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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1914)
umutuiunarttti RRMi-WKEiCi.Y jfaWVPON KECORbEtt. 'i'OESDAV. DEC. ISTIf. 1311 UE6AL PHMfFOHS. BEAUTIHI1 i lilL iflililCiittiiJ Thi' installment will be'ahown al the Grand Theatre next Thursday Evening, Dec. 1 7 4 ; irrow nhat, fnilint? to ovortnko .Iu( th in'hor flight, turns back to nd- vi with Jted November. IIIB car an . von o.. tlie BCono of tbo (iro just .. , Man l-i.tx lehcued Roue. Rapidly i w-mliliiur srvcrnl of November's Kin , Maiiownimt gives them their an untie ... The K"" men point Al an out to tho police us the incendiary. Tv poli' i-ineii arre-.t. him and Alnn u ,ectinr a plot, breaks from his enp- oi and l iken to his heels with the mr i following. !oublinr and twistiiiff through the flu.n streets, Alan Anally finds him sc!i on the waterfront, with every ;tii i ward way of escape closed. Hi d-presscd, he seeks refuge in the ii .iiiy; of a ship moored alongside. Th pun men pursue; he fights them oil kicking and puhhiuc; several into thi water. Hut the odds proving too he.vy, Alan 'lives from onp of Uc ya.d arms and suts swimming for liLd-stream. vn avi.ttm , f !o;ist by name, sailing ov- rhcaii in a hydropluno. oh'iervo-i In icene, .uui, his sympathy excited iOi the gabant liht Alan puts up, iii iji' to Kii wut.T Mid rei-i iies him. i he day being slightly foggy, (m I lo i . Ins way in altemptug to locate I lie Mmoola aviation field :m ' h-mirars. lie lauds, with h pas- e ; in a Mwuup, It is evening be- i' he ami Alan roach the field by oi car. Here Alnn charters from i st, u new areoplano with the un ,i.indir,K that it is to bo held He then returns to 1T f . (k ti.;an.ht hi-, ord.ir. to .ev 'i oik. Ak.inliim liarcus has arrived in New York a. id learned from Dogby, Ji , that Alan i . being married to Kobc in New Ji r. e. lie sturts over in tho hope of I eiiii: in at the iinish; fate blinds him on the .ccne of the tono m at lire ju.-.t ;.h Itoiie is huing kid naejud b "li.ii-iowphut in his motor e.ir, Uiuvu.-. puiMies in a Uixicab. JU-nTowpli iL takes Hose home, intcr ru.iting a iok-rit m-ivjic between Ju dith and bcr father- .Judith having tot homo a few minutes onilicr. She hm been lying to Trine, trying.to por i o iiim of Maui rowphat's troaehory Hut, Marrowphat's true story of the c nts of tho morning, bucked by R .e's testimony, convinces Trine th .t Judith is on longor trustworthy. Hi order, bis twf daughters to their re in.-,. .it iMairoWjihal's stiggestion Trine de ides to tal e Hose by special trail to Chicago ami points west as a lure to ;:t A: i away from New York in. i st i .ii i.r i lie country where loi 1'ieji la of tik poiice are a lesi .,f iiiun haadicap lo their designs H. . cus, I' .shadowing the mesojgei lo. us of ti e plan, and by bribing tin pc lir ai biakcnian, siibstitutos as i poaer. II' niaiiagen to lot Altll Ui ow of th' .ill'air beforo thet rail ler ves. Man g ic-, to Triue's house and dis co ! Judith a prisoner in her own rorMu. Judith leads a willing hand, the two making for Van Cortlandt pink, find I'oa-t and tho nreoplnne. TI start i tie pursuit and arrive in ( i a igo the i et morning. They i' hi ihu Tin j's special has passed th nigh o i tune. Tliey renew the I. .i", fu. i Ij oertakiiig the special t" the p'ain of Illinois. Alan, wi'i the binocuhirs, rocog .i '. llai.ii on the roar platform, liircin Fiv.- the areoplano and sim pi ts that Alan is attempting a ros cb He h. te.i-, to warn Rose. Tune, Manowph.it and party, sight tli lupluiu a little later, but as thoy do so it 'im ope.-, engine (rouble and i-ks to i .tin They disrniv. it fioin tl'i-n Ihi'i i I'liiuii id I i. a at th' . . iiarn . ae niirn ihe I. Jv'iii'.is ' i a t mil cm, A la I' ri . i ii', k" ,-ial. I ii i . nig ai -ii'i'iil i I r ,1 til a tl.tai . ii . taking no 11101 e pri -i to .