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Seattle.— Oeorge F. C
retired last week ns nviy
has announced his cr-nd
democratic nomination Jor yQ
States senator.
troops on whom I believe I can rely embracing Ills son, "you have hit tlie
But suppose von
from the provinces to march early this mill on the head:
morning for the capital. The troops have knifed this single person yon as
a
now quartered there, who are «opposed sume will tie charged with the lighting ,
to be strong supporters o f the presl o f the tire. Will not ll> rrern, not su­ \
ing the sequel, send another?'
d en t cannot all be relied upon by him.
"N ever fear, father.
W h ever he
The Fifth and 8eveuth regiments nre
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sends shall receive tile same steel."
said to be disaffected. By 11 o'clock to­
As soon ns the darkness fell J -¡e
night 1 shall have an army that will Molina, disguised as a countryman,
obey my commands ready to march at mounted a rawbmicd hors«- and >.>t
daylight to the city, seise the president out for the Herrera home. One mat­
and proclaim you as dictator. But It ter o f which his father was Ignorant
would not be policy fo r me to concen­ troubled him. Seuor Uerrera had a
trate troops at a single point fo r In sister much younger than her brother,
this cate the move would be suspected whom Jose had met. and an affair of
the heart had resulted. The conspir­
and thwarted.”
Manuel Herrera listened to this with acy was Anble to break up this attach
deep Interest. He had filled some o f ment. Inez Herrera undoubtedly sym
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the most Important offices In the go v­ pnthixed with her brother's movement
and
Jose
must
stand
by
his
fattier.
ernm ent and ambition bad led him to
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Young Molina directed his course to
enter Into a conspiracy to place him
self at It* head There was no especial a part o f the Herrera hacienda far­
thest from the house and. pa--,: g
reason why the president. Molina
should be deposed other than the fact I through a grove, climbed the hill
that be was not the choice o f all the where the signal fire was to be llght-
factions that were pulling In different ed. Aa be expected, be found a plie *
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srm Machinery, Buggies,
Hacks, Waggons
U. n i
llle watcher heard a faint
ome one ellmhl: g :!ic toll,
tip saw the dim outline of a f
The figure apparently stoop
pyre. Like a Hush Jure pa
lerval between Mm ai.d i: at
•i body In tils arms *
"Silence or dearti!” he said
voice.
Jose knew that he grasped
by her dress. She struggled
momenta, then remained tpile
"W h o are you?' lie asked.
There was no repiy fur a tl
‘I know you by your voice.
•lose Molina.”
“ And you are Inc
ten to me The
people, your t;
upon wlint we dt
been revealed by JlH* <
I knew that a >
lighted here to start a n voliplou.
aim- to pm i .
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would light It. How came you her»
“ My brother would lrv -i ::ooiiei-.-
"A n il I would leave my la tlc i's
reresta In no otis's keeping lint ;
This signal shall not I k .- given
My
tiler Is prepared fur the tdnerv.-;
You must remain here till it sh.. 1
too late to start the revolu.lon. T
l wtll’ offer on behalf o f my father,
president, terms to Scnor Herrera.”
“ And suppose he refuses?"
“ T b t garrote.”
The girl shuddered. She had 1.
opposed to her brother's project b
on her own aecouut and bee .use
loved tbe sou o f the n an he ' 11 Id de
I lose.
"V ery well.” she said prose,
a sigh; "1 will do as you say
every effort to persuade my
o adopt your suggewinn.''
“ Lie shall have the most e:
lice next to that o f president.
" Ilo w can you assure him o
" I have saved my father It
utlon and probable death
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gainsay anything to which I hind
aim.”
Inez suggested that they go to I
brother at once, inform him that
iian was known to the pivsid mt a
hut the signal fire liad not been lip
d
But Jose would not consent
this. He preferred that sufficient tl
should expire to thwart the revolutf
H alf an lumr passed, and a footsi
was heard below.
••1’ather!" called Inez
“ Why have yon not lighted th fir«
■•I have J m cii -!■ p. U fr
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Youi plot Is known to tile ! e . ¡c u t'
"Advance, senor "' called
dina
am authorized by 'resident
make terms with y
for a
Herrera consider
asked what would i ::iir If
to Ills house. Jose
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such a course won Id he i
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extreme.
