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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1907)
vgjp"!R; &?"'" TnE DAILY COOS 04.Y TIMES, MAKSnFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, 3LVY 3, 1007 HAVE RIOTS IN PARIS Many Are Hurt In Disturbance Due to the Trades union Men THOUSAND ARRESTS Arc Mndc During the Day by the Po lice, Who Finally Stop the Trouble. Paris, May 2. The expectation that today would pass without vio lence was not realized. The day be gan calm, but toward evening the working center In the vicinity of the trades unions headquarters became the scene of serious disturbances, In -which many were Injured. Precau tions were taken by the authorities, and a stern determination to sup press the riots, however, brought tranquility before midnight. Over a thousand arrests were made during the day, twenty persons were badly injured, and a great number of others suffered contusions. During the afternoon John Law, a Russian who Is a naturalized American, from the top of a bus fired five shots which wounded two soldiers. The crowd attempted to lynch Law, and the man was dragged from the omnibus. He was rescued by the police af(er being severely beaten. MAHKLLE GILMAX RETURNS .Says She Will Slurry W. E. Corey on May Thirteenth. New York, May 2. Mabelle Gll mau, the actress who is to marry William E. Corey, president of the United States Steel Corporation, re turned from Europe on the Kaiser William dor Grosso. She said she and Corey will be married on May 13 and both Corey's family and her's will be present. ' Yea, Yea, Yen. Attention Eagles. Memorial service at Eagles' hall at 10 o'clock sharp on Sunday, May 5th. Evening service at Baptist church at 7:30 o'clock. All mem bers are expected to attend both ser vices. Visiting brothers are cordi ally invited to attend. 5-3-3t Cozy Frame Cottage. Every Inch of Space Utilized Attractively Estimated Cost $1,800. Copyrlflht, 1007. by Henry Witteklnd. Chicatfo. IPtf (( YtSl lppf I 111 1 lyl Jf 4"i" .,! MwfamU -3SZ,Miwrf.. wA ... W I I W '"' ' m I '.'"unj pw . 'IN IMWii ill. W. mini"'!"!" PERSPECTIVE fc fZfjsr FIRST FLOOR PLAN. r :,;:,:l:la! K1TCHE.N- 1 . IV-O'AIV-Q" " w 1 ptjotsf I H - BATH Room Lm.NG Room' j oO.t?) Ivest PAiLor Hr LL J H'-O'll'-Q" J Tills attractlvo framo cottage of one nnd a half stories and basemont has been built in tho vicinity of Chicago at a coit of 1.&00. Kvory Inch of space Is attractively utilized In tho design. Tho half fetory contains four good bedrooms. A glance nt tho plan shows the tleslrablo fixtures of the first floor The er terior of the bouso is clapboard. Tho Interior finish should bo of Georgia pine, with Geonrla nine Coors, HENRY WITTLKINJ). 'nHiw r -"' OPENING NEW HOSPITAL CAMPS Antituberculosis League of Porto Rico Dedicates Its First Sani tarium. San Juan, Porto Rico, May 2. After thirteen months' strenuous ef forts to properly establish the work of fighting tuberculosis In Porto Rico the friends of the cause had the pleasure of attending the dedication of the first camp, a sanitarium in Santurce, on the outskirts of San Juan. Governor Beekman Wlnthrop presided over the exercises and made a timely address In which he express ed the hope that the battle against the great white plague will meet with the splendid results which have attained the insular government's warfare upon tropical anaemia or unclnarla. He also highly compli mented Mrs. Edith Elmer Wood, the president of the Antituberculosis league of Porto Rico, to whose tire less energy the establishing of the camp is largely due. Mrs. Wood is the wife of Captain Albert Norton Wood of the United States navy, who has charge of the Porto Rico light house district. Governor Wlnthrop's address was followed by an earnest oration in Spanish by Bishop Jones, the new head of the Roman Catholic church In Porto Rico, who impressively presented the Importance of the cause. As the band of the Boy's Charity school played "The Star Spangled Banner" an American flag was raised by Miss Madeline Luch ettl of Santurce, the large audience standing uncovered until the last notes of the