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Chapter IS
WRECKED PLANS

Pointedly ignoring the embar- rassing situation into which h, had entered, Pierre approached Bruce. Here's a little good-bs present for you, old man." he said extending his hand with a box.
 Bruce silently took the box and opening it, found scarf pin Thanks, Pierre" he said.
 Thought you'd like it," returned Pierre joyously Had to give it tc you now, cause I'll be leaving 1T the morning before you get back from Camden"
 Ann said hurriedly, with an ef- fort to control her voice, That re- minds me, I must go and pack Bruce's bag" Still crying she Jeff the room.
 Pierre and Bruce stood looking after her. Slowly Pierre turned tt Bruce. What's the trouble, Brucs whats Ann crying about?"
 Bruce did not answer, but moved about uneasily. Pierre grew mora and more disturbed Whats the matter with you and Ann, Bruce?
 Bruce paused before Pierre and regarded him doubtfuly. I'm not so sure that I ought to tell you.
 Why not? Is Ann crying be- cause of anything I've said ol done?"
 Bruce answered reluctantly: "Ir way-yes If you must know, Anr is feeling badly over my proposition to invest your money for you"
 "But, Bruce, told Ann not { half hour ago that wouldn't le you nor any one else have tha' money to invest in anything. That! all settled"
 T know it is, Pierre, but Anni been mighty good to you since vol have been making your home witt us, hasn't she?"
 She's been wonderful, Bruce. have often wished I could mak' you both understand how gratefu I am"
 aYeah? Well, it would mean lot to Ann if I could get star toward making some real money.
 "Yes, of course"
 .sPierre, if I have been too keer urging you to help me get in righ on really big thing and at th' same time more than double you, money for you, it's been on Ann account. I don't mind for myself
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SYNOPSIS: Although Harriet Noel, Pierre DcnOyan's mother, had left money for his stage education, Pierre's estranged fathers stepson, Bruce, wants the boy to invest in mine. About this situation, Tony La- tour, Harriet's old sweetheart, writes a play. In it, Pierre is preparing to leave Bruce's home, where he has been living, for dramatic school. Because Bruce must take a business trip he rushes a final effort to secure the money. But Ann Bevis, Bruces' wife, urges Pierre to reject his proposition. Bruce overhears their tete-a-tete, put ting the worst construction on it, and later tells Ann he'll de- sort her if she doesn't persuade Pierre. He tells Ann that, un- known to the boy, Pierre's fa- ther is the promoter. Ann is in tears when Pierre enters.
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 Among the products that entered less largely into the Alaska miner al industry in 1930 may be men tioned tin, petroleum, platinum metals, and limestone for cement. Compare with 1929, the output of tin in 1880 showed a great falling off both in quantity and in value. The total value of the other pro ducts was $157 300, or somewhat les sthan that of the similar group of products in 1929
 The foregoing notes are taken from comprehensive report of the United States Geological Survey entitled Mineral Industry of Alas ka in 1930,' which was prepared by Philip s. Smith and will form one of a series of similar reports that the Geological Survey has issued to describe the progress of Alaska mining in each year since 1904.
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people as whole"
 Despite his feeling about modern music the 69-year -old Damrosch and young George Gershwin, con- poser of the Rhapsody in Blue and the concerto in F which the New York symphony orchestra per- formed under Damrosch's direc- tion are close personal friends.
 Damrosch gives sigh of relief as he talks about what he calls "the passing of jazz
 Radio was drowning in sea of jazz a few years ago. Today mil lions of people are hearing daily music that feeds the finer qualities of man."
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Other Mineral Output

amounted to approximately l8l, ,1O(
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Mineral Output m
 I03O Slrir,ks from Previous
 Year from Copper's Decline

Mines in Alaska in 1930 produced minerals worth $13,812,000, as against $16,066, 900 in 1929, accord ing to an announcement made by the Interior Department today through the Geological Survey. The total value of the mineral output of the Territory since 1880 is $629 313,OOO.
 The following table shows in summary form the mineral output of Alaska for 1880 and for compar- ison of the same minerals in 1929:
 Value in 193O and 1929
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Value in 193O and 1929
s13,812,ooo $16,O66,O ,OoO

From the table it will be evident that there was a substantial in crease in the value of the output of gold, and some increase in coal. The decrease in the other com modities is interpreted as being due not only to the very low prices that prevail for the metals such as cop per, silver, and lead but also to the deterrent effect of those low prices in discouraging the undertaking of new enterprises and dissuading op- orators from making even as large an output as they ordinarily would from the mines already operating.
 Stagnation Felt Less
 The worldwide stagnation of bus mess and the accompanying depres- sion seem really to have been felt less in Alaska than in most other regions Instead, therefore, of re- garding the foregoing record as one to cause alarm for the future of the Alaska mining industry 1t seems that when all things are con- sidered the record of a decrease of only Is per cent compares favor ably with the records from sim liar enterprises in the States. Each year brings more and more gen. eral development throughout the Territory, and these improvements in general conditions are stimu- lating prospectors and others to undertake the development of de- posits that had previously been too difficult to exploit. Such im- provements are exerting a continu- ing and growing force, so that each
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The tape measure that Pi- crre uses tomorrow cannot gauge the significance of the discovery to which it leads.
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Copyright, 1880, by D. Appleton
 and Co)
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 Martin received the charm from Pierre's hand and regarded it with fond admiration. Then he re- marked: "The spring in this blam- ed snap is weak. That's how it come loose"
 Hadn't you better leave it at home, Pa, until you have it fixed?" asked Ann.
 No" Martin returned impatient ly as he fixed the snap. T have never been without this sacred enl- blem a minute. I'll just bend this spring a bit and it will hold all right until I get new one. I never would find that 39 cents to balance my books tonight if was to leave my lucky charm at home" He call- ed to Bruce, Come on. Bruce; it's time to catch that train to Cam den tonight!"
 Bruce finished the letter he was writing, placed it in an envelope, which he sealed, and put it in his pocket.
 "Goodby, Ann" he kissed her hurriedly.
 .'Goodby, dear; you'll be sure to come home on the morning train, won't you?"
 He laughed nervously and, turn ing hastily, offered his hand to Pierre. Well, goodby, old scout" Pierre, shocked at Bruce's man. ner and the indifference of his farewell, shook hands silently.
 Bruce, with laugh, caught up his bag and rushed after Martin.
 Suddenly Pierre grasped the full import of the situation-Bruce was going away with his school money his own plans to leave for New York in the morning were wrecked Starting as if to run after Bruce he called with quick excitement Bruce, oh, Bruce-wait minute IT,"
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