Inez set I Irrt t!
telling her brother tildi î he
holrt
as a hostage.
There have been I
Mexico and mm y i
one that lias been tu
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that never came to a head ended very
happily.
Seuor Herrera b-.vai e th.
head id the Molina cabinet, and ih
political alliance was ipinentiil by tin
union of .lose Molina and Inez l l e r i m
Lewiston. Idaho— Surveyors the tijjhi
to be in the einplhy of- the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad ..re ro
ported looking for a route from th
head of the Potlatch river i.:to the
Lewiston country.
Grove, Oregon, under the A ct of March
3, 1879.
Morning theme,
“ L ife and
L o ve ” . In the evening this con­
W ednesday , M ay 20, 1914 gregation will join the union serv­
ices to be held at the Christian
Notice to the Public
church, where the baccalaureate
A ll notices of cntertainments^where admission
is charged or where there is a money consider­ sermon for the graduating class
ation; all cards of tüatnks and resolutions of o f the High School will be de­
condolence will be charged for at the regular
livered.
advertising rate—Scents per line.
Epworth League topic, “ Chris­
tianity’
s Greatest
Rival— Mo­
Reformers, philanthropists, and
hammedanism,”
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3: 1-8.
all leaders in any movement for
Leader,
Blanche
Lizer.
the uplifting or betterment o f
mankind, say they can see the
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
dawn o f a day o f better conditions
R. M. Broad books. Pastor.
fo r the masses, and there seems
Services next Sunday:
to be no doubt o f the signs o f the
Bible School at 10 a. m.,
times pointing in that direction.
morning worship at 11, Junior
Here in Oregon we have nu­ Christian Endeaver at 3. There
“ SILEN C E OK D EA TH !*' HE SAID.
merous legislative enactments will be no services in the evening
that some o f us call “ Fool Law s” , on account o f the union meeting a signal fire can be seen by ever.'
which are but the expression by and Baccalaureate service at the one o f these corps. It is for you.
senor, to give the order that will
an awakening people o f their pro­ Christian church.
place in your hands the government
test against conditions as they
Rev. E. M. Sharp o f Albany o f Mexico. A t midnight light a tile
have existed. These protests are College will preach at the morn­ on the bill, and each corps will march
by converging roads to the capital
no doubt crude in form and some­ ing hour o f worship.
As soon ns we are in possesion u
times clumsy in their operation,
courier will be sent you to offer you
the dictatorship.”
and often do more harm than
Christian Church.
“ Very well, general. 1 will see that
good to the very people they were
Services as usual next Sunday. the signal tire Is lighted at midnight
ntended to benefit.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Go. and success attend your efforts.’'
The men left the room, arid scarcely
But lucky it is for the people o f
A t 11^a. m. the annual Memo­
had they done so than a man oi
Oregon that the protests o f the rial sermon will be preached bv
stunted figure and n crafty eye open <
people have not assumed the same T. S. Handsaker. He is a preach­ a closet door, looked out. listened and
form they have in Colorado.
er o f wide experience and a force­ hearing footsteps on the veranda, pass
It is said that Colorado’ s legis­ ful speaker. The evening ser­ ed through the room iutu the hall.
“ There’s a fortune for me in this.'
lature will adjourn without mak­ vice will be a union meeting o f he said. and. leaving the hacienda. In
Rev. M. H. began u walk o f some ten or twelvi
ing any effort to provide a legis­ all the churches.
lative remedy for the conditions Fagan will deliver the Baccalaur­ miles to the capital. There, after sonic
difficulty, lie succeeded In getting an
that exist there, and if they do, eate sermon before the graduat­ Interview with the president.
“ That w ill do,” said the latter when
anarchy, bloodshed and violence ing class o f the high schqol.
ho had heard the man's story. ’’Bui
will run riot in the state again as
w ait.” Opening n safe, he took out ii
soon as the United States troops
Catholic Church
handful o f gold coin and gave it to the
are withdrawn.
Informer. " I f what you have told m.
