The Spokane woman. [volume], October 21, 1926, Page 15, Image 15

About The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935

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Thursday, October 21, 1926
Howard Seeks Election
J. F. Howard, republican candidate
for constable, has been a taxpayer of
Spokane county for 20 years. He has
served eight years as constable in
Spokane county.
Mr. Howard completed several years
work in the shipping yards at Seattle
during the war. He is an ex-member
of the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men. He has a wife and four children
residing in Spokane.
Sunset Social Club
Has Halloween Meeting
On Thursday the members of the
Sunset Division Social Club were the
guests of Mrs, S. P. Hay at her home
8503 Sheridan St. The house was deco
rated with the Halloween colors. A
dainty luncheon was served at one
o'clock. A business meeting presided
over by the president, Mrs. A, R.
Witheril, was followed by a guessing
contest, honors going to Mrs. Jacob
Latsch, who won the prize. A read
ing, “How to Cure a Cold,” by Mark
Twain, was given by Mrs. J. L. Dirks.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Ellen Lancaster, 52219 Sherman.
Those present included: Mrs. A. R.
Witheril, Mrs. Ellen Lancaster, Mrs.
T. H. Petersen, Mrs. Jacob Latsch,
Mrs. F. E. Rush, Mrs. S, P. Hay, Mrs.
T. L. Bolander, Mrs. Effie Wetsel, Mrs.
Sanborn, Mrs. H. E. Wiedeman, Mrs.
J. L. Dirks, Mrs. A. T. Ruoff, Mrs, W.
H. Rush, Mrs. M. A. Rush, Seattle,
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THE FAN OF MITHRAS
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of reproach in the dark gaze of the
man bent upon her. A look that re
minded her that she, too, had boasted
of honor.
“Mr, Hurd, I was confused at first,”
she faltered, “but 1 won't let Taine
take the blame and punishment of a
thing he has not done! He didn't kill
his uncle—"
“He says he did,” interrupted the
detective harshly, “and 1 have enough
evidence that, along with a confession,
would satisfy any jury on earth! I
doped it all out this way in the first
place and 1 guess I was right! Taine
Grant, 1 accept your confession!”
The young man smiled faintly and
looked fearlessly into the detective's
eves.
You're a smart man, Hurd,” he said.
was sure you would find me out
sooner or later!”
“Taine! You don't understand! You
don't know what you're saying!” Sa
bina cried, and clutching him by the
shoulders with her slender hands she
tried to make him look at her, but he
would not. Then, helplessly, childish
ly, almost, she turned to the detective.
“You can’'t be serious about this!”
she cried, but the stony face of the
man was her only answer. “Why, it
isn't right! It isn't true! Rawa!” she
turned to the troubled Hindu. “Don’t
let them say these things! Don't let
this man arrest Taine! Please! Oh,
1 tell you, you don't know what you
are doing!”
“Maybe, Miss Merriman, you have
a better solution?” Hurd's voice vas
acid.
“I? But—"
“Sabina'!” Taine stopped her. “I
know it is hard for you to understand
this, but you must not interfere! Do
you understand! You must not!”
The girl caught her breath in a sob
at his words. “Taine,” she said, “I
never loved you as 1 love you now, but
there isn’'t any use! You can’t shield
me any longer! Mr. Hurd, I killed
Taine’s uncle! 1 did it because 1
wanted Taine to have the money—"
“No! That is confusion added to
confusion,” it was Rawa who spoke.
“These two love. They are in perfect
harmony! It is not fitting that I, a
student of peace, should allow this
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A flickering shadow. What is har
mony? A never ending cycle. It is
represented by the perfect figure, the
circle! Mr. Hurd, since you are so
persistent in your desire to punish the
man who was the instrument of Mith
ras in purging an evil thing from his
great temple, accept me as your pris
oner!"”
And over and through the grave
thoughtfulness of his voice wove the
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