances in
buying real estate by in
vesting without abstracts
of the properties’ titles?
Our abstracts are de-
bendable, full and com
plete-one should accom
pany every real estate
exchange.
Lina Corinti Abstract Co.
Ctrsrr Joi asj Br<vU*:Wa St.
ALBANY
(To b* Continued)
OREGON
FOR ASSESSOR
I wiah to announce myself a candi
date for the Republican nomination
for County Assessor.
I have had
nine year* of experience in the assess
or's office which 1 believe has thor
oughly qualified me to taka up thia im
portant work.
I hereby announce mv candidacy for
the nonination for sheriff of I inn
county on the Republican ticket, sub
ject to the primaries.
A. B. M issh . li ,
R«d lor Saia
The Santiam Farm wiahea to seil «0
tona of No. 1 hay, l oats, i ehest, | red
top. | vetch, st Sb per ton at the bam;
also 10 tons ot straw, half oat ar.d
half vetch, al |5 per ton.
22-8
8. W. (»AlhKa.
"unnet the Pacific Monthly and tho
Sant yam New« for 11.75.
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