-t.ilion tin' two gun f'-o .t and hae'v jil .t forms In n they jro to ix'd for 1' ' t ii- i-oinas ti eaith near 1 A-.p-iiig ('oast w ith in i'l' e, t n-paii aid follow I .luilith enagi a I't ht i (liey pin ai.- i'iiui''b i - seen then hi .idlu;hl I , ami UM'i ' l - 1 1 ut t tin- in- lo Ut lla' I Hi- piO- 1'i'Hi'i and il'iini oil' ilio Illl, I ill VI .iHin I 'wh i i A I'' I.K.v .... Ui i aallMl I I Ui.l.l ..III t I I ,- l.aotnMll ..it I' .- i rill I , I M i. i Vr pi" i.nr ii I ilfiit e'ltri i i... .... up i-luo fill ill h ' ' ! mU ttlv Iftfp " la I lie iv fulfil t II tho danger. Barcus manages to hold tho back door against them until Alan helps Rose from tho platform to tho light engine, then forced to release it, makes .his escape under fire in a flying leap. The brakeman of the special, fright oned by the pistol shots, signals full 8 peed ahead, and tho special lights out, liko a scared jnclc-rabbil, Trinc's protests to the contrary notwithstanding. REPUBLICAN VOTERS SHOULD BEWAS1 Party Should Be fioprdsontetl on National Cominittce By a Republican Tho Republicans of Oregon are on titled to have a Republican named as the National Republican Committee man from this Stato. C. W. Ackorson, who claims 4to bo a Republican, Is a cinidldnto. Ho registered as a Progres sive January S, 11)14. Then signed peti tion of II. W. Coe to bo Progressive National Committeeman. Then can celled his registration as a Progres sive and registered as a Republican and Immediately filed his candidacy for membership on Republican Nation al Oominitteo. Has been an intimato and convenient understudy of tho Pro tsressivo National Committeeman and soems now to be In combination with him in an attempt to shanghai the 'Republican organization. His candi dacy Is being actively backed by par lies hostile to tho Republican party and having personal interests and pri vate personal grudges to servo. His erratic and excitable temperament has frequently Mod him to flood the col umns of the press with violent attacks upon the Republican party and vicious personal aliuso of prominent Republi cans and Ufc-'long residents of the Stato. It Ib a grave nbuso for parties who nro not Republican to register as such. It Is a graver nbuso for outsiders to attempt the capture of a political par ty to gratify n personal grudgo and to promote, party discord. It la nn' abuso against which fair-minded men of alt parties will rlso In protest. Wo can never havo a reunited party byt pushing to the front political hotheads and men who nro political roformors Blmply for tho sako or otflco. Hnyftis been a Republican only' twenty lour hours when he announced his candi dacy for thp highest honorary position In tho gift of the party Is some Indi cation or what Mr. Acltcrson's motive was In registering as a Republican. As Hon. Ralph 14. Wiilbuns is the ouly Republican who ts n candidate :or Republican Nntlonal Comiuitte6man, wo fnol warranted In urging all loyal Republicans In tho stato to gtvo him their earnest and enthusiastic support, CI IAS. It. MOORKS, (Chairman of Republican Stato Cen tral Committee.) M. II. MeFAUL, (Prcaldunt Lincoln Republican Club.) MclUNI.KY .MITCHBLL, (President of Portland Republican Club.) C. M inUSMAN. (President Multorpor Republican Club.) No Cants For Actors. There Is one profession that hiru nl ways refrained from carrying a walk ing stick The actor knows well that n the stage he must walk without ex traneous support, and he knows that tho inure bint of a walking stick Hi liU Imnil ns he walks the streets Is a temptation to lean this way or that Actor, fven when out of a Job. never ii-hii on ti tttlk Thoyknow that their imlanred walk Is their linnet.'- If tins ivbiy of ocluty reourw to walking Htlck ttw actors will refniln.