Services at St. M ary’ s church Is true, come again and I shall hnv*
The crude reform laws o f Ore­ as follows: N e x t Sunday High
much more for you.” Then he taliped
gon and the violent manifestation Mass and sermon in the morning a bell on bis desk and an attendant up
o f the protest o f the people o f at 10.30. Devotions and Bene­ pea red.
"T e ll my sou that 1 wish to see htrr
Colorado are but the opening bat­ diction in the evening. 7:30'
A ll are welcome.
immediately.”
tles o f what may become a nation
A few moments later Jose Molina, a
wide pretest, and which, led by
man not long past majority, entered
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
the room, l i e found Ids father mncli
professional agitators, who never
The Christian Science church excited.
fe lt a throb o f patriotism and
••Jose, my son.” be said, “ w e are in
holds service in their hall on
and whose only ambition is to live
Main street every Sunday at great danger."
"H o w so. father?"
easily at the expense o f their ig ­ 11:00 a. m. and every Wednesday
“ There Is n movement on foot to de
norant followers, there is no poss­ evening at 7:30. All are w el­ pose me and put llerrera In my place
ibility o f telling to what extent o f come.
Tim t nrcli traitor. General Ortez, wtl
have before 13 o'clock tonight sonic
unreasod the agitation may reach.
ROOD troops at different points sur
There is a dissatisfaction in the
Oyster Shells Grit and Chick rounding Herrera’s hacienda. At mid
minds o f millions o f people— a dis­ Food a t—West Side Grocery.
night a fire will be lighted on a bill In
rear o f Herrera's house, which will t>.
satisfaction that is produced by
Bargains in second-hand auto­ n signal for these troops to march here,
the feeling that, having put into mobiles.— Parker’s Garage.
seize my person and make Herreru die
their efforts for good citizenship
tator.”
all o f brains and brawn they pos ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ »»»♦ ♦ ♦ A
There was a silence, which was bro-
| ken by the son.
sess, they have still fallen short
"W h a t action do you intend to take '
o f the rewards that these efforts
to ubort this effort?”
should bring them, and woulc
“ W liat would you propose?”
The young man’s eye lighted. This
bring them but for the advantage
Has the first time his father had evei
that is given others through the
isked his advice.
very legislation that Oregon vot­
“ G ive me an hour to consider. I f 1
run decide In less time I will do so.”
ers have been tryin g in a crude
"V ery well. I shall need some time
I How a Mexican Revolution
way to abrogate.
for consideration myself. Go and re
Was Averted
Oregon may have a lot o f “ foo
turn us soon us your mind Is made up "
The young man retired and before
laws” but they are not so utterly
the expiration of the hour returned.
foolish as the man or set o f men
“ H ave you cyme to a decision?”
By DONALD CHAMBERLAIN
who imagine they can stem this
asked his father.
” 1 have. These revolutions are more
tide o f protest by ridicule or a
On n veranda o f n bouse situated on easily nipped In the bud than broken
disregard for the rights o f the
down after the first success.
If all
a hacienda In Mexico a man was pac­
people.
does not go well in the liegiuning those
ing Impatiently back and forth, now who have been Usl Into them become
It would be better for all con­
and again looklug np the road that
cerned if the interests at which passed the place as though expecting panic stricken and desert. In tins
cuse we have mi opportunity to cuns,•
most o f these “ fool laws” are some one. Presently a mounted man the affair to fall apart without having
aimed, mould get in and help In the uniform o f a general appeared struck a blow.”
“ Explain.”
frame legislation that will correct nd. on reaching the gateway o f the
“ I will go m yself to the Herrera
hacienda, turned In and dismounted at
the evils complained o f and at
the veranda. Without a word the two hacienda and conceal m yself at the
the same time give all classes o f men entered the house and were clos point where the signal lire is prepared
Doubtless but one person will be
people and all lines o f industry an eted together.
charged with that work
That per- >n
'Well, general!" said the host
opportunity to reap a just reward
I will eliminate with cold steel
I’ he
‘Everything Is ready for the revolu­ fire will not I k * lighted.
for honest, earnest and continued
tion.
Yesterday 1 ordered certain
"M y dear l>oy." exclaimed the father,
effort.
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