Night Wind in the Pines at Dally's Lumber Camp
Jim Siletz directs a stranger to the camp as Walter Landry meets John Daily and lodges in the Dillingsworth Lumber Co. saga. Poppy Ordway, a New York writer, pursues Hampden over disputed East Belt deeds while Siletz rallies Siwashes. A staged raft explodes injuring Sandry. Poppy claims proof of Hampden's bogus entries. Landry hides a family secret as tensions rise and alliances shift.
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Jim Siletz
Daily
Walter Landry
John Daily
Dillingsworth Lumber Co
Siletz
Biletz
Poppy Ordway
New York
Dally’s
Hampden
Yellow Pines Co
East Belt
Landry
Andry
Poppy
Croexed
Salem
Sandry
Siwashes
Commission
Calous
Sandry Poppy
Dillingworth Lumber Co
Daily’s
Price of Peace as Landry Death Ends a Dream
In a Riverside drive room the dying financier Landry proclaims his life’s work and passes his empire to Walter Sandry. The scene joins grave sorrow with triumph as Landry blesses his son and “the great structure” of his fortune is entrusted to him. Absalom’s cry lingers over the family’s final hours.
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Landry
Wilton Sanary
Poppy Ordway
Siletz
Dillingworth
Poppy
John
Sandry
Toledo
Great West
West
New York
Riverside Drive
Higgins
Walter
Absalom
Wilton Landry
Doctor Gentry
Alexander
Fride
Walter Landry
Father
Proof at Last in Landry Camp of Deceit and Threats
In a humid Oregon coast setting, Miss Ordway crafts a forged Whitby case brief to trap Sandry. She hides a crucial Musseldorn letter while Siletz discovers Damaging papers, sparking a deadly power struggle over land and wealth. The plan hinges on a looming restitution tied to Meadowlands Farms and Wilton Landry’s ruined fortune.
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Poppy Ordway
John H. Musseldorn
New Jersey
Siletz
Cook-Shack
Sandry
Whitby
President Whitby
Walter Landry
Musseldorn
Toledo
Landry
Miss Ordway
Coosnah
Fate
Texdo
Wilton Landry
Meadowlands
Walter Sandry
Familiar Objects to Him
A British sergeant tests new recruits with a range finding exercise. Private Joe identifies features of a distant house including a well, coal heap, and a bird cage. He explains he can see well because he is billeted there, impressing the sergeant with his eyesight.
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