-l.ondou ClirunlvK Not Even Dent. Uttle ICrle bad dropped h basket w'onUluliiR mime emw on Ills way tiiiino fiow the HTui ory 'iTaw many did you brwikV asked tU mother ' "I dblu't Mm,K any." rvplled Uric, but tUt hull twuii itlf two or t In in." t'bb'sfo Nov. . T1J Utid OH. So citttillMil lir'lii; utl Urn lni tn trHl f rmi Mtum ! TUm t , wllh Ujti MkliiN.jgf iUutauuM) AiU4 lu llir Min Tito mnA ut tiMM ry U,4 dl.llllU www BUS Utl) fklf ) mm uti rfcta mw mm" Ut a btip etm Many Statatos That Exist-Only In the Imagination. EXAMPLES OF "NO SUCH LAW Popular Brilefn Which Havo Qpruna Up, No One Knows How, and Decome Fixed Ideao, Yet Have No Founda tion In LcgUlstfa Enactments. Many people have tho Idea that it one ow3 n hill 'mid goes to his debtor mid tells him tlmt ho Is willing to pay and then offor.s some trilling sum on account; any ?1 or even lesa per week or month, the creditor is obliged to tnke It, utterly regardless of tho fact thnt If creditors were obliged to re ceive payment In that way it would put most of them out of business In a very short period. There Is no such law. In the minds of very mnny people, especially In tho country districts, there ts another tlrmly fixed Idea that If one person strikes nnother tlrst the person assaulted may then all but pouud tiro other to death, There Is no such law. A person assaulted has tho right to defend himself, but ho may not use any more force than necessary to do that. To use more than necessary force completely turns the tables, and the assaulted becomes the aggressor and liable for tils excess of zeal In damages commensurate with the dam age done. A poison has the right to order nn undesirable ersou from his premises and to tiso sulllcient force to eject til in t he does not go when so ordered, but he has no right to acceler ate, his movements with one or more we.ll placed kicks Many people who owe bills labor un der a strong lmpiessiou that It Is tho duty of their creditors to come to them for their money. There Is no such law. There Is a proverb which says. "The borrower is servant to tho leuder." The bank will not come to you If you owe a note which It holds for collec tion. Out of courtesy It will send you a notice that your note Is duo (It Is not compelled to do that), but you must go lo tho bank to make payment. In the counrry frequently mid in the city sometimes one is told that. If n person dins leaving children nnd grandchildren, tho children of a do- censed child, the grandchildren, nro not entitled to tho share of tho estate which their parent would havo taken, as the father or mother having died thero Is no way whereby tbo Inherit ance can pas' over from tho deceased to tho grandchildren in othor words tho Hue is broken. Thero Is no such law. Tho statutes expressly provide that tho children of deceased heirs take tho share that would havo gone t t(icIrpnrout. ' A person owns a fruit trco and ib) branches overhang tho lnnd of bit neighbor. Mnny think because of thai the neighbor Is. entitled to tho fruit on the. pvcjhangtQff branches. Thorp Is no such law. If tho tree sat upon tho lino bo tween tho estates tho neighbor would be entltledn jono-linlf of tho fruit but being 'tnioily on ono side the owuei la entitled to all tho fruit and may go upon his neighbor's land and gather It wlthont being (?ullty of trespass. 1 tho neighbor does not like this nr rangement bo may tnko his ax or saw and cut tho llmb off at tho line bo tweon th estates, but ho must throw them on Iris neighbor's land, ns th wood of the treo belongs to hltn. Tin owner of flto treo may not liko to have his tree treated thus, but ho cannoi help himself. Two men own adjacent Iota of lnnd Ono wishes to havo a fenco petweoa them; tho other docs not. Mnhy people think that dfio rrrny build the fenco utid eorhpul tho other to pay for half of It Therv Is no such law. In snoh u enso one owner may call hi tho feiico viewers nnd havo thero ascertain tho'Mnc and designate which part of the fence each sljall build Neither party, however, can compel the other tu tm.04 ony particular style of foni'R The mover In the matter may want a fancy fenco, but tho other may lin lid his half of any material Hntrs factory to hhusclf, and so long as It is a legal fence ho cannot