Great NC Lumber Camp Saga unfolds at Daily’s camp
Siletz rides with Landry as he battles Hampden over a disputed East Belt tract. Landry uncovers unrecorded deeds and questionable entries, while Poppy schemes to expose Hampden with a Salem aide. Siletz meets the sea and loyalty shifts as workers desert for higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siletz
Daily
Walter Landry
Himelf
John Daily
Dillingworth Lumber Co
Flt
Black Bolt
Poppy Ordway
New York
Daily’s
Hampden
The
Yellow Pines Co
Landry
East Belt
Ham
Poppy
Sandry
Salem
Siietz
Stietz
Mampden
Wreck and Rescue on the Siletz River
Daisy Daily and the Siwash crew battle a ruined raft after Landry is hurled into the sea. They rescue him, repair the vessel, and brace for Hampden’s threat while Siletz and Poppy Ordway confront jealousy and danger on the coast.
The Big Raft Sets Sail In March Dramas
On March 14 the wheezy tug moves the great brown cigar shaped raft toward the sea while Landry Daily and eight armed Indians wait onboard. Hampden watches from Toledo dock as Landry signals a possible clash with John Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landry
Dillingworth
Hte
Hampden
A Hard Knock In the Valley
Walter Landry lies wounded after a fall into the spring cot as a tense gathering of Westerners and Indians confronts revelations. Poppy Ordway declares she is Landry’s promised wife and will care for him, while Liletz protests that Landry had kissed her and she is his woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siletz
Sandry
Miss Cgirdway
Cook-Shack
Poppy Ordway
Landry
Liletz
Walter Landry
Pather
Walter
Mr. Landry
Young James Whitcomb Riley Wrote Jingles In School Hours
Mrs Tibby Ulrey of Athens Tennessee recalls Riley as a pupil in Greenfield Indiana during 1860 61. He preferred composing jingles over studies and would rush breaks to jot verses. As a youth he fled with a traveling medicine show and later painted fences while still scribbling lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcomb Riley
Tibby’ Uirey
Athens
Tenn
S. A. Rice
Covington
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Greenfield
Ind
Riley
Giant Western Canadian timber to become Kew flagstaff
The 225 foot Douglas fir spar from British Columbia will be erected at Kew Gardens in England as a flagstaff. The earlier 160 foot Kew flagstaff, also BC timber, stood for over 50 years until its removal in 1913. The new spar was delivered by ship after extensive rigging work to lower it to ground level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandry
Big John
Hampden
Hell
West
Daisy
Landry
Dillingworth
East Belt
Canada
British Columbia
Kew Gardens
England
Wild Things a Pest in France
French government hunts rabbits hares pheasants and other game on designated days to curb crop damage after a summer of rapid wildlife increase. Huntsmen act as a group under gendarme supervision with traps and ferrets as alternatives and prefer live capture for restocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Miss Gadders Conversation Aids Professor Diggers
A fragment from a dialogue shows Miss Gadders talking rapidly and the professor noting her chatter helps him focus on matters that demand his full attention. He admits social obligations pull him from study.
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NC Ma
E.roe Seca
Walt
Pole
Sam
Portland
Miss Ordway
Absalom
John
Long Bay
Jim Pinetree
Toledo
Doc Hooker
Swamishta
Yaquina
Riverside Drive
Tenderfoot
Coosnak
Alabastine Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
Cups
Paula Skinner
Oneida
Skinner Mfg. CO
Omaha
Amer
Renfrew
Renfrew Manufacture Company
Adams, Mass
Southwest
Rock Island
Colorado
Kansas
New
Oklahoma
North
L.M. Allen
Yass
la Salle Station
Imperial
Chok F
HOF Eman
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