national anthem been sounded. Visitors Inspect the Camp. The visitors then inspected hospital camp, where several had1 the pa- tients suffering the incipient stages of consumption were being treated with hopes of cure. The present ca pacity for twenty patients will be doubled within the next three months and the subsequent extention of the work will depend solely upon the amount of funds raised. The sanitarium has a twenty-acre site donated by the municipality of San Juan and the city also contrib utes $200 a month toward minor expenses. To this guaranty the legislative assembly of Porto Rico has added an annual appropriation of, $G,000 and many municipalities of the island will doubtless also subscribe, thus making the move U.mwi I T nrnn-, '" rt'"" intin - xr"' - "" - jM.i , .i i r. irm iu i .... "" ' ;,7 mmp0m . ,uwia VIEW. SECOND FLOOR PLA.N. li CHAMBER 3 H l2.-orM3-o" V r- USES i '"l ! '. T .fS HALL ri ' r li a m n c'o. tfCHAMBEnlJ! ,f CHAM BE Rv & ,' o.-x ib-crfi IV-OIAM-C. jj I moor1 rnHi iiniiUfru i n't-- - r..... .. ment broadly Insular. All other funds are raised by the league, of which William F. Wllloughby, treas urer of Porto Rico, is treasurer. Prominent Men In League. The membership of the league, which costs $6 a year, is growing rapidly. Dr. Dobal, the native physi cian In charge of the sanitarium, has just returned from a tour of the island, having succeeded in organiz ing several branches. The students of the normal school of the Univer sity of Porto Rico have I also agreed to support a bed. The league's membership list car ries the names of many prominent native and American residents of Porto Rico, Governor Wlnthrop be ing the honorary president and Mrs. Albert N. Wood the active president. William F. Wllloughby, treasurer of Porto Rico, Is treasurer, and the di rectorate consists of fifteen repre sentatives of business, medical, army, navy, church, social and charitable circles. The new Roman Catholic bishop, Rt. Rev. W. A. Jones, and the Protestant Episcopal bishop, Rt. Rev. James H. Van Buren, are among the directors. Last month Dr. Dobal addressed the general assembly of the cigar makers of Porto Rico on "Tubercu losis In Its Relation to Tobacco Workers." The assembly passed res olutions to associate Itself with the league and give it financial and moral support. The league has been affiliated with the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculo sis on the footing of a state society and Invited to send delegates to the general conference In Washington in May. MIND UNHINGED Unfortunate Man at Uolse Victim of Drugs. Boise, Idaho, May 2. A. E. Sutherland, a young man recently released from the county jail, where he served three months for vagrancy, was picked up by the police and lodged in the city jail. Chief Phil lips has taken up with the county commissioners the matter of send ing Sutherland to the asylum at Black,foot. Sutherland Is a "hop fiend," the habit of Injecting morphene into his system with a hypodermic needle growing from an experiment a friend induced him to try at Caldwell some time ago, he says. While in the county jail Sutherland was under the care of Deputy Ras Beemer. The treatment of the deputy helped the young man and when he left the jail he was looking and feeling much better than at the time of his Incar ceration. But Sutherland could not shake off the habit and when releas ed commenced at once to uso the drug In large quantities. The mor phine has unbalanced his mind and he is now a subject for the asylum. ft McPlierson Closer Co. MolpsaJu liquor(16alers j CitMs and salcxln sup- ra sup- $ r. Bancroft EYE, NEtfrE AND CHRONIC TROUBIlS OUR SPECIALTY Will h at our office, ROOM eI-ROGERS BUILDING untiluiirther notice NOTNVedo' Examinawf ,iot uie any druzt in our H e Eyei. Q ALL WORrTmLARANTEED g i , Coos Bay I I SteamLaundry j I MARSHHELD ydi nUtM BEND I I All wprjf now jdone at S J the NcMh BetA Plant 'I i&r Mauley 1 ! I AfeerirUUi rshfieul 1 North Bend Ptfiie103 & ! Marshf&ld Phoe1804 isS?K5SSiiiK'jWV'SSia3B5a fifornfi WANT ADS WANTED. 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