The Huttig news., 1916-03-18

btifhsWorth Lumber Co. or most of it. CHAPTER III-sandry makes aeauaini- ance with the camp and the work be has come from the East to superintend and make successful.
 CHAPTER IH-Sandrv wisely decides te ieaNe immediate supervision in the hands Of Daily and writes to his father that De intends to get a handful of the wealth in the uncut timber of the region horse.
 CHAPTER vT-Sandrv In an emergency finds himself no lumberman but proves 10 the foreman that he does not lack Judgment. Siietz tells sandfy of the Preacher.
 CHAPTER vTTZsandry discovers that slletz bears the sign of the Sietz tribe of Indians and wonders what her sur name is. In the flush of tender moment he calls her "the Night Wind Tn the pines and kisses her.
 CHAPTER YIII-Poppy Ordway. a mag azine writer from New York comes 10 i2aliys to get material for a romance of the lumber region Hampden of the YeI- low Pines Co wants Sandry to keep off tract of stumpage he claims title to and Sandry thinks he has bought as the East Belt
 CHATTER IX-Hampaen sets up a cabin on the East Belt and warns tres p4szers off: SaHdry can find no written evidence of title to the tract. His men pull down the cabin. Sandry compares siietz and Poppy.
 CHAPTER X-sanary's and Hampden's men fight over the disputed tract The Preacher stops the fight
 CHAPTER xI-sandrv finds that the decd to the East Belt has never been re- corded. He decides to get out his con 94 a E45I rn f. ferwafd.
 CHAPTER xfT-poppy scents trckery and ffirts with Hampton to gain his con fidence She tells Sandry that Hampden is crooked and that she'll get him.
 CHAPTER XTfI-Poppy goes to Salem in search of evidence against Hanpdenz sandry and Sifetz ride to the scashore and Siletz secs the ocean for the first time. Sandry's men desert him for Hamp den. who has offered more money.
 CHAPTER xIv-siletz goes to her nends the Siwashes and persaades them
 work for Sandry to save his contract CHAPTER Xv-Peppy tells sandry that sle has proof of Hanpden's Sling bogus CT She sees Siletz and Sandry talking together and becomes jealous.
 CHAPTER XvI-The big timber raft is staried on its way. but is blown up and Sandry Is dangerously injured.
 
 CHAPTER XNIT-Poppv insists on talk ing care of Saudry and s7Vs she is his promised wife Nc" q s.ietz. ''he kissed me and am his woman"
 CHAPTER XvITI-In sandry's deliriun he giVes Poppy a clue to his past. On recoyerins s5# 5i;. Daily tells him of the suez eessfI filling ot his contract and he say: that he is going after tampGen himself and .get him straight"
 CHAPTER XIX-Ma Daily shows San dry Poppy's notes of his delrious talk. Poppy plays with Hampden and asks He refuses her aid and she tells him she is going East for a while.
 CHAPTER XX-Back East Poppy finds that Sandfy held up an associate of crooked partner of his father for the price of the Dillngworth Lumber Co. the associate dying the same night.
 CHATTER XXI-Poppy goes back to Dai!ys and hints to Sandry that she knows his secret.
 CHAPTER XXII-Sandry is called East by his fathers sickness and is with him when he dies.
 CHATTER XXIII-sandry sends money to Musseldorn. In q letter which Poppy Ste lls and copies Snetz In turn steals that and other papers from Poppy.
 CHAPTER xXTv-To prevent sandry from sending East for lawyer to fight Hempden Poppy engages a lawyer who Bampden. Tn the agony of a man be- trayed by the woman he loves Hampden decides te make a fight that will be re- membered all along the eoast.'
 Jdhn Daily, working like giant, went white beneath his grime at sound of it.
 My Cod!" he cried hoarsely, it's goin away from us,"
 And Sandry. halted a pace away by that cry 0l despair looked upon the first really great sight of his life
 More menl" shouted the foreman hoarsely. You Harris, go telephone to Corvallis for more men"
 It's done, Johnny" said Ma Daily, paDting in the light, her sleeves rolled up from brown. capable arms, q sent Sletz some time back Shes callin fer all the stations between
 The valley was as light as day iliu minad all up and down it's length, and three horsemen were loping up it's level floor. Lean, 1.-the men they were. clad in sober khaki, and they leaned from their horses with busI
 
 nesslike alacrity, dropping reins over saddle horns instead of on the ground. Those three horses were wen trained intelligent aids, ready to stand tor hours in one spot, to come at a whistle. and they wanted no drag. eing straps to hinder
 we're forest rangers" announced the spokesman, a quick-eyed, steady young chap to Sandry, give me your men,
 Thank tn Lord!" said Daily fer yently. take command
 The newcomer talked a moment with his 1wo companions, motioning. dividing localities. sketching a quick plan. Then he turned to the owner and his foreman.
 Where your best timber?" he asked
 "Right over that first ridge to tn