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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1914)
THE LAST DAY 1 in- The biggest sale ever held in Bandon will close July 22. Have you taken advantage of it? If not the opportunity is short and the prices will be lower than heretofore. BANDON DRY GOODS CO. fr should be -always worn by those born in July. We carry a full assortment of these stones in stock with mountings to fit or have them set in your own jewelry. $2.50 per carat and up MM'.. ' 'ii ' rT7Tr----i--rr orr. mar omce. Everard H. Boyle, Mgr. Diamond Setters Phone 514 LUCILE LOVE AT THE GRAND NEXT WEDNESDAY Automobile and Machine Work Bring your work to the Garage and Machine Shop. Everything done with neatness and dispatch. Agent for Buick Automobiles. M. D. SHERRARD, Bandon, Ore. Readers of the Bandon Recorder, and Friends: Special Bargains in Farm Lands and City Property j ? SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO. ! Sh oe Sale We are now closing out all odd pairs and lots 'in ladies, childrens and mens shoes. Come in and see if you can find anything to suit and we will make the price fit your pocket-book.' M. BREUER The fourth story of Lueilc Lovo will be shown in pictures at the Grand Wednesday night, July 14th. The story runs as follows: As the fourth installment 'opens the lion is trying to break down the door of tho desperate girl's shelter, and is only foiled by a spear in Lucilc's terrified hands. But Loubeque is not so easy to turn from his purpose of recover ing tho papers, which mean the ac complishment of his revengo and tho disgrace of General Love. He in structs his native slave to cllect dry grass and teaches him how to weave a rope. This he stretches from his own hut to Lucille's and ignites the end in hi? hut. In a short time the fire eats its way to . tho hut where the daughter of his enemy is asleep. To make assurance doubly sure, Lou beque's native summons the tribe to which he belongs, and which is hos tile to that by which Lucille was cap turcd, to assist him. Lucille scarce ly awakened from ,hr sleep, is driv en from the hut by the flames and almost runs into the arms of Lou beque. Ho struggles with her and attempts to soize the papers. But Lucille's savages are at hand and attack the spy before he con recover the pnpers. The natives, however. are very superstitious and deathly afraid of the "imprisoned fire" Loubeque's automatic revolver. One shot is enough. The tribe falls down before him in fear and subjection, Jn tho meantime Lucille has made good her escape and has entered the chief's hut. But while the natives are 'afraid of tho white man, they are not afraid of tho savages which support him, and a terrible battle en sues between tho rival tribes. In order to stop the carnage, Lu cille resolves to take advantage of the superstitions of the natives and dresses herself all in white, impro vising her garments from sacks and white cloths. Climbing on tho great white elephant she goes among the warriors and the fighting ceases like magic. All bow down to the sacred objects, the color white, the sacred olephant and the sacred healing wo man. But Loqbeuue is not discour aged, and at this juncture there comes to his aid a woman from the tribe to which his slave belongs. He sends the woman to the chief in whoso house Lucillo is carefully guarded with instructions to tell him that she is from a neighboring tribe which is lriendly. She is to say that her master lies ill and at the noint of death, and that she has heard of the wonderful white healing woman who cured the chief's daughter, and has been sent to get her to heal her mas ter. Tho ruse succeeds, both the chief and Lucille herself are com. pletely taken in, and Lucille starti immediately on horseback with the false guide. In the. meantimo her companion, under Loubeque's direc tion, has dug a pitfall and cleverly covered it with brush. When Lu cille s liorso comes cantering alonir tli,. I1 I.t i.i . ... ...... .uiiiiK iii.i riuer on ner nr. rami of mercy both craHh into the pit in lino oi mo most sensational pic tures thus fur shown In the series. I no horse Is killed Instantly and r.n. cillo lies like one dead. The two slaves of Ixwbcquu climb down Into tho pit, the woman takes the