be compelled to build uny other. Many shopkeepers demand that And ers of lost money or valuable In theli stores shall deliver them over to them, as they own the articles becauso the; were found on their premises. There Is no such'luw. The lliidfr of money or other valu ables on tho Door outside tho counter In a store Is tho owner of the samo ngahiit the whole world except the loser, but It has been held that If tho owner left the money or goods upon tho counter or on n table In tho store they were praclrcully In tho euro of the htnrekoeper and ho had. tho right to their cimti'dy, whllo bu could not iniilie such a claim to goods which were found on Hut lloor. Itonlon (llobu. Ycunrji Inexpert Pith. Tommy, iuv to Hid country, went rUhllitf In IIih rr.uk will) l.llke, lilt IiIiikJ iuuii T.tii.iny relumed 111 Ihr lain Iuun hi true DwIitiriiiuii'M ulylo muH liNiMtiJ, but wllh an muiiiio "It it I imii fut.U," Iih Milt). "V ftt fwtir Mini uitd if A Ihreo fluli rltflll Mi lU tii. bul lb vt'cru ill 1 1 Or it iJMuf kui liuii' u hub) (ill. - tr t" lml iui4Mw it ip gJiiuiw.U. fH taw 4mu4f vtt) if W tM p)Uillid ARCH Arch Cold Arch RED PARATIONS IS ASSURED BY TIIE USE OF TOILET PRE Cream, Arch Face Powder, Liquid Cmplexionpodwer, Have no equals For Sale Only by the CRAIN DRU! "The Peoples Drugstore" O Remember our Repind System our Money Rclunded on ALL CASH SALES. One Day in Each Monlli. AGENTS WANTED. Everywhere. To Sell Madame; Du Four's Face Powder, which In propnrod In four oolora And Ttto gtaea. 25c & 50c run nox. Bend 2a stamp for samplo, Do partmtnt D, f Jhe Du Four Co., Wash., D.C, Miss Billie Burke Your PT orlte Acr-s,stiyo, "It's tho boat I have over Bff4d bo soft nnd won derfully a d h o -slvc." IMPORTANT EVENTS il COLLEGE WINTER SHORT COURSE JAN. 4-30 Agriculture, including Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Hortl cultute, Poultry Husbandry, Insects, Plant and Animal Diseases, Cream ery Management, Marketing, etc. Home licoiiomlcs, Including Cook ing, Home Nursing, Sanitation. Sew ing, Dressmaking and Millinery. Commerce, Including Husiness Man agement, Rural Economics, Business Lw, Office Training, Farm Account ing, etc. Engineering, including Shopwork and Uoadbulldlng. FARMERS WEEK FEBRUARY 1-6 A general clearing house session .of six days for the exchange of dynamic Ideas on the most pressing problems of the times. Lectures by leading authorities. State conferences. EXTENSION SERVICE Offers lectures, movable schools, In stitutes and numerous correspondrtics courses on request. MUSIC: Piano, String, Band, Voice. No tuition. Reduced rates on all rail roads. For further Information address, The Oregon Agricultural Collage, (tw-12-l-to-l-l) COpVALLIS, OKCQON Mrs. Geo. Geisendorfer l'upil of Ernst HartiiKiim Piano Theory Studio 535 Bluff St. Mimic 312 PURE DRUGS Do you want pure drg and drug sundries, fine perfumes, hair brushes, and toilet articles? If so call oh C. Y. LOWE, Bandon Brown & Gibson The Leading Contractors and Builders We ItimMi plmis and )url ft c id oilkii II II y ure n iii; lo Ixilld miylliliH'. Vow lurj'0 w wt' 4111 fcavc Vol) J.ul iiii Ok"1' n yrHil liuildlilH iiwlttir klllMll, IHIHM )' I For ! C T Garden ! The new soil of this section requir es a COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER,, giving it what nature lacked. You must have it for your garden to get the best results. We have a large supply at a very reasonable vrice. entrai Feed Co, Central Warehouse Phone 142 For Ywr At this store you will find many very pretty and useful articles suitable for the whole family and our prices will suit your pocketbook or your bank account. Neckwear of all kinds and prices Toilet Cases and Toilet Articles, large assortment of Handkerchiefs, Silk Hosiery, Gloves and Handbags, Bath robes and Comfy Shlippers. Dolls, Doll Buggies Toys Games and Books. Hlinillllll HW4fiH4W-rW THE G0L3EN RULE STORE i i 1- t ! i U I . 1. ti.gr , luni f J UtK 4m I MMttlll M