papern from theb odlce of Lucille's ,r,.H She retuniH them In triumph to her now master, who duchies that while lie luck tliu hiicrud urinuluf u,l(..l. ... "MlVtt Mill Wound Lui'IIIu'h neck, hi DICK. oil iiiUnloii U hut huff ucompliihud, RECORDER JOB PRINTING ilVIW miKUTA 0NI.V HIX wnmn mow; or ui Vm QivP-Quly (lnm Wan. quct and General Maurc are holding President Hucrta's entlro army back from revolt," was the assertion here of Alfredo Noriega, nn intimate friend of Blanquct, who arrived in Vera Cruz on his way from Mexico City to Madrid. "Huerta would leave the capital if he could," continued Nori ega, "but ho does not dare, fearing that if tho soldiers learned he was try ing to do so they would rend him in pieces. He is desperate. He dare not even send his wife away, lest it be the signal for his downfall. He (lis misses every government official who tries to get his family away from the capital. It is generally feared he is going insane from drink. Indeed, some think ho is already insane. Ter ror reigns in Mexico City, and it is 'ncreasing." Asked how the late President Mad !ro was killed, Noriega answered, "President Madero and Vice Presi dent Suarz were taken out behind the penitentiary by Colonel Francisco Cardenas, stood against a wall and shot. Then Cardenas fired a number of shots into an automobile and told his story of an attempted rescue. I did not like Madero, but that was the way he died. I think Huerta person ally ordered tho killing of both Ma dero and Suarez. At least he was responsible for the order, which Car denas received directly from General Mondragon. Americans are right in blaming Huerta for Madero's death. Jorge Huerta, the presidents son, has made $2,000,000 in gold in the past year. He is a terrible man, and has killed scores to satisfy his personal; grudges. Ex-Foreign Minister Mo- heno has made $500,000. Recently, just before retiring as the rebels ad vanced, General Joaquin Maas rifled the vaults of the Bank of Coahuila of $200,000 in gold. Ex-Minister of the Interior Urrutia was making $10,000 daily, but killed so many people se- cretcly and blamed Blanquet for their deaths that Blanquet demanded his retirement. Huerta is fabulously rich. He says: 'The Americans will not let me bo killed. They can't rec ognize Carranza if he kills mo be cause they would not recognize mo after Madero was killed. In expec tation of an explosion in the capital Blanquet got me away by getting an appointment for me as second secre tary of the embasy in Madrid. Hun dreds of other Mexicans are seeking excuses for leaving. I prophesy that when General Villa nears the capital the army will revolt and kill Huorta. Then will como a reign of unspeak able teror. I give Huerta a fortnight." Free trousers for ten 1 o ays To advertise our work more extensively the American Woolen Mills will give a pair of trousers free to each gentleman ordering a suit or overcoat at their Bandon branch r'ar 'the next ten days. To those ladies wishing an exclusive pattern in a stylish coat or suit, tailored to your order, we urge you to call at once before the few exclusive patterns are picked over. 4 doors east of telephone office AKHCAN WOOLEN ILLS BANDON, OREGON Somo people here who have autos say they will not risk a drive on such oads as that to Bandon on Sunday when everyone who owns a machine is on the road. There are so many sharp corners around projecting bluffs on this road, where the grades are considerable, that tho one driver n fifty who is reckless is liable at any time to causo a disastrous colli sion. Perhaps, if tho county court would station watchmen at a few of the sharper curves on Sunday and ireosecuto iho worst offenders, it would do more than anything else to llscourago the speeders who seem o caro so little for their own safety, to nay nothing of other peoples', Ooquille Sentinel, Vol a mixture -but a sirai&ld run refinery product RED (irralt'r Inh-rt'M. Tho iittunduncu uml Intercut U growing belter tuch evening lit Ih JIiuitIi of llio llrutlHTii, Tim ICvan- HUt, UMr H, I J. Dt'ckvr, power ful uml tvnrhw In warning ugulit pin in IU moduli) KuUu, iiml wnwil hi lulling up. llio oiy roiNuIy vmi CROWN She best $a$oliti ihe Standard Oil Company can make Your ad. in the Re corder will get results T